#britishvalues

I’m back!

So it’s the summer holidays, and not surprisingly, the whirlwind of NQT year life meant I forgot all about my blog for several months. I will make a concentrated effort to continue with this blog, especially as my Master’s starts, by explaining your views in this form helps to reflect upon it, and that helps you be more critical.

So, what encouraged me to write again was that I keep hearing a lot…

Eighty-seven years ago, the night of 9–10 November 1938 shattered more than glass across Germany and Austria: it signalled the abyss toward which unchecked hatred leads. Synagogues blazed, 30,000 Jewish men were hauled to camps, and a continent watched in stunned silence.

Let’s stop pretending.

Let’s stop acting like the political Right in the UK is some ticking time bomb when it’s obvious who’s really smashing up cities, threatening democracy, and weaponizing identity.

If the British Right were even half as violent as the Left claims, there’d be no student sit-ins, no Just Stop Oil tantrums, and no screaming mob outside Parliament waving Palestine flags and calling for “resistance.”

Let’s talk facts. Not feelings.

2020s Britain: Riots, Vandalism, and a Spineless Establishment

We watched BLM “protesters” in London deface the Churchill statue, burn Union flags, and clash with police. We saw public monuments boxed up in plywood in our own capital city. We saw war memorials desecrated.

What did politicians say? “Let’s understand their pain.” What did the police do? Took the knee.

Meanwhile, veterans holding a Remembrance service were treated like a threat.

You couldn’t make it up.

Political Violence One-Way Only

Pro-life campaigners get arrested for silently praying outside an abortion clinic.

Antifa-style activists in balaclavas show up to intimidate free speech events no arrests.

Patriotic football fans chant Rule Britannia and the BBC calls it "controversial."

Meanwhile, Extinction Rebellion shuts down entire roads, smashs petrol pumps, and climbs on ambulances and they get invited to the BBC Green Room.

And if you point this out? You’re labelled “far-right.”

It’s not about safety. It’s about silencing dissent.

The Real Right: Not Violent Just Unapologetically British

We don’t riot. We don’t burn down high streets or threaten politicians. We stand in silence at Cenotaphs. We wave flags at Dover, not Molotovs.

We believe in God, tradition, duty, law, and truth the very values that built this country.

And that terrifies the modern Left.

Because we don’t need to shout to be heard. We just need to show up and that’s enough to expose how hollow their ideology really is.

You’re Not Afraid of Our “Violence” You’re Afraid of Our Conviction

Truth doesn’t need a firebomb. Patriotism doesn’t need a protest. Order doesn’t come from chaos it comes from conviction.

That’s why they try to censor, shame, and cancel us. Because when ordinary Brits start remembering who we are proud, principled, and grounded the game is over for them.

They know it.

So they scream “fascist” at anyone to the right of Kier Starmer. They call the Union Jack “problematic.” They want to erase history, not learn from it.

But guess what?

We’re not going anywhere. Not now. Not ever.

🇬🇧 Final Word: We’re Not the Threat We’re the Backbone

We are the people who still believe in family, sovereignty, honour, and God. We don’t wear black hoods. We wear poppies. We don’t block ambulances. We salute service. We don’t silence speech. We demand better speech.

The British Right isn't radical it’s responsible. It’s not dangerous it’s disciplined. And it’s not violent it’s vital.

Stand tall. Hold the line. Be unashamed.

By Thomas Marsh-Connors, The Angry British Conservative

In an age where outrage masquerades as virtue and mobs dictate narratives louder than courts, it is imperative — more than ever — that we reassert a fundamental principle of any truly civilized society: the Rule of Law.

The Rule of Law is not just some dusty old concept from the pages of a law textbook. It is the guardian of freedom, the protector of the weak, and the ultimate equaliser. Without it, democracy becomes theatre. Without it, rights become privileges handed out by the mob, or worse — by the whims of the powerful.

Let me be blunt. The Rule of Law means everyone, regardless of race, rank, wealth, belief, or politics, is subject to the same laws, enforced impartially. That includes the protester with a placard, the politician in Westminster, the journalist behind the keyboard, and even the monarch on the throne. That’s what makes it sacred.

But what we’re seeing in the 21st century is not merely a decline in respect for this principle it’s an active assault. From the toppling of statues without debate or due process, to "trial by social media" where reputations are destroyed before facts are even established, we are witnessing a slow but real erosion of a foundational principle that took generations to build.

We must not allow feelings to override facts. Justice is not about who shouts the loudest, trends the highest, or claims the greatest victimhood. Justice is blind for a reason — and she must stay blind, or we all pay the price.

It was the Rule of Law that protected the innocent during the English Civil War. It was the Rule of Law that gave rise to Magna Carta, a document that inspired the freedoms of the entire English-speaking world. And it is the Rule of Law that stops tyranny in its tracks, whether that tyranny wears a crown, a judge’s wig, or a Twitter handle.

Look around. There are places not far from us where the law is a tool of the state, or worse, a suggestion. Corruption flourishes, dissent is crushed, and power changes hands not through the ballot box, but the barrel of a gun or the storm of a mob. Britain must never become that. We are not perfect, but our commitment to the Rule of Law has been our strength for centuries.

So let us be clear-eyed. The Rule of Law is not just about courts and constitutions. It’s about teaching our children that actions have consequences. It’s about respecting due process, even when the outcome isn’t what you wanted. It’s about resisting the temptation to burn it all down in the name of temporary rage.

Freedom, true freedom, does not exist in lawlessness. It exists in a society where law reigns supreme, not individuals. Where the law is known, stable, and applied justly not rewritten on a whim to suit current fashions or digital mobs.

In this world of shifting sands, let us hold firm to the rock that is the Rule of Law. If we abandon it, we abandon the very idea of Britain. We must never forget and never stop defending it.

In this video, we dive into some of the most pressing issues facing the UK today. 🇬🇧 From mass immigration to the erosion of cultural identity, key figures like Suella Braverman, Alex Phillips, Douglas Carswell, and Nigel Farage discuss how Britain must adapt to preserve its way of life. 💬

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