On these pages, except for the chapter on Foreign Policy, the reader will discover a political stance that fits the character of this country and no other.

The overall character of the British Union is a British principle that is suitable only for Britain. It is true that National Socialist and Fascist beliefs are common, albeit in different forms and methods, across all major countries of the modern world. This has been the case for every major belief, political or religious, during its own time period that our country has ever experienced.

The only difference in this view between the British Union and the old parties is that our beliefs belong to the twentieth century, while theirs belong to the past that conceived them.

However, an even greater difference emerges from the fact that National Socialism and Fascism are essentially a national doctrine that finds within each great nation a character, a policy, a form, and a method that suits each specific country.

For this reason, we will find an even greater divergence in the expression and method of the modern Movement within different countries than what prevailed in the case of past internationalist beliefs such as Liberalism and Socialism, or Conservatism, which exist under different names in all countries of the world.

Thus, the reader will find within these pages a politics that was born solely from British inspiration, and a character and method that fits only Britain.