England, My England: The Death And Resurrection Of The Greatest Country Ever To Exist - Softcover

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Nick Buckley MBE explores the death of England and how it can be rescued from those who do not deserve the honour of being called English. He makes his case that the end of England is not guaranteed and is ready to spring back to life if the English wish it.

He highlights the failings of the political class that lie at the heart of the problem as we replaced conviction politicians with career politicians and public service with self-service. A lack of courageous English men allowed new ideologies to take root and damage the country: feminism, socialism and multiculturalism.

He gives us a glimpse of our rich and long history. England created the modern world through science, inventions and Empire. And gave the world the greatest of all gifts, a world language. Buckley is serious when he declares that England is long overdue recognition and thanks.

Buckley raises concerns about who will benefit from a diminished England. He reminds us that every country has enemies, it is just a matter of looking around and seeking them out in the shadows.

The last chapter gives hope and reassurance to all English patriots. The end is not nigh. The country is not finished. Buckley offers us a guide on how we can be part of the solution regardless of who we are, our limitations or constraints. He states clearly that the days of not fighting for England are over, how you fight back is down to you.

Live on your knees, or die on your feet.

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