Our Natural Home

A mere ten years after deciding that the best way for our great Nation to prosper was to cut the Continent off from the mainland, the great British public seems to be having one or two first thoughts. Even voters for the Farage Falange have noticed that the golden days of the nineteen-thirties have not yet dawned again; which presumably helps explain why the strutting Caudillo, his henchbeings and imitators are resorting more and more to overt racism rather than maintaining much pretence of concern for economic or social policy. Voters among the beastly Euro-wogs are also in favour, or at least not against, the mainland's readmission to the Strasbrussels imperium; while Britain's leading liberal newspaper notes that even the European far-right would not altogether object to the return of a country which has bidden fair to become as unreliable, xenophobic, self-pitying and backward-looking as they are themselves.