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“If white privilege means that white people gain advantages due to the success of their ancestors, then white-country privilege means that non-whites gain advantages due to the success of other people’s ancestors. White privilege is a legacy, white-country privilege is theft.”
― Nick Buckley MBE, Anglophobia: A Price Worth Paying To Be English

“Barbary pirates, based in North Africa, captured one and a quarter million white Europeans and sold them as slaves into the Ottoman Empire between the 16th and 19th centuries. This was one of the reasons why the British developed the Royal Navy - to stop slave raiders terrorising our coastal towns. 'Britons will never never be slaves' - is a line from the patriotic song Rule Britannia and is a reference to the fear of the Barbary pirates in coastal towns. Slaves could be purchased in Constantinople, including white slaves, right up to the fall of the empire at the end of WWI in 1918. ”
― Nick Buckley MBE, Anglophobia: A Price Worth Paying To Be English

“Many children of migrants living in England think that the country is racist, not worth defending, and is not even their real home. But do they leave? No. Do they wish to be deported? No. Do they take every benefit and opportunity this country has to offer? Yes. Are they grateful? No. Do they understand why their parents came to this country in the first place? No – and this is the crux of the problem. They compare England to an imaginary version of their ancestral homeland, and unsurprisingly, England does not match up to this non-existent utopia.”
― Nick Buckley MBE, Anglophobia: A Price Worth Paying To Be English



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