Loyalty to the Folk

Loyalty to Folk and Homeland is not swearing allegiance to a private family.

No More Oath of Allegiance to a Private Family

Tonight, The Party is publishing an article from 2017 with the above title but no longer on social media. It outlines our long-standing loyalty and commitment to true democracy for sovereign England free of private family members claiming almighty-like power over the future of Folk and Homeland. Once the oath-swearing allegiance to a private family and the Orders of the British Empire (OBE) have gone, along with the cucumber sarnies, the knighthoods and peerages, and the City bankers’ bonuses too, the Folk will have the possibility to enjoy true democracy and prevent unholy decisions being taken over their head in the name of someone claiming to have rights over divine authority.

The 2017 text has been edited for strategic considerations.

Anglia Of England

@angliaofengland (2017)

Today, The Party takes a look at the need to introduce an English parliament where elected MPs serve after pledging allegiance to the English Folk and to Christ our King. This is certainly not a new topic here, and it is in stark contradiction with the UK Establishment. Yet, as the Hun, it is expected of me to be a cause of grief to the Establishment, otherwise I'd not be worthy of my title!

Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and Insanity

We'll take a look at World War I and how it came about through sheer insanity. In 1910, the British house of parliament swore an oath of allegiance to a German house, that of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, in German: Haus Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha. Its representative was King George V. This king was just about entirely German in origin by way of both parents, with some Danish ancestry too. His father, Edward, was wholly of German family origin, and his mother, Alexandra, was of a German family with some Danish connections.

His identity was not a problem if one wanted a king who had in mind the best interests of the British while being on good terms with the Germans and the Danes. The problem was, that parliament swore allegiance to him and not to the British people, and, as a result, much depended on this one person who was the head of parliament, the head of the government and the head of the armed forces, not only in Britain, but also in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the entire British Empire. It so happened that, in 1914, the British head of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha declared war on Germany, of which his cousin, Wilhelm II, was the emperor.

Because the head of the British parliament did not believe in democracy, his actions led to a war lasting four years in which many British and Commonwealth and Empire soldiers did crazy things in the trenches, shooting at their brethren and being shot at by them, digging tunnels underneath trenches and planting mines, while being blown up in a similar way. Sadly, the Church of England, founded by Henry VIII in the sixteenth century, had no connection to the churches in Germany and knew not how to impose order in the name of Christ – or didn't want to.

From the Hun's Perspective

My allegiance is to the Fair Lady of the English Folk whose road leads to Christ's Church. My friend Anglia (Maedel) is English, and at The Party we strive for a sovereign English parliament with democratically elected English MPs. Currently, Scotland has a parliament, Wales and Northern Ireland each have a form of national assembly with varying degrees of authority, and England has no parliament at all. Adding to this, Britain is dictated to by a foreign parliament (the EU parliament) which receives orders from the EU commissars, and the UK government is totally clueless about how to leave the EU, demonstrating its submission to foreign rule and its inability to subtract any part of the island of Britain from it.

As we say here in the Garden of England: Kent Invicta!

Surrender we shall not!


Folk and Homeland


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