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The Popular Front Destroying Britain and a Strategy to Break it Apart

Definition: A Popular Front is an alliance of former enemies who temporarily unite because they fear a common opponent more than one another. The scientific term for this activity is called Social Homeostasis. This post exposes the recurring psychological and political mechanism that causes any Popular Front to crystallise. And discusses how this destructive social force stands opposed to the kind of radical change which Restore Britain is proposing. It also describes how to bring it down most effectively. See here for a history and exposition of its present form. The Popular Front . It concludes by framing it as an original idea:  Social Homeostasis - the spontaneous alignment of competing groups to preserve a threatened social equilibrium. How does a Popular Front Form? A Popular Front comes to life when otherwise hostile groups perceive a common opponent as an existential threat - not merely a political rival, but something that could destroy their status, security,...

The Popular Front

In Homage to Catalonia, Orwell argued that the Republican defeat could not be understood simply as democracy losing to fascism. Within the anti-fascist camp, a second struggle was taking place: revolutionary workers wanted the revolution to continue, while communists and moderate republicans sought to contain it and restore conventional state authority. Orwell believed that this internal counter-revolution profoundly weakened and distorted the Republican cause. The Popular Front was an uneasy “alliance of enemies” comprising: Communist Internationalism: The Spanish Communist Party and its intellectual international allies in the United States and U.K, heavily influenced by the Soviet Union Liberal and moderate republicans: Middle-class democrats, officials and commercial interests who opposed Franco but also feared a workers’ revolution and the destruction of private property. Revolutionary workers: Anarchists, independent socialists and organised workers who fought fascis...

The Curious Thing About The Masculine and Feminine In a Democracy

RS: I think I have a new idea. We all know there are two sexes male and female biologically. My new idea is that the psyche also has a masculine and a feminine side. And that this can be either in balance or out of balance for that person regardless of their sex. If it runs one way and becomes more masculine in a woman there will be effects. If it runs the other way and the one runs more feminine in a woman there can be effects and the same for the man the biological man. My proposition is That this is what is driving changed? Transgender.  You have identified a real psychological distinction, but the conclusion that it drives transgender identity does not yet follow from it. The central idea is not entirely new. Carl Jung proposed that men possess an inner feminine dimension—the anima —and women an inner masculine dimension—the animus . Later psychology also recognised that masculine and feminine characteristics need not be opposites: one person may strongly express both, neither...

Women as Domestic Abuse Perpetrators Equal Men - Costing the Nation £74 Billion a Year

This post is making a call out to the people of the nation to consider the possibility that women abuse men just as much as men, women. The goal is to make it clear this is human rights abuse at scale, to level up the support for all sexes equally and do whatever it takes to root out the causes for all of the abuse and bring that to justice. This observation is being deliberately hidden from the people by corrupt abuse-refuge charities, entrenched NGO's and a deliberately failing government.  I deliberately use conservative numbers to create a space for attempts by entrenched interests, to move into. At least one government minister falls into this space already. Domestic abuse in England and Wales, year ending March 2025 Population Estimated victims Percentage Women 2.2 million 9.1% Men 1.5 million 6.5% Everyone 3.8 million 7.8% Men therefore represented approximately 41% of estimated domestic-abuse victims . These figures come from the Crime Survey, which includes abuse not rep...