I disagree slightly with Mark Collett on the Restore Party in the upcoming bi-election in Makerfield. What is important is not what the leaders of the Party are, but the rhetoric that Lowe has been pushing and what that has inspired. I don’t think Britain has time to go through a Farage disappointment and betrayal. I think Restore is the last chance to elect a Party that will halt the demographic change. Only if they win the next election will it be possible for a real Nationalist Party to emerge when Restore doesn’t go far enough.
Reform MUST be destroyed along with the Conservative and Labour Party and this MUST happen by the next general election. Otherwise Britain will collapse and fall into sectarian violence and eventually all out racial wars. Mark may be correct in his analysis of Restore splitting the vote in Makerfield, but I don’t think that is what is important. Reform or Labour is no different to Conservative or Labour. It doesn’t matter if one beats the other. What is important is peaceful resistence whilst that is still possible. If Restore implodes, for whatever reason, then it is still better for it to have risen, fought and failed than built slowly and carefully.
Ethnic Nationalists should use Restore to network with each other, organise and recruit, whilst doing whatever they can to support them in their quest to get elected. They are not the final solution to Britain’s problems but they are the next step towards it. Reform are a distraction. Another dead end path. They must be destroyed just as much as Labour and Conservatives. Because there isn’t enough time left to do things incrementally anymore.
As to Australia:
One Nation is analogous to Reform in Britain. Australia doesn’t have a Party like Restore (a halfway house between controlled opposition and a real ethnonationalist solution). If we had a halfway house with mainstream support then ethnonationalists could support that Party in the short term in the hopes of putting the breaks on mass immigration and even getting some remigration happening whilst continuing activism to move the Overton Window to the right.
As it is, Thomas Sewell is the most well known public figure to the right of One Nation with an organised group behind him. Therefore we don’t need to support a halfway house. The White Australia Party needs to win the High Court challenge to the hate group laws and then we need to use that Party to publicise our views to the broader public.
If the High Court challenge fails, then the goal must be to ensure that no One Nation candidate is elected without a public commitment to repealing the hate group laws. Without that, this country will follow the trajectory of Britain and mainland Europe until sectarian violence becomes overwhelming. Not just non-whites vs Whites, but every other racial and religious tension that plays out around the world will be fought on Australian streets.
The Western world is becoming Balkanised and we have a limited amount of time to peacefully reverse that trend before we suffer a 1990s Balkans fate with orders of magnitude worse outcomes.
You can find Stephen Wells at Telegram and purchase his books here.
