Only reason I visit London is for the museums. Time they were uprooted and moved to the countryside where the indigenous folk know how to appreciate them.
Instead - the exhibits are being ‘decolonised’ to squeeze in as many black people into our island stories as possible - even if they have to lie about it !
I used to go to museums in London all the time. Haven't been in decades. I feel I just know that the lies and propaganda I would see there today, along with the post-literate drivel with spelling mistakes in the displays would annoy me beyond words. So I prefer to not do that to myself.
Personally I think arcologies are still worth doing .but you have to use the space around them well ,which most modern buildings don't they just turn them into grey graveyards .
I moved into a lovely block of flats in a posh part of London in 2016. Neighbours were friendly (mostly old retired teachers and civil servants). There was a residents association, and everything was pleasant and safe. But since 2020 things started to deteriorate. Neighbours suddenly started popping off (if you know what i mean) and their flats were handed over to (you guessed it). And now everyone ignores each other, and the residents association doesn't exist anymore. Stepping outside your front door at night is a bit more daunting. The lift is always filthy, the neighbours are standoffish and just smirk or grunt at you, and the neighborhood is slowly starting to fester away. Off course all orchestrated by the WEF and their phony multicultural haven they are forcing on people.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets. Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages) (I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
Hold on. You live in a building. Aren't you supposed to be standoffish?. That's like building 101, don't talk to neighbors, mind you own business, keep to yourself.
If I'm on a bus travelling through once-prestigious London suburbs I can usually spot the migrant occupied houses and flats by the condition of the gardens. The house proud indigenous folk have neat, well-tended lawns and gardens whereas those of foreign imports (often HMOs now) are almost invariably overgrown and strewn with litter, including shabby furniture.
@@ehaaronI take it you never lived here in the 70s 80s& early 90s, we used to actually talk to each other, instead of dealing drugs& fcking each other over for some quick cash like some do🤫
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
It isn’t only London…every major city is crowded and shabby. The water companies and food retailers have a good idea how many people are in the country. Their last estimate was more than 80,000,000. Britain is a scruffy bankrupt dump.
@@angelsone-five7912 Exactly! I don't understand why Wales and Scotland, at least, can't make a case for some foreign aid citing that the infrastructure is trashed and people are going hungry... which they are.
@@angelsone-five7912 Possibly if we started development of a world competing space technology and manage to launch a rocket to the moon we might get aid. This works for India though our attempts invariably end in failure so probably no hope there.
I live in outer London, 12 miles from Central London. I worked in Central London for most of my adult life, did most of shopping,and leisure time in London. I rarely go to that part of the world now, it’s too crowded, so many protests (three got mixed up with each other last week) and so dirty and untidy. It truly breaks my heart that London has been destroyed purely because of politics and greed.
There's a whole generation of politicians - Blair, Cameron, Johnson, Starmer and Sunak are just a tiny few - who are so ill-educated in environmental economics and social welfare that they actually think that high populations and high population densities generate wealth and well-being. The countries that repeatedly rank highest in the international league tables of welfare and happiness are counties with small, low-density populations like Denmark, Finland and New Zealand. Our elites, of course, live lives largely socially and physically isolated from the mess they create.
I first visited London around 1980 as a schoolboy and being a country bumpkin, I found it overcrowded then. I returned in the mid 80’s to work for a year and loathed the place. I’ve been working and living here in the metropolis for 22 years and have watched the decline in standards of behaviour and cleanliness and will be leaving soon for a peaceful life in rural Scotland. I dread the short drive through our estate, as the immigrant community and chavs simply refuse to behave in an appropriate manner when navigating the streets in their cars, ill mannered scum!
I was born and bred in London, stayed until I had my second kid in my 30s, then left in 2002 for the Isle of Man. I missed London for the first few years, but now I'm sooo glad we moved.
To say it is overcrowded is an understatement. A mayor that is always virtue signalling, waving rainbow flags and telling men to call out Mate! We have a housing shortage and shortages in public services because of the high immigration levels.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it. These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different? This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British.
Went to the Natural History Museum. There were large groups of schoolchildren in there on the day I went. I was, actually, quite surprised to see that the groups were almost exclusively black kids, which was rather shocking & made me feel quite sad. But the noise, the inconsideration for other people, and the utter lack of discipline was something altogether worse; and was, as far as I observed, was almost completely unchecked. Such dreadful behaviour would simply never have been tollerated during my school days - and rightly so. Naturally, I didn't stay long. Sad really. I recall the days when one could peruse a museum where people were polite, reserved and quiet and, well, terribly British.
I moved from Croydon as so horrid! We are nice quiet people and moved to sleepy coast town. Well the mess is here now. There is no where we can escape it anymore?
@@brocka-lee6068 I escaped to Bulgaria. My cost of living is minute compared to the UK. ('Council tax' £15/year, Electricity bill £15/month, Mortgage £0, Gas £30/year, etc).
We allow thousands upon thousands of people in who often don’t speak English, live in fast growing clusters of same origin, they have and see no reason to integrate, they are not a part of this nation , are interested only in what they can grab and each generation becomes more isolated . The politicians who let this happen are not exposed to it and have cowed our own citizens with cries of bigot and racist if we stop for a moment celebrating the vibrant diversity that is our strength.
Unfortunately, we are saddled with these illegal migrants who are mostly of 'fighting age' and who will not be prepared to return to their own country, without a battle!! WW3 here we come, but on the streets of the U.K.!! 😡
This is what happens when certain "people" move in and take over, you look at the state of their own countries and that says it all. If these "people" that lack respect for others and refuse to fit in didn't behave in their native countries with far stricter punishments then what chance is there they would behave in the UK? The British have always welcomed diversity but "people" wanting to strip mine the country or do us harm have taken advantage of our good nature.
We all saw this big problem coming years ago with uncontrolled mass immigration and the world population explosion too. There is no answer to this problem, yet people are still having babies. There is now mass global population migration, down to wars and various ecological problems in other countries too. The UK is seeing it happening here now. Mankind cannot ignore the problems anymore. The future of the world is now quite terrifying to even think about. We are outstripping the planet too of the earth's natural resources etc. We have polluted the planet beyond repair in my opinion. We've been producing Sci-Fi horror films about the dystopian future world for many years, now many are coming true. Unbelievably, half the world is now obese, and half the world is starving, yet billionaires flaunt their wealth. All the various leaders of the world must know all this, and the scientists as well. People even suggest that the human race needs culling in some way, ie WW3?? God forbid. Our very existence seems a major mystery to me as well. Everyone of my age ( 70) agrees the world is in big trouble. Is there a future? I doubt it very much. Just a Mad Max type of existence. It's every man for himself. I hope I'm not around. Maybe the billionaires of the world have a plan up their sleeves to somehow save themselves, who knows? The whole of our society too, is now in meltdown as well. No law and order, no respect etc.
I live out the way and a black lad came in OneStop shouting "toilet, toilet". I`ve never heard of anyone wanting the toilet in OneStop. Then a black las was walking her kid down the street and he was running in all the gardens. I`ve never seen that before.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets. Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages) (I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
I'm from the USA and spent 20 days in London in 1993 & 1994 and had a fabulous experience each time. The ensuing three decades have revealed that I visited at "the very last gasp" of a once-great city. Even in those long-ago days, when I visited Whitechapel & Spitalfields in the East End, I remember thinking "Where are all the Cockneys?" and marveling at all the "diverse" shops & restaurants & people in the area. Knowing the current state of the city, even if someone offered to pay every penny of my trip, I wouldn't go. Hundreds & hundreds & hundreds of years of a proud & amazing history, right down the drain. Sad, very sad.....
DrVonChilla Thanks for your comment. My father's family lived for generations in Bermondsey across the river from the East End. The whole area on both sides of the river was badly bombed in the war. After the war the councils continued where the Luftwaffe had left off and demolished most of the old houses still standing relocating cockneys, some to the newly built tower blocks and the rest to other parts of London and even further away - so the start of the disappearance of the cockneys started all that time ago.
@@juliefreeborn5906 Indeed. I've read of these things you've described, as I'm a lifelong history buff, particularly the history of England & The Allies in WWII. To be fair, many of the buildings that were demolished may not have received evident damage, but their structural integrity may had been compromised. Additionally, as coffers had been depleted by the cost of war, it was much more efficient to lay waste to entire areas rather than to "work around" the occasional undamaged structure. Fascinating topic, to be sure, especially with the hindsight of history, all these years later. I was around the age of 30 when visiting London's East End 30 years ago and even knowing of the disbursement of the cockneys, it was STILL a shock to find the East End almost completely devoid of them, yet still filled to the brim with a population of "not-Cockneys". Thanks for your input.....I sincerely appreciate it. It makes me suddenly want to dig out & revisit some of my literature regarding the rebuilding of post-WWII London (and Berlin, too) on this rainy, chilly Sunday here in Pennsylvania. 😀
"Balkanised" lol. As someone from the balkans you ain't it chief. Balkan people aren't such cowards. Balkan people held up the hordes of Ottomans while you were busy drinking tea.
Now in my 80th year, I used to enjoy a few days in "Town", to take in a show, look round the museums, drop in at the Tate. I last went to watch the Tour de France start a few years back, and I can no longer handle London. I have the feeling that I and my walking stick have been abandoned in the middle of the Matabele uprising and a ride on the Underground, inevitably standing and buffeted, is beyond me. I had to shelter in a doorway from a knife-battle between two gangs of black youths, fought on the run and through the traffic, at the bottom of Shaftsbury Avenue of all places, when on my way to a theatre. To be fair, I have a daughter who lives in London from choice, enjoys the "buzz" of a city and not needing to drive. Possibly, the city strikes the irregular visitor more than those who live in it, but I doubt I shall ever set foot in it again.
your experience sounds similar to mine as a child in Slough, in the 90s. child murdered on my street, beheaded body in my school playground, non stop murders, and yes, all "diverse" attackers/offenders of the non christian realm. we left for the countryside. the only "crime" we had to be wary of was fist fights on the weekend nights by clubs and pubs, and low level petty shoplifting. a stark contrast between the white, natural countryside and its residents, with the diverse populations of large towns and cities.
This is what happens when foreigners move in and take over, you look at the state of their own countries and that says it all. If these people that lack respect for others and refuse to fit in didn't behave in their native countries with far stricter punishments then what chance is there they would behave in the UK?
We moved out to a village on the Essex/Soffolk borders from Tooting Bec about 30 years ago because of the sudden appearance of numerous Black Post Boxes - but in the last year or so there has even been a noticeable influx of enrichment here too. There really is hardly anywhere left now, and that is obviously the governments intention.@@romeisfallingagain
As a truck driver I have the unfortunate job of having to make deliveries and collections in and out of London, it’s certainly completely different from the early 90’s. Most of the people working in these businesses are also clearly unhappy, in the sense they appear unhappy and rude to say the least. Also the level of rubbish on the roads is akin to a slum area of a third world country. An often clear picture of the people who reside within, no sense of respect for their area or the city they have lived in. Probably too far gone now. Without hope, what does one do? I hope Reform Party wins the election, the main political parties have done nothing but encourage the current state of our once great capital. Time for a fight back, Birmingham and London may be lost,let’s not let the rot spread
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there.
I left London 14 years ago. Me and my wife had been living around Green Lanes for 16 years . Moved out mainly due to schooling. I'm so glad we did and we would never, ever move back. Live in what is still a very English village close to fields and woods. If i have to go back...rarely...i hate it, really detest the place and can't wait to escape.
Similar situation. I grew up in Bounds Green in the 80’s . My parents moved us out of the area due to the poor level of education that Haringey council had to offer.
Same here ….left London 13 years ago (Winchmore Hill, just off Green Lanes ). Had a lovely house. Moved to Suffolk to the countryside onto a farm. Best move I made. I don’t miss London and when I do go back, I’m appalled at what I see.
You wouldn’t like Green Lanes now. Khan spends his time in travelling the world as C40 Cities chair, and obsessing about eradicating driving. He is in charge of the Metropolitan Police and has utterly ignored crime in the City.
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. This is in the past few days. It's been done before but previously he was able to restore the videos and information. He is unmentionable on most search engines but can still be found.
This is no longer just London, it's in the up everywhere! I live in leafy seaside Lytham st Anne's and we have had endless housing developments built. No improvement in the infrastructure so life is becoming very strained and difficult. The streets in town centres are dirty and scruffy with closed shops and bogus beggars littering the pavements. The rich feel wonderful when they chat to these people and give them money not realising that they will spend it on booze and drugs and just like when you feed a rat or a seagull he will bring his friends tomorrow.Strange how our council Tax is sky high and ever increasing for no acceptable level of return or service whatsoever. If this was done by a business you would be able to terminate your agreement and seek compensation.
I notice the Londoners didn't whinny and whine when it was up North being devastated .Its been on the cards for London since the world war 2 because you developed a passion for cheap labour .Now view the outcome didn't think it could happen did you .Well it's all in the name of progress for you isn't it .Rather than admit war is a game for all loosers at all times .Best wishes to all 🌹
@@stevendavis2122 totally agree, and we should be able to opt out of NHS too. Pay all your life and find yourself at the back of the queue with migrants ahead of you! At least paying into a private scheme you get what you deserve.
@@tomash6805 Council tax keep going up year on year ( not for the free loaders) and what do we do about it ? Like good little children we keep paying it. The whole country from top to bottom is corrupt .
I see the same "types" always dropping litter. No matter where they are, City, Town, Country lane, beauty spot, beach, car park, I have seen it by the smae "types" so many times.
@@davewordsworth1251Remember the 'Keep Britain Tidy' campaign? Seems that only a few of us understood it and how it would make our surroundings more pleasant.
Agreed London sets the tone and other mainly Labour controlled towns and cities continue the decline in Culture,crime,health.Wolverhampton is like a shanty town in the 3rd world,HOW NOT TO ENCCOURAGE IMMIGRATION SHOULD BE ITS MOTTO ,INSTEAD OF THE OLD MOTTO OUT OF DARKNESS COMES LIGHT ,IT NOW MEANS OUT OF LIGHTNESS COMES DARKNESS, LITERALLY
A very excellent and recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. This was done during the past few days. He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
This is also happening outside London but i think for a different reason we seem to have lost pride in ourselves and our neighbourhood. We generally used put rubbish in the bin, houses were clean and called the neighbours Mr or Mrs until my mid 20's. Now it's throw rubbish on the floor, call people bruv and keep hoses unkempt.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets. Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages) (I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
After the war to relieve the strain on London places like Milton Keynes and satellite towns were developed but they still crammed people into London. Why the mass importation of people? We have become one of the most over populated countries in the world, for what?
I was 1 year old when my family moved to Milton Keynes in 1974. Sadly, in the last 20 years, they also imported all the gang problems that London suffers, aswell.
A quarter point increase in GDP to satisfy the money markets and the piss1ng contest of international politics. If they measured growth by median GDP per capita we’d have very different actions from the politicians
Unfortunately Milton Keynes went to pot when the council took over from the Development Corporation. The difference in the original estates to the modern is very noticeable, even the few badly designed estates. The original estates were spacious, lots of trees wide verges and plenty of parking and green areas to play.
Exactly my thoughts. When I travel up from the south coast, across London and out into Essex to visit my daughter I travel by train. Everything you say mirrors my thoughts. I just can't believe how many tower blocks there are both on the way up to Waterloo and out from Liverpool St. Nightmare and awful for those coming after us. The world us old gits knew as kids is completely gone. How very sad.
London used to be a wonderful city. There's a video on Rick88888888's channel about driving through London in the 1950s. Very, very well behaved, well dressed people. Society seemed to be able to function more practically back then as well.
@@araftryffan7804 that's alright. :) I watch it occasionally, because it's fascinating to see the change in architecture over time, and just the way that people went about their lives. You could see that they were happier on a very deep level.
That was when the majority of people were productive, generating wealth through their labour and the wealth being used on things like infrastructure. However, we have more and more parasites producing nothing. Not just the obvious imported ones, but homegrown ones occupying useless bureaucratic positions and useless HR positions in private companies.
I even drove over westminster bridge in the early 80s, provisional licence, no insurance, no mot in a bedford CF.. only ever got pulled if we left a party in the early hours as plod was looking for burglers, and a white cf van fitted the bill.. -ahhh! 3 pts and 40 quid fine on the licence i dint have.. Lolzer😅
I remember going for a walk on my day off on a Sunday in the suburbs when I was 18 and there hardly being any traffic on the road and being a Sunday what a Sunday was meant to be.
I grew up in London in the late 80s and left for Australia in the early 90s. I recently came back to visit for the coronation after 30 years away, and while it was a great trip with lots of fond memories rekindled, I was truly shocked at how crowded London has become. It was extremely stressful to just get from A to B, and the culture feels far more aggressive and neurotic. Lots more loud and “angry” people around. It did feel intimidating. It spilled over into the suburbs and only returned to what I remember as “normal” once I got out into Kent and Surrey. But then there was the traffic.. even in the small villages I felt unsafe crossing the roads due to the massively increased congestion even well outside greater London.
Born in 68, growing up in the 70s onwards was a lot different looking world to this. and with less people, less to zero multiculturalism and of course less stabbings, no black history month no LGBT month. Police being police. I personally think people were more laid back and more pleasant and respected each other. I could list so much more. But time back then was better. 🤔 God I miss all that . 😮
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there.
When I visited London as a tourist about 15 years ago, I happened to buy a drink from a convenience store not far from the London Museum. While standing on the corner outside the store, I watched a mother and young child exit, the boy eager to devour the treat his mother had indulged him. She quickly unwrapped the lolly, handed it to him, then deliberately threw the plastic wrapper on the ground. There were a couple of bins within arm's reach of her, but she was oblivious to them. I had clearly encountered someone who thought they were in a third world slum where the only place for trash was on the ground, and remember feeling extremely indignant that she would show so little respect for the community she was in. Dressed as she was in hijab, she stood out as someone of foreign origin who was completely out of place and yet, despite showing complete contempt for where she was, I have no doubt she was a resident of the area. I just could not comprehend why anyone would willing want to live in a rubbish heap while living in the middle of one of the most historically significant cities of the world. It was just complete and utter contempt.
Brighton is going exactly the same way. 50,000 uni students, endless fast food delivery scooters clogging up the road, overgrown parks, streets and graffiti....and more😢😢
left in 2016 thank goodness......too many chavs, druggies, poofs, ugly lezzers and scummy foreigners, not forgetting angry looking braided hair, greeny, lefties with badges and combat boots ? DUMP!!
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen is to be learned.
The Tories abolished the Audit Commission in 2015, they also did away with restraints on what local government could invest in. While cutting grants by billions..this is why we have the likes of Slough, Thurrock and Birmingham today... many are teetering on bankruptcy...blame George Osborne, Eric Pickles and co. But I'm sure that there's a Nigerian in Southwark that this channel can scapegoat instead.
I have been to japan many years ago and it is an incredible place because of their people. Crime is pretty much non existent there. Never seen a fight, never seen a robbery, never seen a stabbing. I actually think it has the lowest crime rate in the world and it has been like that for the past couple of decades. It is in their “culture” to be productive and contribute to society. They are a remarkable race of people.
Japanese culture and British culture is like chalk and cheese. The gulf states also have a very low crime rate. No drugs..Little alcohol..and definitely no roadmen
Sadly for them, the Japanese are embarking on a new program to attract immigrants because of their low birth rates and potentially catastrophic demographic collapse. I’ll give Japan’s cities 20 years before they are as dangerous and dirty as a ‘diverse’ European town.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it. These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different? This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British. Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
I was called a racist for pointing this out 3wks ago?...I lived and worked there for 8yrs with my eyes wide open, and I agree with you! I jacked my job in and moved I hated that much, never to return.
As a young man from the North West in the 80's i used to visit London frequently. It was full of life, loads of clubs, things to do and had a huge buzz about it. A lot of Northerners aspired to live there. It was expensive, but there was money to be made there. I never did move there, but continued to visit at least twice a year to see a friend who did make the move. Gradually, year by year you could see the rot set in. Until about 10 years ago my friend moved back up north as he couldn't take it anymore. A beautiful city ruined by outsiders, who live in crap were they're from and bring that philosophy over here. The old London that I loved growing up is sadly now gone :(
I lived in London in the late 60's and again in the mid 80's. Pretty much the same city I remember. Visited mates there about 8 years ago I was horrified at the London I encountered Never going near it again... The lovely city I knew is long dead.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it. These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different? This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there. Am I right?
As someone that loves London and it's history. I just tend to reminisce about our capital in old films and tv shows from back in the day ! Rather than face the harsh reality of the dump it has now sadly become.
@@candy-le4nhmy uncle went to school with no shoes. But he died rich but unhappy at what London had become. He never looked on his ancestral homeland as just an economic zone open to the World. He wasn't materialistic. Capitalism and Marxism can never understand this. Man is far more than an economic unit.
@bob wilkins la sigh/spaceman/candy/bacon-bonce Hello Again bobby boy And who will you wrongly claim I am today,ya delusional,perverted wrong 'un?? 😎👍🏴
I live in Reading,the same is happening here:Block after block of flats being erected to house more immigrants with no extra aminities.Proto-slums from our myopic politicians
I was born and bred in Reading. I managed to escape 20 years ago, as it was on the decline then. I used to go back and visit family from time to time but the place continued to get steadily worse. Now my parents have passed on and thankfully I have no need ever to set foot near the place, which is fine by me.
I left Reading ten years ago(born and bred in Whitley) . I moved to Bath. Unfortunately it seams the rot has followed me. It's not noticeable at the moment and the locals seam to welcome it. But they will notice a change for the worst in the next five years. GOD HELP THIS ONCE GREAT NATION
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there. Yes? No?
Things will not change under Labour…the two parties are wedded to each other and controlled by WEF. We need to break WEF if we want a change and that is an enormous task. They have infiltrated everything.
@man-of-the-world I'm not a political person in any way, but I will lay money on the Tories remaining in power next year. We are supposed to be a democratic country here yet we are all ignored! We were promised and end to the channel migrant problem! And....????
People were saying in the 50s/60s that London was the epitome of class, and a city to be proud off., and that the slums of the Victorian era had now passed., (That's because the 50s/60s were the golden era off course) But move forward to 2023, and the Victorian era is back (alive and well) but with a vengeance. Homeless people EVERYWHERE, immigrants ransacking the streets, shops boarded up, and knife-gun crime through the roof. Can't go out after 5pm because of gangs terrorising neighbourhoods The Victorian era now looks tame in comparison to today.
I love the Japanese approach of teaching schoolchildren how to take responsibility for cleaning and caring for their school. It has to be one of the most clean orderly countries in the world as a result.
@@keithcarpenter5254 even that's under threat apparently... Because of the country's ageing population, there are plans that might be in the pipeline to bring in foreigners to help repopulate the country. Utter disaster!! 😢
Think I've mentioned this before, I was born '56, after more than 10 years on the housing list we were allocated a flat in Central London, quite luxurious, double glazed Central & underfloor heating, a Bathroom 😅😂, then in '99 I moved back to the area and bumped into someone living in these tower blocks, I visited quite shocked at the dilapidated state of the grounds and buildings but most notably there was safety netting at the bottom of the blocks underneath the first floor windows, full of Rubbish of all types, I questioned this..apparently the council had a spate of fires 🔥 in the Rubbish chutes..put down to Friction hmmmm, my new found friend showed me letters from the local authorities, all multi lingual except the one telling people to take Rubbish down in the lifts and place it in the bin..this was only in English 😮, still they did clear the crap up every few Weeks..sad.
Oh nice, so aside from the stench of urine in the lifts, they also have the stench of foul rotting liquids dripping out of peoples bin bags in the lifts
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. Hopefully he can restore it again. He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
Anyone who's visited Karachi, Lahore, Delhi, Lagos or Nairobi knows that we have a long long way to go before London becomes as bad as an African or Asian or Middle-Eastern city so London must feel like a clean, safe, well-organised place for foreigners.
Ah, but our 'guests' from Karachi, Lahore, Delhi' Lagos, and every other goddamn place in the world, are busy working on making my once beloved home town as shitty as the dumps they came from. Sadly, it is happening. Makes them feel right at home.
Middle Eastern cities? You have not travelled much it seems. Dubai? Abu Dhabi? Dammam? Jeddah? Kuwait? Zero crime, huge FDI, safe friendly neighborhoods and no knifings or drug gangs. As a single female you are safe at any time of night or day. The bloody sun shines, we pay no tax, energy is £10 a month and I fill up my Porsche for £25. Yeah, it's rough all round......
@davidjma7226 Just to be clear, I am well aware that certain Middle Eastern cities are clean, and 'safe', if you have no problem with living in societies which have barely changed since medieval times. A mindset which I now see on the streets of London. And yer, safe for women if you are happy being treated as a possession, a second class human, who earns that safety through abiding by laws which are made and enforced by men. Apparently I, as a woman, am expected to choose between being harassed by men from foreign climes, who, still living in the dark ages, regard all western females as easy meat because they live and walk freely around our nation. Or, live according to laws that reduce the status and rights of a women, leaving her to scuttle about our streets covered head to toe. Perhaps you, as a man, have lived happily enough in Middle Eastern lands because your personal freedom and rights were not in question. Personally, I want neither the dirt and squalor of third world nations brought into my country. Nor do I want the medieval mindset, characterised by sexism and religious dogma, imposed on Britain. This country, our ancestors, spent blood, sweat, and tears, building up a nation, a society, which others envy and wish to join. They should not come and seek to destroy it, and we definitely should not allow them to do so. So you carry on living in your, apparently, well off, idyllic, male dominated existence in some part of the Middle East. Good luck to you. But I, who want to remain in my homeland, also expect and demand said homeland stays recognisably British.
So very well said! In alot of these middle eastern countries, females are not allowed out of their houses without a Male guardian, or at the very least permission from their husband father or brother to go out alone! If they are out and deemed "inappropriately dressed", I.e. a stray bit of hair showing, they can be arrested and beaten, called a "whore", yes what fantastic places to be a woman!
I think when Herbie Williams was stabbed after telling off a fellow bus passenger for throwing litter out of a window, that was a pivotal moment for recognising that it wasn't safe to confront total strangers. Absolute b*stard who did that.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it. These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different? This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British. Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
Im an American that lived in london, as a student, in the early 90s... ive been back a few times but miss the city i fell in love with, so many years ago.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets. Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages) (I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
Mr Webb has an extraordinary talent for explanations in plain language that everybody can understand. Could that be the reason why people on the "liberal left" get so worked up about him?
More that the mindset of those on the 'liberal left' cannot tolerate or allow any opinion which does not match theirs and should be silenced by any means possible.
This was a very good video. I just wish Simon had made it before all those ones blaming knife crime in the capital on race without apparently much regard for environmental factors such as he so rightly points out here. Many commentators on this and other videos continually demand this or that group of people be arrested and jailed. Perhaps if any collective does warrant such treatment it is urban planners ever since the war for the unthinking damage they have wrought upon society with their schemes. This is a debate which has been going on, astonishingly, for sixty years, perhaps sparked by the 1961 publication of Jane Jacobs' 'The Death and Life of Great American Cities'.
@@quadrant2012 I agree with all you say. I put "left liberal" in quotation marks because I am uneasy about the term, but I don't know a better one. Maybe "woke brigade" or some such?
@@quadrant2012 You also have realised that left or right wing it's the same vulture bankers and their royal relatives and politician family members etc in the middle flapping both wings.
The Government have imported a 3rd world country it is so dirty places I use to shop I cannot stand anymore, the food these people eat smells disgusting open shops aii food on display I can't walk pass them, we haven't integrated the 3rd world has taken over, Thank you traitors for distroying this once great country that so many gave so much for.
Where I'm living, in greater London, there are plans to build monstrosity high rises for 10k people, without much change in local amenities like doctors, hospitals, transport, schools, parklands etc. Plus there's also a plan to replace the local bus garage (one of Londons largest) with an underground one below these buildings. The construction work for all this is forecasted to last 10 years. It's going to be one massive clusterf*ck. The locals are enraged about this. The council are trying to push this through with the developers.
It’s not just London. The council are putting up masses of buildings with no infrastructure all over the inner city of Leeds. The roads are rammed god knows how they are going to get all these extra cars on the main roads when they finish all these new places. Also there will be no extra doctors, dentists and other.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like......a lessen to be learned there.
I was in Regents park a few months back and found I could cope with the mental strain of being in London in there. A pocket of escapism from the chaos. It was a Sunday mind
People like this gentleman have lived life and seen how London and other areas have given the people for Britain a much lower quality of life these days Huge numbers of different cultured people have been allowed to come here and like he knows and all the older people know that living with your own cultured people leads to a better quality of life. The different governments have created all the problems that we have today ,by allowing huge numbers of people here who are on a different wavelength than us Things will only get much worse as more and more of these people are allowed to enter Britain and Europe,THINGS ARE BAD NOW ,BUT THERE NOTHING TO THE TROUBLES THAT AWAIT US AS MORE AND MORE ENTER , THESE TROUBLES NEED NEVER OF HAPPENED THEY ARE SELF INFLICTED BY IMPORTING TROUBLE HERE
Interesting that you should make the comparison between London in the eighties and early nineties; what happened in 1997? The Tony Blair administration took power and started what in my opinion was the planned long term destruction of what was known as the United Kingdom and Britain. He’s also back on the scene advising the Labour Party and has bought a house just down the road from Chequers (convenient). I reckon he’s worried that his project is coming off the rails and wants to get it back on track again.
Uncanny, I was having this EXACT conversation with a friend yesterday afternoon, standing near Walthamstow Central. Surrounded by unimagined multicoloured hoardes of people and families at the tail end of the busy market day, in the shadow of two new looming giants that are 32 storey tower blocks, going up so fast its shocking. These will add yet another 1000 people to the already overcrowded morning tube crush, and if Walthamstow hasn't already been ruined by massive rates of migrant influx in the space of years, these two eyesores will be the last straw. If these stupid councils start resorting to building tower blocks to accommodate its population, you KNOW that they're either greedy and/or incompetent mismanagers of the limited resource.
Sounds Very similar to what is happening in Lewisham. Ghastly , my sister laughs when I am speaking to her on the phone saying I am walking down the United nations high street. But it's not very funny standing at a bus stop being the only white person amongst 80 people.
It's not necessarily the mix, it's the sheer numbers that's astonishing and the mini cities that have risen in Walthamstow, Black Horse Road, Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters. I defy anyone who hasn't been to these places in recent years to not be gobsmacked.
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
I live in the borough and what was a sports area sandwiched between Ruckholt Rd and Church Road in Leyton is block after block of high rise. Same around James St in Walthamstow with some upmarket high quality 'villages'.@@saiello2061
I hope they go back home. We do still have so many poor rough sleepers who'd be grateful even for the chance of their own home (even if it's in a tower block ☹️)
Personally I would attribute the "slummy" to the particular people that have arrived to the place. Just go to any other big town or city where they've formed enclaves and gather together in neighbourhoods. You will find those areas have also become "slummy".
Sad to say, it’s all over for England, there’s no way back……but didn’t think or believe that the English would surrender so easily…..and without a fight!
Distracted and dumbed down by “Bread & Circuses” , ie soaps , social media , footy , cheap junk food . Same old story as thousands of years ago . “Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it”
I remember back in 1985 going with my schoolmates to the Tate and then five of us getting lost in London on a walkabout the city. Great day out and a fond memory but I do remember the city wasn't overtly crowded. Fast forward my last time in the city - three years ago and the crowds were huge, just about everywhere. There was no major event going on, just huge numbers of people - plus nervous looking cops holding their submachine guns near the palace. A very different and not friendly vibe. I haven't been back
The main problem with the sewerage system is the fact that water supply and sewage was privatised and has not been properly funded. The water companies' priority is to keep their shareholders happy, not to stop sewage flowing down our rivers and into the sea...
Or maybe an Island this size cannot offer a modern existence to an infinite number of people. We can build houses till the cows come home but where will the reservoirs, power stations etc go. Where will the natural resources like water come from to keep up with demand.
I don’t live in london but there’s a nice new private block of flats at the end of my street, yesterday I seen about 15 Africans moving in with there suitcases& I thought to myself it must be getting paid for em,I don’t understand wtf is happening here anymore
The object is to create (15 minute) mega cities as part of the agenda 2030 / 2050 programme. The lie of climate change is being used to facilitate that goal by forcing people to use less resources (no private cars, flights or gas) so the population can be massively expanded via immigration. Reducing resource per head of population is necessary, else they'll be forced to invest huge sums into infrastructure which can be avoided by cramming people into ever smaller spaces and reducing consumption of power, water and food. Those plans are all in the public domain, people just need to read them to see where we are heading and it doesn't matter if you vote Labour or Conservative because both are signed up to this agenda. The Energy Bill (now law) will eventually be used to force people to move from the sticks into mega cities by making their inadequately insulated homes uneconomic to live in - £15,000 fines for failure to meet green targets.
And they also want all your fridges, washing machines, dishwashers, etc, etc, to be "smart" devices so they can turn them off remotely: "the energy smart function in any energy smart appliance is capable of operating in response to load control signals from any person carrying out load control". Just like they do in China if you say anything against the government. And yet if you tell people they don't want to know.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets. Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages) (I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
In the early 80's I was working on a listed building at the back of the London Hospital in Whitechapel . Driving around London in those days was a pleasure . Our local pub was 'The Grave Maurice' of Kray Twins fame . 🏴
Re-watching the 1976 movie 'Marathon Man'. In the movie a character expresses the desire to visit London and Sir Lawrence Olivier's character tells him 'he better visit soon while it is still there'. Forty-seven years ago that seemed an innocuous line. Not so innocuous now.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it. These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different? This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British. Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
@@angelaeastwood3938 Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
If the architects themselves refuse to live in the blocks of flats that they've designed, then that should be a huge red flag! (And I'm referring to *qualified* architects, not "prospective" architects, if you know what I mean)
Developer's returns & greed over design & creativity combined with ill advised townplanning & densification policies also help to muck up previously working & scaled precincts.
@@fredperry523 I imagine that if a London borough council today were consulted about new development proposals, they'd more easily get the green light. Particularly, if it involves inviting people over from certain parts of the third world. Possibly for the same reason that planning permission is so easily given for certain - *ugly* - and inappropriate construction projects.
@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 Agree - and if you want to add on a sun room to your house you have to jump through hoops and 1-2 years of heritage consultants and professional fees in order that the character of the area is not compromised !
@@michaelb2388 Tell me that the Online Safety Bill isn't a piece of Marxist control. tell me ,pointless lockdowns weren't straight out of the Chinese playbook. Tell me ever higher taxation and monitoring of the population isn't Marxist. How do you feel knowing you're being spied on by your government? Sad thing is,i doubt you even realise and are stupid enough to believe the propaganda fed to you. I expect you even think taking our orders from the Marxist WEF and UN is quite normal.
People that identify with the traditions, history and culture of the area they inhabit generally tend to take pride in their surroundings. People plonked into the middle of what to all intents and purposes is an alien culture don’t.
There’s been an influx from Hong Kong noted by locals a few miles away from me,. People have said they have one thing in common who have located to their neighbourhoods. They all work, are pleasant and polite when greeting, their houses and gardens are kept clean and immaculate, they’re not a nuisance or noisy and have just blended and mingled in.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary. The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled. Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago. I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up. The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE. When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until..... Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle. A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there, no?
*There's this movie I watched many times called **_The World of Henry Orient_** with Peter Sellers. The beginning of the movie shows scenes of New York City as it used to be. Orderly, pleasant, safe. The scenes filmed in Central Park are reminiscent of those days also, in the 60s. I use to like riding my bike into NYC from Brooklyn on a quiet Sunday. Very little traffic and it was just peaceful riding around.* *Today, however, you wouldn't believe New York City was once a very nice, gently bustling city, a city that people enjoyed visiting.*
Yep. tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets.
Tower blocks are a direct result of greed. on the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages)
Aside the population issue I would say our civil service is an issue. Paying for a bloated public sector is slowly strangling us. It seems we work to serve them not the other way round.
I think the indigenous people care but the authorities are too busy placating the ' new arrivals ' at the expense of our cultural heritage, funding is diverted for diversity vanity projects, minorities appointed to run our historical institutions, the end result is neglect and eventual erasure of our culture.
@@rogerwoodhouse7945 And when we do we are called racist when it is patriotism? Why wouldn't we moan about the place being turned in to a shit hole? The words have become combined and should not have.
...and look where it got him. If that's how we treat politicians of integrity who put principles before their careers maybe we deserve the sorry specimens who rule over us today.
Had to travel by train from Havant to Waterloo recently for a funeral in Essex. ( £ 56 !) As you go through Clapham Junction towards Waterloo you notice that the tower blocks are all on your left side, leaving the other side unchanged. Odd that. My Dad was a Cockney, born in Whitechapel in 1915 and died in 1986 -- he 'd get a shock if he came back today.
Just wait until it descends to the San Francisco level of standards. We used to enjoy visiting London and doing a bit of shopping in Oxford street. Sadly Oxford Street is full of tat and candy kiosks these days, hmm, I wonder why. Still not to worry eh, we can squeeze a few more in.
Unfortunately here in Gateshead, we are a totally litter shrewn mess. Most of the culprits are White. Ethnics are pouring in to, and they don't care either. When I was at school we had.... "keep your country clean" drummed into us. My dear mum also brought us up to be clean and tidy and never litter. God knows what they teach our kids at school now? Plus the Parents don't discipline their kids. They know no better. We have a large White trash element in Gateshead now I'm sad to say. Heroin addiction is widespread too. You see them all over the town centre.
It was horrendous in days when bins were left uncollected due to strikes in the seventies. Rats and stink plus the problem with burials no less. Today would be worse.
I agree with nearly all of that you say, but there are plenty of places in the world where people live peacefully and happily in tower blocks. There simply isn't room for everyone to have a nice little house. The problem is not the blocks themselves, but the uncivilised people we imported that live in them.
Only reason I visit London is for the museums. Time they were uprooted and moved to the countryside where the indigenous folk know how to appreciate them.
What a good idea.
Instead - the exhibits are being ‘decolonised’ to squeeze in as many black people into our island stories as possible - even if they have to lie about it !
I used to go to museums in London all the time. Haven't been in decades. I feel I just know that the lies and propaganda I would see there today, along with the post-literate drivel with spelling mistakes in the displays would annoy me beyond words. So I prefer to not do that to myself.
Ild go for getting the scum out
Right on! Put fried chicken shops, kebab shops,maccas, barbers, vape shops, nail bars in their place!
Lolzer.
😅
And to think certain people want this over every inch of the UK, one giant mega city slum. Its psychopathic
Unfortunately that's what's going to happen, we're going to end up like Bangladesh unless something is done to stop it😔
All the major uk cities are being trashed, I know, I live in one.
Stop noticing.
Whatever they do now, it’s too late. Ruined.
Personally I think arcologies are still worth doing .but you have to use the space around them well ,which most modern buildings don't they just turn them into grey graveyards .
I moved into a lovely block of flats in a posh part of London in 2016. Neighbours were friendly (mostly old retired teachers and civil servants). There was a residents association, and everything was pleasant and safe. But since 2020 things started to deteriorate. Neighbours suddenly started popping off (if you know what i mean) and their flats were handed over to (you guessed it). And now everyone ignores each other, and the residents association doesn't exist anymore. Stepping outside your front door at night is a bit more daunting. The lift is always filthy, the neighbours are standoffish and just smirk or grunt at you, and the neighborhood is slowly starting to fester away. Off course all orchestrated by the WEF and their phony multicultural haven they are forcing on people.
You are completely correct. Same in my building. They have no sense of pride in anything.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets.
Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages)
(I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
Hold on. You live in a building. Aren't you supposed to be standoffish?. That's like building 101, don't talk to neighbors, mind you own business, keep to yourself.
If I'm on a bus travelling through once-prestigious London suburbs I can usually spot the migrant occupied houses and flats by the condition of the gardens. The house proud indigenous folk have neat, well-tended lawns and gardens whereas those of foreign imports (often HMOs now) are almost invariably overgrown and strewn with litter, including shabby furniture.
@@ehaaronI take it you never lived here in the 70s 80s& early 90s, we used to actually talk to each other, instead of dealing drugs& fcking each other over for some quick cash like some do🤫
The population of London is more like 12 million.
@@HouseOfCards- Wow thats certainly worth looking forward too then .Id rather speak german
@@JudgementDay. And Enoch Powell and the founder of Apratheid Hendrik Verwoerd and Common Sense.
@@HouseOfCards-but many young people in London now speak Pidgin English
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working.
He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
Try again. The population of London is about 20 million easily.
If only the people in government were all proud native Brits.
The irony is British people in government and opposition championed this insane mass migration policy
It isn’t only London…every major city is crowded and shabby. The water companies and food retailers have a good idea how many people are in the country. Their last estimate was more than 80,000,000.
Britain is a scruffy bankrupt dump.
What do you expect now that we are a third world country? Will we get foreign aid?
@@angelsone-five7912 Exactly! I don't understand why Wales and Scotland, at least, can't make a case for some foreign aid citing that the infrastructure is trashed and people are going hungry... which they are.
@@angelsone-five7912 Possibly if we started development of a world competing space technology and manage to launch a rocket to the moon we might get aid. This works for India though our attempts invariably end in failure so probably no hope there.
I understand that the population will be 100million by 2045 .
Exactly
I live in outer London, 12 miles from Central London. I worked in Central London for most of my adult life, did most of shopping,and leisure time in London. I rarely go to that part of the world now, it’s too crowded, so many protests (three got mixed up with each other last week) and so dirty and untidy. It truly breaks my heart that London has been destroyed purely because of politics and greed.
..and marxism
@valuetraveler2026 Capitalism enjoys cheep labour . That's why between the two there's no-one to represent us.
It’s becoming a little India, a little Africa. In other words a sh1t hole.
@@keithrose6931you've hit the Nail on the head.
Keep voting LIBLABCON.....
London, Manchester, Birmingham, England, the UK, and still they come.
It's getting worse
And Brighton
There's a whole generation of politicians - Blair, Cameron, Johnson, Starmer and Sunak are just a tiny few - who are so ill-educated in environmental economics and social welfare that they actually think that high populations and high population densities generate wealth and well-being. The countries that repeatedly rank highest in the international league tables of welfare and happiness are counties with small, low-density populations like Denmark, Finland and New Zealand. Our elites, of course, live lives largely socially and physically isolated from the mess they create.
They never believed that.
An excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". I doubt they will allow it to be on sale for long.
The farmer makes more money with more piggies, simple
All those countries you mentioned are having the same policies inflicted on them. The UK is just 30/40 years more advanced in the process
I first visited London around 1980 as a schoolboy and being a country bumpkin, I found it overcrowded then.
I returned in the mid 80’s to work for a year and loathed the place.
I’ve been working and living here in the metropolis for 22 years and have watched the decline in standards of behaviour and cleanliness and will be leaving soon for a peaceful life in rural Scotland.
I dread the short drive through our estate, as the immigrant community and chavs simply refuse to behave in an appropriate manner when navigating the streets in their cars, ill mannered scum!
A cottage overlooking a loch sounds perfect to me
You are the problem and part of the 99.9% who moan but do nothing
I was born and bred in London, stayed until I had my second kid in my 30s, then left in 2002 for the Isle of Man. I missed London for the first few years, but now I'm sooo glad we moved.
Loathsome it sure is.
As if you are a perfect human being, it's the other people who are scum 😮
To say it is overcrowded is an understatement. A mayor that is always virtue signalling, waving rainbow flags and telling men to call out Mate! We have a housing shortage and shortages in public services because of the high immigration levels.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it.
These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different?
This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British.
Khan is a Traitor & loves to serve his handlers!
Went to the Natural History Museum. There were large groups of schoolchildren in there on the day I went. I was, actually, quite surprised to see that the groups were almost exclusively black kids, which was rather shocking & made me feel quite sad. But the noise, the inconsideration for other people, and the utter lack of discipline was something altogether worse; and was, as far as I observed, was almost completely unchecked.
Such dreadful behaviour would simply never have been tollerated during my school days - and rightly so. Naturally, I didn't stay long. Sad really. I recall the days when one could peruse a museum where people were polite, reserved and quiet and, well, terribly British.
Those kids were probably bored. Blacks don't do history. Well, not real history.
Perhaps successive Blair Governments might have had something to do with that. Very sad indeed.
Les Griffiths
I think you've got rose tinted glasses on, school trips were always an excuse for us to cause mayhem in the 70s and early 80s
Soon to be renamed the Bogus Black History Museum...
@@davidgavin7280 Only because they were supervised by weak and incompetent teachers.
My attitude to London these days is to "Stay the hell away from it!"
Stay the hell away from blacks
Snap. It’s not my london anymore. The problems will start when we find our own suburban towns are lost to the third world…
I moved from Croydon as so horrid! We are nice quiet people and moved to sleepy coast town. Well the mess is here now. There is no where we can escape it anymore?
@@brocka-lee6068 indeed, my part of England remained largely unchanged for centuries until the scamdemic. Now we are getting diversity 🙄
@@brocka-lee6068 I escaped to Bulgaria. My cost of living is minute compared to the UK. ('Council tax' £15/year, Electricity bill £15/month, Mortgage £0, Gas £30/year, etc).
We allow thousands upon thousands of people in who often don’t speak English, live in fast growing clusters of same origin, they have and see no reason to integrate, they are not a part of this nation , are interested only in what they can grab and each generation becomes more isolated . The politicians who let this happen are not exposed to it and have cowed our own citizens with cries of bigot and racist if we stop for a moment celebrating the vibrant diversity that is our strength.
And dumn politicians keep saying we need them (like a bloody hole in the head we do!)
Unfortunately, we are saddled with these illegal migrants who are mostly of 'fighting age' and who will not be prepared to return to their own country, without a battle!! WW3 here we come, but on the streets of the U.K.!! 😡
This is what happens when certain "people" move in and take over, you look at the state of their own countries and that says it all.
If these "people" that lack respect for others and refuse to fit in didn't behave in their native countries with far stricter punishments then what chance is there they would behave in the UK?
The British have always welcomed diversity but "people" wanting to strip mine the country or do us harm have taken advantage of our good nature.
We all saw this big problem coming years ago with uncontrolled mass immigration and the world population explosion too. There is no answer to this problem, yet people are still having babies. There is now mass global population migration, down to wars and various ecological problems in other countries too. The UK is seeing it happening here now. Mankind cannot ignore the problems anymore. The future of the world is now quite terrifying to even think about. We are outstripping the planet too of the earth's natural resources etc. We have polluted the planet beyond repair in my opinion. We've been producing Sci-Fi horror films about the dystopian future world for many years, now many are coming true. Unbelievably, half the world is now obese, and half the world is starving, yet billionaires flaunt their wealth. All the various leaders of the world must know all this, and the scientists as well. People even suggest that the human race needs culling in some way, ie WW3?? God forbid. Our very existence seems a major mystery to me as well. Everyone of my age ( 70) agrees the world is in big trouble. Is there a future? I doubt it very much. Just a Mad Max type of existence. It's every man for himself. I hope I'm not around. Maybe the billionaires of the world have a plan up their sleeves to somehow save themselves, who knows? The whole of our society too, is now in meltdown as well. No law and order, no respect etc.
It's not only London every town in UK is the same & it's slowly creeping into more rural areas......... 😰😰😱😱
Yes and those rural areas will inevitably turn into the same festering holes as the cities.
Got to stop the spread of this disease
I live out the way and a black lad came in OneStop shouting "toilet, toilet". I`ve never heard of anyone wanting the toilet in OneStop. Then a black las was walking her kid down the street and he was running in all the gardens. I`ve never seen that before.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets.
Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages)
(I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
Are you sure he wasn’t shouting Awooga! Awooga! The battle cry of the wogs 🍗 before they get stabby
I'm from the USA and spent 20 days in London in 1993 & 1994 and had a fabulous experience each time. The ensuing three decades have revealed that I visited at "the very last gasp" of a once-great city. Even in those long-ago days, when I visited Whitechapel & Spitalfields in the East End, I remember thinking "Where are all the Cockneys?" and marveling at all the "diverse" shops & restaurants & people in the area.
Knowing the current state of the city, even if someone offered to pay every penny of my trip, I wouldn't go. Hundreds & hundreds & hundreds of years of a proud & amazing history, right down the drain. Sad, very sad.....
That was pre Blair...
All the cockneys are busy cleaning chimneys me ole mucka
DrVonChilla Thanks for your comment. My father's family lived for generations in Bermondsey across the river from the East End. The whole area on both sides of the river was badly bombed in the war. After the war the councils continued where the Luftwaffe had left off and demolished most of the old houses still standing relocating cockneys, some to the newly built tower blocks and the rest to other parts of London and even further away - so the start of the disappearance of the cockneys started all that time ago.
@@juliefreeborn5906 Indeed. I've read of these things you've described, as I'm a lifelong history buff, particularly the history of England & The Allies in WWII. To be fair, many of the buildings that were demolished may not have received evident damage, but their structural integrity may had been compromised. Additionally, as coffers had been depleted by the cost of war, it was much more efficient to lay waste to entire areas rather than to "work around" the occasional undamaged structure. Fascinating topic, to be sure, especially with the hindsight of history, all these years later.
I was around the age of 30 when visiting London's East End 30 years ago and even knowing of the disbursement of the cockneys, it was STILL a shock to find the East End almost completely devoid of them, yet still filled to the brim with a population of "not-Cockneys". Thanks for your input.....I sincerely appreciate it. It makes me suddenly want to dig out & revisit some of my literature regarding the rebuilding of post-WWII London (and Berlin, too) on this rainy, chilly Sunday here in Pennsylvania. 😀
How are hundreds of years of history down the drain ??
They are not called third world citizens for nothing
Really? I thought they were all doctors and engineers…😅
There are more fitting descriptive nouns.
You’re not called a wh6tw colonist rat for no reason. We’re winning 😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Third" is being extremely generous.
Worse than 3rd world
"It's a 'race' to the bottom"
Fast becoming a Balkanised Britain.
"Balkanised" lol. As someone from the balkans you ain't it chief. Balkan people aren't such cowards. Balkan people held up the hordes of Ottomans while you were busy drinking tea.
@@lullaby218You didn't last long against the Germans in 1941. 😂
@@lullaby218Very true. Western Europe turned a blind eye to the ottomans for political greed and your part of the world is suffering for it today.
This how Usury works.
@@lullaby218 - you obviously lack the intelligence to understand his wider point. You were too busy being triggered.
Now in my 80th year, I used to enjoy a few days in "Town", to take in a show, look round the museums, drop in at the Tate. I last went to watch the Tour de France start a few years back, and I can no longer handle London. I have the feeling that I and my walking stick have been abandoned in the middle of the Matabele uprising and a ride on the Underground, inevitably standing and buffeted, is beyond me. I had to shelter in a doorway from a knife-battle between two gangs of black youths, fought on the run and through the traffic, at the bottom of Shaftsbury Avenue of all places, when on my way to a theatre. To be fair, I have a daughter who lives in London from choice, enjoys the "buzz" of a city and not needing to drive. Possibly, the city strikes the irregular visitor more than those who live in it, but I doubt I shall ever set foot in it again.
your experience sounds similar to mine as a child in Slough, in the 90s. child murdered on my street, beheaded body in my school playground, non stop murders, and yes, all "diverse" attackers/offenders of the non christian realm. we left for the countryside. the only "crime" we had to be wary of was fist fights on the weekend nights by clubs and pubs, and low level petty shoplifting. a stark contrast between the white, natural countryside and its residents, with the diverse populations of large towns and cities.
This is what happens when foreigners move in and take over, you look at the state of their own countries and that says it all.
If these people that lack respect for others and refuse to fit in didn't behave in their native countries with far stricter punishments then what chance is there they would behave in the UK?
Hey! That sounds like a great idea for a new horror movie!
We moved out to a village on the Essex/Soffolk borders from Tooting Bec about 30 years ago because of the sudden appearance of numerous Black Post Boxes - but in the last year or so there has even been a noticeable influx of enrichment here too. There really is hardly anywhere left now, and that is obviously the governments intention.@@romeisfallingagain
As a truck driver I have the unfortunate job of having to make deliveries and collections in and out of London, it’s certainly completely different from the early 90’s.
Most of the people working in these businesses are also clearly unhappy, in the sense they appear unhappy and rude to say the least.
Also the level of rubbish on the roads is akin to a slum area of a third world country. An often clear picture of the people who reside within, no sense of respect for their area or the city they have lived in.
Probably too far gone now. Without hope, what does one do?
I hope Reform Party wins the election, the main political parties have done nothing but encourage the current state of our once great capital.
Time for a fight back, Birmingham and London may be lost,let’s not let the rot spread
Too late I'm afraid - it's recently been 'facilitated' just about everywhere - with complete intention!
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there.
I left London 14 years ago. Me and my wife had been living around Green Lanes for 16 years . Moved out mainly due to schooling. I'm so glad we did and we would never, ever move back. Live in what is still a very English village close to fields and woods. If i have to go back...rarely...i hate it, really detest the place and can't wait to escape.
I always advise my Spanish friends not to visit London...they would be shocked!
Similar situation. I grew up in Bounds Green in the 80’s . My parents moved us out of the area due to the poor level of education that Haringey council had to offer.
Same here ….left London 13 years ago (Winchmore Hill, just off Green Lanes ).
Had a lovely house.
Moved to Suffolk to the countryside onto a farm.
Best move I made.
I don’t miss London and when I do go back, I’m appalled at what I see.
You wouldn’t like Green Lanes now. Khan spends his time in travelling the world as C40 Cities chair, and obsessing about eradicating driving. He is in charge of the Metropolitan Police and has utterly ignored crime in the City.
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. This is in the past few days. It's been done before but previously he was able to restore the videos and information.
He is unmentionable on most search engines but can still be found.
This is no longer just London, it's in the up everywhere! I live in leafy seaside Lytham st Anne's and we have had endless housing developments built. No improvement in the infrastructure so life is becoming very strained and difficult. The streets in town centres are dirty and scruffy with closed shops and bogus beggars littering the pavements. The rich feel wonderful when they chat to these people and give them money not realising that they will spend it on booze and drugs and just like when you feed a rat or a seagull he will bring his friends tomorrow.Strange how our council Tax is sky high and ever increasing for no acceptable level of return or service whatsoever. If this was done by a business you would be able to terminate your agreement and seek compensation.
In absolute agreement with you .
Shame we can’t put these services out for tender.
I notice the Londoners didn't whinny and whine when it was up North being devastated .Its been on the cards for London since the world war 2 because you developed a passion for cheap labour .Now view the outcome didn't think it could happen did you .Well it's all in the name of progress for you isn't it .Rather than admit war is a game for all loosers at all times .Best wishes to all 🌹
@@stevendavis2122 totally agree, and we should be able to opt out of NHS too. Pay all your life and find yourself at the back of the queue with migrants ahead of you! At least paying into a private scheme you get what you deserve.
@@tomash6805 Council tax keep going up year on year ( not for the free loaders) and what do we do about it ? Like good little children we keep paying it. The whole country from top to bottom is corrupt .
With changing demographics the whole of Britain is turning into a crowded, shabby slum.
Shanty town UK
I see the same "types" always dropping litter. No matter where they are, City, Town, Country lane, beauty spot, beach, car park, I have seen it by the smae "types" so many times.
@@davewordsworth1251Remember the 'Keep Britain Tidy' campaign? Seems that only a few of us understood it and how it would make our surroundings more pleasant.
Agreed London sets the tone and other mainly Labour controlled towns and cities continue the decline in Culture,crime,health.Wolverhampton is like a shanty town in the 3rd world,HOW NOT TO ENCCOURAGE IMMIGRATION SHOULD BE ITS MOTTO ,INSTEAD OF THE OLD MOTTO OUT OF DARKNESS COMES LIGHT ,IT NOW MEANS OUT OF LIGHTNESS COMES DARKNESS, LITERALLY
A very excellent and recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. This was done during the past few days.
He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
This is also happening outside London but i think for a different reason we seem to have lost pride in ourselves and our neighbourhood. We generally used put rubbish in the bin, houses were clean and called the neighbours Mr or Mrs until my mid 20's.
Now it's throw rubbish on the floor, call people bruv and keep hoses unkempt.
my gram ma use to scrub her step
Bargwan bruv
I was born in the 50s .And back then people took pride in the street they lived.They where spotless back then.
Same reason as why Africa is such a dangerous place. We left and its leadership changed from native Europeans.
Have you been to any country in Africa ? Africa is not a country for your information. You probably have not been outside your front door.
@@mikeconnors3880jumping to assumptions. Probably as thick as you sound.
Still does not make it wrong if it was so.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
It's possible that it's not the area that makes people shabby and slummy, but the people making the area shabby and slummy.
Certain types especially
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets.
Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages)
(I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
You can take the people out of the ghetto but you can't take the ghetto out of the people
Import the third world, become the third. An obvious reality that so many refuse to acknowledge.
How observant of you 😊
After the war to relieve the strain on London places like Milton Keynes and satellite towns were developed but they still crammed people into London. Why the mass importation of people? We have become one of the most over populated countries in the world, for what?
MK used to feature the Cockney accent quite noticeably in the 1970s. Now it's Somali Sid and his dialect.
I was 1 year old when my family moved to Milton Keynes in 1974. Sadly, in the last 20 years, they also imported all the gang problems that London suffers, aswell.
muh gdp.
A quarter point increase in GDP to satisfy the money markets and the piss1ng contest of international politics. If they measured growth by median GDP per capita we’d have very different actions from the politicians
Unfortunately Milton Keynes went to pot when the council took over from the Development Corporation. The difference in the original estates to the modern is very noticeable, even the few badly designed estates. The original estates were spacious, lots of trees wide verges and plenty of parking and green areas to play.
Exactly my thoughts. When I travel up from the south coast, across London and out into Essex to visit my daughter I travel by train. Everything you say mirrors my thoughts. I just can't believe how many tower blocks there are both on the way up to Waterloo and out from Liverpool St. Nightmare and awful for those coming after us. The world us old gits knew as kids is completely gone. How very sad.
London used to be a wonderful city.
There's a video on Rick88888888's channel about driving through London in the 1950s.
Very, very well behaved, well dressed people.
Society seemed to be able to function more practically back then as well.
Thanks for the link to Ricks channel. I'm looking forward to showing my parents, who're in their 90s and are lifelong Londoners.
@@araftryffan7804 that's alright. :)
I watch it occasionally, because it's fascinating to see the change in architecture over time, and just the way that people went about their lives.
You could see that they were happier on a very deep level.
Ah the days before cultural enrichment.
@@obid7755 careful Obid, you might begin to develop an unhealthy infatuation with me!
That was when the majority of people were productive, generating wealth through their labour and the wealth being used on things like infrastructure.
However, we have more and more parasites producing nothing. Not just the obvious imported ones, but homegrown ones occupying useless bureaucratic positions and useless HR positions in private companies.
Anyone remember how much quieter the the tube was in 80s and 90s at weekend? And being able to easily drive into the West End at weekends
I even drove over westminster bridge in the early 80s, provisional licence, no insurance, no mot in a bedford CF.. only ever got pulled if we left a party in the early hours as plod was looking for burglers, and a white cf van fitted the bill..
-ahhh! 3 pts and 40 quid fine on the licence i dint have..
Lolzer😅
I remember going for a walk on my day off on a Sunday in the suburbs when I was 18 and there hardly being any traffic on the road and being a Sunday what a Sunday was meant to be.
I grew up in London in the late 80s and left for Australia in the early 90s. I recently came back to visit for the coronation after 30 years away, and while it was a great trip with lots of fond memories rekindled, I was truly shocked at how crowded London has become. It was extremely stressful to just get from A to B, and the culture feels far more aggressive and neurotic. Lots more loud and “angry” people around. It did feel intimidating. It spilled over into the suburbs and only returned to what I remember as “normal” once I got out into Kent and Surrey. But then there was the traffic.. even in the small villages I felt unsafe crossing the roads due to the massively increased congestion even well outside greater London.
It was even quieter in the 60s and 70s.
Born in 68, growing up in the 70s onwards was a lot different looking world to this. and with less people, less to zero multiculturalism and of course less stabbings, no black history month no LGBT month. Police being police. I personally think people were more laid back and more pleasant and respected each other. I could list so much more. But time back then was better. 🤔 God I miss all that . 😮
So glad I had my London Days in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. I never had the feeling that it was an overcrowded city.
Nope me neither. Born in 68 was never like this
Add the 60s to your years and I'll gladly join you.😎
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there.
@@angr3819
Change the record please. I've seen your comment in 3 posts so far in the space of about 30 seconds.
what needs to change is beleaving are selfs are youth are lost
When I visited London as a tourist about 15 years ago, I happened to buy a drink from a convenience store not far from the London Museum. While standing on the corner outside the store, I watched a mother and young child exit, the boy eager to devour the treat his mother had indulged him. She quickly unwrapped the lolly, handed it to him, then deliberately threw the plastic wrapper on the ground. There were a couple of bins within arm's reach of her, but she was oblivious to them. I had clearly encountered someone who thought they were in a third world slum where the only place for trash was on the ground, and remember feeling extremely indignant that she would show so little respect for the community she was in. Dressed as she was in hijab, she stood out as someone of foreign origin who was completely out of place and yet, despite showing complete contempt for where she was, I have no doubt she was a resident of the area. I just could not comprehend why anyone would willing want to live in a rubbish heap while living in the middle of one of the most historically significant cities of the world. It was just complete and utter contempt.
Oh come on now.......
She was just trying to make it like it is back home......
@@KapitanKremmen Indeed, maybe you're right!
Import the third world, become third world! It ain't rocket science.
As if white British people don't litter the streets; Dunce
This imported worthless parasitical filth sicken me.
Brighton is going exactly the same way. 50,000 uni students, endless fast food delivery scooters clogging up the road, overgrown parks, streets and graffiti....and more😢😢
left in 2016 thank goodness......too many chavs, druggies, poofs, ugly lezzers and scummy foreigners, not forgetting angry looking braided hair, greeny, lefties with badges and combat boots ? DUMP!!
I think it needs more multi-kulti diversity seeing as it is a libturd stronghold.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen is to be learned.
Yes it's a shit hole!
An investigation is required to route out the corrupt men and women in government and local councils, investigating needless public money spending.
Rout
Or root?
The investigation to be organised and overseen by self same people
No Investigation needed to route them out , they are All Corrupt .
The Tories abolished the Audit Commission in 2015, they also did away with restraints on what local government could invest in. While cutting grants by billions..this is why we have the likes of Slough, Thurrock and Birmingham today... many are teetering on bankruptcy...blame George Osborne, Eric Pickles and co. But I'm sure that there's a Nigerian in Southwark that this channel can scapegoat instead.
I have been to japan many years ago and it is an incredible place because of their people. Crime is pretty much non existent there. Never seen a fight, never seen a robbery, never seen a stabbing. I actually think it has the lowest crime rate in the world and it has been like that for the past couple of decades. It is in their “culture” to be productive and contribute to society. They are a remarkable race of people.
Japanese culture and British culture is like chalk and cheese. The gulf states also have a very low crime rate. No drugs..Little alcohol..and definitely no roadmen
Don't forget the homogeneity!
2nd 3nd generation Japanese American exhibit the same traits.
Sadly for them, the Japanese are embarking on a new program to attract immigrants because of their low birth rates and potentially catastrophic demographic collapse. I’ll give Japan’s cities 20 years before they are as dangerous and dirty as a ‘diverse’ European town.
A nuke will do that to a society.
I can tell you one thing: there are definitely 50% more coffee shops and barbers than there were 40 years ago! 🙂
Where they never seem very busy but handle a lot of money.
Yes but you need to have an illegal outlet for the drugs to finance the illegal immigrants
@@angr3819exactly, the same as weapons to Ukraine, money laundering.
@@angr3819spot on observation Sir.
Good morning, Agree Britain is over populated 👍🏽
Only England. Scotland and Wales are empty.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it.
These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different?
This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British.
Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
I was called a racist for pointing this out 3wks ago?...I lived and worked there for 8yrs with my eyes wide open, and I agree with you! I jacked my job in and moved I hated that much, never to return.
As a young man from the North West in the 80's i used to visit London frequently. It was full of life, loads of clubs, things to do and had a huge buzz about it. A lot of Northerners aspired to live there. It was expensive, but there was money to be made there. I never did move there, but continued to visit at least twice a year to see a friend who did make the move. Gradually, year by year you could see the rot set in. Until about 10 years ago my friend moved back up north as he couldn't take it anymore. A beautiful city ruined by outsiders, who live in crap were they're from and bring that philosophy over here. The old London that I loved growing up is sadly now gone :(
Imagine how much worse it is for those of who were born here in the '50's, '60's and 70's.
Forced out of our own city by massive ethnic enrichment.
I lived in London in the late 60's and again in the mid 80's. Pretty much the same city I remember. Visited mates there about 8 years ago I was horrified at the London I encountered Never going near it again... The lovely city I knew is long dead.
My parents were both Londoners born and bred. If they were still alive today, they wouldn’t recognise the place.
"WHY" ??
The British/EU know EXACTLY "Why" !! And the fact I do not need to even print the reasons "why"? tells it all ??
All our problems are just symptoms of Usury.
We got captured.
Went to London last week after 35 years.......absolutely a dump not a white face or genuine Brit seen !!!
Everyone knows why - and everyone pretends they haven't noticed what's happened.
They do know, they just don't want to say it in fear of being called waycist and stuff
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it.
These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different?
This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British.
Usury
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there. Am I right?
As someone that loves London and it's history. I just tend to reminisce about our capital in old films and tv shows from back in the day ! Rather than face the harsh reality of the dump it has now sadly become.
You miss the Victorian slums and 1950s tenements, right?
LOL
I've watched those films here on YT. They are heartbreaking.
👍
@@candy-le4nhmy uncle went to school with no shoes. But he died rich but unhappy at what London had become.
He never looked on his ancestral homeland as just an economic zone open to the World. He wasn't materialistic.
Capitalism and Marxism can never understand this.
Man is far more than an economic unit.
@@candy-le4nh Only because you lived there...
LOL
Good Sunday morning Simon and all . 👍🏴
@@bobwilkins204hi Bob, are you taking your cars out for a drive today?
@bob wilkins
la sigh/spaceman/candy/bacon-bonce
Hello Again bobby boy
And who will you wrongly claim I am today,ya delusional,perverted wrong 'un??
😎👍🏴
@@bobwilkins204I keep telling you Bob , I'm taken for ........ And she don't like sharing . 🏴
@@bobwilkins204 She is very lucky Bob ....... And she knows it . 🏴
@@bobwilkins204I’m sure that if you had a brother Bob your love for him/her/ they would be extremely unnatural are probably illegal?🤡
London, my beautiful homeland is now destroyed.
...and so few seem to care.
I live in Reading,the same is happening here:Block after block of flats being erected to house more immigrants with no extra aminities.Proto-slums from our myopic politicians
I lived in Reading in the 1960s it was a great place back then .
I was born and bred in Reading. I managed to escape 20 years ago, as it was on the decline then. I used to go back and visit family from time to time but the place continued to get steadily worse. Now my parents have passed on and thankfully I have no need ever to set foot near the place, which is fine by me.
I left Reading ten years ago(born and bred in Whitley) . I moved to Bath. Unfortunately it seams the rot has followed me. It's not noticeable at the moment and the locals seam to welcome it. But they will notice a change for the worst in the next five years. GOD HELP THIS ONCE GREAT NATION
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there. Yes? No?
Whats needed most of all is a change of government and mass deportations.
Things will not change under Labour…the two parties are wedded to each other and controlled by WEF. We need to break WEF if we want a change and that is an enormous task. They have infiltrated everything.
All our problems are just symptoms of Usury.
The Austrian Painter Party…..
@man-of-the-world I'm not a political person in any way, but I will lay money on the Tories remaining in power next year. We are supposed to be a democratic country here yet we are all ignored! We were promised and end to the channel migrant problem! And....????
Couldn't agree more trouble is the government is too week so is the Labour Party the country is doomed
People were saying in the 50s/60s that London was the epitome of class, and a city to be proud off., and that the slums of the Victorian era had now passed., (That's because the 50s/60s were the golden era off course) But move forward to 2023, and the Victorian era is back (alive and well) but with a vengeance. Homeless people EVERYWHERE, immigrants ransacking the streets, shops boarded up, and knife-gun crime through the roof. Can't go out after 5pm because of gangs terrorising neighbourhoods The Victorian era now looks tame in comparison to today.
One of my sons lives in Bexley for a while. It became rowdy after school finished.
@@angr3819 Teachers probably handed them their weapons back at the school gates as they left for the day.
You should have paid attention at school...then you would have been able to move out of the ghetto
I love the Japanese approach of teaching schoolchildren how to take responsibility for cleaning and caring for their school. It has to be one of the most clean orderly countries in the world as a result.
The only ethnostate left.......
@@keithcarpenter5254 even that's under threat apparently...
Because of the country's ageing population, there are plans that might be in the pipeline to bring in foreigners to help repopulate the country.
Utter disaster!! 😢
@@keithcarpenter5254there's others still
why shabby, slummy, dangerous and crowded? Because that’s the situation in the countries they left. Probably reminds them of home.
@@hanajinks1044and you don't think that the liberals in the West aren't conditioned too??
Think I've mentioned this before, I was born '56, after more than 10 years on the housing list we were allocated a flat in Central London, quite luxurious, double glazed Central & underfloor heating, a Bathroom 😅😂, then in '99 I moved back to the area and bumped into someone living in these tower blocks, I visited quite shocked at the dilapidated state of the grounds and buildings but most notably there was safety netting at the bottom of the blocks underneath the first floor windows, full of Rubbish of all types, I questioned this..apparently the council had a spate of fires 🔥 in the Rubbish chutes..put down to Friction hmmmm, my new found friend showed me letters from the local authorities, all multi lingual except the one telling people to take Rubbish down in the lifts and place it in the bin..this was only in English 😮, still they did clear the crap up every few Weeks..sad.
Read Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s book Infidel - it explains this perfectly.
@@mogznwaz thanks 😊
@mogznwaz ahh have
seen her interviewed..
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infidel:_My_Life
Oh nice, so aside from the stench of urine in the lifts, they also have the stench of foul rotting liquids dripping out of peoples bin bags in the lifts
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working. Hopefully he can restore it again.
He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
Anyone who's visited Karachi, Lahore, Delhi, Lagos or Nairobi knows that we have a long long way to go before London becomes as bad as an African or Asian or Middle-Eastern city so London must feel like a clean, safe, well-organised place for foreigners.
Ah, but our 'guests' from Karachi, Lahore, Delhi' Lagos, and every other goddamn place in the world, are busy working on making my once beloved home town as shitty as the dumps they came from. Sadly, it is happening. Makes them feel right at home.
Middle Eastern cities? You have not travelled much it seems. Dubai? Abu Dhabi? Dammam? Jeddah? Kuwait? Zero crime, huge FDI, safe friendly neighborhoods and no knifings or drug gangs. As a single female you are safe at any time of night or day. The bloody sun shines, we pay no tax, energy is £10 a month and I fill up my Porsche for £25. Yeah, it's rough all round......
Be under no illusion, we will get there.
@davidjma7226 Just to be clear, I am well aware that certain Middle Eastern cities are clean, and 'safe', if you have no problem with living in societies which have barely changed since medieval times. A mindset which I now see on the streets of London. And yer, safe for women if you are happy being treated as a possession, a second class human, who earns that safety through abiding by laws which are made and enforced by men. Apparently I, as a woman, am expected to choose between being harassed by men from foreign climes, who, still living in the dark ages, regard all western females as easy meat because they live and walk freely around our nation. Or, live according to laws that reduce the status and rights of a women, leaving her to scuttle about our streets covered head to toe. Perhaps you, as a man, have lived happily enough in Middle Eastern lands because your personal freedom and rights were not in question. Personally, I want neither the dirt and squalor of third world nations brought into my country. Nor do I want the medieval mindset, characterised by sexism and religious dogma, imposed on Britain. This country, our ancestors, spent blood, sweat, and tears, building up a nation, a society, which others envy and wish to join. They should not come and seek to destroy it, and we definitely should not allow them to do so. So you carry on living in your, apparently, well off, idyllic, male dominated existence in some part of the Middle East. Good luck to you. But I, who want to remain in my homeland, also expect and demand said homeland stays recognisably British.
So very well said! In alot of these middle eastern countries, females are not allowed out of their houses without a Male guardian, or at the very least permission from their husband father or brother to go out alone! If they are out and deemed "inappropriately dressed", I.e. a stray bit of hair showing, they can be arrested and beaten, called a "whore", yes what fantastic places to be a woman!
Very shabby ......... and very stabby . 😠🏴
I think when Herbie Williams was stabbed after telling off a fellow bus passenger for throwing litter out of a window, that was a pivotal moment for recognising that it wasn't safe to confront total strangers.
Absolute b*stard who did that.
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it.
These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different?
This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British.
Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
Im an American that lived in london, as a student, in the early 90s... ive been back a few times but miss the city i fell in love with, so many years ago.
Not just London. The rest of the country is being covered in tiny chimney-less dwellings.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets.
Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages)
(I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
Maybe the Soviets could build some chimneys at a later date and leave them unconnected from the buildings....🤔
This is how Usury destroys every civilisation
Mr Webb has an extraordinary talent for explanations in plain language that everybody can understand. Could that be the reason why people on the "liberal left" get so worked up about him?
More that the mindset of those on the 'liberal left' cannot tolerate or allow any opinion which does not match theirs and should be silenced by any means possible.
This was a very good video. I just wish Simon had made it before all those ones blaming knife crime in the capital on race without apparently much regard for environmental factors such as he so rightly points out here. Many commentators on this and other videos continually demand this or that group of people be arrested and jailed. Perhaps if any collective does warrant such treatment it is urban planners ever since the war for the unthinking damage they have wrought upon society with their schemes. This is a debate which has been going on, astonishingly, for sixty years, perhaps sparked by the 1961 publication of Jane Jacobs' 'The Death and Life of Great American Cities'.
@@quadrant2012 I agree with all you say. I put "left liberal" in quotation marks because I am uneasy about the term, but I don't know a better one. Maybe "woke brigade" or some such?
He is very eloquent and concise, asking the right questions.
@@quadrant2012 You also have realised that left or right wing it's the same vulture bankers and their royal relatives and politician family members etc in the middle flapping both wings.
Answer: the people.
Being rather generous calling them people aren't you?
The Government have imported a 3rd world country it is so dirty places I use to shop I cannot stand anymore, the food these people eat smells disgusting open shops aii food on display I can't walk pass them, we haven't integrated the 3rd world has taken over, Thank you traitors for distroying this once great country that so many gave so much for.
There’s never been an area in a western country where they become the majority and it actually becomes a better and more attractive place to live
Where I'm living, in greater London, there are plans to build monstrosity high rises for 10k people, without much change in local amenities like doctors, hospitals, transport, schools, parklands etc. Plus there's also a plan to replace the local bus garage (one of Londons largest) with an underground one below these buildings. The construction work for all this is forecasted to last 10 years. It's going to be one massive clusterf*ck. The locals are enraged about this. The council are trying to push this through with the developers.
Desperado: and it's no wonder ... they defo have a nice big back pocket, letting all those plans go through ... 🙄🙄🙄☹
These people will destroy the new buildings and the taxpayer will pick up the cheque
It’s not just London. The council are putting up masses of buildings with no infrastructure all over the inner city of Leeds. The roads are rammed god knows how they are going to get all these extra cars on the main roads when they finish all these new places. Also there will be no extra doctors, dentists and other.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like......a lessen to be learned there.
Brown envelopes he he. Fill ya boots councilman
I was in Regents park a few months back and found I could cope with the mental strain of being in London in there. A pocket of escapism from the chaos. It was a Sunday mind
I don't like London like that too
People like this gentleman have lived life and seen how London and other areas have given the people for Britain a much lower quality of life these days
Huge numbers of different cultured people have been allowed to come here and like he knows and all the older people know that living with your own cultured people leads to a better quality of life.
The different governments have created all the problems that we have today ,by allowing huge numbers of people here who are on a different wavelength than us
Things will only get much worse as more and more of these people are allowed to enter Britain and Europe,THINGS ARE BAD NOW ,BUT THERE NOTHING TO THE TROUBLES THAT AWAIT US AS MORE AND MORE ENTER ,
THESE TROUBLES NEED NEVER OF HAPPENED THEY ARE SELF INFLICTED BY IMPORTING TROUBLE HERE
There's a 1000% more stabbings.
Interesting that you should make the comparison between London in the eighties and early nineties; what happened in 1997? The Tony Blair administration took power and started what in my opinion was the planned long term destruction of what was known as the United Kingdom and Britain. He’s also back on the scene advising the Labour Party and has bought a house just down the road from Chequers (convenient). I reckon he’s worried that his project is coming off the rails and wants to get it back on track again.
Well said.
He wanted to rub the right's noses in diversity. He certainly achieved that. The trouble is, he's wrecked the country doing it.
Absolutely right 👍 Blair is a traitor 😡
He's a small hat
Make sense yet?
I thought he was Catholic.
Uncanny, I was having this EXACT conversation with a friend yesterday afternoon, standing near Walthamstow Central. Surrounded by unimagined multicoloured hoardes of people and families at the tail end of the busy market day, in the shadow of two new looming giants that are 32 storey tower blocks, going up so fast its shocking. These will add yet another 1000 people to the already overcrowded morning tube crush, and if Walthamstow hasn't already been ruined by massive rates of migrant influx in the space of years, these two eyesores will be the last straw. If these stupid councils start resorting to building tower blocks to accommodate its population, you KNOW that they're either greedy and/or incompetent mismanagers of the limited resource.
Sounds Very similar to what is happening in Lewisham. Ghastly , my sister laughs when I am speaking to her on the phone saying I am walking down the United nations high street. But it's not very funny standing at a bus stop being the only white person amongst 80 people.
It's not necessarily the mix, it's the sheer numbers that's astonishing and the mini cities that have risen in Walthamstow, Black Horse Road, Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters. I defy anyone who hasn't been to these places in recent years to not be gobsmacked.
Excellent recent book "Their Terrifying Plan". Not large nor expensive but more researched facts and references in it than I have ever read in just over 160 pages. I don't suppose it will be possible to buy it before long. They keep hacking his websites and this time his over 300 videos are gone along with transcripts and more, and links on the pages aren't all working.
He is unmentionable on most search engines but can be found.
Where's the land to build 1,000s of houses in London, for the 1000s of new arrivals constantly arriving
I live in the borough and what was a sports area sandwiched between Ruckholt Rd and Church Road in Leyton is block after block of high rise. Same around James St in Walthamstow with some upmarket high quality 'villages'.@@saiello2061
This cheered me up , hope all of our newly arrived guests live in a tower block
I hope they go back home.
We do still have so many poor rough sleepers who'd be grateful even for the chance of their own home (even if it's in a tower block ☹️)
Whilst tragic, it told a very interesting story.@@wulfhere83
@@wulfhere83absolutely
@@wulfhere83 ha, the occupants of Grenfell had no link whatsoever to the names on the "rent book".
Let’s hope the insulation on the facade is cheap like the stuff Galliard homes used
9.5 million,try 13 million,increasing the population per square mile will never end well.
Personally I would attribute the "slummy" to the particular people that have arrived to the place.
Just go to any other big town or city where they've formed enclaves and gather together in neighbourhoods. You will find those areas have also become "slummy".
huge change of culture, turning it back into where they came from
@bobtudbury8505They apparently come here for a "better life" but soon abuse us by turning it to a slum.
it is the way of take , do not contribute and when it's all gone , sit cross legged around a campfire spiting pips into the fire ! @@jeannemillsom9300
Sad to say, it’s all over for England, there’s no way back……but didn’t think or believe that the English would surrender so easily…..and without a fight!
Distracted and dumbed down by “Bread & Circuses” , ie soaps , social media , footy , cheap junk food . Same old story as thousands of years ago . “Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it”
@@bobmathews9072 How original
I remember back in 1985 going with my schoolmates to the Tate and then five of us getting lost in London on a walkabout the city. Great day out and a fond memory but I do remember the city wasn't overtly crowded. Fast forward my last time in the city - three years ago and the crowds were huge, just about everywhere. There was no major event going on, just huge numbers of people - plus nervous looking cops holding their submachine guns near the palace. A very different and not friendly vibe. I haven't been back
The main problem with the sewerage system is the fact that water supply and sewage was privatised and has not been properly funded. The water companies' priority is to keep their shareholders happy, not to stop sewage flowing down our rivers and into the sea...
Or maybe an Island this size cannot offer a modern existence to an infinite number of people. We can build houses till the cows come home but where will the reservoirs, power stations etc go. Where will the natural resources like water come from to keep up with demand.
I don’t live in london but there’s a nice new private block of flats at the end of my street, yesterday I seen about 15 Africans moving in with there suitcases& I thought to myself it must be getting paid for em,I don’t understand wtf is happening here anymore
@rogerdoger3347 In _droves_ ! lol
@rogerdoger3347 Don't apologise. Amusement is hard to come by when discussing this topic.
Isn't the Government doing a fantastic job!
Of destroying us, and everything our ancestors fought for and built, yes, indeed.
Spiffing
It's captured by Usury
The object is to create (15 minute) mega cities as part of the agenda 2030 / 2050 programme. The lie of climate change is being used to facilitate that goal by forcing people to use less resources (no private cars, flights or gas) so the population can be massively expanded via immigration. Reducing resource per head of population is necessary, else they'll be forced to invest huge sums into infrastructure which can be avoided by cramming people into ever smaller spaces and reducing consumption of power, water and food. Those plans are all in the public domain, people just need to read them to see where we are heading and it doesn't matter if you vote Labour or Conservative because both are signed up to this agenda. The Energy Bill (now law) will eventually be used to force people to move from the sticks into mega cities by making their inadequately insulated homes uneconomic to live in - £15,000 fines for failure to meet green targets.
All our problems are just symptoms of Usury.
And they also want all your fridges, washing machines, dishwashers, etc, etc, to be "smart" devices so they can turn them off remotely: "the energy smart function in any energy smart appliance is capable of operating in response to load control signals from any person carrying out load control". Just like they do in China if you say anything against the government. And yet if you tell people they don't want to know.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there.
Pack 'em and stack 'em, close your eyes and wait for the rot to set in.
The type of people is pretty appalling, as well.
tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries. You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets.
Tower blocks in a democratic nation are a direct result of greed. On the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses, you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages)
(I wonder why the communists prefer them? Maybe its easier to keep watch on fellow comrades to write weekly reports on them)
In the early 80's I was working on a listed building at the back of the London Hospital in Whitechapel . Driving around London in those days was a pleasure . Our local pub was 'The Grave Maurice' of Kray Twins fame . 🏴
Makes you wonder why they locked them up for so long right?
@@nojabhere Yes ..... They knew unsavoury things about politicians . 🏴
@@johnbowkett80 They were an alternative government , that's the worse crime ever.
Re-watching the 1976 movie 'Marathon Man'. In the movie a character expresses the desire to visit London and Sir Lawrence Olivier's character tells him 'he better visit soon while it is still there'. Forty-seven years ago that seemed an innocuous line. Not so innocuous now.
Two Words Tony Blair
Allowing the third would to settle there and drive the indigenous out is what did it.
These people really are the dregs of humanity, they've trashed their own countries so why would they treat ours any different?
This is greatly sped up when a non indigenous and truly hateful person like Sadiq Khan becomes mayor or London and his goal is to hurt the British.
Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
And kahn
@@angelaeastwood3938 Tony Blair started the fire in the name of greed but Sadiq Khan has fed the fire and finished what he started, his dislike of the British is no secret.
@@angelaeastwood3938 you are right, and we could go on as well you know👌
If the architects themselves refuse to live in the blocks of flats that they've designed, then that should be a huge red flag!
(And I'm referring to *qualified* architects, not "prospective" architects, if you know what I mean)
Developer's returns & greed over design & creativity combined with ill advised townplanning & densification policies also help to muck up previously working & scaled precincts.
@@fredperry523 I imagine that if a London borough council today were consulted about new development proposals, they'd more easily get the green light.
Particularly, if it involves inviting people over from certain parts of the third world.
Possibly for the same reason that planning permission is so easily given for certain - *ugly* - and inappropriate construction projects.
@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 Agree - and if you want to add on a sun room to your house you have to jump through hoops and 1-2 years of heritage consultants and professional fees in order that the character of the area is not compromised !
Diversity mate, look at films from the 30's to 60's !
Two reasons 1) Socialist rule 2) Uncontrolled immigration.
One reason: 1. Satanic Inversion.
The Tories have been in power for most of the time - so give it a rest.
@@ChickpeatheTortie
You don't think the Tories are socialist?
You need to wake up .
@@davidbarlow350😂 socialist Tories!🤣
@@michaelb2388
Tell me that the Online Safety Bill isn't a piece of Marxist control.
tell me ,pointless lockdowns weren't straight out of the Chinese playbook.
Tell me ever higher taxation and monitoring of the population isn't Marxist.
How do you feel knowing you're being spied on by your government?
Sad thing is,i doubt you even realise and are stupid enough to believe the propaganda fed to you.
I expect you even think taking our orders from the Marxist WEF and UN is quite normal.
People that identify with the traditions, history and culture of the area they inhabit generally tend to take pride in their surroundings. People plonked into the middle of what to all intents and purposes is an alien culture don’t.
it's the breed: Japanese or certain classes of Indians, Swiss, Scandinavians would actively work to enhance the area
There’s been an influx from Hong Kong noted by locals a few miles away from me,.
People have said they have one thing in common who have located to their neighbourhoods. They all work, are pleasant and polite when greeting, their houses and gardens are kept clean and immaculate, they’re not a nuisance or noisy and have just blended and mingled in.
same with most Asians it would seem@@witlesswonderthe2nd883
No they just brought their habits here and carried on because there was no expectation that they don’t.
Sometimes the elderly used to retire to the country or the coast but those working usually remained in their cities and towns for work, or at least the increased possibility of work at a not too bad salary.
The problem begun in earnest when those of working age started to allow themselves to be pushed into leaving. They left gaps which were of course soon filled.
Decades ago I knew a blind man whose wife had sadly passed away. He has two young sons. They lived in quite long street, Fallsbrook Road, Streatham Hill. Over time they became the only white family there. Those of other colours would knock on the door and ask if he would sell them his house so they could live near to family members. He always refused. For one thing, his dear late wife's ashes were under a rose bush in the front garden, always waiting for him to return home after work (until he lost his job. Very difficult for a blind person to find work, probably more so then). For another thing, he believed in "keeping a presence" and not creating a gap for others to fill. As he pointed out, possession is nine tenths of the law. He lived there until he passed away a few years ago.
I daresay that if he hadn't been blind and hadn't had two strong, fit sons when they became adults (one in the army), he would have been beaten up.
The main part of the fight is to KEEP OUR PRESENCE.
When people keep running they find themselves backed into a corner, with those they want to avoid moving in ever closer until.....
Always hold the fort. It is YOUR castle.
A certain peoples seem to advertise their properties for sale or to let less. Finding a suitable buyer or tenant might to longer, but they put word around amongst their own to avoid selling to peoples they don't like. A lessen to be learned there, no?
*There's this movie I watched many times called **_The World of Henry Orient_** with Peter Sellers. The beginning of the movie shows scenes of New York City as it used to be. Orderly, pleasant, safe. The scenes filmed in Central Park are reminiscent of those days also, in the 60s. I use to like riding my bike into NYC from Brooklyn on a quiet Sunday. Very little traffic and it was just peaceful riding around.*
*Today, however, you wouldn't believe New York City was once a very nice, gently bustling city, a city that people enjoyed visiting.*
When I moved there in 1979, it was still a fairly pleasant place. By the time I left in 2000, it had gone downhill a lot.
It makes me cry!
My Heart yearns to only have those days back!
The tower blocks were just in imitation of Soviet era buildings.
Yep. tower block are an invention of the communists. Its a lowest way of life. minimal windows and all you see outside the window is a wall of another tower block. China is full of these by the way and many other soviet countries.
You can still see the tower blocks in east Germany and east berlin, because of the soviets.
Tower blocks are a direct result of greed. on the same land you can make more money. Instead of selling a couple of houses you can sell 50-100 houses. (they shouldn't even be called houses, more like cramped cages)
Aside the population issue I would say our civil service is an issue. Paying for a bloated public sector is slowly strangling us. It seems we work to serve them not the other way round.
if people do not value what they have, they will lose it. the sad thing is that no one seems to care either way. strange, really.
Thats because 'they' have no 'roots' in the place so they have no reason to take care of it.
I think the indigenous people care but the authorities are too busy placating the ' new arrivals ' at the expense of our cultural heritage, funding is diverted for diversity vanity projects, minorities appointed to run our historical institutions, the end result is neglect and eventual erasure of our culture.
@@rogerwoodhouse7945 And when we do we are called racist when it is patriotism? Why wouldn't we moan about the place being turned in to a shit hole? The words have become combined and should not have.
This is the normal process of a society captured by Usury.
Try and understand Usury.
I fled london in 2015 after 34 plus years ,it was like living in a termites nest,ghastly!!.
I had the foresight to see where this was going and moved out in 1989 best move I ever made.
Best city in the world when i grew up there , never go there anymore , people make places , more than buildings do.
There's an unpleasant, ungrateful underclass that want to take everything and give nothing back.
DIVERSITY IS OUR STENCH 😞
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Tower blocks work OK in cities like Tokyo.
Perhaps it's the people in them who make them good or bad.
Enoch didn't have to mention, that there'd be more crap, more crime and more grumpy faces in our streets but he did try to warn us.
...and look where it got him. If that's how we treat politicians of integrity who put principles before their careers maybe we deserve the sorry specimens who rule over us today.
Yes, he warned us although his time scale was out.
Politicians wanted immigration and the voters responded by voting for them.
Bill-B.N.P.
Same goes for Paris, New York, etc.
And it's not so much a matter of over-crowding as abysmal mis-management.
9 million people on the books and 3 million illegal immigrants living in London. Let’s not kid ourselves!
The legal and illegals are both the problem, the descendants just make the situation worse
Don't forget, once 1 arrives and is accepted, so follow his/her family members.
Better vote Reform then... then you can have a Dictatorship..Although the present administration is practically one already...
@@twlufc And all entitled to free NHS., free education, free housing and the rest , even free interpreters
Which is why they were never quite sure how many were in, or escaped from, Grenfell Tower...
Had to travel by train from Havant to Waterloo recently for a funeral in Essex. ( £ 56 !) As you go through Clapham Junction towards Waterloo you notice that the tower blocks are all on your left side, leaving the other side unchanged. Odd that.
My Dad was a Cockney, born in Whitechapel in 1915 and died in 1986 -- he 'd get a shock if he came back today.
For the same reason the rest of the country seems so crowded, shabby and slummy.
and it rains a lot now
Talking of drains..Not forgetting all the Takeaways and Kebab shops, all that Oil and Grease going into them 🙁
Just wait until it descends to the San Francisco level of standards. We used to enjoy visiting London and doing a bit of shopping in Oxford street. Sadly Oxford Street is full of tat and candy kiosks these days, hmm, I wonder why. Still not to worry eh, we can squeeze a few more in.
The local authorities should stop picking up litter for one month which will show the squalor we create expecting other people to tidy up.
Unfortunately here in Gateshead, we are a totally litter shrewn mess. Most of the culprits are White. Ethnics are pouring in to, and they don't care either. When I was at school we had.... "keep your country clean" drummed into us. My dear mum also brought us up to be clean and tidy and never litter. God knows what they teach our kids at school now? Plus the Parents don't discipline their kids. They know no better. We have a large White trash element in Gateshead now I'm sad to say. Heroin addiction is widespread too. You see them all over the town centre.
It was horrendous in days when bins were left uncollected due to strikes in the seventies. Rats and stink plus the problem with burials no less. Today would be worse.
I agree with nearly all of that you say, but there are plenty of places in the world where people live peacefully and happily in tower blocks. There simply isn't room for everyone to have a nice little house. The problem is not the blocks themselves, but the uncivilised people we imported that live in them.
Thank you.
I said something similar in a previous post.