Patriotic Alternative Eastern

The final official event of 2023 to be held in the Eastern region was our annual Christmas meal in a fine dining establishment. Our activists came together at the weekend to enjoy excellent food and engage in conversation about the year that has passed.

One culinary-talented activist shared a tin of home made lebkuchen which were enthusiastically eaten.

From the activists of PA Eastern region, we hope all our supporters and fellow activists around the country have a blessed Yule and a merry Christmas.

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PA Eastern Region Christmas Food Bank

As the festive holidays approach it is a time to reflect that not everyone will be enjoying a sumptuous four course meal with all the trimmings on Christmas Day.

Whether due to infirmity, recent redundancy, a cut in working hours and other unfortunate circumstances there are hundreds, if not thousands of individuals and families in our region who are dependent on food banks. This time of year can be especially challenging as corporate giants spend millions on creating fake narratives of “spend and be happy”, through their slick and mostly anti-White advertising which places even more pressure on struggling families to meet unrealistic expectations of what it means to be joyful.

A few days ago one of our Norfolk activists took a parcel of everyday essentials to his village food bank run by the local church. Small deeds such as these go a long way to bringing some comfort and joy to those around the region who are less fortunate.

This Christmas, spare a thought for those who may need a helping hand and be a good neighbour within your own community.

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PA Eastern Region visit to RAF Scampton protestors

While many of us are getting ready for the Christmas break, some communities around the country won’t be celebrating this year; instead remaining on the front line in the British State’s war against its own people.

Dozens of good folk in Lincolnshire are staying put over the festive period – keeping up the protest outside RAF Scampton, a former military base designated for accommodating hundreds of fighting age migrant males in the coming months.

The High Court recently gave the green light to the Home Office that their plans to house freeloading migrants can go ahead, ruling against an objection raised by the local authority.

One of Eastern region’s activists undertook a five hour round trip today to donate a parcel of essential food, plus some Christmas treats to help maintain the morale of the determined protestors who are camping outside the former base.

A new tent and timber hut were recently dropped off to keep the protestors dry and have been much appreciated by the protesters, some of whom have been camping out for weeks on end.

Very disturbing news has come from one of the camps who reported that the chain link fence that stood between the camp and the station school, was removed by persons unknown and for reasons also unknown. The matter has been reported to the police, but so far no action appears to have been taken.

Spare a thought for those who have been the victims of the British government’s relentless hostility toward the native people of these islands. After all who knows, it might be our own village or town in 2024 if we don’t all push back.

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