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The implications of Nationalism, if applied to all peoples, are therefore profound:
1. All ethnic groups have a right to be themselves in their territories and are entitled to due respect.
2. All ethnic groups have a right to retain their culture, heritage, tradition and identity without fear of being undermined, persecuted or threatened.
3. Each nation has the right to govern and maintain their territories for their people to ensure that their culture, heritage, tradition and identity remain intact.
4. The demand for self-determination must be granted equally, fairly and without favour or prejudice to all nations.
5. Any move, threat or political action to dissolve, displace or replace an ethnic group in their territory, whether intentional or not, is an act against the rights of the subject ethnic group.
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Dave talks about a case where a man who should have been deported has gone on to harm a child. We need remigration.

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We will leaflet until every Englishman knows what is happening to his homeland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Belonging to an ‘in-group’ is a natural right and need. It is a right which does not infringe upon the rights of any others and is a right which is morally correct and can be defended on any platform. It is the right to be ourselves within our homeland.
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British Landeur interviewed our spokesman Alec Cave about where the the Homeland Party stands on Labour's plan to subject farmers to inheritance tax.

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Nationalism is not about supremacism; it is not predicated on the demand to suppress, oppress, disadvantage, or rule anybody else, but rather upon the right to be free of all those restrictions.
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Homeland Party: Standing with Our Farmers

Yesterday, we stood alongside farmers at their protest, opposing the government’s inheritance tax reforms. Let’s be clear—this isn’t just about another tax. This attacks the very essence of who we are as a nation—our heritage, our identity, and the communities that hold it all together.

The government claims this is about making the wealthy pay their fair share or filling financial gaps. But that’s nonsense. Farmers aren’t billionaires or tycoons; they’re the backbone of the countryside, caring for the land and traditions that have kept this country going for generations. For them, farming isn’t just a business—it’s a way of life, a connection to their history, and their legacy for the future. To tax them out of existence is not only unfair; it’s a complete disregard for the value of rural life in shaping who we are as a people.

Let’s think about what happens if this goes through. Family farms are already hanging by a thread, working on razor-thin margins. If this tax comes into play, many will be forced to sell off land to pay the bills. And who’s going to buy it? Big corporations and foreign investors, that’s who. The result? Food prices increase, rural communities collapse, and we lose yet another piece of our independence and identity. It’s a domino effect we can’t afford to start.

But this isn’t just about economics—it’s about who we are as a nation. Farms are more than places that grow food. They’re a living testament to the bond between our people and the land. Break that bond, and we lose something far bigger than we realise. Handing over control of our countryside to global elites isn’t progress; it’s surrender. We can’t let that happen.

At the Homeland Party, we’re committed to protecting our farmers and standing up for the rural communities that make Britain what it is. We won’t sit back while the government jeopardises the future of British agriculture and the livelihoods of the people who make it thrive. We’re calling on everyone who cares about food security, our sovereignty, and our heritage to stand with us and fight this policy.

This isn’t just a tax—it’s about the heart and soul of our nation. And we intend to fight for it.

Over the weekend Homeland Party activists from the Eastern region held a banner drop over the M25.

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The Labour government say taxing farmers is the only way to fund the NHS, Dave asks why they can’t stop sending money to foreign nations instead.

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The notion of homeland plays a crucial role in the foundation of the nation-state. A defined homeland is vital for the development of an ethnic group. The absence of a defined homeland makes it difficult to establish a sense of unity and belonging based on shared ancestry.
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We attended the protest today to show support for our homeland's farmers.

Ethnicity is a group of people of common origin who share easily definable characteristics – mainly language, culture and hereditary factors. Ethnicity is an individual’s hereditary and cultural origin and not merely that person’s place of birth.
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This weekend, on a cold, crisp Sunday morning, Homeland members in the north east of Scotland were out volunteering once again at Forfar Loch.

This time, a patch of Dogwood was in need of some much overdue maintenance. This seemingly mammoth task was tackled with relative ease because we had many hands doing the work.

It can be daunting taking on a massive task, like clearing the Dogwood. But, if you have good people around you to help out, things can run much smoother and the job gets done in a fraction of time.

And this process isnt just limited to country park volunteering, it applies to politics as well.

Get on board with us, and lets tackle the tasks that seem impossible.

All we need to succeed, is you.