A nation is more than its government, its borders or the passport carried by its citizens.
It is the accumulated inheritance of generations, the language, customs, institutions, landscapes, traditions and historical memory passed from one generation to the next.
English continuity therefore matters.
Preserving it does not require hostility towards others. It requires remembering that a people and their inheritance cannot simply be treated as interchangeable commodities in the machinery of politics.
The question before Britain is not merely who governs for the next five years. after a GE It is what we intend to preserve for those who come after us.
Those who regard English continuity, national sovereignty and the preservation of historic identity as political priorities should examine the policies and record of parties such as Restore Britain.
They are our last hope
Aim High Vote Lowe.
