Strand 1: Brexit must be implemented by UK Government as Promised. By a narrow margin, a majority of citizens of the United Kingdom at their democratic request, voted on 23rd June 2016 for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union (EU) under the provisions of the European Union Referendum
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Boris Johnson has resigned as Britain’s foreign minister, saying he can’t support a Brexit strategy that has been suffocated by “needless self-doubt” when it should be about “opportunity and hope”. His decision to walk followed that of Brexit minister David Davis, leading to open speculation about whether Prime Minister Theresa
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“We fight not for glory, nor riches, nor honour, but for freedom alone, which no good man gives up except with his life.” It was with these words that the Declaration of Albroth, claimed to be the most impressive manifesto of nationalism produced in medieval Europe, addressed the Pope.
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On 26th June 2017, UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s returned minority Tory government signed a funding deal with Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party in exchange for critical support to enable the Tories to govern in Westminster. In return the party secured £1bn of extra funding, which is allocated mainly to
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It took long enough; but today, 44 years after the United Kingdom joined the European Union, Britain has told the EU bully where to go. Easy Peasy! Brexit is a victory for national self-determination, for democracy, for UK independence and Economic Nationalism. It is a wonderful historic day for the
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On 30th January 1972 during winter in the poverty stricken and persecuted Bogside area of Derry in Northern Ireland, a peaceful protest had been organised by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association and the Northern Resistance Movement against British military rule and oppression. British soldiers shot 26 unarmed civilians during
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Stormont continues to let down the people of Ulster. Poor governance and financial mismanagement are not delivering the promises and optimism of what has stalled for centuries, the long coming Good Friday Peace Agreement. Instead party politics, verbal diarrhoea and arrogance have got Ulster’s priorities all wrong. Current head of the
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This is an extract of The Nationalism Project, an impressive collection of scholarly resources related to the study of Angloceltic nationalism including leading definitions of nationalism, book reviews, web links, subject bibliographies, a bibliography of more than 2,000 journal articles, and much more. The site was created in 1999 by
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This is an extract of The Nationalism Project, an impressive collection of scholarly resources related to the study of Angloceltic nationalism including leading definitions of nationalism, book reviews, web links, subject bibliographies, a bibliography of more than 2,000 journal articles, and much more. The site was created in 1999 by
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This is an extract of The Nationalism Project, an impressive collection of scholarly resources related to the study of Angloceltic nationalism including leading definitions of nationalism, book reviews, web links, subject bibliographies, a bibliography of more than 2,000 journal articles, and much more. The site was created in 1999 by
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This is an extract of The Nationalism Project, an impressive collection of scholarly resources related to the study of Angloceltic nationalism including leading definitions of nationalism, book reviews, web links, subject bibliographies, a bibliography of more than 2,000 journal articles, and much more. The site was created in 1999 by
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It’s up to the strong women of Scotland. A referendum on Scottish independence took place on 18 September 2014. The referendum question, which voters answered with ‘YES‘ or ‘NO‘, was “Should Scotland be an independent country?” …rather than a territory of the UK ruled from Westminster Palace albeit with a
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Edinburgh co-founders of Scotland’s online travel info provider Skyscanner have just sold out to the chinese travel giant Ctrip for £1.4 billion. Ctrip is China’s biggest travel company and like all chinese imperialist takeovers, chinese employ chinese first. Ctrip will shift jobs back to its Shanghai headquarters, else switch non-chinese
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Peter Robinson gives his last speech at the annual DUP conference, at the La Mon House Hotel in Castlereagh 21st November, 2015: “Mr Chairman. Today, I am proud to report that the state of our party is sound, our Province is safe and the Union is secure. Ulster is no
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Scotland’s ‘Yes’ Campaign support by the Scottish Socialist Party had nothing to do with Scottish Independence, but with a programme of ideological Marxist globalism. Fiercely lobbying the ‘Yes’ vote behind the scenes were Marxist globalists and their own unrelated selfish agenda. So why did the No vote win? It was
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“The whole day felt diseased. Stillborn, malformed, a thing of smirr and haar, hard words and soured dreams. Dawn on Friday broke grey and uncertain; a false dawn for those who nurtured hopes of a new nation. Alex Salmond, in Edinburgh, had just acknowledged defeat in front of a few
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Scotland is a country, and like any other country it deserves to get the government it votes for. As part of the UK, that happens well under half of the time. Scots can’t and don’t affect the outcome of UK elections, so the rest of the UK doesn’t need Scottish
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Vote YES to save the Scottish Parliament! With nine months to go before the Scottish Independence Referendum, London’s Palace of Westminster in November 2013 took back powers from the Scottish Parliament, says Shirley-Anne Somerville, National Party Member of the Scottish Parliament. In November 2013, something of great political significance
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