Analysis: UKIPism is
Globalism masquerading as Nationalism
by Nemesis
Now the dust has finally settled, it’s time to take stock of
the recent election results.
The only surprising thing about UKIP’s strong showing is
that anyone should have found it surprising at all: Nigel Farage, the
Establishment’s pet Nationalist, has been wined, dined and given free, unlimited
media coverage by the very liberal elite he purports to despise! Farage is not
even a civic Nationalist; he is a reactionary right-wing Tory who hero worships
the late Mrs T. He is a populist without an ideology or an agenda, and his
stance is entirely a reactive, not a proactive one.
Farage’s comments on welcoming immigrants and stopping the
BNP are a matter of public record. While REAL nationalists have opposed the EU
from the very start, UKIPers have jumped on a bandwagon set in motion by the
hard work of others. Likewise, they have cynically milked the anti-immigration
card for all it’s worth (having never raised the subject previously). UKIP is a political magpie; it steals the
slogans and policies of long-founded Nationalist parties then reaps rewards it
doesn’t deserve.
UKIP would take us
out of the EU frying pan only to throw us into the Globalist fire; the only
antidote to Internationalism is Nationalism – not another form of
Internationalism. UKIPism is Globalism masquerading as Nationalism; it’s just a
more subtle and less obvious form (albeit one cloaked in pseudo-Nationalist
rhetoric).
The only good thing to be said about UKIP is that the party
is preferable to the other three.
What these results do prove, however, is the enormous
potential that exists out there for REAL Nationalists to tap into – if only
they can get their act together. UKIP
only triumphed because we failed. It shows that an independent party can ‘break
the mould’, even with the first past the post system.
However, UKIP has
raised expectations that it cannot possibly deliver: Millions of UKIP voters
have been conned into thinking the party ‘will do something about immigration’,
but they are going to be bitterly disappointed – and angry - when this fails to
materialise. That presents REAL Nationalists with a great opportunity to
stage a come back; something we must prepare for.
In the past,
Nationalist leaders won public support only to lose it subsequently because
they lost their nerve and backtracked on core beliefs. That is a mistake which must not happen
again.
Stopping/curbing immigration is no longer enough; the
process has to be reversed if Britain is to remain a British nation. Our
national survival demands nothing less; there is no other option. That’s the
central message which needs ramming home. However, it’s a point that neither
UKIP, nor the BNP, will accept.
Meanwhile, sit back and enjoy the fun: Cowardly UKIP will
capitulate and crumble as it comes under ever increasing pressure from the
liberal elite to demonstrate how politically-correct it is; UKIPers will bend
over backwards, perform somersaults and jump through every kind of hoop just to
prove how ‘anti-racist’ they are, and how much they much they abhor ‘racists’
and ‘racism’ of all kinds, etc. They will be bullied into accepting
multiculturalism – which they don’t want anymore than anyone else - because
they simply haven’t got the backbone to stand up to the forces promoting it.
When the UKIP bubble finally bursts – and burst it
inevitably will – the NF must be around to win over their disaffected and
disillusioned supporters; UKIP’s demise could turn out to be our salvation.
