Thread: Alan England

What we're looking for in the above is an agenda, a set of ideological or political goals that motivate Alan England (and possibly the English Democrats who engage his services), and how this connects with the campaign for an English parliament.

What is Alan's main agenda?

Is it white (indigenous) rights?

An English parliament?

Stopping Islam?

Stopping multiculturalism?

Does Alan see them all as part of the same battle?

I'm particularly interested to hear whether you think that Alan's agenda is complementary to the political goal of the English Democrats, or whether they sometimes obscure, or even bring into disrepute, the political objective of the party.

Certainly there are things on this forum that the self-hating liberals out there seem to find objectionable.

Is it the concept of an English Parliament that they object so strongly to, or is it the English Democrats for other reasons? Is it an undercurrent of racial resentment that they find distasteful - the sense that there is some other agenda? Or perhaps they just don't like the insinuation that they are anglophobic, simply because they do not agree with the English Democrats.

There's certainly something about the English Democrats that rubs people up the wrong way.

I'm yet to put my finger on it, but over the coming weeks, maybe as part of a series, we should study the 'agendas' of individual English Democrats to see what motivates each of them. Try to pin them down just as they are keen on pinning others down with their insistence that everyone but everyone has an agenda.

Alan has left a rich trail of opinion and political thought for us to examine and analyse in order that we might contextualise his ideas on race and ethnicity and Islam within his support for the English Democrats Party and his Directorship of their satellite organisation, The English Lobby. Making sense of the juxtaposition of often conflicting ideals will be a challenge for all of us, as was the alliance of civic and ethnic nationalists in the North West, but it is only by studying the agendas driving the subjects that we can begin to understand this slow motion car crash that the English Democrats have embarked upon.

Originally Posted by Toque

Alan England on Matt O'Connor's election chances:

"If [when] Matt gets into double figures, a few people will have to eat their words!"

Bwahahahaaaa!

Gareth continues to demonstrate his fundamental insecurity by posting highly selective extracts.

For once, with the benefit of 20:20 hindsight he has deigned to record an opinion with his customary elegance! Bwahahahaaaa! indeed!

No doubt Gareth will claim in due course that he foresaw O'Connor would rat out. Those two seem to understand each other so well! Birds of a feather, and all that!


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Originally Posted by Toque

Alan England on the Race Relations Act:

"Of course the 1976 Act was piloted through Parliament by a 'minority', a Welshman, namely Woy Jenkins who was Home Secretary at the time. No doubt its effects were to benefit 'minority' Scots and Welsh in England, but little did they envisage the huge abuse it would be put to by other aliens! For example, why are we expected to tolerate the [West Indian] Notting Hill Carnival (with all its cost, crime and inconvenience) a foreign excrescence forced on us by those who refuse to facilitate the celebration of St George's Day? In Northern Ireland, Orange Day parades have long been the cause of dispute!

The situation has been exacerbated by the Human Rights Act 1998 which gives rights to anyone even though they are not of our society and nation!"

Clearly these are weighty and significant issues where we couldn't possibly expect old Youngie to have any informed opinions.


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Originally Posted by Toque

Alan England on the Stop the Islamification of Europe Campaign:

"Links need to be forged between like minded citizens in various european [yes, that includes the EU!] countries on a number of common problems."

One may reasonably conclude that old Youngie wants to see the introduction of sharia.


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Originally Posted by Toque

Alan England on festivals:

"I oppose these alien events in England, whether they be Burns Night, St Patrick's P*ss Ups, Dhivali, Kalees [English spelling], Notting Hill Carnival etc etc which have all been imposed with presumed consent on the English!"

Where is Gareth's opinion? Why has he posted this selective extract?


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Originally Posted by Englander 1

Toque are you really OK?

Absolutely fine old chap. I've observed the destructive power of this forum and I've decided to join in, to assist the English Democrats in destroying English nationalism.

It will be purely deconstructive posts from me from now on.

If anyone posts anything that I disagree with, I'll just question their agenda, just like you do, just like everyone in the English Democrats does. And then I'll spam up the forum with verbal diarrhea like Steve Uncles does, just so everyone can see what morons we English nationalists are. That's the idea, right? I'll probably throw in posts containing irrelevant YouTube videos, just to push threads that I'm not keen on discussing down the page. And I'll probably initiate new threads which are just inane pointless and retarded one liners like "We love this party!!!"

Originally Posted by Toque

I'm OK thanks David. I'm just collating a small dossier so that we can analyse Alan's thoughts and work out his agenda and how that connects to his involvement with, and support of, the English Democrats Party.

Since you English Democrats are so keen on agendas, I figured that I'd try and work out what yours were.

I suppose it's too simple to consult the English Democrats website and the official pronouncements? Nah, you go off on one of your concocting jags!

You've already amply demonstrated that you lack the ability to comprehend my thoughts.


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