English national socialist Rolf Gardiner was a pioneer of organic farming and a friend of the Third Reich's agriculture minister Walther Darré. Rolf Gardiner's son, the great conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner, was born on April 20th 1943. In honour of his 81st birthday, and in celebration of today's other important anniversary, here is Sir John Eliot Gardiner at the Coronation of King Charles III, conducting Anton Bruckner's motet Ecce sacerdos magnus. To learn more about the importance in 2024 of the 'blood and soil' ideology that inspired Gardiner and Darré, read the article by Isabel Peralta in the new issue of Heritage and Destiny.

Stephen Frost – National Secretary of British Movement and biographer of Colin Jordan – speaking at the 2023 Heritage and Destiny meeting in Preston. Steve acknowledged that our movement of resistance to multicultural decay is a ‘broad church’ of patriots, not all of whom by any means are national socialists (as represented by BM and Colin Jordan’s earlier organisations). Yet as he emphasised, BM has always been prepared to lend its support to sincere comrades from other groups and parties – at demonstrations, election campaigns and at meetings such as this one. He said the task of all nationalists is to spread propaganda for our cause by any and every means and format: whether old-school with hard copy leaflets and newspapers or by more modern means using the internet including social media. The propaganda war is bringing increasing numbers to realisation of the essential truth of our values. Stephen Frost and BM have utilised these propaganda methods, via such means as the 'Under the Sunwheel' podcast. Colin Jordan's political legacy continues to inspire new generations of activists.