Not one Briton voted for forty, fifty, sixty thousand or more illegals to arrive on our shores each year.

By going backwards, toward a state of nature, Snake Plissken goes upwards, and beyond.

‘The idea of Liverpool being a particularly radical city before the 80s isn't really there. It has its moments, but what major city didn’t?’

We ask Paul Embery: “You’re almost the Last Samurai of the Labour Party, do you ever feel like giving up?”

“The immigration debate is taking place in bad faith. What the left does is criticise individual policies designed to control immigration without saying, ‘actually the reason we’re doing this is because we believe in open borders’.”

There are endless possibilities for investment and rejuvenation across the country, held up by endless apathy from the Government and endless moaning from the eco-loons.

The Zulus are shown in the best possible light and the British, though ultimately victorious, as in history, are dogged by counterfactual slanders.