A typical Tamil protest calling for the boycott of the Sri Lankan cricket team.

TOWARDS the middle of June, Sinhalese supporters of the Sri Lankan cricket team attacked Tamils outside the Oval Cricket Ground in South London. Why?

The Tamils in London were peacefully protesting against the atrocities committed by the Sri Lankan military against their fellow Tamils. They were simply distributing leaflets, flying their flags and displaying banners.

Yet they faced intimidation and were both verbally and physically attacked. One of those attacked was Sockalingam Yogalingam, a member of the Nations without States (NwS) Organising Committee.

All self-determinists want is (literally) a small place on this earth to call their own. They simply want to live peacefully with their own folk – and others – in accordance with their customs, traditions and way of life.

However, as we’ve noted above, the opponents of self-determination can’t even debate in a civil and rational manner. They can only resort to violence.

With this in mind, this first NwS debate asks why do our oppressors hate the concept of self-determination? Following on from this, what is the mind set of these people and just what makes them tick? Are they natural-born bullies or are they secretly very insecure – and have to hide this insecurity by oppressing others? Or is there something deep within their psyche that makes them act this way?

The debate will be held on the Nations without States facebook page https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/184919468292372/

The 2013 Stone Cross St George’s Parade held in West Bromwich. This is the largest St. George’s Day celebration in the world

AFTER many years, the people of England are now rising and celebrating their great heritage, culture and Identity.

Supporting this, the St. George’s Committee, an independent patriotic network is doing all it can to develop an informal network, where anyone who loves England and its heritage can join with others and celebrate.

Occasions the St. George’s Committee (SGC) has supported have included the Stone Cross St George’s Parade, the largest celebration in the world with over 25,000 people attending. If every a patriot is in doubt about the rising English awareness, then please attend this event, it will not only amaze you, by the shear size of it, but it will also inspire you to action in our fight for equality, freedom and justice for England.

More than simply celebrating St. George’s Day, the SGC seeks to build a national network of local committee’s, where patriots can meet together and promote English heritage, culture and Identity. We seek to provide a platform and network to support patriots and develop awareness.

We seek to educate and already the SGC has donated cards and educational posters to schools, providing information and resources to the young, offering them an insight into the great history of England.

But this is only the start, with our long-term goal being the establishment of English community centres, where we can provide local communities with a place to come together, welcoming of all where we can look into activities and support for those with England in their hearts.

To do this the SGC needs dedicated people, many of us have busy lives, with work and family, but we also need to have fun, relax and enjoy ourselves and what better way to do this than in the company of like minded people. Sadly in many of our cities and towns now, there is no longer that community spirit or support. This is something we need to redevelop and build upon.

So if you can spare a few hours a month, why not look to develop a local SGC in your area, we can all do something, so why not get involved and build a local committee?

Anyone interested, please email: thesecretary@mail.com