The late Richard Edmonds explains the background to proposals for a vast 'Holocaust Mmeorial and Learning Centre', which the government insists must be built in Victoria Tower Gardens, a park next to the Houses of Parliament. After this film was made, the plans were rejected by Westminster City Council and thrown out by the courts. But on 25th January 2023 Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced that a new law would overturn that court judgment and force through the plans for this giant 'Memorial', against the wishes of local people and against the decision of the local council. Further details on this story will appear soon at www.jailingopinions.com/realhistory

Educationalist and musician who leads several international university-level institutions dedicated to bespoke professional education for high achievers. A passionate defender of Western civilization and of the Western Christian tradition. Speaking at the 2022 H&D Memorial Meeting for Richard Edmonds, Colin Jordan, and John Tyndall.

H&D correspondent Isabel Peralta has been on the frontline in central Madrid. In this frank assessment of the Calle Ferraz demonstrations, their motive, and consequences, she draws a clear distinction between the radical nationalist response and "constitutional" conservatism. The disgraceful amnesty deal offered by socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to Catalan subversives is (Isabel points out) legal under Spain's "democratic" 1978 constitution. Contrary to assertions by conservatives and reactionaries, the problem is not that Sánchez has acted unconstitutionally or anti-democratically. The problem is "democracy" (in its present form) and the constitution itself. Yet the demonstrations have, Isabel believes, indicated that a revolutionary spirit – the true European spirit – is reviving among young Spaniards. Isabel Peralta, corresponsal de H&D, ha estado en primera línea en el centro de Madrid. En esta franca evaluación de las manifestaciones de Calle Ferraz, su motivo y consecuencias, ella traza una clara distinción entre la respuesta nacionalista radical y el conservadurismo "constitucional". El vergonzoso acuerdo de amnistía ofrecido por el primer ministro socialista Pedro Sánchez a los subversivos catalanes es (señala Isabel) legal según la constitución "democrática" española de 1978. Contrariamente a las afirmaciones de conservadores y reaccionarios, el problema no es que Sánchez haya actuado de manera inconstitucional o antidemocrática. El problema es la "democracia" (en su forma actual) y la propia constitución. Sin embargo, Isabel cree que las manifestaciones han indicado que un espíritu revolucionario –el verdadero espíritu europeo– está reviviendo entre los jóvenes españoles.

Peter Rushton interviews Isabel Peralta in Lancashire on 25th October following her six-hour detention at Manchester Airport under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act. Peter and Isabel had only an hour’s sleep before attending a memorial meeting organised by H&D, then filming this interview. Isabel explains the circumstances of her detention (police went on to retain her phone and computer for another four days); the extraordinary provisions of the Terrorism Act, which forces those being questioned to answer and hand over all private information (including contents of phone etc) without any reason being given and without any right to silence; the way that ‘anti-terrorist’ law is used as a method of political harassment; and her own political record in Spain, where the government is bringing in a new law to criminalise real history. Isabel is fighting on the intellectual front line of an ideological war to preserve and restore true European traditions. This interview introduces viewers to several aspects of her struggle, and the great advances that a new alliance of European nationalists is beginning to build.