Welcome to the official website of the Angloriginal™ movement, and the home of culture identity for the indigenous peoples of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

The Angloriginal™ movement has nothing to do with race, and is wholly concerned with the celebration and protection of native Angloriginal cultures and values, and the securing of indigenous land rights for the Angloriginal peoples. 

Securing solutions for Angloriginal peoples that are at least equitable to – but also expand on and evolve – the rights already secured by indigenous peoples throughout the world, including but not limited to Australian Aboriginals, native Americans in the US, and Canada’s First Nations, Métis, and Inuits.

Nobody except the native indigenous people of a country have the right to decide what constitutes their indigenous culture, values and norms. This is true of the Angloriginals of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as much as it is true of Aboriginals, native Americans, First Nations, or any other native peoples. Angloriginal culture must be protected in law, under the guidance, management and control of indigenous-only councils and administrations.

An Angloriginal is an individual who is an indigenous native of England, Scotland, Ireland or Wales.

The word Angloriginal may also be used to identity an institution, organisation, government, council, company, business or other body comprised of such an indigenous individual or individuals from one or more of the four Anglo nations.

The term Angloriginal may also relate to the historically indigenous values, culture, history, heritage, and ancestral land of the native Anglo peoples: the English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh.

The Angloriginal movement adheres to the The Quartz Principle – Always Peaceful. Always Lawful. Always Democratic.

Indigenous peoples and native cultures all around the world are rightly celebrated. The Anglo-Saxon and Celtic values, culture, heritage, history and ancestral lands of the English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh people are amongst the richest and most important that humanity has witnessed. They must be cherished, protected, and advanced. This is a core mission of the Angloriginal™ movement.

Culture stands head and shoulders above race and religion. Race is simply an initial state of being, and organised religion is often little more than a worldly control system that misinforms the adherent on the journey of the eternal soul.

Culture is what really matters to the individual on a day-to-day level. The influence of your culture dictates whether you think like a criminal or a carer; whether you are measured or murderous; whether you are for reason or a fanatic.

True Angloriginals don’t care about the colour of skin, but they do care deeply about culture.

Disparate cultures rarely work together. Instead, they tend to war against each other. They require their own space to declare – authentically or falsely – that they are better than other cultures. That is the very natural reason for the existence of nations. Nations are simply the material petrie dish of cultural existence. Without nations to foster and protect them, cultures collapse and die.

The Angloriginal is passionately culturalist, and never racist. When you condemn someone for standing up for their culture – protecting it; defending it; advancing it; evolving it – or prevent them from being a custodian of the ancestral land on which that culture is preserved and thrives, then you are most likely doing so because you are only seeing race, and are ignoring the natural love that everyone has for one’s own culture. That would make you a racist.

By starting to consider the natural need and unalienable right of the Angloriginal peoples to have autonomy over their culture and ancestral lands, you are beginning to think in a respectful and non-hypocritical way about native indigenous rights as a whole.

Understanding the difference between Human Rights and civil rights is critical knowledge. Most people are woefully blind to the fact that they are not the same thing. In fact, they stand in direct opposition to each other. This is one of the most misunderstood topics in modern political and social policy and debate.

Civil rights were specifically designed to empower the state, the corporation, and any ‘approved’ group, to the detriment of all others, thereby undermining Human Rights, which only and always serve EACH AND EVERY INDIVIDUAL, equally.

The only exception to this rule is in regards to an individual’s property, which can be owned jointly, but is still protected by Human Rights and Natural Law. If a legal right applies to a group in any other way, it cannot – by default – be a Human Right.

The Angloriginal movement unequivocally stands for fundamental Human Rights (based on Natural Law) – the unalienable rights that serve to protect each and every individual from physical harm and persecution – without privilege or prejudice, and to protect their property from unlawful acquisition and use.

Authentic Human Rights are central to the entitlement of the Angloriginal people to protected ownership of their ancestral property: their culture, history, heritage and land.

Discussion of this important topic of Human Rights vs civil rights, and how they relate to the issues of cultural sovereignty, will be covered extensively in articles, posts and discussions on this website and at Angloriginal™ on Substack. Subscribe at substack and/or use our RSS feed to receive all new posts.

Political parties come and go, but the establishment of an Angloriginal society begins here and will remain ongoing.

This is bigger than simply tweaking the social status quo. The Angloriginal™ movement is ultimately about forming a completely new and far better society, which hands over genuine and full ownership of the land to the people, and passes control of society and the land over to those who truly represent the people, their values, their culture, and their heritage.

From the Angloriginal people we will form an Angloriginal membership, and from that membership we will form Angloriginal councils. Those councils will then advance the demands of the Angloriginal membership within the political system, the economy, and the society at large.

See the Angloriginal Membership page (coming soon) and the Angloriginal Councils page (coming soon) for further details. Page links here and in the main navigation will appear as these pages go live.

A core and important way to signify your love for your Angloriginal heritage and culture, or to promote your indigenous land rights, is to wear or display one of the imposing Angloriginal™ logos.

Choose from a selection of 4 Nations or single nation ‘Anglo-Saxon + Celt’ or ‘Indigenous Land Rights’ motif Celtic Cross emblem t-shirts, streetwear and hundreds of other promotional items, or the powerful Angloriginal™ Impact logo in a number of Anglo national flag colors, black, white, and even pink, on the same wide variety of items, and with a choice of straight logo, or with ‘Indigenous Land Rights’ or ‘Anglo-Saxon + Celtic’ straplines.

In our humble opinion, there really is no cooler, more empowering or on-message t-shirt that you could be wearing right now.

If you’re looking for immediate solutions to the problem, then this is it. Promoting the Angloriginal™ logo expands the message in real time. Everything else takes time, and should. If you feel the need for urgency in waking people up to the rights of the Angloriginal people, then you know what to do. Promote the message on a mug, a t-shirt, a sticker, a car magnet…

It’s not enough to simply say that we need action – take some.

Visit the Angloriginal Shop page to discover more.