It is vital that the right people stand up to be counted in the war against the dreadful threat posed by The BBC and its evil influence. David Vance, is of course, the standard-bearer in this crusade, but he keeps honourable company. One such is the entrancing social commentator Pete Moore, star turn on Mr Vance's Irish blog.
Pete's thoughts on Immigration:
Our liberties have been destroyed because of immigration.
immigration was the pretext for you and me to me made less free.
Not only did this terrible regime sustain a wave of immigrants, it used this tide to legislate against the British people and their birthrights.
The case for a complete halt to all immigration, without exceptions, from either country, is impeccable… along with a programme of mass deportations.
On foreigners:
I'm happy to insult and ridicule foreigners wherever I find'em. It's the natural state of affairs
I'm flying back down there this weekend for a proper holiday of sunbathing, boozing, eating and being rude to the Dagos
You'll recall it was the British Empire, old chum, and plenty of Jocks, Taffs and Paddies did their fair share of civilising the wogs.
On democracy:
This morning this was reported on BBC radio that the "far-right" had hijacked the Armed Forces. Great I thought, we're long overdue a patriotic revolt and a patriotic coup by HM Armed Forces is just the ticket.
Roll on the coup d'etat.
Any plans, then Pete, now that you've made your feelings about foreigners, those who settle in other countries and, erm, democracy so delightfully clear?
I'm thinking of packing up and shipping out.
At least you're not an economic migrant.
I'm hugely depressed about the state of this place and not in the mood to shoulder the £25K debt our lunatic politicians have put on me.
So long as you don't actually emigrate anywhere, you'll be entirely consistent in your views.
I'm thinking British Columbia more than anywhere else. How's life there?
Tolerant. Democratic. Liberal. You'll hate it.
The USA doesn't want me, preferring Bolivians and Turks instead. Plus the economy's knackered.
Burma it is, then.