War in Ukraine
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Public opinion in the UK is influenced by the mass media. They see the war in Ukraine as an unprovoked Russian invasion; but this is far from the truth. There are two sides to every story but we are only getting the NATO-approved narrative. The war is actually the result of a coup organised by the CIA that deposed the elected president and installed the current regime.
Five Questions Answered # 24 Frank P Walsh (1925-2020)
Frank Walsh was old and tired when I asked him to answer my Five Questions, instead, he gave a copy of his book 'The Justicean's Millenia'.
Who are you?
Frank Walsh was born
in Lancashire in 1925 and died in London on 19th November 2020. He was a
gentleman, a patriot and a scholar who fought against plutocracy to the bitter
end.
Frank's father was
badly wounded in the First World War, and as a result he was brought up in a children's
home. He joined the Merchant Navy at the age of 14 and volunteered for the army
in 1943.
He was known as the
King of London's Speaker's Corner where he spoke fearlessly for many years
despite a Red ban on patriotic speakers.
His Patriotic
People's Power Party attempted to unite the producers, the common people,
against the parasites. His unique blog was updated monthly until March 2019, it
was a fascinating mixture of graphic art, prose, poetry, and economics.
What do you believe in?
To have the viable maximum
fruits of our work. The freedom to say our political opinions. The right to our
folk’s brooked cultural ways. The security of our folk’s ruled military against invasion.
If you could direct government
policy, what would you do?
Humanity must never again
allow itself to be lured to massacre millions for parasite-backed
utopian philosophies, such as Socialism and Communism. Anybody with
no sympathy for Communism before they are 21 must be heartless and anybody who
believes in the possibility of Communism after 24 must be mindless. For they
will not accept the obvious truth that humans have variable good and bad traits.
What are you proud of and
what do you regret?
I hope this
booklet is not utopic and to save Our Folk from extinction there are enough
Folk Loyal Free Spirits left with the wits and guts, to win a Folk Fascist
economic, military, cultural politic and together keep it.
How would you like to be
remembered?
The (P.P.P.P.) Patriotic
People’s Power Party must never be lured sheepish follow the leader “Up and
down the Hill”, Baa Baa Big Boss or Low Life Levellers party, that is contrary
to its aim to win High Quality Competitive made Equalisers having self-disciplinary
critical minds with, Nature or God? Made, race their soul’s religion and
democracy its spirit, who freely cooperate to keep their individuality needed
to never accept total defeat, always phoenixlike rising to found and uphold with
religious fervour, not blind fanaticism, a Folk Democratic society, able to
earn their kin citizen’s respect in their elected reps proof thru the tough
electoral mill, they truly practice the democratic tenets of equality,
reciprocally welcoming, instead of being insular hermits, the best of the
world’s folk but never their dross as guests.
Mosley and the Zinoviev Letter - Terence Pitcher
The last US presidential election is disputed, and the UK has introduced voter identity checks. But electoral interference is not new; the Zinoviev Letter was a forgery published by the Daily Mail that purported to be from Grigory Zinoviev (pictured), head of the Comintern, to the Communist Party of Great Britain, urging them to work for a Labour victory.
For most of this century MI5 has been indulging in 'Reds under the Bed' scares in order to discredit the Labour Government - except in the 1930-40s when it transferred its attention to Mosley's British Union, sharing much responsibility for the incarceration of patriotic and loyal British men and women in prisons and concentration camps.
Yet MI5 itself has produced more traitors and defectors than any other institution in Britain.
The Zinoviev scare during the 1924 General Election had a far greater significance than the defeat of an already doomed Labour Government. For one Labour candidate it had life-long implications.
At Ladywood, Birmingham, Neville Chamberlain, the doyen of the Tory Party, faced a challenge from Oswald Mosley, the idol of Labour's radicals. It was well known that he advocated government take over of the banks and finance houses; a policy that was anathema to the forces of international finance. Had Mosley won against the national trend of Labour defeat, his political prestige would have risen to paramount heights. The men of caution who surrounded Labour's leaders Ramsay MacDonald and Snowdon would have found it impossible after that to stop his progress in the party.
On election night Mosley took Chamberlain to four counts. First it was 20 in Chamberlain's favour, then 7 and the third Mosley in by 2. The final count was Chamberlain in by 27.
The Zinoviev factor was just sufficient to to give Chamberlain victory in the seat he had previously held with a majority of 3,000.
So the crucial question that Mosley asked - whether Britain should be ruled by the Money Power or an elected government was never put to the people.
Without the Zinoviev Letter forgery by MI5 agents, the course of Mosley's career and British history might have been a completely different story.
Nation Revisited
