National Sovereignty and Workers

Multipolarity: The Long Term Solution to Mass Immigration The rising tide of mass immigration is not a natural phenomenon, but a direct and predictable consequence of the West's decades long commitment to neocolonialism and neoconservative warfare. To reverse this crisis and protect our European/National identity, we must champion the new age of Multipolarity. The Price of Intervention The nations that preach democracy are the ones whose interventions have repeatedly destabilised regions, creating the very refugee flows destabilising their own homelands. The destruction of Syria and Libya was the direct outcome of interventionist policy. When the state is shattered, citizens must flee. Muammar Gaddafi famously warned that if his stable regime in Libya were overthrown, Europe would be "flooded" with migrants. The 2011 intervention proved him correct, transforming Libya into an anarchic launchpad. National Development Over Brain Drain The Multipolar vision is the only sustainable solution to the migration crisis. It asserts every nation's sovereign right to determine its own future. When nations in the Global South are free from Western intervention, free from rigged financial systems, and free from wars that destroy infrastructure, they can flourish. This retains skilled workers. Why should a doctor or engineer leave their homeland? In a truly Multipolar world, these essential workers would be incentivised to build their own nations. We see early signs of this in places like Burkina Faso. The Reversal of Flow The long term success of Multipolarity will be the great reversal of mass migration. As sovereign nations develop secure and prosperous homelands, the drivers for emigration vanish. This is a victory for all: The developing world reclaims its human capital. Patriotic immigrants return home to rebuild their own nations. The working class in Europe sees their wages and communities protected from the instability caused by the liberal, globalist ruling class. The pursuit of Multipolarity is thus the ultimate Left Wing Nationalist policy, securing the integrity and prosperity of our homeland by ending the disastrous foreign policy that created the crisis in the first place.

Western liberal politicians have spent years undermining social solidarity, cohesion, patriotism and belief in the nation state through their open-borders, globalist, citizens-of-nowhere philosophy. Now they try to summon up the spirit of national unity in the hope that young people across the West will find the motivation to go off and fight for their country. They may be in for a nasty shock.

I'm no critic but I enjoyed it, good read for workers. Great premise, intriguing ideas.

@TennesseeForge Thank you for the kind comments!

🚨 NEW: Shabana Mahmood is considering cutting the number of police forces in England and Wales from 43 to 12 to make policing more consistent [@thetimes]

Baron Michael Gove Dame Priti Patel Dame Therese Coffey Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg Sir Michael Fabricant Dame Andrea Jenkyns Sir Sajid Javid Sir Gavin Williamson Baroness Charlotte Owen Baron Shaun Bailey Dame Penny Mourdant now Sir Jeremy Hunt For what exactly? #BBCBreakfast

@BladeoftheS Why don't we train people in the UK to do it and pay them better, rather than rely on mass migration?

We have the most ridiculous Media. When Zack Polanski said "I don't want to wipe peoples bums." He was pointing out the worst part of job, and that actually we don't have people in the UK who want to do it It seems some people are so PC or pretend to be that the truth offends

@GBNEWS You could be a communist and if you were to preach against open borders, you'd be labelled far right by most liberals.

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@RadioGenoa If they are that supportive of a new 'free' Syria, they should head home and help develop the new regime.

Europe is no Europe anymore. This is Berlin, Germany. This is what an Islamic invasion looks like. Thank you, Merkel and Ursula von der Leyen.

I've published my first Substack article! (Link in comments) Reimagining Parental Support: Lessons from Gaddafi's Libya I highlight 5 points the UK should adopt (from Gaddafi's Libya) to alleviate falling birth rates and reduce reliance on mass migration. 1. Direct Financial Support for Newborns 2. Eliminating Housing Barriers for Families 3. Universal and Free Utilities 4. Fully Funded Education and Healthcare 5. Interest-Free Loans #gaddafi #immigration #UnitedKingdom #politics

@RadioGenoa If they are that supportive of a new 'free' Syria, they should head home and help develop the new regime.

Syrian Muslims outside Berlin's Christmas markets. Yet another huge provocation.

Thatcherite weenies on here are accusing me of being an 'unworldy middle-class academic'. Getting on my wick a bit. I'll tell you a little bit about myself. Excuse the narcissism, I'll only do it once. My dad was an industrial plumber, worked for the NCB then semi-skilled at Consett steelworks. Made redundant in 1980 at the age of 58. Applied for about 200 jobs, got two interviews - too old, on the scrapheap, became quite depressed. I was raised in a pit bungalow - coal fire with a back-boiler, outside bog for a while but eventually my dad and his plumber pal Wilf fitted an inside one. Loved the coal fire. The outside bog was no problem - had a wooden seat so your arse was never cold even in the winter. Worked in construction, heavy industry, forestry, ran two businesses in 70s and 80s and part-time as a journeyman musician. I was a bit handy - rugby and a bit of boxing training - so at one point when between jobs/gigs I tried working on the door at a Newcastle night-club. Lasted one night, funny story - tried to break up a fight, felt someone on my shoulder, turned round and knocked him flat. It was the manager. Oh well. First academic job at age 38. Lasted a good bit longer, didn't knock any managers over, although at times I felt like it. So that's me. 'Unwordly middle-class academic'.

The Government must #ScrapTheCap set on medical students in the UK. The UK must shake off its reliance on foreign doctors, for our NHS and for the healthcare systems of the developing nations they're leaving. Sign our petition here to see change: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7469…

@ProfHall1955 How ridiculous 😂

That's nowt! In the 70s I lived in a cardboard box in the middle of the M1 with an old car battery, a broken kettle, 14 kids and a mouldy cheese pastie between us! x.com/peterglover178…

ONE YEAR ON SINCE THIS STATEMENT... WHO WAS RIGHT? US OR THE OTHERS? For us at the Workers Party the correct line is important. If it is not right it will not fly nor stand the test of time. On Syria this is our line. We are not supporters of any president or system in the Middle East. But we are opponents of the overthrow of any of them by foreign-formatted proxy armies. We oppose all sectarianism, terrorism, arbitrary killing maiming and mutilation. Hence we resolutely oppose the current NATO sponsored invasion of Syria by sectarian murderers whose death-cult ISIS and Al Qaeda format is perfectly timed and deliberately intended to weaken the global resistance to Israeli crimes in Palestine. The US empire, the patron of these crimes, has returned to this project like a dog returning to its vomit. It is sickening. #Syria George Galloway

@WorkersPartyGB You. Anyone with half an understanding of geopolitics would realise the overthrow of Assad was going to be a disaster for Syria and the Middle East.

The endless humiliation of authentic socialists by the extreme left is sad to see. “Woke” increasingly looks like a psyop to contain real dissident energy on the left.

@cfdownes_ As a self described leftist who comes from a coal mining family, I am ashamed of the modern liberal left. They're just a bunch of metropolitan elites and enemies to the real working class. Attempting to 'educate' us on the likes of woke ideology etc

@AcademicAgent_X They can dream, but maybe it would be better to be a realist about it. It logistically has a 0.001% chance of happening.

The based takeover will not accomplish deportation of 38% of kids

@AdnanHussainMP Britain needs to train its own workers and stop with their interventionist foreign policy, preventing growth from other nations. Enabling workers to help develop their own nations rather than filling 'undesirable, roles here.