I’ve been shouting this on my own substack for ages. We’re pathetic.
Well said.
It is almost too late and I’m honestly considering getting out of this country now. How have we moved on from Southport and Rotherham? Fucking pathetic
Alison, since you mentioned you were thinking about relocating, I wanted to point you in the direction of @Kaila Krayewski
She and her Husband are accomplished relocation artists and she has quite a bit of her own experiences and tips in her stack, as well as those of other expats, who’ve been living abroad and survived to tell about it.
I understand the frustration. We here in the States, were in your shoes, but many hit a tipping point in time and there was a leader to rally behind. Otherwise, we would be worse off today, than you lot are over there.
Great stuff Alison agree with everything you say. Check out Raja Miah at www.redwallandtherabble.co.uk who has put his life in mortal danger going against the captured Oldham council by Muslims with the approval of the Labour Party.
Let's face it the sane normal silent majority are at war with the political and judicial system, which has allowed our stated enemies who wish to kill all of us infidels into our country.
Through brutish intimidation of weak and cowardly successive governments, free speech has gone, there are human rights only for murderers and rapists and the innocent have no recourse to safety and security, the very first priority of any government.
I have hope that the Reform Party may be our only way out of this dystopia and in Rupert Lowe we have someone capable of leading us as Trump has done for America.
I urge you all that love this once great country to get behind them, I joined as a member last year and as of today there are over 212 000 fully paid up members, if we can get over 309,000 we'll be past Labour and if we can get to half a million maybe the revolution is on.
It only takes good people to do nothing for evil to win so bloody well do something !
And for those who feel like they would need to hold their noses to support the Reform Party, so be it. Hold your noses tight, if they are the ones right now, that will move you inches closer to no invaders, deportation and prosecution of the rapists and murders, the end of the censorship tyranny that is rampant now, and more. You’ve lost your respective countries because of decades of apathy, neglect and whinging. It will take decades to clean your governments out and get your countries and cultures back to a strong and healthy state.
The first step may well be with Reform, the foot in the door, that has been closed and barred against you. Then the next step is even more populist and so on. Do not look for instant perfection - all you need now is progress in the right direction - which is anyone that will drag you back up the cliff you willingly jumped off of.
Nigel Farage the current leader of Reform has supported Trump even when he was out of favour and I believe there is synergy there. He is presently attending
CPAC in DC and I am sure there will be a meeting between them. They share the same principles.
I agree with you and I think everyone who has or is complaining (rightly so) about the invasion should fully support him, to include marches in the streets by the million.
However, I've had many commenters saying they aren't for the Reform party, because of one issue or another. My point was really to them. Progress is what is needed now, not perfection. You lot have to at least turn this ship around, if you have any hope of it getting back to the pier before it sinks.
I think Farage would bring so much support from President trump and the States, the people of the UK would be dumbfounded.
But you have got to get those globalists out. All those faces you see in every news story, have been the ones who led you off the cliff.
The only way you will have a chance is the people need to come out of their houses and hiding places and stand for their freedoms, liberties, cultures and families. Otherwise, there is no one standing behind Nigel or whoever is fighting for you and they can't with the battles alone.
I've said the same on many Substacks, Reform is not perfect and let's face it neither is Trump. What they both have is positivity and in Reform's case incredible momentum , in all the recent polls at least the last 4 they are in the lead over the governing party Labour with the Tories well behind.
I agree with you we all need to get behind Reform and hope they clean the Augean stables that are our civil service, then leave the ECHR, repeal the human rights act which has been weaponised to support rapists and murderers over the law abiding indigenous population.
Then deport all criminal illegal migrants first followed by criminal legal migrants, lower taxes and grow the private sector which pays all our bills !. George Orwell has a lot to answer for as successive governments have been putting his fictional dystopia into practice with living human beings !
Hear hear! In Ireland we are drowning in I'm alright Jack, such a huge percentage are doing well off of the gov.t, big tech and pharma. Our recent elections showed that clearly. Those people don't see a problem and who is going to bite the hand that feeds them. When people acknowledge that medicine doesn't work. know people who died after jabs and still laud the medical system you know we are in trouble. Utterly captured. It's perceived as a 'lower class issue' and why don't they just get a job, like the good immigrants are doing, at least they want to work etc., the gaslighting is vicious. Democracy as Fascism, we are lost.
I saw where the Irish Gov said it will no longer give information on the invader plantation location - even though it’s your tax dollars building them.
Another commenter likened your and Europe’s plight to the frogs in a slow boiling pot. It’s an apt analogy. They will allow you to be just fed enough. Just warm enough. Just distracted enough to where many will say, “it’s not as bad as all that, we aren’t starving or freezing and they’re giving us the dole.”
This is to keep the masses docile and as you know, will not end well.
Many will say this is hyperbolic, but you are seeing a version, of a replay, of what happened in 1940’s Germany or Mao’s time of the red guard. It’s the targeting of a group (in this case the natives) that is standing in the way of the regimes’ globalist plans. Those you mentioned, who’re getting on alright or well, will be the ones pointing out the decenters for the round ups and later be the camp overseers. As you say, they won’t bite the hand that feeds them or gives them a larger ration, than the other prisoners.
The people must come together and show-up in numbers to large to ignore. That is problematic in a relatively smaller country, especially if a majority of the people work in the government or system. They of course won’t want to see change. That’s what you see happening here in the States.
Yes I am reading more and more posts about how apathy has become a part of modern-day culture. It's scary but understandable. Rage is another understandable emotion. We're in a time of paradoxes.
It's really a learned apathy and my consistent rant (or shout into the void) is it's learned ad intentionally taught. Distraction goes hand in hand with, to where - politically, but in many aspects of our societies and cultures - people stop holding the reins and hand them to others, in exchange for comfort, convenience and entertainment.
The end result is what we have now, where the people are realizing their interests are no longer those of the people they allowed into seats of power.
All that to say, the choice to not directly and actively engage your situation (political, personal, societal) ends up bringing great rewards for opportunists and grifters and ruin for the people trading away their responsibilities and agency.
That's it in a nut shell.
I really was just trying to get Alison your info, so she could explore the option of relocating, if she was really looking at leaving the U.K.
So I appreciate you taking the time to read the post.
This material isn't for everyone, so no offense taken, if that the case for you.
The issue that all western citizens are waking and acting to rectify, is that their governments - which they themselves allowed to be captured - are working to supplant them and globalize their countries.
You see it on the island there, in the infiltration of your governments, law enforcement and every facet of your daily lives.
What is baffling - although I've been given many if not all the excuses - is the lack of solidarity and expression of unified outrage, to these truly murderous and treasonous acts of your governments.
As I said, it's no wonder the younger people see no value in their country and culture, having watched the generations before them toss it all away and allowing them to be indoctrinated in schools to hate their heritage and themselves.
They've been shown there is nothing of value, over self and inaction, for the sake of temporary safety.
The shame is, this is the time of change everyone has been hoping for, demanding, praying for and yes screaming for. All those who were grumbling in the pub about "the F'ing government" and "the immigrant invasions" are now being asked to put up or shut up. There will not be a chance like this again, where the key leaders of the west are coming together in an anti-globalist front. This is the rise of the populist movement, but it will be short lived, if the people don't get up, brush off the dust of cowardice and join together to demand their birthrights back.
The people have forgotten, that they are the country and culture, not their governments. The people rule, not globalists, elitist, opportunists and grifters. You owe your children the gifts of their heritage and lineage, no matter what country you are in and no matter the cost.
The picture of the Cliffs was meant to anger those it needed to, but I honestly would not rule this out, in 10 years, if the people of that island don't find the courage of their ancestors and take their countries and cultures back.
I’ve been shouting this on my own substack for ages. We’re pathetic.
Well said.
It is almost too late and I’m honestly considering getting out of this country now. How have we moved on from Southport and Rotherham? Fucking pathetic
Alison, since you mentioned you were thinking about relocating, I wanted to point you in the direction of @Kaila Krayewski
She and her Husband are accomplished relocation artists and she has quite a bit of her own experiences and tips in her stack, as well as those of other expats, who’ve been living abroad and survived to tell about it.
Just food for thought.
Thanks for the shout out, @Connecting The Dots ! Hi Alison. I'm going to give this post a read now!
I understand the frustration. We here in the States, were in your shoes, but many hit a tipping point in time and there was a leader to rally behind. Otherwise, we would be worse off today, than you lot are over there.
Great stuff Alison agree with everything you say. Check out Raja Miah at www.redwallandtherabble.co.uk who has put his life in mortal danger going against the captured Oldham council by Muslims with the approval of the Labour Party.
Will do, thank Alan.
Let's face it the sane normal silent majority are at war with the political and judicial system, which has allowed our stated enemies who wish to kill all of us infidels into our country.
Through brutish intimidation of weak and cowardly successive governments, free speech has gone, there are human rights only for murderers and rapists and the innocent have no recourse to safety and security, the very first priority of any government.
I have hope that the Reform Party may be our only way out of this dystopia and in Rupert Lowe we have someone capable of leading us as Trump has done for America.
I urge you all that love this once great country to get behind them, I joined as a member last year and as of today there are over 212 000 fully paid up members, if we can get over 309,000 we'll be past Labour and if we can get to half a million maybe the revolution is on.
It only takes good people to do nothing for evil to win so bloody well do something !
Well said Alan.
And for those who feel like they would need to hold their noses to support the Reform Party, so be it. Hold your noses tight, if they are the ones right now, that will move you inches closer to no invaders, deportation and prosecution of the rapists and murders, the end of the censorship tyranny that is rampant now, and more. You’ve lost your respective countries because of decades of apathy, neglect and whinging. It will take decades to clean your governments out and get your countries and cultures back to a strong and healthy state.
The first step may well be with Reform, the foot in the door, that has been closed and barred against you. Then the next step is even more populist and so on. Do not look for instant perfection - all you need now is progress in the right direction - which is anyone that will drag you back up the cliff you willingly jumped off of.
Nigel Farage the current leader of Reform has supported Trump even when he was out of favour and I believe there is synergy there. He is presently attending
CPAC in DC and I am sure there will be a meeting between them. They share the same principles.
I agree with you and I think everyone who has or is complaining (rightly so) about the invasion should fully support him, to include marches in the streets by the million.
However, I've had many commenters saying they aren't for the Reform party, because of one issue or another. My point was really to them. Progress is what is needed now, not perfection. You lot have to at least turn this ship around, if you have any hope of it getting back to the pier before it sinks.
I think Farage would bring so much support from President trump and the States, the people of the UK would be dumbfounded.
But you have got to get those globalists out. All those faces you see in every news story, have been the ones who led you off the cliff.
The only way you will have a chance is the people need to come out of their houses and hiding places and stand for their freedoms, liberties, cultures and families. Otherwise, there is no one standing behind Nigel or whoever is fighting for you and they can't with the battles alone.
I've said the same on many Substacks, Reform is not perfect and let's face it neither is Trump. What they both have is positivity and in Reform's case incredible momentum , in all the recent polls at least the last 4 they are in the lead over the governing party Labour with the Tories well behind.
I agree with you we all need to get behind Reform and hope they clean the Augean stables that are our civil service, then leave the ECHR, repeal the human rights act which has been weaponised to support rapists and murderers over the law abiding indigenous population.
Then deport all criminal illegal migrants first followed by criminal legal migrants, lower taxes and grow the private sector which pays all our bills !. George Orwell has a lot to answer for as successive governments have been putting his fictional dystopia into practice with living human beings !
I absolute agree and have thought the same things about Orwell for many years now.
Hear hear! In Ireland we are drowning in I'm alright Jack, such a huge percentage are doing well off of the gov.t, big tech and pharma. Our recent elections showed that clearly. Those people don't see a problem and who is going to bite the hand that feeds them. When people acknowledge that medicine doesn't work. know people who died after jabs and still laud the medical system you know we are in trouble. Utterly captured. It's perceived as a 'lower class issue' and why don't they just get a job, like the good immigrants are doing, at least they want to work etc., the gaslighting is vicious. Democracy as Fascism, we are lost.
It’s lunacy.
I saw where the Irish Gov said it will no longer give information on the invader plantation location - even though it’s your tax dollars building them.
Another commenter likened your and Europe’s plight to the frogs in a slow boiling pot. It’s an apt analogy. They will allow you to be just fed enough. Just warm enough. Just distracted enough to where many will say, “it’s not as bad as all that, we aren’t starving or freezing and they’re giving us the dole.”
This is to keep the masses docile and as you know, will not end well.
Many will say this is hyperbolic, but you are seeing a version, of a replay, of what happened in 1940’s Germany or Mao’s time of the red guard. It’s the targeting of a group (in this case the natives) that is standing in the way of the regimes’ globalist plans. Those you mentioned, who’re getting on alright or well, will be the ones pointing out the decenters for the round ups and later be the camp overseers. As you say, they won’t bite the hand that feeds them or gives them a larger ration, than the other prisoners.
The people must come together and show-up in numbers to large to ignore. That is problematic in a relatively smaller country, especially if a majority of the people work in the government or system. They of course won’t want to see change. That’s what you see happening here in the States.
Yep
Yes I am reading more and more posts about how apathy has become a part of modern-day culture. It's scary but understandable. Rage is another understandable emotion. We're in a time of paradoxes.
We truly are.
It's really a learned apathy and my consistent rant (or shout into the void) is it's learned ad intentionally taught. Distraction goes hand in hand with, to where - politically, but in many aspects of our societies and cultures - people stop holding the reins and hand them to others, in exchange for comfort, convenience and entertainment.
The end result is what we have now, where the people are realizing their interests are no longer those of the people they allowed into seats of power.
All that to say, the choice to not directly and actively engage your situation (political, personal, societal) ends up bringing great rewards for opportunists and grifters and ruin for the people trading away their responsibilities and agency.
That's it in a nut shell.
I really was just trying to get Alison your info, so she could explore the option of relocating, if she was really looking at leaving the U.K.
So I appreciate you taking the time to read the post.
This material isn't for everyone, so no offense taken, if that the case for you.
Be well Kaila!!
Thank you
I obviously agree with everything you said.
The issue that all western citizens are waking and acting to rectify, is that their governments - which they themselves allowed to be captured - are working to supplant them and globalize their countries.
You see it on the island there, in the infiltration of your governments, law enforcement and every facet of your daily lives.
What is baffling - although I've been given many if not all the excuses - is the lack of solidarity and expression of unified outrage, to these truly murderous and treasonous acts of your governments.
As I said, it's no wonder the younger people see no value in their country and culture, having watched the generations before them toss it all away and allowing them to be indoctrinated in schools to hate their heritage and themselves.
They've been shown there is nothing of value, over self and inaction, for the sake of temporary safety.
The shame is, this is the time of change everyone has been hoping for, demanding, praying for and yes screaming for. All those who were grumbling in the pub about "the F'ing government" and "the immigrant invasions" are now being asked to put up or shut up. There will not be a chance like this again, where the key leaders of the west are coming together in an anti-globalist front. This is the rise of the populist movement, but it will be short lived, if the people don't get up, brush off the dust of cowardice and join together to demand their birthrights back.
The people have forgotten, that they are the country and culture, not their governments. The people rule, not globalists, elitist, opportunists and grifters. You owe your children the gifts of their heritage and lineage, no matter what country you are in and no matter the cost.
The picture of the Cliffs was meant to anger those it needed to, but I honestly would not rule this out, in 10 years, if the people of that island don't find the courage of their ancestors and take their countries and cultures back.