Insights into the decline of Britain 100 years ago, the richest nation in the world, with the highest standard of living, and the best Education System. What went wrong?,.

Socialists, neo-Conservatives and liberals all describe themselves as anti-nationalists. What nation are they against?   The British.  Up until 1960, the time of the great Socialist "revolutionary push", Britain had been described as the workshop of the world.  It supplied first-class manufactured items, both large and small, to every continent.   The two pictures below illustrate most vividly how Britain was,  and what it has become under the stewardship of anti-nationalists.

The proud Govan shipyard, once employing 200,000 men, was sold to the Norway-based engineering firm Kværner in 1988, for the sum of 1 Norwegian crown (8p)

Shipbuilding began in Govan in 1864.  By the 1920s there were over 200,000 men working in Britain building all different kinds of ships.  We led the world in making prestigious vessels like the great Cunard liners. The future of our maritime industry seemed secure.  That was until a combination of incompetence and bad decisions on the part of successive governments,  and sabotage and strikes on the part of Marxist union leaders, caused the industry to lose orders to foreign shipbuilders who did not suffer from such problems.  In April 1999, after 135 in business, the Govan shipyard was put up for sale at a mere 8p.     

Having lost the great industries, specialised engineering companies and skilled workforce that we developed over many years, what has replaced them?  To name a few,  inane and juvenile television programmes, a drink and drug culture, overpaid, talentless celebrities, corruption in government and warehouses full of foreign goods. Typical of what is considered by those currently in power as the best Britain has to offer is this irreligious send-up of "The Last Supper".

Having destroyed the manufacturing base or Britain, what is Britain now producing? Junk is the answer. For example, this TV parody of the last supper. Not an export to be proud of.

The loss of British and other European industry could not have been made possible without the warmongering efforts of Winston Churchill, who was aided and abetted by a man "whom he liked and admired", as we have been many times informed - the tyrannical mass murderer, Joseph Stalin. Here we see them enjoying a joke. Maybe they are laughing at the way European nations were tricked into fighting and accomplishing their own destruction, while they stood to profit as a result.

With plans for a war in Europe It could not have escaped the attention of the British and American ruling establishment that Joseph Stalin led a brutal and fanatical regime that murdered whoever it chose, and through terror ruined the lives of millions.  Numerous groups who did not show enthusiasm for socialism were deemed enemies of the people.  They were rounded up in their millions by secret police and usually sentenced to 25 years in slave labour camps where most died.

During the years 1937 and 1938 Stalin was at his most ruthless and bloodthirsty - This period was known as "the reign of great terror".  In this short time it is calculated that almost 700,000 civilians were shot, and at least another 150,000 died in concentration and forced-labour camps, while many more just quietly disappeared.    Yet, the American and British governments went to great lengths to cover up Stalin's atrocities and describe him as "our new-found good friend and ally" Uncle Joe - a man who will stand with us against injustice.

See Russian Gulags