From the pavements of Deansgate to the tranquil lakes of Windermere, onwards to the cobbled Roman roads of Chester, and forth to the New Brighton Lighthouse and beyond, Northwest British Movement representatives, whether they be part of our Citizen Foresters Initiative, Active Club Unit, or Homeless Outreach Team, are regularly out and about in your cities and towns propagating the NS credo and building a stronger tomorrow.
More Midweek Manoeuvres By BM North West
The Northwest British Movement citizen foresters were out and about again, this time in the picturesque woodlands of Cheshire, planting some Royal Oak saplings.
Woodlands benefit people and communities by improving physical and mental health, as well as social well-being, as trees can reduce stress levels and improve air quality by absorbing harmful gases, along with encouraging wildlife corridors that will support nature recovery.
The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.
Love your country. Play your part!
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British Movement Northwest activists again gathered in the square ring to engage in some boxing, sparring, grappling and a Vale Tudo training session last night – knowing one day their lives may depend on it.
Being part of a BM Active Club means more than just learning the art of street fighting and staying fit, it’s committing to establish a community united around the same goals: defending National Socialist values and protecting our youth from modern sins.
Pugilism teaches discipline, confidence, and camaraderie – virtues that make for the most solid base of brotherhood.
If you yearn to keep the company of people who lift you up, whose presence evokes the best in you, contact:
sunwheelteam@gmail.com
Credits:
Main Image: Photo by Transly Translation Agency on Unsplash.
Lower Images: BM North West.
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