By this time tomorrow British voters will be standing in queue at voting stations in, what is most probably, the most important British election in centuries.
Political commentators reckon that there are already enough immigrants in the UK to swing an election. It was even claimed that more people immigrated to the UK in the last fifteen years than in the entire period between 1066 and 1966! The liberal left-wing Labour opposition under “Red ED” Milliband makes no secret that they plan to throw open the doors to immigrants from Africa and Asia as soon as they take power. (And don’t get too excited – this will not include any Afrikaners.)
This policy by Labour means enough voters dependent on government subsidy to never vote into power a conservative government in Britain again. 4 May 2015 might be the last opportunity to save Western culture in Britain.
Now let us not be fooled by the “conservatism” of the Conservative Party. Even David Cameron was quoted as saying that he would be only to pleased to see an “Asian British Prime Minister in his lifetime.”
That Britain is waking up and realising that multi-culturism is a monster, is evident in the spectacular growth of the centre right-wing UKIP and the narrow defeat of Scottish Independence. We need to keep in mind that Scottish Independence was driven by a liberal political grouping, not one in favour of nationalism. It is the conservative group of voters who wanted to preserve the state of the union.
The UKIP, despite being “right wing”, also fell victim to political correctness when it suspended Jack Sen, the South African born candidate, for making the statement that South Africa is facing an ethnic cleansing. So even the right-wing political grouping in the UK is feeling the pressure of multi-culturist liberalism.
There were vague indications that a Conservative victory (which seems viable only by a form of coalition with the UKIP) will give the British people the opportunity to have a say in Britain’s future participation in the European Union.
Tomorrow’s election will therefore be the stand-off between the multi-ethnic state with its implication of the destruction of Western values and culture along with all semblance of nationalism on the one hand and the preservation of 2000 years of civilisation on the other.
What does it mean for us in South Africa?
A Labour victory tomorrow will close all doors for dialogue about the recognition of the Afrikaner/Boer nation’s claim to self determination. It will close the door of Nr 10, Downing Street, to us. It will close all the doors down Whitehall right onto Westminster. It will close the doors in Brussels and Geneva. And these doors will probably not open in our lifetime again.
The British voter will tomorrow cast a vote for Britain, or for the New World Order and by implication the final farewell to being British. And the result of this will determine the future of the European Union, the Commonwealth and the Leadership of the Western World.
By Friday we will know whether we have a chance of support for our cause from the UK, or whether, as some might argue, the vision of the final destruction of England, as was predicted by “Siener” van Rensburg, actually came true before our very eyes.
Daniel Lötter
Front National South Africa
South Africa Today – South Africa News
