Taking Over The Asylum

Nigel Farage has called Donald Trump’s peace plan “not acceptable”, especially the proposal that Ukraine cut its armed forces from one million to 600,000, well over three times the size of Britain’s. That lines up Farage with Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Merz and Mark Carney. Putting him in the same position as Giorgia Meloni, Sanae Takaichi and Donald Tusk.

Close allies of Boris Johnson are taking over Reform UK, which has just given the position of Chief Advisor on Global Affairs to Alan Mendoza while he remains Executive Director of the Henry Jackson Society. Mendoza is sanctioned by Russia. I would still be extremely surprised if Reform did not win the next General Election, but a handful of votes could deny it scores of seats, and Elon Musk will find lawful ways of giving Advance UK as much money as it needed while the supporters of Stephen Yaxley-Lennon provided the organisational muscle. There will be other challenges from the right, too.

Trump’s Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, has called for the position of Supreme Allied Commander Europe to be taken over by Germany. That cannot really mean anything other than American withdrawal from NATO, to which the United States is indispensable. Yet as much under Farage as under any other Prime Minister, Britain will remain in the husk, under overall German command. Would that be less acceptable than American command? If so, why? The United States forgave all German debt at the end of the Second World War, while requiring Britain to pay off every penny, as we finished doing on 31 December 2006. In 1944, the Chief of the German Army High Command was Adolf Heusinger. From 1961 to 1964, he was Chairman of the NATO Military Committee.

Germany is now requiring all 18-year-old men to fill out a questionnaire on their suitability for military service. From 2027, they will have to undergo medical screening. The Constitution forbids the conscription of women, and all women in the Nationale Volksarmee were discharged at the point of reunification, since in those days the Bundeswehr allowed them as volunteers only in medical and musical roles. Even Erich Honecker, though, had drawn the line at conscripting women. Like the Communist Party of Britain and the Morning Star in our own day, he knew who was what. Not so Sven Lehmann, Green parliamentarian and until recently the Federal Government’s Commissioner for the Acceptance of Sexual and Gender Diversity. Says Lehmann, “No doctor can determine a person’s gender from the outside.” Nor is he alone in that view. This time last year came into effect the Self-Determination Act, which allowed a change of legal gender by simple declaration at the registry office on the part of anyone over 18, of anyone over 14 with the permission of a parent or guardian (or of a court overriding the parent or guardian), or of a parent or guardian in respect of anyone under 14. Yet they know who is a boy in Germany when they want to conscript him, as they know who is a boy in Scotland when they want to abort him.

Be in no doubt that that is what we are talking about. The post-Sturgeon SNP belongs to the world of Blairite Eurocommunism and of Starmerite Pabloism, and the base of that wants to abort boys as part of its demonisation of working-class and nonwhite males, which leads to violence that is not restricted to, but which undoubtedly includes, sexual humiliation such as at Medomsley Detention Centre, and such as the United Nations Human Rights Council, in a June 2024 report that was also highly critical of Hamas, found to be inflicted on Palestinian men and boys by the Israeli Defence Forces. A month later, the unrepentant Sde Teiman rapists held a defiant press conference, and their supporters rioted, among them Members of the Knesset and men in the uniforms of the IDF’s Force 100. Fear of the black male is fundamental to the capitalist system that was founded on the transatlantic slave trade, and the slave trade financed enclosure. There has always been One Struggle.

So this is not because Muslims do not want daughters. Muslims are not keen on abortion, anyway. Nor is they the only, or even the principal, source of any invading force of fighting-age males. The annual total of arrivals by small boat has never exceeded the 46,000 in 2022, and those are not all young men, although it is worth mentioning that the extremely hostile system still judges 70 per cent of small boat arrivals to be genuine asylum seekers. By contrast, at the end of October, 100,000 men aged between 18 and 22 had fled Ukraine in the previous two months. Large numbers of teenage boys have done so since the invasion, and like these newer escapees, they have no intention of going back. Are they going to walk up the streets of their hometowns to be met from the other direction by their hobbling old classmates and teammates who had lost legs at the front? That would be quite the exchange of pleasantries.

Ukrainians are among the very few people with a safe and legal route to asylum in Britain. Expect an influx from the Ukraine of Svoboda, Pravy Sektor, the National Corps, C14, the Azov Brigade, the Aidar Battalion, the Donbas Battalion, the Dnipro-1 Battalion, the Dnipro-2 Battalion, the Kraken Regiment, and all the rest of the displayers of the Sonnerad, the Wolfsangel, and the plain old Swastika. The Ukraine that in Ternopil has named a football stadium after Roman Shukhevych, on a street named after Stepan Bandera. The Ukraine of Andriy Biletsky, to whom “the mission of Ukraine is to lead the White Races of the world in a final crusade for their survival against the Semite-led Untermenschen”. And the Ukraine of Pavlo Lapshyn, the 2013 murderer of 82-year-old Mohammed Saleem in Birmingham. Lapshyn went on to put bombs outside three mosques in this country. He belonged, and presumably still does belong, to the Wotanjugend, which is closely allied to the Azov Battalion, being led by its “political ideologist”, Alexey Levkin. In August 2020, Lapshyn pleaded guilty to a count of preparing an explosive substance in his cell. In the spirit of the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician), expect many more of his ilk to wash up on our shores.