Today at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, we remember the millions who died in the wars of the elites.

Between World War One and World War Two over 100 million men, women and children died. Millions of Europeans sacrificed for no reason but the aims of the elites. We must never allow this to happen again... we must never have brother fight brother again.

We remember the fallen, no matter whether they were British, German, Russian, French, Italian, American, Australian or any other European heritage. We are all Brothers and sisters .

Between World War One and World War Two over 200,000 Scots died... Hardly a family in Scotland was untouched by the tragedy of these pointless wars.

We must all stand together. No more Brother Wars!

We are now living in a third-world nation. Children are being treated in unsterile storerooms due to a failing health service. Is this the Scotland we want our children to live in?

We have seen our health service go from a well-run and well-funded service to a rundown, understaffed, underfunded mess under the SNP administration.

The people of Scotland deserve better than this. The people of Scotland deserves an administration that actually cares about our them and their heritage, culture and future. The people of Scotland deserve a Patriotic Alternative.

#PutOurPeopleFirst
#ScotlandForTheScots

PA Wales remembrance day tributes vid. No more brother wars.

Episode 11 of P.A.Talk is now available on Odysee https://odysee.com/@P.A.Talk:e/P.A.Talk--11-James-%28Hope-on-the-Horizon%29:1

On this day in 1094, Duncan II of Scotland was killed at the Battle of Monthechin. Duncan was King of Scotland from spring 1094 to 12 November 1094.

Duncan was the oldest son of Malcolm III. He had spent the 15 years following the signing of the Treaty of Abernethy in 1072 as a hostage in England against his father's good behaviour, before being released by King William II in 1087.

If Scotland had been fully committed the principle of primogeniture at the time of the death of Malcolm III, his successor should have been Duncan II of Scotland, Malcolm's first son by his first marriage.

But Malcolm's brother Donald saw things differently. He took the crown for himself and ruled as Donald III, with support from Edmund, Malcom III's second son by Margaret.

In Spring 1094, Duncan came north into Scotland with the support of an English and Norman army and deposed his uncle and his step-brother, placing himself on the throne as Duncan II. After his death, Donald III and Edmund resumed their joint reign.

Humza Yousaf's wife is suing Broughty Ferry nursery an astonishing £30,000 for alleged discrimination against their child.

Yousaf claims that his daughter was denied a place, while his White friend had his child accepted into the nursery.
This is no grounds for such an outrageous demand. Of course, the Care Inspectorate is on the side of Yousaf, leaving the nursery to defend itself alone in this legal tirade.

The nursery rightfully claims it is being unfairly targeted by a powerful MSP, who is a proud anti-White. This is clear abuse of power.
Yousaf seeks to utterly ruin the career of the staff and management of the nursery with such an outrageous request. He is power mad. This is no leader and he is no Scot.

On this day in 1715 the battle of Sherrifmuir took place between Stirling and Auchterader. The battle was part of the 1715 Jacobite Uprising.

The Battle was fought between the Jacobites under john Erskine, earl of Mar and Goverment forces under the 2nd Duke of Argyle.

Argyll's right wing attacked, and managed to drive the Highlanders back,. By evening, both armies were seriously reduced, and although Mar had a great advantage in numbers, he refused to risk the entirety of his army, allowing Argyll to withdraw.

The battle was inconclusive, with both sides claiming victory. However, in strategic terms Argyll had halted the Jacobite advance. Those government regiments present that were titled 'King's' were awarded the White Horse of Hanover as a badge of battle honour. The engagement only served to demoralize the Jacobite army who, with their superior numbers, felt they should have decisively won. Mar's French and Spanish supporters in particular withdrew their forces.

Also on this day in 1850, the Scottish novelist and poet Robert Louis Stevenson was born in Edinburgh.

He is best known for works such as Treasure Island, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Kidnapped and A Child's Garden of Verses.

Born and educated in Edinburgh, Stevenson suffered from serious bronchial trouble for much of his life, but continued to write prolifically and travel widely in defiance of his poor health. As a young man, he mixed in London literary circles, receiving encouragement from Andrew Lang, Edmund Gosse, Leslie Stephen and W. E. Henley, the last of whom may have provided the model for Long John Silver in Treasure Island. In 1890, he settled in Samoa where, alarmed at increasing European and American influence in the South Sea islands, his writing turned away from romance and adventure fiction toward a darker realism. He died in his island home in 1894 at age 44.

Scottish Conservative Leader Douglas Ross has reported himself to the Parliamentary Standards Commission over undeclared earnings.

The SNP have taken the chance to attack him, saying he is knee-deep in sleaze. But do any of the parties have cleaner hands? The SNP has been wracked with sleaze over its MSPs defrauding money and making sleazy deals to obtain property at knockdown prices from vulnerable people, amongst other scandals..

Politicians of all parties have their snouts in the political money trough with most having second jobs, playing the financial system to their own ends, and making large expenses claims.

The problem is that our whole political system is broken and has become a home for opportunists. We need a removal of the political system and all the players in it, and the replacement of it with a system that benefits only the people of the UK. A system staffed by people who actually care about our nation rather than their own status and bank balances.

John Bean, the long time British nationalist political activist, passed away on the 9th of November this year.

Bean was born in Surrey on the 27th June 1927. He served in the RAF and Royal Navy. He lived in India briefly and upon his return became involved in Mosley's Union Movement. He was active in the UM in East London and later leader of its Putney branch .

He was then active in the League of Empire Loyalists, the National Labour Party and the original BNP, standing in 1964 and 1966 in Southhall elections for the BNP.

He went onto become a founding member of the National Front in 1967. He was a member of the NF directorate and stood as a NF candidate at several elections. His membership of the NF lapsed in 1977 and he became fairly politically inactive. He later came out of political retirement, rejoining the BNP under Nick Griffin and standing as election candidate again. Later he became disillusioned with Griffin and joined the British Democatic Party under Andrew Brons.

Bean wrote several books.

Today marks six years from the November 2015 attacks in France where at least 130 people were murdered in multiple Islamic terror attacks.

In memory of the victims we say never forget and never forgive.

Hundreds of protestors walk out of the COP26 as the summit finally comes to an end.

The question still stands, what were these protestors actually protesting against? Most were in full support of the COP26, they were jeering with happiness to see the world elites come together to globalise the economy further.

Ultimately, even the protestors themselves don't know why they were there. Perhaps they were nothing more than a noisy distraction to detract your attention from the summit, where no doubt more anti-White decisions have been made.

Where is the summit on demographic replacement, why are our voices crushed under this left wing wave? The summit was never about saving our environments, it was only ever about attacking our people even more.

#PutOurPeopleFirst