In the wake of the publication of my latest book, Race with the Devil: My Journey from Racial Hatred to Rational Love, I have been contacted by someone who is still involved in radical politics but who has recently been received into the Church. I thought that my reply to his e-mail, in which I outline my current political position, might be of interest to visitors to the Ink Desk:

I´m delighted to learn that you have recently been received into the Church. Welcome home! I note also that one of the leaders of the English Defence League has also been received into the Church recently. An intriguing development …
My political position is clear:
I consider the 1948 British Nationality Act to have been an unmitigated disaster. Mass immigration has effectively destroyed England and has created a balkanized state of divided cultures and peoples. It has destroyed social cohesion and has rendered the very concept of “Britain” incoherent.
I´m as opposed as ever to the ethno-masochist “left” (though I dislike the Enlightenment invention of “left” and “right” and try to avoid discussing politics in these terms).
I´m also as opposed as ever to the European Union and other unholy marriages between Big Business and Big Government.
I despise globalism and its inherent threat to national and individual freedom.
I am, however, also opposed to all forms of racism, i.e. the diminishment in the eyes of one race of the human dignity of another race. All differences between the races of man are transcended by the equality of all men inherent in their being made in God´s image. Chesterton stated that all men were of equal value in the same way that all pennies are of equal value, both of which derive their worth from the image of the King that they carry. Much of my political philosophy is evident in Race with the Devil, and in my book Small is Still Beautiful. It is also evident implicitly in all of my other books.