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About Million Men

Million Men is a movement dedicated to preserving British national identity and addressing the challenges facing our society. We stand united against threats to our culture, safety, and values, rallying men who seek to protect and strengthen the United Kingdom for future generations. Join us to make a difference.

Our Mission

We are committed to addressing critical issues undermining Britain’s strength and identity:

Safety First: Many men are frustrated with uncontrolled immigration, which we believe strains public resources and compromises safety, particularly for women and children. We advocate for secure borders and policies that prioritize British citizens.

Restoring Trust: We are concerned about corruption within UK institutions, where some perceive undue leniency toward illegal immigrants at the expense of law-abiding citizens. Million Men calls for transparency and accountability to rebuild trust in our systems.

Preserving Christian Heritage: The erosion of Christian values across Europe threatens the moral foundation of our society. We aim to uphold these traditions, fostering a culture rooted in faith, family, and community.

Preparedness for Challenges: In an uncertain world, we believe Britain must be ready for any threat, including the possibility of conflict. We promote resilience, strength, and national unity to ensure our nation’s security.

Heroes of Britain

Our nation’s strength is built on the legacy of great men who shaped British history. We honor these heroes who embodied courage, wisdom, and patriotism.

King Alfred the Great (849–899)

Known as the father of England, Alfred unified Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and defended Britain against Viking invasions, laying the foundation for a united nation.

Richard the Lionheart (1157–1199)

A legendary warrior king, Richard I led the Third Crusade, earning renown for his bravery and leadership, strengthening England’s prestige.

Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758–1805)

Nelson’s victory at Trafalgar secured Britain’s naval dominance, displaying unparalleled bravery and strategic genius.

Paddy Mayne (1915–1955)

A founding member of the SAS, Mayne’s daring raids in WWII destroyed over 100 enemy aircraft and earned him four DSOs, embodying fearless leadership.

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