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Britain created Rhodesia, encouraged its settlement, accepted its blood in two world wars, then rewrote the rules, punished its loyalty with sanctions, and handed it to a Marxist dictatorship. The architects of this catastrophe were never held accountable. It's time we talk about "Zimbabwe."
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While broadcasters fed you meritless empty diversity trash, a generation of British musicians were quietly producing era-defining cinematic songwriting at the peak of technical skill. They were ignored in favour of cheaply-produced postmodern slop, and are still waiting you to show up.
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In 1587, 117 English colonists vanished from Roanoke Island. No bodies. No graves. Just one word carved into wood: CROATOAN. It's America's greatest mystery—but Britain has forgotten it ever happened. This is the story of our lost children, and the 400-year search for answers.
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When Parliament fled Westminster in 1858, gagging on Thames sewage, Joseph Bazalgette built sewers saving millions of lives. Today two billion people still lack sanitation, facing Victorian London's horrors while we ignore the unfinished sanitation revolution.
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Parliament didn't spring from enlightened reason, it was forged in blood. For a thousand years, these islands burned with rebellion, civil war, and massacre. Today's political divisions aren't a modern disease. They're a reversion to form, the old fever returning us to who and what we always were.
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Victorian drawing rooms debated Darwin and hosted séances. Britain's industrial age was its occult age because science itself made the invisible real. If electricity existed unseen, why not spirits? Today, we live in the same world with UFO sightings, hidden forces, and AI superintelligence.
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Between 1938 and 1940, Britain rescued 10,000 mostly Jewish children from Nazi Europe—but not their parents. Behind the celebrated humanitarian mission lay eugenic selection criteria, traumatic separations, and reunions broken beyond repair. The Kindertransport saved lives at a profound cost.
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Boys of twelve drowned in gas at Ypres. Sixty thousand fell on the Somme's first day. They deserve remembrance through truth, not comfort—the rats, the rotting feet, the intimate horror of bayonet work. We dishonour the dead when we sanitize their sacrifice into something palatable.
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A metallurgist stole nuclear secrets from Europe, then sold atomic weapons capability like a franchise—complete with manuals, components, and customer support. His clients? Iran, Libya, North Korea. The bombs he helped build are still out there. One man nearly broke the world. A true Bond villain.
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Britain has defeated antisemitism over and over again. Our most modern wasn't walking into the camps, it was The Times proving the most notorious blood document in history was fraud. This powerful story continues to drive notorious theories now, including the idea elite groups sacrifice children.
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The American 1863 Abraham Lincoln national holiday of Thanksgiving, similar to the 1843 Harvest Festival in England, emerged from the celebration of Guy Fawkes Night of November the 5th and the Puritans' arrival to the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1619. Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November...
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Contemporary anti-immigration campaigners fail to recognise their need to return to the ancient English customs they have never heard of. Before the modern practice of naturalisation, the English demarcated the honoured foreigner with a particular status and requirements.