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,...
North Stoke Life
Sightings from a hamlet in Oxfordshire, England. Placing forbidden knowledge under proper scrutiny