The United Kingdom has gotten this bad. Truly sickening.

I got the subtitles to work (which is great because my schoolboy level French was of no use!). Consequently, watched the video - I wanted to say 'enjoyed the video', but that would've been a lie.. how could anyone enjoy a good breakdown of how their country is imploding..?
:-(
Yeah and I dont really see how things can be turned around. I mean the political have such power and well armed men under their command. We witnessed it when there was the Yellow Jackets movement in France and all the gouged eyes which resulted when they used flash balls.

Now, if one million persons walk on the gov they will not be able to arrest them but would one million persons simultaneously take action? I don't think.

On the other hand, in the US, Trump manage to get the power but at the price of being almost killed and seems to really act. Farage in 2029 in the UK if not eliminated?
 
So looking back, I think the way is what the C's always said, knowledge. I mean mass knowledge. Perhaps there's a frequency "fence" that is established automatically when a certain level of conscientiousness and so rebellion is reached by enough people of a country.

Perhaps the demonstrations we saw are just a very few percent of the population, the other big part being in denial, busy with their lives. But how you level up the consciousness level of sleeping people receiving their daily programmation through the MSM? Not easy.

Would be interesting to discuss the conscientiousness part in deep with the C's.
 
The way I see it, what's happening is not an accident, but a normalization. The default norm of governance in the UK is that of a ruling class and peasants. It hasn't changed through time, only changed expression. One has only to read Charles Dickens to see how it is when the British empire is at its peak. The exception was the material wealth authorized to the peasants during the second half of last's century to serve as PR to the elites' values. What are these values? "There is no such a thing as a society" means that there is no such a thing as a British people. Hyper individualism and "the winner takes it all" culture means that the elite are not obliged to seek the well being of a society that doesn't exist. It's been remarked that the victims of the gangs are very often from the working class, which after financialization (post industrial capitalism) are a class of undesirable anyways. Sexual promiscuity is another "value" where women are advertised as cheap objects, especially in the movie industry (the mailman goes into a house, blahblah). After all, under the materialist paradigm, individuals are objects, and the non-existing society is just a bunch of separate objects.

The great reset and the "you'll own nothing and be happy" agenda didn't die, but people are quick to forget and be distracted by symptoms instead of looking at the causes.

People voted for brexit for more centralized control of the borders and that's exactly what they got, more control of the borders with explicit selection of incomers according to their criminal records.
I visited a "third world country" recently and noticed that the streets were calm and secure. Children play outside and women are not bothered. I asked about criminals and delinquents and several responses were along the line of "europe took them all". I was told twenty years ago when I was refused the renewal of my visa in a european country that it would be easier if I had a criminal record and a story of drug use, but since then I encountered several people with similar stories. In the 90's we used to joke that if you wanted a visa for the UK, you needed to join a salafist group (it wasn't really a joke). The members of these gangs in the UK would be killed in their countries of origin, but they are compatible with the elites' values and agenda.

So all these pseudo-"riots', as long as they are directed towards symptoms instead of confronting the roots of the causes, in the end they will not achieve much.
 
I visited a "third world country" recently and noticed that the streets were calm and secure. Children play outside and women are not bothered.
Not always true. You can easily be at the mercy of rebels of the other camp and lost your life just because burning all or killing everyone is just the way to do things.

So all these pseudo-"riots', as long as they are directed towards symptoms instead of confronting the roots of the causes, in the end they will not achieve much.
Yeah but if you direct the riot toward the root cause you will feel the repression in an acute way for sure. Look at Canada truckers when they tried to give voice for example. As I said, not that easy.
 
Not always true. You can easily be at the mercy of rebels of the other camp and lost your life just because burning all or killing everyone is just the way to do things.
I don't understand, I was visiting family and nobody killed me.
Yeah but if you direct the riot toward the root cause you will feel the repression in an acute way for sure. Look at Canada truckers when they tried to give voice for example. As I said, not that easy.
Exactly. The "system" owns everything so any real opposition from those who are to own nothing is squashed, especially in a attrition standoff. The PTB have the army, the police, the banks, the corporations, and above all food and water supplies. Urbanized non-existing societies can do nothing against the system because they've been absorbed into the system. Maybe there is some time to reverse the closing of opportunities for self-determination, but it requires identifying the causes of the problems. It doesn't look like it is the case, and maybe only a booming celestial intervention can break the shackles. Maybe.
 
I do not trust that man at all. He is a wonderful talker, not so much a doer.
In a world where you're not allowed to "do" anything, let alone "be" anyone? Not without 'permission' from, and compliance with, the higher ups, anyway.

Came across this video today. It's intriguing. It seems these three countries have something in common, not only with each other, but with civilisations in the past.

 
Another personal observation. Someone has been very busy hanging English flags around York. Right into the city centre, I would estimate I saw at least 30 tied very high on lamp posts. If it wasn't for the visible cable ties it might have seemed a council organised operation. They would have needed a ladder, probably vehicles and to be ignored by police for some time. I also saw several motorcycles and bicycles trailing flags again.
 
The way I see it, what's happening is not an accident, but a normalization. The default norm of governance in the UK is that of a ruling class and peasants. It hasn't changed through time, only changed expression. One has only to read Charles Dickens to see how it is when the British empire is at its peak. The exception was the material wealth authorized to the peasants during the second half of last's century to serve as PR to the elites' values. What are these values? "There is no such a thing as a society" means that there is no such a thing as a British people. Hyper individualism and "the winner takes it all" culture means that the elite are not obliged to seek the well being of a society that doesn't exist
This was a really interesting point. I was curious about the context in which Margaret Thatcher had said, "there is no such thing as a society" and found this via the Institute for Economic Affairs:

A comment from a Woman’s Own interview in 1987 is often repeated, but rarely in context: ”There is no such thing as society”. Its relevance was made explicit with the publication of the second volume of Margaret Thatcher’s autobiography in 1993:

“they never quoted the rest. I went on to say: There are individual men and women, and there are families. And no government can do anything except through people, and people must look to themselves first. It’s our duty to look after ourselves and then to look after our neighbour. My meaning, clear at the time but subsequently distorted beyond recognition, was that society was not an abstraction, separate from the men and women who composed it, but a living structure of individuals, families, neighbours and voluntary associations.“


Even in her attempt to clarify, it seems to me, the 'hyper individualism' you pointed out is still front and centre.
There are certainly plenty of examples of the 'higher ups' looking after themselves first (and forgetting to look after 'the peasants').

So all these pseudo-"riots', as long as they are directed towards symptoms instead of confronting the roots of the causes, in the end they will not achieve much.
I agree here as well. Elements of the UK population are being mobilised to respond to symptoms, and they're making a good show of it, but its likely to be a flash in the pan that won't change much.
As to the root cause, I'm not sure I can see that clearly at the moment. Any thoughts?

If it wasn't for the visible cable ties it might have seemed a council organised operation. They would have needed a ladder, probably vehicles and to be ignored by police for some time.
Ha, that is an interesting observation! Almost like they were given permission to stoke the fire.. :rolleyes:
 
Another personal observation. Someone has been very busy hanging English flags around York. Right into the city centre, I would estimate I saw at least 30 tied very high on lamp posts. If it wasn't for the visible cable ties it might have seemed a council organised operation. They would have needed a ladder, probably vehicles and to be ignored by police for some time. I also saw several motorcycles and bicycles trailing flags again.
Interesting. Someone hang one up in my high street on the side of a building by the main road. They must have needed a ladder to get up there.

I do have some neighbours who never miss an opportunity to get their flags out so have 3 flags nearby, including a Ukrainian flag for good measure. Sometimes I wonder what would happen if I hang a Russian flag 💥 (just joking!)

I did drive through a rougher part of town over the weekend and saw loads more flags over there plus, as you'd expect, the stereotypical XL bullies being walked. I'm going to go off on a tangent, I'm not a fan of XL bullies.. a while back I was taking a walk on a path and this girl was walking the opposite way with her XL bully off the leash. When we got close, this bloody monstrous dog started jumping up at me and all she kept saying was "Don't worry, it won't do anything" over and over again. FFS.

Anyways, yeah, flags everywhere it looks like.
 
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