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On the blog 3 years ago
On the blog 2 years ago
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The states of Scandinavia and the Baltic region must row back on their recent extreme hostility to Russia.
At first, the Yemeni Houthis were regarded by many in the West as a bit of a joke, unlikely to be militarily effective, and reminiscent of the adoo of the 1960s and early 1970s in Dhofar, but they are now a very significant force in the region, and their actions are having effects globally.
“Who will rid me of this troublesome priest fake Prime Minister?“
The UK msm reports only from the Kiev-regime viewpoint.
Reminiscences by James Allchurch (Sven Longshanks)
A recent talk by free speech martyr James Allchurch, aka Sven Longshanks:
See also: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/may/15/uk-white-supremacist-jailed-over-racist-podcasts.
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Meanwhile, the government of little twerp Burnham is cutting the cost of gherkins by a few pence. It’s almost (?) insulting.
As I said on the blog recently, Burnham majors in minor things.
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The more I read from Simon Birkett (The Woodlander Initiative), the more I like him. I wish I had a lot of money to support his project.
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Claudius:
I agree.
Had I the funds to set up the projects I outlined on the blog years ago (as long ago as 2017), I am sure that linkage of some sort could occur. However, the game is still being played out. There may still be time.
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I watched the video of James Allchurch. What he says about how to address the British public is very reasonable and logical. However, he said something that I found completely unacceptable and harmful: “I acknowledge that the people trying to get to this country are arriving here because they want a better life for themselves and their families”
That is rubbish! Why is he parroting the government´s favourite slogan? Why is he taking such a cowardly, politically correct attitude? They are coming to replace you and your family! They do not intend to work!
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Claudius:
I too was struck by that infelicitous phrasing. It occurred to me that he may even have been subjected to some kind of low-level brainwashing while incarcerated.
The fact is that those invading the UK do come because they want easier lives, yes, but many come with the idea of being parasites here; others come with the idea of doing some kind of work if possible. The fact is, of course, that most have little or no English, no skills, no education worth a plugged nickel, and so almost all, even if eventually allowed to stay and work, either will never work at any but the most basic labour (eg delivering pizzas etc) or will not work at all.
Also, even the minority willing to work, capable of employment, and actually able to find any such employment, will still be parasites, overall, taking into account the costs to the State of their housing, medical services, any policing costs etc, not to mention the costs of educating any offspring they may have.
Add to those costs the costs of supplementation of their low income (of those employed eventually) via Universal Credit, and of course, down the line, pension costs.
The whole immigration, or migration invasion, scenario in the UK is a nightmare about to get far far worse.
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I loved your elegant expression (“infelicitous phrasing”). Those were the kind of words that I used to tease my wife by laughing at them. Her usual reply was: “You are only showing your ignorance”. HAHAHAHA
Now, seriously, he couldn´t have chosen a worse expression. In a way, he was justifying the invasion and, therefore, making the resistance against it almost morally wrong. I couldn´t care less if all of them were qualified tradesmen! They are aliens who HATE us and our culture.
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Claudius:
I hear what you say, and Allchurch’s phrasing did rather discomfort me, but I prefer to cut him a bit of slack in view of the fact that he was incarcerated for over a year, as I believe.
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