Early on Sunday morning a man walks out of the local Asian-run newsagent with a newspaper, climbs into his Land Rover parked just outside, drives 200 yards down the road and turns into his small private lane where he lives.

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I am going to try and describe how such small, individual choices are contributing to the death of England (and all Western lands) – we’ve all heard about ‘the butterfly effect’.

This anonymous man used a small amount of petrol, unnecessarily, thus putting money into government coffers to be used for funding regime-changes abroad (and ultimately the formation of the one-world government). He also bought a newspaper owned and run by foreign elements, thus allowing those foreign elements to shape his worldview. And lastly, he bought said newspaper from a shop owned and run by people of immigrant extraction, thus justifying the presence of vast numbers of foreigners in English land. He voted with his car-keys and his wallet. Now imagine a million similar Englishmen doing the same thing every Sunday morning, and this is just an example of one type of habit prevalent in the English mindset.

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What was once a pub-restaurant at the top of my road is currently being converted into a Tesco Express. The speed at which it is happening is frightening enough, but what’s worse is the nature of the advertising boards lining the outside of the building site. There are around ten of them, half with slogans such as “you shop, we drop” and half with pictures of Tesco employees – all of which, without exception, are non-white and thus non-English (and also particularly ugly). It’s easy to become complacent about such advertising choices these days (what with all the banks and sofa retailers depicting interracial couples), but just think about it for a moment. One of, if not the biggest supermarket in the UK using purely non-indigenous people to represent itself. This is in fact a bold and not-so-subtle statement which says “the UK’s social structure is no longer run or defined by the natives”. Furthermore, Tesco don’t even feel the need to pander to the natives by including a single ‘token’ white. The intention is bold and arrogant. Yet, when one considers that Tesco was founded, and is run, by Jews ('Tesco' being a combination of the founder’s daughter’s names – ‘Tessa Cohen’) then the brazen disrespect of the indigenous people of this land becomes a little more explainable. This would be just as wrong were Tesco owned by the Japanese – my intention is not to inflate the understandable perception of Jewish domination – the point is that Jews, and thus their companies, are not indigenous to the UK and should not pretend to dictate our values or demographics.