Weekly Roundup

Another Labour Insult

Sadiq Khan is to blow £25,000 in a drive to 'decolonise' street names as part of a diversity campaign launched following Black Lives Matter protests.

The left-wing Mayor of London has announced a £1million fund that will be shared out among community groups including those wishing to campaign to change 'offensive' road names.

Announcing the panel, Mr Khan said: 'For far too long, too many Londoners have felt unrepresented by the statues, street names and building names all around them, and it's important that we do what we can to ensure our rich and diverse history is celebrated and properly commemorated in our city.’

Except, of course, for the English. Because we’re only ever either guilty or invisible!

English Dems to Hit By-election Trail

Three parliamentary by-elections are in the offing. They are caused by the death of the Remainiac MP for Old Bexley & Sidcup, the conviction of Leicester East MP Claudia Webbe for making acid-attack threats, and the murder of Southend West MP Sir David Amess by an alleged Somali jihadi terrorist.

Because we believe that real choice is vital to the democratic process, the English Democrats will be standing in all three. Our campaign material will focus on the catastrophic failure of Tory immigration policy, the insanity of Boris Johnson’s ‘climate change’ obsession, and the political elite’s disgraceful exploitation of Covid for power and profit.

The English Democrats will be standing to restore the democratic balance, and to give the voters in each constituency a REAL choice. In turn, the Post Office freepost system will give us the right to drop hard-hitting leaflets onto every door mat. That will be around 150,000 Truth Bombs about the lockdown/forced vaxx tyranny and Tory dishonesty over their treacherous facilitation of mass immigration.

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THIS WEEK IN HISTORY

The first step in the transformation from steam to electricity as power for the world was taken on 28th October 1831. The English physicist Michael Faraday demonstrated the dynamo, founding the science of electro-magneticism. Just as with the earlier stages of the Industrial Revolution, the modern world was effectively created in this, our island home.

Yours sincerely

Robin Tilbrook

Party Chairman