'Vera Lyn’s 1939 song There’ll Always Be an England has turned out not to be true.'
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: It is paradoxical, sad, and a milepost on the disintegration of the Western World that the British government, in deference to immigrant-invaders and the immigrant-invaders’ DEI British academic, political and media supporters, has undertaken the erasure from national memory of Britian’s great men and women and is substituting in their place various species of insects, reptiles, and animal life. England is better represented on its currency by an insect than by Winston Churchill, or so concludes the Bank of England.A report commissioned by the Bank of England concluded that key figures in British history are “elitist and divisive” as the immigrant-invaders did not associate with them. The report argued that British historical memory represented “a backward-looking vision of the UK that carries too great a risk of division and controversy”.
Among the Western nations Great Britain is by far the oldest and has been the most stable. Britain has stood unconquered and independent of outside force or influence for one thousand years since the Norman Conquest, which in many ways was a conquest of the Normans by Anglo-Saxon England. Today we speak of the English as Anglo-Saxons, not as Normans. The English language, culture, and law dominated. Moreover, the Normans themselves were German, descendants from Norse Germans. As the “Norman Conquest” proved over time to be the Anglo-Saxon conquest of the Normans who were absorbed into Anglo-Saxon life, Britain has been a country since Alfred-the-Great in the ninth century.