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'''The British Resistance''' is an online website and collection of blog postings focusing on British nationalism. The website itself however is non-partisan and supports various nationalists and diseminates news about the movement; some of its contributors were previously [[British National Party]] members. It also includes some downloadable PDF files and posters. | '''The British Resistance''' is an online website and collection of blog postings focusing on British nationalism. The website itself however is non-partisan and supports various nationalists and diseminates news about the movement; some of its contributors were previously [[British National Party]] members. It also includes some downloadable PDF files and posters. | ||
There are several regular writers and some guests appearing on the website; the editor previously blogged under the name of ''The Green Arrow''. The website is critical of [[civic nationalism]] and only supports organisations which it regards as upholding the true interests of indigenous British people. It is noted for its critical position on [[immigration]], as a principal it also attempts to uphold a truthful account of [[ | There are several regular writers and some guests appearing on the website; the editor previously blogged under the name of ''The Green Arrow''. The website is critical of [[civic nationalism]] and only supports organisations which it regards as upholding the true interests of indigenous British people. It is noted for its critical position on [[immigration]], as a principal it also attempts to uphold a truthful account of [[The Great WarI]] history. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 14:30, 6 December 2022
The British Resistance is an online website and collection of blog postings focusing on British nationalism. The website itself however is non-partisan and supports various nationalists and diseminates news about the movement; some of its contributors were previously British National Party members. It also includes some downloadable PDF files and posters.
There are several regular writers and some guests appearing on the website; the editor previously blogged under the name of The Green Arrow. The website is critical of civic nationalism and only supports organisations which it regards as upholding the true interests of indigenous British people. It is noted for its critical position on immigration, as a principal it also attempts to uphold a truthful account of The Great WarI history.