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Veterans Throw Down The Gauntlet To A Treasonous Government

Alex Thomson, Eastern Approaches

The surviving veterans of Operation BANNER number over a hundred thousand. Many of them are now turning out on the streets outside the Houses of Parliament as they wake up to HM Government's policy of appeasement of Marxist terrorism and the EU ...

UK Column News - 30th January 2017

UK Column News - 27th January 2017

UK Column News - 26th January 2017

BBC Fake News Reality Check

Friday 13th January 2017 was the day we learned of the BBC's 'Reality Check', described by the Guardian as a team to 'debunk fake news'. If you feel that the BBC debunking fake news might be an oxymoron, then we would agree with you, and the reasons ...

Why Is Sir Gerald Howarth In Bed With Ukraine's Lady Godiva?

Alex Thomson, Eastern Approaches

HM Government's front man for the loss of the Nimrods and our last aircraft carriers is 'delighted' to hold a jamboree with a change agent from the Rada who made her name by promising to streak through the streets of Kiev. While she was in London ...

Exclusive: EU To Take Control Of British Nuclear Deterrent

David Ellis, Strategic Defence Initiatives

A briefing by Strategic Defence Initiatives on the EU's subversion of the British military.

UK Column News - 25th January 2017

What's That Coming Over The Hill?

Earlier this week, NHS Highland ran a seminar to discuss and develop a new programme. It is called Getting It Right for Every Adult (GIRFEA).

Co. Mayo, Ireland: Questionable Arrests Continue

Alex Thomson, Eastern Approaches

In precisely the same part of Ireland as the Dochertys faced much of their worst lawless persecution, a local anti-corruption campaigner has just been arrested in highly questionable circumstances.

UK Column News - 24th January 2017

No Business Of The State

Amongst the corruption and halfheartedness that characterises much of the modern Anglo-Saxon establishment there remains what Albert Jay Nock called “the substratum of right thinking and well doing “. This manifests itself in the most unexpected areas; in this case family law.

UK Column News - 23rd January 2017

Farewell To Thrift

182 years ago, in January 1835, the Airdrie Savings bank opened for business. It was, and remains, a community-run venture allowing personal savings to be safely stored and wisely invested. This week it was announced that the bank will be wound down ...

Rolls-Royce and BAE Systems: Going Cheap

David Ellis, Strategic Defence Initiatives

LONG READ: Under cover of the Brexit trade negotiations, the real trade deal has just happened. Nobody said anything about it; nobody knew about it.