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Aug 2nd, 2013 at 8:22pm
 
Some views here.

In political terms, Britain is now little more than a toilet.

Only just recently the current Tory government banned a visit from the US of Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller, proving that the UK is now all about censorship, and limiting free speech if it doesn't agree with the ideology of political correctness.

But meanwhile, the immigration of people with medieval Islamic values continues unabated by the hundreds each year.

It's taking an awfully long time for the native Britisher to do something about his homeland being quietly stolen away from him through the tactic of indiscriminate mass-immigration and the installation of vilification laws.   


 
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Reply #1 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 9:44am
 
Is it true they are trying to censor conspiracy theories on the internet over there?
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Reply #2 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 10:56am
 
Postmodern Trendoid wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 9:44am:
Is it true they are trying to censor conspiracy theories on the internet over there?


I haven't checked. I know the UN has been pushing for internet censorship of forum boards etc where 'racism' is freely expressed.


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Reply #3 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 10:58am
 
An English student told me the other day that they're pushing for conspiracy theories to be censored over there.
There mus be an element of truth to some of them if they're that worried about them.
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Reply #4 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 11:03am
 
Postmodern Trendoid wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 10:58am:
An English student told me the other day that they're pushing for conspiracy theories to be censored over there.
There mus be an element of truth to some of them if they're that worried about them.


It's probably the Muslims and their apologists saying that 9/11 was a Jewish military mission.

No conspiracy theory should ever be censored.
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Reply #5 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 11:10am
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 10:56am:
Postmodern Trendoid wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 9:44am:
Is it true they are trying to censor conspiracy theories on the internet over there?


I haven't checked. I know the UN has been pushing for internet censorship of forum boards etc where 'racism' is freely expressed.





My understanding is that the move was aimed to curb criticism of Jihad violence by, you know who.


Google;
un urged to ban criticism of islam

Google;
muslim nations urge ban on defamation of religion


Of course this ban [if it was ever adopted] would apply to internet sites.


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Reply #6 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 11:33am
 
Banning analysis ('criticism') of a religion or political ideology is the mark of a dictatorship.

The UN's ultimate long-term goal is World Peace and the elimination of World Hunger and Sickness through the dictatorial control of a single World Government.

George Orwell warned us about this.

It's all about International Socialism-by-stealth.

The mass-immigration of disparate races, cultures and religions into the West was the first step in the direction of having a no-borders world where we all walk in lock-step with one another as World Citizens with no loyalty to any single country.

So far, since the end of WW2 the UN's agenda has been brilliantly successful ~ aided and abetted by the leadership of the West's individual nations.

It has been the biggest and most successful conspiracy of all time.
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Reply #7 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 4:31pm
 
The UK's experience has been the result of importing large numbers of cheap, migrant workers in the 1960s and then when the UK's economy fell into disrepair, blaming them for their circumstance.

What is interesting, every person I know from the UK and correspond with, tells a completely different story of how migrants in the UK and the ethnic English get along OK, 99% of the time.

Which is pretty good for most societies.  No one will get along 100% of the time.  Even before mass migration to the UK in the 1960s onwards, the British used to engage in their little bit of civil disorder upon occasion, now didn't they, Herbie?   Or are you overlooking that, as per usual?
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Reply #8 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 4:41pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 4:31pm:
The UK's experience has been the result of importing large numbers of cheap, migrant workers in the 1960s and then when the UK's economy fell into disrepair, blaming them for their circumstance.

What is interesting, every person I know from the UK and correspond with, tells a completely different story of how migrants in the UK and the ethnic English get along OK, 99% of the time.


Absolute nonsense. I once posted up the article where a UK poll showed that the dinki di Brits keep to themselves and don't mix with the migrants and their offspring.

I still can't get into D&R. It rejects me every time.

We like to stick with our own
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Reply #9 - Aug 3rd, 2013 at 5:19pm
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 4:41pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 4:31pm:
The UK's experience has been the result of importing large numbers of cheap, migrant workers in the 1960s and then when the UK's economy fell into disrepair, blaming them for their circumstance.

What is interesting, every person I know from the UK and correspond with, tells a completely different story of how migrants in the UK and the ethnic English get along OK, 99% of the time.


Absolute nonsense. I once posted up the article where a UK poll showed that the dinki di Brits keep to themselves and don't mix with the migrants and their offspring.

I still can't get into D&R. It rejects me every time.

We like to stick with our own



*SIGH*, lies, damned lies and statistics, Herbie.  You forget, I used to work in statistics and public opinion polling.  You've also failed to read the article, it makes the point that tensions come and go, as groups become integrated.  Integration is a two-way street, Herbie.  Something you hate the idea of.

BTW, 的時候,你是高尚的人,從中國成為澳大利亞社會與集成?
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Reply #10 - Sep 2nd, 2013 at 12:35pm
 
I the old Chinese immigrant is still trying to pull the drawbridge up after he got inside the walls!   Cheesy Cheesy Wink Cheesy Wink Cheesy
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Reply #11 - Sep 2nd, 2013 at 12:46pm
 
The all white ruling elite in places like the UK and here want everybody else in their societies to be a boiling mass of disorder. Division is easy to govern. This same division is going to bite them on the bum and they don't even know it yet. I'm for my family now. Country means very little to me. I also doubt that aussies will blindly join the army like they once did in big numbers. I doubt the brits will too. We'd go off and fight and the muslims would sit at home barracking for the enemy. You take race out as a motivation for being patriotic and there is no other reason.
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Reply #12 - Sep 2nd, 2013 at 2:32pm
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 11:03am:
It's probably the Muslims and their apologists saying that 9/11 was a Jewish military mission.

No conspiracy theory should ever be censored.


Who really knows what's going on in the UK. Cool You've got so many security cameras there, I wouldn't be surprised if you had right-wing conspiracy theories floating around -- that this is how the government is going to take away your privacy and take control of people's lives. Fear of terrorism leads to a police state, leading to a decline in democratic values, privacy and freedom.

Maybe it's a bit of both. Cheesy Maybe this is what those Illuminati conspiracy theories are about: destabilisation of the UK and other Western nations. You've got both a left-wing and right-wing conspiracy going on at the same time. It's like two winds travelling in opposite directions, colliding and creating a hurricane/cyclone. The left-wing conspiracy is where more immigrants come in, leading to racial/ethnic tensions and distrust between people. The right-wing conspiracy is where fear of more terrorism leads to the installation of more security cameras, more spying on the common people, invasion of privacy by the government, internet and media censorship and less freedom.

Gog and Magog, chaos and turmoil, that's what all those biblical prophecies are about. Sad

Lord Herbert wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 11:33am:
Banning analysis ('criticism') of a religion or political ideology is the mark of a dictatorship.

The UN's ultimate long-term goal is World Peace and the elimination of World Hunger and Sickness through the dictatorial control of a single World Government.

George Orwell warned us about this.

It's all about International Socialism-by-stealth.


Actually I think the enemy is a two-headed, not a one-headed beast.

The truth is, I don't think we're heading toward world peace. I think we're heading toward a world war. The major powers of this era continue to upgrade their military hardware -- the US/UK/Europe, Russia, China, Pakistan, India, etc. Not only is the Cold War between the U.S. and the Cold War bloc not over, it has been renewed. Russia has simply been replaced by China.

We are not moving toward world peace. It simply appears to some that we are. Do you think Russia, China, Pakistan and Iran would welcome the West in open arms? Will the whole world come together in one big hug? I doubt it. Do you see what China is doing in the South China Sea?

Just before WW2 a hot topic for many people was who had or was making the most powerful battleships. Was it Britain? Was it Japan, the U.S. or Germany? Now the topic is who's making aircraft carriers, stealth fighters, cruise missiles and anti-satellite weapons. You see, a world war was always a possibility.

Armageddon was always on the horizon. Shaun of the Dead was just a film. This is the real thing. Cool

Will the God of Abraham finally reveal himself and put a stop to all this? That is the question.

Lord Herbert wrote on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 11:33am:
The mass-immigration of disparate races, cultures and religions into the West was the first step in the direction of having a no-borders world where we all walk in lock-step with one another as World Citizens with no loyalty to any single country.

So far, since the end of WW2 the UN's agenda has been brilliantly successful ~ aided and abetted by the leadership of the West's individual nations.

It has been the biggest and most successful conspiracy of all time.


The whole point of this "conspiracy" is to create conflict, not peace. That's why it's a two-headed beast. Have you ever tried to make enemies by making friends? Have you ever tried to create racism by eliminating it? Cool
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Reply #13 - Sep 2nd, 2013 at 3:54pm
 
Ah so! Mnemonic. Nice post but you got one thing wrong.

There is no 'rightwing' in Britain who's been installing the cameras.

The ubiquitous cameras are straight out of George Orwell's '1984'.

The more Leftwing ~ the more fascist becomes the laws that restrict personal freedom.

Incidentally, I'm a huge supporter of those cameras. They weren't needed before the Negroes and Muslims arrived, but ...

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Reply #14 - Sep 3rd, 2013 at 12:17am
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Sep 2nd, 2013 at 3:54pm:
Ah so! Mnemonic. Nice post but you got one thing wrong.

There is no 'rightwing' in Britain who's been installing the cameras.

The ubiquitous cameras are straight out of George Orwell's '1984'.


No, no, I don't think I got anything wrong there. What use would left-wingers have for these security cameras? Left-wingers want to be nice to everyone. They aren't interested in catching people doing the wrong thing. They think everyone is a good guy and we should trust everyone.

It's more likely that it's the right-wingers who are installing the security cameras. They believe human beings are inherently evil and put the cameras out there to catch the law-breakers. Someone will eventually break the law and get caught and the more cameras the better. Cool

Lord Herbert wrote on Sep 2nd, 2013 at 3:54pm:
The more Leftwing ~ the more fascist becomes the laws that restrict personal freedom.

Incidentally, I'm a huge supporter of those cameras. They weren't needed before the Negroes and Muslims arrived, but ...


Aha! Gotcha! You believe someone is evil and want to catch them breaking the law, a classic case of right-wing thinking. Left-wingers believe that humans are inherently good. Right-wingers believe that humans are inherently evil. Negroes and Muslims are evil and you want to catch them red-handed.

Now, let's look at the big picture. You have the "left-wingers" allowing the "undesirable immigrants" to enter your country and acquire citizenship. You then have the "right-wingers" saying that there's a flood of "bad people" coming into your country.

Who knows? Maybe ........ just maybe .......... these left-wingers and right-wingers were working together to create a society where people didn't feel safe, creating fear in the community, leading to the perception that society was under siege, there is an enemy to fight, someone to demonise, vilify and condemn, etc. The same group of people are starting a fire so they can claim credit for putting it out. Cheesy

Now if this was indeed true (and I am not saying it is, I won't even claim to be serious here Cool), then something truly evil is going on. Cool

Then again, maybe it's just people naively trying to solve unsolvable problems.

Consider what happened after 9/11, the thing that inspired people to install more cameras for security reasons. It led to tougher anti-terror laws. The left-wingers were asking for more tolerance, more trust, more love and peace. The right-wingers were creating fear. You could call both of them forms of "disaster activism." It's the idea that a society faces a problem and we need to do something about it.

There is however an alternative: do nothing. Don't protect the people against terrorists. Don't call for more trust, tolerance, love and peace. Accept that death, hatred, racism, bigotry and violence are a fact of life and that civilisation can never completely protect us from everything bad that can happen in this world.

Modern civilisation loves inventing problems to solve. Cheesy
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