Folk and Nation: Underpinning the Ethnostate

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This third edition explains in detail the concept of ethno-nationalism. It also contains six new chapters dealing with the thorny issues of mass immigration into Britain and an important discussion on the fallacy of the “multiculturalism has failed” argument.

With regard to the latter, the author points out that it is not “multiculturalism” per se which has failed, but rather the policy of mass immigration, of which “multiculturalism” is but one symptom.

The book contains the previously available text: Ethnic Nationalism - A Definition; Central Tenets of Ethno-Nationalism; Underlying Concepts of Ethno-Nationalism; The Implications of Ethno-Nationalism; The Practical Application of Ethno-Nationalism; Attacks on Ethno-Nationalism; and How to Argue the Case for Ethno-Nationalism.

It provides all the answers underpinning the non-racist argument for Britain to remain a British country--arguments which can be used for any nation, anywhere. Invaluable for anyone wishing to understand modern democratic nationalist ideology.

In addition, the six new chapter headings are:

- The Colonisation of Britain: White British School Pupils Set to be Minority by 2021.

- Invasion: Immigration Wave Means 650 New UK Citizens Every Day.

- German Chancellor’s “Multiculturalism Has Failed” Remarks Highlight Danger of “Adapt or Integrate” Mentality.

- The Colonisation of Britain: Bradford CoE in Crisis as Muslim Population Skyrockets.

- Study Which Claims “5.5 Million Muslims in 20 years” in Britain Is a Gross Underestimate.

- Is it Multiculturalism Which Has Failed?

- Cockneys: The First British Group to be Ethnically Cleansed.