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10. We don’t need this, never wanted it …
… never voted for any of it.
9. The British conundrum
Such good people, these, being played so badly by unprincipled pollies.
8. For how much longer?
Bad players there, all over the place, demonrats and RINOs … there’s so much pain coming up as things slowly become better. Over here, the scenario seems to be Reform getting in, Farage puts in a couple of months, hands over to Yusuf.
7. Vox on New Delhi
Now the transformation of Silicon Valley into New Delhi Northwest suddenly makes a lot more sense.
10. We don’t need this, never wanted it – you go on to say we ‘never voted for it’, James. They’ll say we did; because we elect them, so somehow it’s our fault and that’s the price you pay for living in a democracy. The political class will always find a way put the blame on something other than themselves. In their world bad government is the fault of the people: you pays your money and takes your choice. I’m generalising over the horrors of mass immigration from Third World countries, that’s been forced on us by this tiny but extraordinarily powerful group of people that hate us. We fought two world wars for this? Words fail.
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JH: Words fail indeed, Steve.
9. The British conundrum – is, out of 48,208,743 registered voters, one year ago today the Labour Party were elected into office on a total of 9,708,716 votes. Furthermore they get to practice their socialism on us with just a third of the vote share. What matters most is the 44,000+ dinghy illegals they’ve ferried into Dover since then. The cost is enormous and some of our womenfolk will be raped by them – the ‘workers’ party’ are fully aware there will be sexual predators amongst these military-aged males; who’ve dumped their ID’s in the English Channel. Don’t vote for people that hate you.