Copies of the commemorative issue for January/February 2008, with two extra pages, are still available.

OUT NOW! IN ISSUE No 23 (July/August, 2009) titles of articles include:  

MOSLEY WARNED OF WORLD CRISIS by Peter Kendall; INFLATION AND DEPRESSION, THE WORST OF BOTH WORLDS by Oswald Mosley; NOLDE, SIBELIUS AND THE NORTHERN TRADITION (part three) by John Roberts; THE MYTH OF ISLAMIFICATION AND WHAT IT MEANS TO US by Robert Edwards; TIME FOR RUSSIA TO COME HOME TO EUROPE by Jeffrey Wallder; MY FATHER, THE LOYAL BLACKSHIRT (part two) by David Whelan; Your Letters ... and more!

"European Action" is published in printed hard copy in the United Kingdom. At last! ... Mosley's paper has come home! Revamped with the additional title of “European”, we declare our intent – to raise the banner of European Brotherhood in order to rally those revolutionary men and women who have kept the faith. Three of the contributors to the first issue were active supporters of Sir Oswald Mosley during the Leader’s lifetime. In that regard, we are the real thing. But we are not going to hark on about the past. We are not interested in the trappings of fascism because we regard it as a political irrelevance in the 21st Century. We would remind the tiny fringe that remains obsessed with badges, buttons, caps and jackboots that Mosley’s British Union lasted eight years in total (1932-1940) – with only half of that period being attired in Blackshirt uniforms. Union Movement was founded in 1948 and effectively ended in 1980 on Mosley's death. 32 years of Europe a Nation! We who joined Mosley in Union Movement did not join a fascist organisation – even though our enemies dubbed it so – because Mosley had “gone beyond fascism”, to use his very words in the beginning of the post-war era. British Union had been eclipsed by European Union as the new faith met the challenges of a changed world. That world continues to change and we remain capable of maintaining contact with the realities of those changes. Let those who live in the past remain in the past. We go forward together into the future.