Robin Tilbrook's speech at the English Democrats Party Spring Conferance in Huntingdon.

In part of his speech on the 10th March to the English Democrats’ Spring Conference in Huntingdon, Robin Tilbrook gave his view of the current state of the Conservatives and Labour.  Here is the relevant section on Labour:

"Turning to Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour, the massive majority of Blairite  Remainiacs in the Labour Parliamentary Party has fully pushed Jeremy Corbyn into adopting a more pro-EU position that is on remaining within the Customs Union.

 

Coming out of the Customs Union is vital if there is to be any agreements with any other nations.  If we are in the Customs Union, not only can we not reach agreements with other nations on trade, but also the other nations wouldn’t even be interested in talking to us because they would know that they can trade with us by dealing with the EU and we would have to obey what the EU decides. 

So this is a troubling change of position on the part of Jeremy Corbyn but it illustrates something that has been happening within Labour for a long time, which is that Labour’s elite has been losing touch with its core traditional vote, or, as they call it the “White Working Class”, or as I would call it “English Workers”.  Our candidate for the South Yorkshire Mayoralty, David Allen, memorably and pithily put it in a recent BBC interview that Labour are “traitors to the English working class”. 

 More and more English people are realising that Labour is outright hostile to England and to English interests. 

 Labour now is an internationalist and increasingly metropolitan, statist and multi-culturalist party.  This is the same trajectory as all the Social Democrat parties across Western Europe.  The result across Western Europe has been that Social Democrat parties are no longer supported by their country’s working class.  So, for instance, in the recent French elections, we saw that French working class voters mostly supported the Front Nationale and not the middle class ideological obsessives of the French Social Democrat parties.  As the Doncaster MP, Caroline Flint put it that Labour’s “Sister Party” in France was reduced to 6%.

 I fully expect that, with the Blairites in Parliament, and with Jeremy Corbyn’s small parliamentary support group of Far-Left MPs, and with their middle class supporters in Momentum etc. that the divide between the Labour Party and its traditional support will grow eventually into an unbridgeable chasm.  We can only look forward to that day!"

For Robin Tilbrook’s speech in full, here is a link:

https://robintilbrook.blogspot.co.uk/2018/03/my-speech-to-english-democrats-spring.html

My own view is that left wing parties such as the Green Party and the smaller Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition seem to be haemorrhaging support to Labour, or perhaps that should be Momentum/Labour.  Be that as it may, it does seem to me that Labour is obsessed with promoting ‘diversity’ and ‘multiculturalism’.  Such a stance goes hand in hand with their relaxed policy on immigration.  

Meanwhile the Tories' cavalier attitude to immigration provides an everlasting supply of employees for their friends and supporters in business while keeping wages down into the bargain. 

In these circumstances it is hardly surprising that the interests of the English working class take a back seat.

The Conservatives, as far as I can see, do not seem be very conservative.  I can’t think of anything they are actually conserving except perhaps the riches of the financial elite.  If the Conservatives were a product I would report them to the Advertising Standards Agency!

Incidentally, Robin Tilbrook summed up the Liberal Democrats as having: "Shrunk into almost a total permanent irrelevance" - who could argue with that?

The "Politically Correct" must understand that immigrants to England have to adapt to English customs, traditions and way of life. The immigrants themselves must also understand this.

Clive Lavelle of the English Democrats provided the following eminently sensible and reasonable piece.

 

The “Politically Correct” must understand that immigrants to England and especially non-Christian immigrants have to adapt to England, her customs, her traditions, and her way of life, and not expect the English to adapt to theirs. The immigrants themselves, must also understand this.

Immigrants to England and especially non-Christian immigrants must understand that they have to integrate and learn to live in England.  They must understand that it is for them to change their lifestyle and not the English who so generously welcomed them.

Immigrants to England and especially non-Christian immigrants must understand that the English are neither racist nor xenophobic. England has accepted many immigrants over the years; often from countries that would not welcome emigrants from England.

In common with other nations, the English are not willing to give up their identity or their culture.

England is a land of welcome but it's not the politicians who welcome foreigners, it’s the English people as a whole.

Immigrants to England and especially non-Christian immigrants must understand that England is a Christian country and must remain free to celebrate Christian festivals such Christmas in all traditional ways, including Christmas trees and nativity scenes.

 

English is the language of England. Immigrants to England must understand that to converse in public in a language other than English is impolite.

English law is the only law that is to be observed in England. Any non-Christian immigrants who would prefer to follow a different law should re-locate to a country where their preferred law is observed.

Anyone who disagrees with Christianity or secularism and for this reason, does not feel comfortable in England is free to find a country with whose religion they do agree and feel comfortable.

If you are a non-Christian and left your country for England and not for another non-Christian country, it is, no doubt, because you have considered that life is better in England than elsewhere. You are welcome here provided that you are willing to respect the culture, traditions and beliefs of the people with whom you have chosen to make your home.  

Just after receiving Clive's piece I came across an article in The Telegraph quoting Trevor Phillips, former chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, as saying Britain is "sleepwalking to catastrophe" because of a "liberal self delusion" over the impact of mass immigration.  Here is a link to the article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/10/britain-sleepwalking-to-catastrophe-over-race-trevor-phillips/

The Telegraph was reporting on a Civitas article entitled Race and Faith: The Deafening Silence by Trevor Phillips.
Here is a link:
http://www.civitas.org.uk/publications/race-and-faith/

It would appear that English values, integration and unity are being sacrificed at the altar of multiculturalism and diversity.

England, the land of the English, betrayed by Labour, Liberal and Conservative politicians, is doomed!

It took only 31 years (1914 to 1945) for the inept and incompetent British political establishment to cause the fall of the British Empire.  According to this article "Unmaking England.  Will immigration demolish in decades a nation built over centuries?" by Benjamin Schwartz in The American Conservative, they appear to have made an even quicker job, in the 19 years since 1997, of ruining the nature of England. 

However, whereas the end of the British Empire was the result of blunders and short-sighted decisions by political leaders such as Asquith, Lloyd George, Chamberlain and Churchill, the unmaking of England by Blair, Brown, Cameron and Clegg has been determined and deliberate.

The concluding paragraphs of Schwartz's article illustrate what patriotic English politicians and activists are up against.

"In the context of the enlightened cosmopolitan values that hold sway in Britain today, once the majority’s views are thus ruled beyond the pale, liberal democracy permits—in fact demands—that the majority be excluded from political consultation. At the very best, it is safe to say that the confines of acceptable public debate on culturally determined ethnic differences, national identity, and mass immigration are exceedingly narrow. The consensus of the bien pensant can, of course, be just as effective as outright censorship in its stultifying political effect, as Orwell explained:

At any given moment there is an orthodoxy, a body of ideas which it is assumed that all right-thinking people will accept without question. It is not exactly forbidden to say this, that or the other, but it is ‘not done’ to say it, just as in mid-Victorian times it was ‘not done’ to mention trousers in the presence of a lady. Anyone who challenges the prevailing orthodoxy finds himself silenced with surprising effectiveness. A genuinely unfashionable opinion is almost never given a fair hearing.

In the case of the political discussion surrounding the impact and ramifications of mass immigration, the result, whether one applauds or bemoans the situation, has been to exclude the majority sensibility from anything resembling full and free public expression and to deny the majority’s concerns and preferences anything resembling their full political weight.

The impotent seething abundantly in evidence among Old Britain is rooted in their disfranchisement, in the disdain with which their political and cultural leaders have forsaken them, and in their realization that those leaders, ensorcelled by fatuous slogans and intellectual fashion, in pursuit of vacuous and untested ideas, have irretrievably transformed an ancient nation."

I found the article, which I came across on Robin Tilbrook's (Chairman of the English Democrats) blog, made depressing reading.  England, the land of the English, is doomed if those leading Conservative, Labour and Liberal politicians in the British establishment who are determined to promote mass immigration, multiculturalism and diversity carry on unchecked.

Here is a link to the entire article.

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/unmaking-england/