The Daily Stormer’s popularity continues to rise as we bring the hard-hitting racial truth behind our people’s struggle for freedom to the masses.

Our fight against the forces of darkness represented by the Jew and his bestial hordes that are invading our lands is now being understood by White people all over the world, who were previously going round in circles and down rabbit holes, chasing Illuminati phantoms and invisible German Satanists.

Our policy of not mincing our words and speaking the truth no matter how brutal it sounds has shown itself to be the right path to take, as we can see the effect we are having on the mainstream narrative, with Jews calling for the internet to be shut down and Far-Right parties gaining seats all over Europe. This week we learned that our site is now more popular by far, than all of the mainstream political parties in the UK.

The Daily Stormer Global Ranking is 28,200 and the US ranking is 14,147. So we are now in the top 40 (thousand) globally and in the top 20,000 in the US.

However, in the UK right now we are in the top 10,000, coming in at 3,879

The Labour Party Global Ranking is 141,649 and the UK ranking is 6,025

The Conservative Party Global Ranking is 183,091 and the UK Ranking is 8,646

The Liberal Democrats Global Ranking is 158,045 and the UK Ranking is 7,025

So we can quite rightfully claim to be twice as popular among the British online community as all three of the leading political parties in the UK.

We believe our message is essential to all White people, but particularly in those countries like Britain which have odious speech crime laws that prevent people from publicly speaking the truth about the situation that we are all facing.

We thank you for your help in getting us this far.

Hail Victory!

Senior Liberal Democrats have privately been warned that the party could be left with no MEPs after next month’s European Parliament elections, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.

Senior Liberal Democrats have privately been warned that the party could be left with no MEPs after next month’s European Parliament elections.

Senior party figures were warned that the party’s electoral unpopularity meant that the party was facing seeing its 11 MEPs lose all their seats.

The warning came at a meeting of the party’s hierarchy including Lord Ashdown, the former party leader who is coordinating the party’s election campaign.

Numbered briefing documents were handed out at the meeting, which warned that no MEPs after the election was now a realistic option.

The party looks set to do much worse than in the same polls in 2009, when it was left with 11 MEPs and won 2.1million votes or 14 per cent of the vote.

One insider told The Daily Telegraph “it is looking like an absolute bloodbath”.

Party sources are warning of a “cratering” of support across the country, with the vote in the East Midlands, for example, forecast to fall from 130,000 to 13,000.

The informal forecasts echo polling which consistently puts the LibDems in a distant fourth behind the UK Independence Party, Labour and the Conservatives.

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A LIB DEM plan to open up Britain’s borders to thousands more migrants was savaged last night.

The party has proposed a relaxation of rules to make it easier for foreigners and their families to come and live in the UK.

A “grandparents’ super visa” to help migrants bring in elderly relatives is being considered, along with a cut in the amount an immigrant must earn before their spouse can join them.

Critics say that alone could mean thousands of extra people entering the UK and Nick Clegg’s party was branded “out of touch with ordinary people” by a Tory MP.

The Lib Dem plans come amid growing Coalition tension over immigration and as current figures show net migration is up to 212,000. David Cameron wants to bring this number down to the “tens of thousands” by next year.

A document prepared for the party’s Spring conference in York this weekend states: “Liberal Democrats propose to ask the Migration Advisory Committee to reconsider the minimum income threshold for a spouse to come to the UK in light of the principle that a person with the means to support their family should be allowed to do so.”

It adds that the party proposes “the introduction of a ‘grandparents’ super visa’ that would allow grandparents to visit for a period of up to two years”.

Critics blasted Mr Clegg’s party for wanting to “re-open the door” to “uncontrolled immigration”.

Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke said: “This once again shows the Lib Dems are out of touch with the concerns of ordinary people.

“Since 2010 the Conservatives have taken tough measures to reverse Labour’s uncontrolled mass immigration and take back control of our borders. Now the Lib Dems want to re-open the door to uncontrolled immigration.”

Other plans for discussion in the policy document, Making Migration Work For Britain, suggest removing foreign students from any migration target.

This would, in effect increase the target for the number of migrants by over 150,000 people a year.

The Liberal Democrats would also allow these students to remain after their studies, despite the challenges faced by recent graduates to find work.

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A bill to enshrine a European referendum in law was described as a ‘dead parrot’ last night after Labour and the Lib Dems united to block it.

Nearly 250 peers voted to halt the Bill – backed by David Cameron – which would guarantee a nationwide in-out vote on EU membership in 2017.

Peers passed two amendments to the legislation, effectively guaranteeing that it will run out of time in this Parliamentary session.

Arch Eurosceptic MP Bill Cash echoed a Monty Python sketch in pronouncing its demise.

He said: ‘As I understand it from the House of Lords, the European Union Referendum Bill is now, in effect, a dead parrot.’

Mr Cameron has vowed to renegotiate Britain’s relationship with Brussels before holding a referendum in 2017.

But he could not introduce government legislation because of Lib Dem opposition.

Instead, No10 backed a Private Member’s Bill introduced by Tory MP James Wharton, which was passed in the Commons after Labour and the Lib Dems abstained.

Labour leader Ed Miliband has refused to make his position on the Bill clear but Labour and Lib Dem peers tabled 73 amendments to the Bill, many of them frivolous, to kill it off.

Peers voted by 245 votes to 158 to amend the wording of the question that would be put to voters in the referendum.

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We are witnessing the beginning of the end of the British political class and it is long overdue.

The main reason why Nationalists could do really well in the North is that people have finally cottoned on that Labour have betrayed them, that the New Left/Internationalist mantra is not only not about them, it has at it’s root a hatred for white working class people (like as though they are all one…lumpen group)

Nationalists will do well if they focus on the aspirations that most of the poorer towns populations have and have depended (forlornly)… for small business and entrepreneurs, for help in getting on (good schools, no politics of envy, etc), small government that does not dominate your life and compound your situation.

We are witnessing the beginning of the end of the British political class and it is long overdue.

If Nationalists genuinely offer policies geared to giving a hand up rather than the proverbial hand out then they could walk many Labour constituencies in 2015. Much of the state and regulation that stultifies business has a much worse impact if you are bottom of the heap. Leaving the EU would overnight sweep away lots of Local Authority intrusion.

Mass immigration is also an issue, but the attempts to paint Nationalists as anti immigrant will not wash in many of those northern towns. They understand only too well and directly the issues around that subject.

The important message that Nationalists must press is to remind everyone that Labour does not simply neglect then, but that they have actively betrayed them.

All the 3 old parties are now just middle class Oxbridge clubs. Labour’s not about helping the working class, it’s about Victim hood and identity politics. The working class is just another Oppressed group that needs lots of caring middle class socialists with degrees to look after them and see they get plenty of charity, I mean redistribution. Just don’t complain about the immigrants getting your jobs, eh, because that’s Racist. Take your benefits and shut up.

As for Labour

Labour are the great corrupting force in the UK. Votes for benefit is all they are about dishing out other peoples cash for power the only thing that matters.

A lot of people work in the private sector, or have run small businesses, workers who have been squeezed out by immigrant labour; used to be Lab voters, but now express support for a Nationalist party and contempt for New Labour.

They haven’t left Labour – it left them

As for the Lib Dems

The LibDems had 6,500 postal votes in the Eastleigh by-election last year.

The Electoral Commission refused to allow an inspection of them for suspicious handwriting.

Says it all about postal voting, and the LibDems come to that.

As for the Cons

I’m trying to work out how the Cons  are any different.

Outcome seems to be the same, anyhow:-

1. Deceive the voter;
2. Pillage wealth and opportunity; Generally ruin people’s lives and take zero responsibility;
3. Ultimately, “So what?!”: plug for post-ministerial gravy in the EU and/or selling your contact book to the folks running the likes of Davos.

(The best kind of slave is he who’s clueless as to his reality.)