White Rage Isn't Going Away

The BBC insists the debate about English identity is "deeply contentious."

No, it isn't. There is no debate. Being English is a matter of ancestry. You can't self-identity as a different ethnic group, just as I can't magically become a woman by wearing a dress and calling myself Gertrude. Anyone denying that is trying to deprive you of your country.

It's common sense. But the BBC deliberately avoids this fact by only quoting cowards and communists in their article.

Eric Kaufmann has asked in the Telegraph, "How bad will white rage get?" His polling finds that more than 70 percent of Reform voters find their white racial identity is important to them. The salience of their group identity has been raised because their demographic security has been threatened by the state and its imported client groups.

This conversation isn't going away. Neither is the fury of the native population, who refuse to relinquish possession of our country even as we are forced to recede into a demographic minority. It will only get worse unless this unprecedented, unwanted policy of mass migration is stopped and reversed.

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