Blood and Soil

Taken from a speech originally given by the BM National Secretary at a meeting of the Yorkshire Forum in June 2016.

Within the ‘racist countryside’ there is a dormant support base for the hated ‘Far-Right’.

Enslaved for so long, the endless cries of anguised nulled. Strike up the beat of the march then, and let our banner be unfurled unto the wind.

Something that critics and opponents of modern British National Socialism and racial Nationalism often portray is of our activists and our supporters being uncultured and disconnected from the history and heritage of our ancestors and fore-bearers.

How can we open the minds of non-political, everyday people to the very roots of National Socialist ideology and begin the process of their political awakening?

Part One of a three-part article on the origins of the Sunwheel, the symbol immediateley associated with British Movement.

National Socialism is a dynamic, forward looking ideology which preserves all that is best in White, European culture and civilisation.

Those opposed to the ideology of National Socialism seek to depict concepts like Blood and Soil, Race and Nation, Family and Folk, as either antiquated and outdated or rooted in European politics and history.

William Morris was one of the earliest British exponents of the ideal of a Racial Folk Community.