Andrew Slade compares the size of Britain with all the other islands in the world, and anyway just how many British Isles are there? Posted: 15 August 2008 Frank Taylor says it wasn't the EU which "kept the peace" while Alistair McConnachie and Denis Cooper show why Britain is still sovereign and that's why we should become more like Norway. Posted: 15 August 2008 Ian Milne writes the letter which explains how Britain is leaving the EU. Posted: 14 July 2008 Alistair McConnachie considers some contemporary aspects of the Union Jack. Posted: 14 July 2008 Can an emotion be a crime? Alistair McConnachie says that stirring up love is not a crime. Posted: 14 July 2008 Alistair McConnachie examines the UK electoral franchise and says national citizenship is undermined when non-citizens get to vote. Posted: 10 June 2008 Alistair McConnachie explains how permissive asylum policy merely displaces risk onto us and why an illegal immigrant "amnesty" is a reward for breaking the law. Posted: 10 June 2008 John West has just organised a Conference on "Law and Order" and we reproduce his speech here. Posted: 10 June 2008 Some educational material on national identity and constitutional matters to start the New Year. Learn about the Union Jack, how we can help promote British/Irish unity, and how to develop a sense of Britishness. Posted: 2 January 2008 Frank Taylor argues that liberty depends on a balance of powers in Parliament and John Papworth explains the point of the pageantry of the Queen's Speech. Posted: 2 January 2008 Alistair McConnachie explains why mass immigration means integration can't work anymore. Want to know why and how to remove illegal immigrants? Here's your answer! And, really, are these illegals "just looking for a better life"? Posted: 19 November 2007 John West reports on the "Immigration Conference" which he organised in Woodbridge, Suffolk and we reproduce his opening speech here. Posted: 19 November 2007 Alistair McConnachie reports with pics, on the Rally for a Referendum in Central London on Saturday 27th October, and another page of photographs is here. Posted: 28 October 2007 Carl Thomson on promoting Scottish and English solidarity Posted: 25 September 2007 John Vinson on Practical Personal Liberty and what we can do as individuals Posted: 25 September 2007 Alistair McConnachie reviews the "countercultural conservative" book Crunchy Cons Posted: 25 September 2007 Alistair McConnachie reviews Shoot 'em Up Don't waste your £6! Posted: 23 September 2007 Alistair McConnachie summarises Sovereignty's immigration policies and stresses how our sense of ownership is assaulted with mass immigration. He points out that Britain does not have a "history of tolerance" and he explains why present levels of EU immigration should be opposed. He also explains the inconsistency of leftists who support mass immigration and why, and how, they collude in the business class agenda. Finally Steve Moxon explains why it's wrong to use immigration to fill a "skills shortage". Posted: 22 August 2007 An event has occured about which it is impossible to remain silent. King Trigger's "Floating down The River in my Dug Out Canoe" has its 25-year anniversary re-release today Posted: 13 August 2007 Alistair McConnachie reviews District 13 an astonishing display of physical prowess Posted: 5 July 2007 Alistair McConnachie reviews suppressed film Idiocracy Mike Judge's remarkable comic vision of a dysgenic and corporate-controlled Uh-merica! Posted: 17 June 2007 INDEPENDENT GREEN VOICE Manifesto 2007 Posted: 11 April 07	Alistair McConnachie is the Director of Sovereignty, an independent Advocacy Group, Think-Tank and Democracy Watchdog, based in Glasgow, which campaigns on the theme of Self-Determination: National, Local, Personal. Sovereignty publishes a monthly 8-page hard-copy Journal available on subscription, and this Website. Alistair is asked regularly for commentary on radio and TV, and updates on this site can be found below.
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