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Jon Marr's avatar

Great article James, I'll be sharing it. The only thing I question is the timing, bearing in mind the 2030 Agenda, and what happens afterwards, after the brutal 'foot soldiers 'have done their job. I read an account recently written by someone who had experienced and survived the Balkan wars in the 90's after the breakup of Yugoslavia. He said he was staggered by the fact that they had gone from a peaceful life with order to bodies in the streets in just three weeks.

From my discussions with long suffering friends and family, I am staggered by the number of people who say 'well. that couldn't happen here'. If one only scratches the surface of human history, it becomes abundantly apparent that innumerable souls have uttered those words just before they were despatched, wide eyed and terrified.

I suppose the question is, can the country be saved? On this current trajectory, I'd say no. Indeed, if I bring up the subject of the replacement of the English or the Islamification of our country, and Western Europe in general, the room inevitably becomes uncomfortable and quiet; Imagine being so sanctimonious and virtuous, or wilfully ignorant, that you couldn't bring yourself to recognise the threat staring you in the face.

I'm of the opinion that the problem we face is one of education and perception. Those marginalised, intimidated, abused and subjugated in the Northern and other towns sounded the alarm decades ago, only to be met with a governmental and media backed betrayal, as we still see today with the unbelievable, surreal, acceptance by the British public, and the wider world public, that there is no need to find out who raped hundreds of thousands of children, and who facilitated it in return for votes.

Perception is, in this instance, the behaviour of civilised people waiting in an orderly queue for a lifeboat after the alarm has been sounded, compared to their behaviour when it transpires that there are only fifty places but a hundred in the queue as the water comes over the deck. The British can't see the water yet.

There is a small light in the distance that grows larger as time goes by. Some of us know that it is an enormous locomotive hurtling towards us at full speed, and that we are standing on the tracks. Most don't notice but slightly more people are glancing fleetingly at the light these days, beginning to wonder if the 'conspiracy theorists' could be right. Surely not.

Meanwhile, those on the train, and it is now a train of enormity, are in no doubt of their destination and purpose on arrival. But still the British meander up and down the tracks talking about the weather.

PS. I joined the Homeland Party today as they are talking my kind of language.

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Gallivants's avatar

Well written. Many will Not read this for fear of the ' known' unknown...

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