First Alliance

00:00 Introduction. 00:40 About this presentation. 3:52 About myself. 10:22 Core values. 20:07 Typical member profile. This project is not for everyone. 28:11 Concept 31:47 (1) Where are we now? slide 1 45:55 (1) Where are we today? slide 2 1:19:34 (1) Where are we today? slide 3 1:30:40 (2) Who do we want to be? 1:41:09 (3) Where do we want to be? Manifesto. 1:55:16 (4) How are we going to move? 1:55:49 (4) Vision 2:04:03 (4) Traditional way for communities to self-organise 2:27:40 (4) Work Groups 2:45:01 (4) Hints for Individual Tools to help with the transformation 2:49:03 (4) Ethics and code of conduct 2:49:30 (5) Who are we? slide 1 2:51:32 (5) Who are we? slide 2 2:55:15 (5) Who are we? slide 3 2:57:47 Conclusion 2:58:45 Leadership path. slide 1 3:00:41 Leadership path. slide 2 3:09:52 Leadership path. slide 3 3:12:28 Call for action. 3:13:46 Playing guitar Want to join? https://firstalliance.info/contact Email to join@firstalliance.info

Paul's agenda was “Make Britain Great Again”. He is talking about things he loves about English culture and tradition, about the threats of globalism and people getting together across Europe to protect their traditional societies.

Read the full interview at firstalliance.info/life-in-south-africa This is an interview with Author and Journalist, Mel Ve, who was born in South Africa, and lived there for 23 years before fleeing as an economic refugee. The following conversation deals with the days of Apartheid, when South Africa was at it’s economic peak, due to the ingenious policy of separate development, which saw the preservation of cultures due to the allocation of Bantustans. The Bantustan system saw the allocation of large tracts of tribal land to the native Africans, which were governed and run by various tribal heads, complete with their own systems of law, education and infrastructure. At this time, the various nationhood states within Southern Africa lived according to their traditions, whilst preserving their own specific cultural heritage.

read the full interview at firstalliance.info/the-truth-about-libya-under-gaddafi Libya, under Gaddafi’s leadership, had become one of the fairest and culturally progressive countries in Africa, and of the Islamic world, being rich in resources, and on the verge of launching a gold backed African currency, the Dinar. Gaddafi was a man much loved by his people for what he did for them, whilst the western media demonised him and denounced him as a dictator, even blaming him for terrorist attacks that were not of his making.

This is a summary of the 1 hour interview with Krishna about marriage in Indian Culture. KRISHNA: A main event in the community is a marriage. In India, a wedding is based on the families. It is basically a wedding between two families, not two people, so that families have to understand each other. They should be the same caste, so that they understand what is expected, what other people expecting… There are a lot of things, financially, mentally. It is not just religion. Find the full interview at https://firstalliance.info/marriage-in-indian-culture