This is an information resource for the English - an indigenous (native) people of the British Isles. The purpose is to give assistance in their struggle against betrayal, State treason, and genocide.

A Duty of Resistance

The 'project' is to create an autoritarian State, in which the ancestral rights of the native English people are to be denied. The rights of the English to determine the future of their own homeland is to be refused. Dissent is being criminalised.

That 'project' is: unconstitional; contrary to law; contrary to natural justice; unethical; unnecessary; impracticable; and is demonstrably failing. It is High Treason.

The political State is, to all intents and purpose, making genocidal war (in stealth) against the native inhabitants of these islands.

Ethelfleda (scourge of the Vikings), with her young nephew Athelstan (destined to be the first King of all England) at her side.

Acts of Resistance

Resistance by Freemen and Freewomen of the community of England (communium libertatum Angliae), to the treasonous activities of the State, includes (but is not limited to) actions such as to:

1) encourage, organise and particpate in lawful acts of public protest and demonstration;

2) arrest, under Common Law, those commiting High Treason, or misprision of treason;

3) to achieve lawful remedy, under Article 61 of Magna Carta, by action to "distain and distress" a treasonous State;

4) expose criminal behaviour and abuse of power within the police and judiciary - including breaches of oath, secret courts, unlawful courts, and unlawful arrests and interrogations;

5) expose criminal behaviour and abuse of power within national and local Government (including child stealing, the sexualising of children, political indoctrination of children, fraud, and corruption);

6) withdraw all cooperation with the treasonous Government, and its agencies - including support to the Government's illegal, murderous wars against other sovereign nations;

7) refuse to 'contract' with any officers of the treasonous Government - including the police force and the local authorities;

8) expose the lies and propaganda disseminated by the organs of the State - including the national newspapers, the BBC, political front groups, 'think tank' organisations, and so-called 'charities;

9) assist in the production of a detailed, historical account of the Great Treason.

References

[1] 'The Age of Athelstan - Britain's Forgotten History', Paul Hill, Tempus pub., Stroud 2004

[2] 'Alfred The Great - The Man Who Made England', Justin Pollard, John Murray pub., London 2006

[3] 'Elizabeth', David Starkey, Vintage pub., London 2001

[4] 'The English Dragon', T. P. Bragg, Athelney pub., King's Lynn, 2001

[5] 'The English Resistance - The Underground War Against The Normans', Peter Rex, Tempus pub., Stroud 2004

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