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WELCOME TO THE NEW 'EUROPEAN ACTION' NEWSPAPER www.europeanaction.com ~ editor: Robert Edwards EUROPE FOR THE EUROPEANS |
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(above) current issue of the paper, number 18, out now!See more details on National Party of Europe page. Write to European Action, PO Box 415, Ramsgate CT11 9WW for a free sample copy (back issue).click here to contact the editor by e-mailor visit the editor's blog at http://europeanaction.blogspot.com to read some selected articles from European Action and give your comments.Join the discussion forum here:http://www.quicktopic.com/41/H/Xbtn2ba7FPSjEUROPE A NATIONSir Oswald Mosley - 'My Life' "I was the first to use the phrase Europe a Nation in 1948 and it was preceded by my advocacy of an 'extension of patriotism' (1946). I wrote in Europe: Faith and Plan (1958): Europe a Nation is an idea which anyone can understand. It is simple but should not on that account be rejected; most decisive, root ideas are simple. Ask any child, what is a nation? He will probably reply, "A nation has a government". This is the right answer, for a nation consists of a people or of peoples who have decided to have the same government. I believed and I still believe this is the way in which Europe will be made; no lesser idea will arouse the enthusiasm of the peoples to make changes so far-reaching. Yet it is probable that neither this nor any other idea will awaken the will to bold reform until the urge of economic necessity is felt. At a moment of supreme crisis the will to Europe a Nation can arise everywhere from the soil of Europe, like a primeval fire. First must come the idea". |
... copies of the commemorative issue for January/February 2008 (number 14) with two extra pages are still available. THIS SITE DOES NOT PROMOTE IDEAS OF RACIAL SUPREMACY NOR DOES IT CONDONE ANY INCITEMENT TO RACIAL OR RELIGIOUS HATRED. ALL MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD BE JUDGED ON WHAT THEY DO AND NOT ON WHAT THEY WERE BORN. OUT NOW! IN ISSUE No 18 (September/October, 2008) titles of articles include: "Worse Than South African Apartheid" by Robert Edwards, Above The Stink Of Oil ... (South Ossetia), England - Extinct? by John Roberts, The Writing Is On The Wall For Gordon Brown by Peter Kendall, Europe And Arabia - The New Green Solution To Our Energy Problems, Your Letters, Their World and Ours by Roger Haywood ... and more! NOTE: "European Action" is published in printed hard copy in the United Kingdom. At last! ... Mosley's paper has come home! Revamped with the additional title of “European”, we declare our intent – to raise the banner of European Brotherhood in order to rally those revolutionary men and women who have kept the faith. Three of the contributors to the first issue were active supporters of Sir Oswald Mosley during the Leader’s lifetime. In that regard, we are the real thing. But we are not going to hark on about the past. We are not interested in the trappings of fascism because we regard it as a political irrelevance in the 21st Century. We would remind the tiny fringe that remains obsessed with badges, buttons, caps and jackboots that Mosley’s British Union lasted eight years in total (1932-1940) – with only half of that period being attired in Blackshirt uniforms. Union Movement was founded in 1948 and effectively ended in 1980 on Mosley's death. 32 years of Europe a Nation! We who joined Mosley in Union Movement did not join a fascist organisation – even though our enemies dubbed it so – because Mosley had “gone beyond fascism”, to use his very words in the beginning of the post-war era. British Union had been eclipsed by European Union as the new faith met the challenges of a changed world. That world continues to change and we remain capable of maintaining contact with the realities of those changes. Let those who live in the past remain in the past. We go forward together into the future. PASS THE PAPER ON TO A FRIEND ... AND DISCUSS! |
REVIEWS OF MOSLEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY, 'MY LIFE' "No rising star in the political firmament ever shone more brightly than Sir Oswald Mosley. Since by general assent he could have become the leader of either the Labour or the Conservative Party. What Mosley so valiantly stood for could have saved this country from the Hungry Thirties and the Second World War". "He had an impeccable record in the First World War . . It was silly to intern Mosley during the Second World War. He was not in the least unpatriotic, any more than he was anti-Semitic or in favour of revolution by force.. . He had, I think, greater natural political talent than any survivor of his generation from the First World War" - Sir Colin Coote "He might have been able to lead either the Conservative or the Labour Party and in either case . . . I should have joined him. I discerned in him . . . this kind of quality of leadership that I discerned in only two other men during all my period of political life. One is Lloyd George and the other is Churchill". - Lord Boothby "The stuff of greatness - more than a spark of genius". - John Blake |
European Action continues a publishing tradition which began with the New Party of Oswald Mosley. Then, ACTION was edited by Harold Nicholson. As the principal organ of British Union, it was to be edited by John Beckett, among others. In the post-war era, Robert Row was the editor when ACTION supported the ideas of Mosley and Union Movement. Now, European Action continues to spread the word and keep that flame burning. By supporting our publication you will be playing a very important part in keeping alive the ideas and policies of Oswald Mosley ... the great leader Britain never had. |
Above: Oswald Mosley in Wood Close, Bethnal Green, 1965. Right: Oswald Mosley, Hyde Park, 1934. |
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