Steven Tucker

1 month ago | dailysceptic.org | Steven Tucker

The shared Uniparty opinion on this week’s sudden arson attacks upon two properties and a motorcar with previous known links to Sir Keir Starmer is in. Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch, speaking at PMQs on Wednesday, commiserated that “I think I speak for the whole House when I say that this wasn’t just an attack on him, but on all of us and on our democracy”.

1 month ago | dailysceptic.org | Steven Tucker

In the first part of this essay we bemoaned how the French philosopher Renaud Camus, originator of the term ‘The Great Replacement’, a phrase used to describe the systematic demographic shift taking place against white populations throughout Europe, has been barred from entering the UK as an “undesirable influence” by the Home Office – largely because he dares tell the self-evident truth about such matters and the complete and total disaster they have been.

1 month ago | dailysceptic.org | Steven Tucker

As regular readers of the Daily Sceptic will have seen, the French philosopher Renaud Camus, coiner of the useful term ‘The Great Replacement’ – used to describe the rapid and obvious demographic shift taking place across Europe – was last month banned from entering the UK from France to explain his ideas to a meeting of the obscure anti-immigration Homeland Party. The rationale given by the Home Office is that his presence here would “not [be] considered to be conducive to the public good”.

2 months ago | dailysceptic.org | Steven Tucker

Sometime last year, I was deeply alarmed to observe a full-blown black African witchdoctor, dressed in literal leopard-pelts and animal-tooth necklace, standing patiently in line at my town-centre branch of Greggs to buy himself a steak bake. I knew that the post-Blair, post-Boriswave flood of uncontrolled mass immigration into the nation had changed the demographics of my previously lily-white hometown radically, but not quite this radically.

2 months ago | dailysceptic.org | Steven Tucker

Consider the following alleged unpleasant experience of an English tourist entering a small, privately-owned shop whilst on holiday in Wales. A customer and the man behind the counter were initially happily chatting in English, yet switched immediately into the Welsh tongue as soon as they saw the despised interloper enter.