Back in the 1970s and 80s Liberals fought for free speech and the right to voice unpopular opinions. We also fought again the need to conform to the will of the elite.
Back in the 1970s and 80s Greens understood that decentralisation, short, local supply lines and self-sufficiency were the way to a sustainable future.
Then, somehow, the Liberal movement and the Green movement both became infiltrated by globalists and our dream was dashed.
Well I used to be a proud green and a proud liberal, back in the days when those labels still meant sustainability and freedom. How did we loose our way?
Now I am proud to be a nationalist and paid up, card carrying UKIP member.
We nationalists want to live in a free and independent country and, by extension, we want every other country in the world to be free and independent too.
We want a world filled with free and independent nations, all different, all special and all cooperating together willingly.
We respect other people's national boundaries and we demand that they respect ours.
We respect other countries' cultures and we demand that they respect ours.
Foreigners are welcome to live among us provided they adapt to our way of life and do not expect us to change to suit them.
We don't invade other people's countries, that's globalists.
Globalism, with its one size fits all solutions, doesn't work.
Nationalists are the true greens because we want decentralisation, short, local supply lines and self-sufficiency. British Nationalists buy British.
Nationalists are the true liberals because we want freedom of speech, the freedom to debate on all subjects and the freedom for everyone to do their own thing without having to worry about 'offending' intolerant idiots.
We want freedom of religion for everyone. This sometimes gets us wrongly labelled as 'racists' when we opposite a religion (radical Islam) that denies its followers the right to leave and the right for infidels to even exist.
We want national governments to make their countries' laws, laws which suit their citizens' needs. This sometimes gets us wrongly labelled as 'racists' when we opposite a religion (radical Islam) that tries to impose it's own laws, Sharia Law, on the free citizens of sovereign nations.
Nationalism, freedom, individuality, equality and respect pave the road to Utopia, not dull, suffocating globalism.
Jack Cox - author
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