I didn't think there was anyone out there speaking like this about these things. He's absolutely correct in his analysis of the malaise and the cures. He's right about the trajectory too, if we don't turn it around. The two major drivers of civil unrest are unstable governments and racially/religiously diverse populations. We have tribalism, parallel communities, massive inequality, distrust, economic issues, power and food insecurity, crazy housing costs too. If they don't turn it around it will happen.
We're past the point of a gentle turnaround and the window for political accommodation with the truth is closing. As an Englishman I'm must prioritise my people's survival. Britain (the UK), being a international partner state, being a charitable society, being an inclusive society, be all of secondary or tertiary importance to the survival of my family and people. This is where we be going.
Interesting talk. Such talk WILL HAVE to be brought main stream. Discomfort (psychological / emotional), should not be ignored. Discomfort is a NATURAL sign indicating that something is amiss. Discomfort is a kind of intelligence. Disregarding discomfort is discarding your intelligence.
50:59 If you look at the Qur'an and Islamic doctrine, antisemitism is at its core, it's not just coming out of Pakistan. There is also no 'British first, Muslim second' paradigm allowed within Islam; because Allah didn't create countries for Muslims to live in and doesn't recognize them, or the laws they make to govern them. Any Muslim who disagrees with that is open to dire accusations of apostasy, and given that fact, it is is better to establish in the popular mind that ex-Muslims are a thing, and cultivate them as an entity. Many Muslims are Muslims in name only and should be given support against those who would persecute them.
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Pete North needs more exposure, his insights are on point
I don’t want them to integrate. I want our people to become ethnically conscious, take their own side and fight for our sacred homeland
These discussions need elevated into the mainstream
Never happen. As you know. X
I didn't think there was anyone out there speaking like this about these things. He's absolutely correct in his analysis of the malaise and the cures.
He's right about the trajectory too, if we don't turn it around. The two major drivers of civil unrest are unstable governments and racially/religiously diverse populations. We have tribalism, parallel communities, massive inequality, distrust, economic issues, power and food insecurity, crazy housing costs too. If they don't turn it around it will happen.
Anne Marie Waters, UKIP leadership candidate in 2017, and founder of the For Britain party (now defunct) has been talking like this for years.
If its been happening for years idk why anyone would listen now
We're past the point of a gentle turnaround and the window for political accommodation with the truth is closing.
As an Englishman I'm must prioritise my people's survival.
Britain (the UK), being a international partner state, being a charitable society, being an inclusive society, be all of secondary or tertiary importance to the survival of my family and people.
This is where we be going.
Interesting talk.
Such talk WILL HAVE to be brought main stream.
Discomfort (psychological / emotional), should not be ignored.
Discomfort is a NATURAL sign indicating that something is amiss.
Discomfort is a kind of intelligence.
Disregarding discomfort is discarding your intelligence.
Proverbs 29:18“Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.”
Thanks for sharing, James.
@@ThinkingClass Welcome. Blessings.
50:59 If you look at the Qur'an and Islamic doctrine, antisemitism is at its core, it's not just coming out of Pakistan. There is also no 'British first, Muslim second' paradigm allowed within Islam; because Allah didn't create countries for Muslims to live in and doesn't recognize them, or the laws they make to govern them. Any Muslim who disagrees with that is open to dire accusations of apostasy, and given that fact, it is is better to establish in the popular mind that ex-Muslims are a thing, and cultivate them as an entity. Many Muslims are Muslims in name only and should be given support against those who would persecute them.
It's time for the UK to have a written constitution. Our reliance on tradition and gentlemanly behaviour is not fit for the 21st century.
We need honest, patriotic, politicians and govt officials, a constitution won't create them.
That's irrelevant, without the culture to enforce a constitution as written. The US is showing us this reality.
Peeeeeete
aunti semitic wdf ?