The latest essay by our English correspondent Seneca III provides a broad overview of the Götterdämmerung that is now well underway in the British Isles.

The Invasion and Ethnic Cleansing of a Small Archipelago

by Seneca III

“And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.”

— Revelation 6 verse 8 (In the Bible a pale horse is a prominent symbol of death and pestilence.)

Provenance and apologies

Whilst this article is written from a purely UK perspective or, to be precise, an Anglo-Irish one, its primary thrust is applicable across the whole of the Western Ecumene from the Antipodes to the Americas.

Also, it is said that all writing is plagiarism, and I am certain that much of what I write is such. For the best part of eighty years I have been a copious reader across a considerable range of news, literature, history, commentary and opinion and thus I offer my thanks and apologies to any authors who, reading this, recognise a paraphrasing of their own contribution(s) to this dialectic.

Prologue: A soupçon of geography and history

An archipelago is a group of islands closely scattered in a body of water. Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland are the two largest constituents of a windswept archipelago in the North Atlantic lying to the west of Continental Europe. This ancient archipelago is centred on the British mainland at Latitude and Longitude 54° 00′ N and 2° 00′. Overall, it is a roughly linear feature running north to south from the Nordic-influenced Shetland Islands, through the Orkney Islands, the Outer Hebrides, the Isle of Man and finally to the Isle of Wight off the southern coast of England.

In a west-to-east direction, it encompasses the predominantly Catholic Republic of Ireland (Éire) in the south and the far smaller, predominantly Protestant, six counties of Northern Ireland (British). The oft-disputed geological and geopolitical anomaly of the Channel Islands — Guernsey, Jersey, Sark, Herm and the private islet of Jethou (part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey) — lies 100 miles due south from the English mainland at Weymouth and 12 miles due west from the French mainland on the Cotentin Peninsula.

[As an aside, geophysics has determined that the lonely pinnacle of Rockall is part of the land mass that broke off from Europe and hence is also part of the archipelago.]

Once contiguous with mainland Europe, it became separated 450,000 years ago. Stretched by tectonics and pounded by great waters a mega flood finally destroyed the land bridge that had physically connected the islands of Britain with continental Europe for some 10 million years. This crossing, consisting of relatively soft chalk, was approximately 20 miles wide and ran from Dover to Calais.

After the land bridge disappeared the only way that invasive tribes could cross the Channel was by hazarding their lives in fragile, generally unseaworthy boats, something they only managed to accomplish in small numbers owing to the unpredictable weather conditions and dangerous currents, and because in those days our farcical Border Force and the RNLI water taxi services did not exist. Now they come by their hundreds and thousands, parasites and predators all from every failed, primitive socio-economic basket case on the planet.

Proposition I: Britain and Éire are the victims of a successful mass invasion. As a consequence, long-heritage ethnic Caucasians are heading towards becoming a minority in their own lands within a matter of decades and possibly, in the long term, extinction through a process of country-wide xenogamic breeding coupled with a host of genetically damaged children resultant from Muslim consanguineous serial reproduction, all of which will have dire consequences for the future of we native inhabitants. This, then, is the survival challenge of our time as Nazism and Fascism were the challenges of the 1930s and ’40s through until ’45

“…We have explained before that human beings cannot exist except through social organisation and cooperation for the purpose of obtaining their food and other necessities of life. Each one will stretch out their hand for whatever he needs and try to take it since injustice and aggressiveness are in the animal nature.”

— From ‘The Muqaddimah’ (The Classic Islamic History of the World) by Ibn Khaldûn, Chapter Three, Proposition 21, “On dynasties, royal authority, the caliphate, government ranks and all that goes with these things.”

The human predilection to gather in co-operative groupings in order to shape, control and utilise a particular environment for the benefit of all members of a homogeneous community is as old as our species. It is an animal thing, a pack thing, a tribal thing. In zoology, sociology and psychology the phrase ‘territorial imperative’ is used to describe the need to claim and defend a territory, its assets, its physical and historic achievements and the successful socio-political organisation that generated them.

It has been argued that in human terms the intensity of the need to exercise a territorial imperative is inversely proportional to the length of time such a domain has been populated by a particular group who have become morally and ideologically united and are genetically homogenous, not the mongrel products of retrogressive human xenogamy.

Essentially, throughout the Euro-Anglosphere there have evolved those socio-cultural characteristics and modes of conduct that determine and will forever define why and what we are, and so clearly separate us from the descendants of the tribes of Arabian Peninsula, those conquered by them and those of the predominantly feral, low-IQ, predatory and violently unstable African ethnicity.

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