The United Kingdom has gotten this bad. Truly sickening.

[Ursus Minor]

There's a general absence in the mainstream parties of any personality, let alone soul.

Viewing this thread from the German perspective many items sound only too familiar.
I would say that for at least twenty years bland apparatchiks and psychos have taken over politics here.

The usual actors behind the curtains are drafting their minions early on in the political process.

And I don't think any real pushback will ever come, either. Brits are just not bred that way.

Same here as well. Germans are not bred that way either. Concerning the lack of pushback I would suggest that only when people's illusions are dying they will find the resolve to act for their causes.

Way too many people are retaining their illusion that things will be improving at some point in time.

[..] the government is specifically now coming after the middle/upper middle classes.

They are coming after the middle classes because they have retained some liberty for themselves which does not fit in well with the goals of the EUSSR (and those of the British pathocracy as well). Small and medium-sized businesses are about to be fleeced so that governments do not run out of other people's money to spend.

But as they are successfully destroying the fabric of society they can only cause resentment and rage among ordinary citizens as they are attracting a future day of reckoning...

 

[Alejo]

Not an easy question at all, but there are different degrees of severity. If you are currently in a place where you are at risk of having your liver eaten by some savages in a civil war, I'd say yes, the UK is a better option. England can still be a paradise, depending on how wealthy you are. The problem here is mainly the trajectory - there is no hope for the future in settling down here, and the government is specifically now coming after the middle/upper middle classes. Plus, the countries near the top of the hierarchy have much further to fall, it's simple gravity.

True that, and also, we've learned in these past few years that, like you said Carl, the control and decadence being pushed on society is a global phenomenon, one may stall its effects on one's person, but they will show up eventually. At which point, it does go back to who we are and not where we are that matters.

If you feel a lot more isolated, and have a better set of connections back home, then it may be worth considering to head back over.

 

[axj]

I also think that other countries that are not facing imminent civil war and that offer more freedom than Western countries at this point are also an option. Personally, I chose Paraguay.

 

[seek10]

This is few months old news and just saw.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1924839706702774574

https://twitter.com/x/status/1924803638855082431

https://twitter.com/x/status/1924804312313802811

I remember the C's saying the the UK and America would both be center points on the world stage when all of these 4th Density changes were implemented, years ago.

I think that Trump was the wild card that ended up ameliorating things in America to some degree, despite all the issues it currently has it is somewhat on a steadier course than it was previously.

England seems to have gone in the opposite direction. A lack of pushback from the public perhaps, or just the right variables to further the agenda.. it seems the Islamic religion will unfortunately become a force that needs to be dealt with in our near future.

Rotherdam is the city where all of the grooming gangs were exposed years ago, so I don't think any investigations will be going in to that! Likely full funding to continue the parasitic invasion currently going on, plus kickbacks! She wasn't even voted in by people, she was put in that position by city council as well. "Democracy" at work.

I think being in any major city in the west in the coming years is probably a bad idea. I can see the same proliferation happening in Canada, and I know its happening in other Europeon countries as well.

The endless reminder that we are living in a manufactured metaphysical hellscape, and never forgetting that, is the only remedy I have when I see stuff like this. Grim.

Look at the demographics of Rotherham.

As of the latest available data, the demographics of Rotherham, a metropolitan borough in South Yorkshire, England, reflect a diverse population with notable changes over recent years. Here's a breakdown based on the most recent information:

• Population Size: The population of Rotherham was estimated to be around 268,354 as of mid-2022, showing a growth of approximately 2,181 people between mid-2021 and mid-2022, and an increase of 9,537 over the previous decade.
• Ethnic Composition: In 2021, 91.0% of Rotherham's residents identified as part of the "White" ethnic group, down from 93.6% in 2011. - The "Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh" category saw an increase from 4.1% in 2011 to 5.3% in 2021. This group includes individuals of Pakistani descent, among others. - The "Mixed or Multiple" ethnic group increased from 1.0% to 1.4% over the same period.
• The "Other" ethnic category, which includes "Arab" and "Any other ethnic group," grew from 0.5% to 1.1%
• Religious Affiliation:
• Christians form the largest religious group, accounting for 49% of the population in 2022.
• Muslims make up 5.1% of the population, totaling 13,465 individuals. This is a significant minority but smaller compared to the national average in England, where around 7% of the population is Muslim.
• Other religious groups include Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, and Jews, each representing less than 1% of the population. A considerable portion of the population either has no religion or did not specify their religious affiliation.-
• Urban vs. Rural: Approximately 90% of Rotherham's population (231,177 people) lives in urban areas, while 10% (26,103 people) resides in rural areas, based on the 2011 rural/urban classification.
• Wellbeing and Happiness: Rotherham ranks as the 26th happiest metropolitan district in England out of 36, with average happiness scores around 7.4 in 2023, slightly down from 7.5 in 2014. Life satisfaction and the feeling that life is worthwhile also score around 7.7.

These demographic shifts indicate a gradual diversification of Rotherham's population, with an increasing presence of non-White and non-Christian groups, particularly those of Asian descent, which aligns with the broader trends in the UK and reflects the global migration patterns influencing local communities.

If they elect by public's voting, she has no chance of becoming a Mayor.

 

[Ruth]

If you wanted to both reduce the population of a country and oppress them, what would you do? My answer to that, would be twofold.

You can 1. poison them (mRNA shots, which nobody has complained about or resisted) and 2. Disrupt and disregulate social cohesion by promoting and protecting outsiders (immigrants) as well as the criminal elements within society (this is all the more effective if they belong to both of these groups). All the while 'preaching' that both these things are a 'good' thing?

When the inevitable rebellion starts, that just becomes an excuse for more oppression. Britain seems to be doing both of these things with gusto under the auspices of a pathetic, bland and ineffectual 'government' that doesn't allow itself to be held accountable for anything.

I do love this outspoken critic of the British government:

 

[PopHistorian]

Rotherdam is the city where all of the grooming gangs were exposed years ago, so I don't think any investigations will be going in to that! Likely full funding to continue the parasitic invasion currently going on, plus kickbacks! She wasn't even voted in by people, she was put in that position by city council as well. "Democracy" at work.

I think being in any major city in the west in the coming years is probably a bad idea. I can see the same proliferation happening in Canada, and I know its happening in other Europeon countries as well.

I also think that other countries that are not facing imminent civil war and that offer more freedom than Western countries at this point are also an option. Personally, I chose Paraguay.

UK people. Would you judge the concern expressed in the following recent tweets as widespread and popular or is it more like hyperbole and clickbait?

 

[Sven]

UK people. Would you judge the concern expressed in the following recent tweets as widespread and popular or is it more like hyperbole and clickbait?

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Hard to give a definitive answer. Essex which is not too far away from me has recently had protests over a migrant hotel. With accusations of police bussing in left wing protestors to stoke tensions. The media and even some politicians were surprisingly supportive of the ’right wing’ protestors conceding they had a point ( an asylum seeker was arrested for sexually assaulting a 13 year old girl).

The tweets are slightly exaggerated but I’m seeing more and more mild mannered liberal English grumbling about migrant hotels and English not spoken in shops.

It’s not just white males who are turning to the right I’ve noticed British born blacks and Asians complaining about migrants. We are definitely heading in the direction of more riots.

 

[PopHistorian]

Russell Brand sharply focused on this topic recently. His opinion and excoriation of the UK government is very pointed in this video.

 

[RedFox]

UK people. Would you judge the concern expressed in the following recent tweets as widespread and popular or is it more like hyperbole and clickbait?

Historically speaking the UK has more protests and riots in the summer months.
Given what’s happening something may kick off, but it may be wishful thinking by the government. So far black bloc and agent provocateurs have been stopped from entering protests by the protesters. Let’s hope they keep that up and continue to protest peacefully.

Lots of arrests of Palestinian supporter protests though.

More than 100 arrests over Palestine Action ban protests - BBC News

The Met Police says it has made 55 arrests at one of several demonstrations across the country.

www.bbc.co.uk

And huge Palestinians protests through the uk.

UK’s Starmer faces mounting pressure to recognise Palestinian state

As starvation grips Gaza, more than 200 UK lawmakers urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to recognise Palestinian state.

www.aljazeera.com

Maybe they are going to try and pit the Palestinians supporters against the anti-migrant protests?

Add in this, and well you can see where it’s going

Here’s a radical way to save England’s collapsing justice system: get rid of juries | Simon Jenkins

We’re saddled with an archaic system. As record numbers of trials stall and costs soar, it’s time for us to ditch this relic, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

www.theguardian.com

Here’s a radical way to save England’s collapsing justice system: get rid of juries​

We’re saddled with an archaic system. As record numbers of trials stall and costs soar, it’s time for us to ditch this relic​

 

[Thebull]

Historically speaking the UK has more protests and riots in the summer months.
Given what’s happening something may kick off,

Yes, well known fact, hot weather summer months = riots. All we need is a spark such as last year in harehills/Leeds when police removed some children or the murder of the poor children in Southport. I feel it's on the cards.
I was going to mention the other day but wasn't sure which thread. I clicked on a link from the comment section on Sott. It was a link to bitchute. Apparently bitchute are not operating in the UK due to the online safety laws now.

 

[PopHistorian]

Have a bit of a laugh. You probably should, sometimes.

 

[Thebull]

Have a bit of a laugh. You probably should, sometimes.

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Our prime minister is a bit cringe!

 

[Seato]

This got a bit of attention recently in the UK. People noticed a job posting in Manchester for a ‘Sharia Law Administrator’.
Its been going through the right leaning media cycle and been criticized by Nigel Farage leader of the Reform Party.

NOT Satire: UK Government Posts Job Opening For "Sharia Law Administrator"

It's almost hilarious how on-the-nose this is.

notthebee.com

I thought maybe it was a joke at first but I visited the government website a few days ago and can confirm the posting was real, my own screenshot below. Though it has since been removed 'by the employer or a system administrator' since then if you go to the link now.

Originally from the UK Government Website Something went wrong - Find a job

On the mood in the UK Carl Benjamin of the Lotus Eaters YouTube channel has expressed that he believes resistance has started moving forwards and building momentum in recent weeks. The Reform Party is increasingly being promoted by the media and though unappealing to the political leftist mentality appears now to be the last hope for maintaining establishment control in the next election. Though the party supposedly opposes illegal migration and the EU it has absorbed a lot of the old Conservative parliamentarians and pushed out more 'radical' members. Its framed as the resistance vote but it seems to be being rapidly sanitized to be compatible with the establishment. Note Elon Musk being unimpressed with Farage when he met him earlier in the year.
Tommy Robinson a strong voice against migrant sexual abuse scandals was recently released from his most recent prison sentence earlier this year. He made an appearance among the hosts of the Lotus Eaters in a couple of their political commentary videos last week. It looks a bit like those advocating for the people of the UK and against the illegal migration are starting to come together in a way that reminds me of Trumps recent election where he drew in people who wanted to have a positive change from across the political spectrum Elon, RFK, Tulsi Gabbard.
One of the comments made given the recent online ID censorship is that it looks as if the establishment is suddenly consolidating power in response to a acceleration of resistance and so preparing for the inevitable clash of realities.

I suspect the recent attempt to implement a censorship and id system under the cover of anti pornography/child protection legislation may have been a bit of wishful thinking. Given the extreme level of pornography addiction across society and intentional increasing exposure of children to sexual education material at ever younger ages (if you actually wanted to protect children stopping this might be a start), this seems incompatible with the society they have been nurturing. Especially given the extreme LGBT displays and indulging in fetishistic behavior and presumably content it seems likely to trigger large resistance from parts of their own base (not that UK Labour has much electoral support to begin with).
Of course if you make it increasing difficult for people to access this destructive material and take away the bread and circus they might begin to think clearly for once and decide they have nothing better to do than turn against the current tyrants.

 

[axj]

Though the party supposedly opposes illegal migration and the EU it has absorbed a lot of the old Conservative parliamentarians and pushed out more 'radical' members.

Interestingly, pretty much the opposite happened in Germany with the AfD in the beginning. Hard to say which is better. The AfD seems more convincingly anti-establishment, though currently has almost no chance to get into government. Maybe their role as the truth tellers on some topics is just as important - while an establishment-compatible Reform Party may be more of the same as before.

 

[unkl brws]

Clayton Morris sat down with Neil Oliver recently and talked about the decline of western civilization, in particular the decline of Scotland itself.

This week, we sat down with historian, broadcaster, and patriot Neil Oliver—and he didn’t hold back on Scotland's future.