Civil War: expression mentioned ever more often, apparently related to social instability and economic uncertainty

In the everyday language of political discussion, the words "Civil War" appear ever more frequently. What would be the tipping point, the trigger, for such an event? Discontent and grudges are the way up for a wide range of reasons. People do not need to be on the same wavelenght to get involved in marches and demostrations. In fact, when you ask those in attendance what led them to participate you can get different answers.

The common link is anger about something. Marches and Demonstrations are therefore an opportunity to vent anger, discomfort, frustration, et cetera, and everything comes as a package.There might be other factors involved and this includes emotional issues. Some people who face isolation in their private lives are desperately looking for meaning, a cause that will make them feel better about themselves. In societies in which people increasingly live alone and often deprived of human contact, it is not unthinkable that somebody might join a certain group of people merely not to feel isolated, cut off, abandoned.

Birthrates are falling and this might happen for a vast number of reasons. Inability to have meaninful social interactions can be one of them. Some say that ordinary people are increasingly having better relationships with electronic devices than with other human beings. Are we becoming dehumanised? When even creativity is being left in the hands of software programmers (Artificial Intelligence), it comes as no surprise that social functions are being distorted.

In the past, there have been Civil Wars, but I assume that everybody involved or affected by Civil War had an understanding of the reasons why. Today, many things will happen in the open and many other things will happen even subliminally. Many people will be acting, driven by motivations that they might not even be aware of. 

Gaza Stripped: The expansionist Jewish State of Israel and the consequences

Gaza stripped: the Expansionist Jewish State of Israel 

Not a day goes by without yet another massacre. Not a day goes by without more violence. The repercussions of what is happening in Palestine are now spreading worldwide.

In Britain, of all places, the country is being shaken and the inaction of those supposed to take action is generating an environment in which the struggle will take over the streets. If there is bloodshed in the streets then we must prepare ourselves for widespred civil unrest.

The Road to Hell: If demonization does not stop, the only way leads to hell on Earth

The Road to Hell: If demonization does not stop, the only way lead to hell on Earth

It is impossible to watch and listen to mass media without listening to demonization messages. Every single minute is being used to exploit stereotypes, to build barriers and to promote violence. How long can this continue before there is disaster of major consequences?

Nowadays it is also impossible not to detect an agenda. Hatred messages are being spread openly and directly, without the faintest attempt to sound impartial or balanced.

Such messages are not about 'love thy neighbour'. They are about hate your neighbour, discriminate against your neighbour, harass you neighbour, blame your neighbour for everything that is going wrong and ultimately about expel your neighbour or kill your neighbour. It is absolutely disgraceful and what is most disgraceful of all is that educated people are the ones promoting such messages.

The real world is run with guns, not rights

The real world is run with guns. You are either a dove or a hawk.

Darwin's survival of the fittest is the primal rule. If you are weak, you will have no rights. You will be controlled by others, dispossessed, abused, even exterminated if suits the purposes of the powerful. 

The United States of America does not invest billions of Dollars, even trillions of Dollars in guns for no reason. They know that Adolf Hitler was right. If you are weak, you lose. When Germany ran out of energy to fight, Germany lost. 

For generations now, internal forces have been weakening the Western World. Men with painted nails pretending to be women and children indoctrinated in schools are just the tip of the iceberg. If you want to know what is wrong in the USA, go to California. The once wealthy state is now riddled with drugs and homosexuality and crime. With such weakening forces at work, it is only a matter of time when the whole edifice crumbles. Countries can be weakened from within. They call it 'Progressive Thinking'. 

 

Migration: when full means full violence erupts

An unresponsive political system that seems oblivious to the damage illegal migration is causing or is actually encouraging it leads to people taking matters into their own hands. 

There is not enough hotels, military bases and barges to accommodate a very disruptive illegal migration that is destroying local communities by taking away whatever they have got including personal safety.

Instead of preventing illegal migration and instead of protecting national borders, the Royal Navy is supporting illegal migration.

Instead of pushing illegal migrants back to where they are coming from, Britain is actually investing millions of Pound every single day aiding trafficking gangs by allowing illegal migrants to enter the country.

Marine Le Pen speaks about the nightmare in France

Marine Le Pen speaks after the recent events in France costing more than one billion Euros of public and private property damaged and looted that caused the death of public officials with widespread violence across the capital city and across France. 

 

European Union could re-start war in Northern Ireland: Rishi Sunak hanging from a thread

European Union is bent on destroying the United Kingdom, but the nearest chapters could be very bloody. Forcing Rishi Sunak to accept unacceptable terms, EU could trigger a new conflict in Northern Ireland that could spread and affect community relations motivating attacks against Asians if such deal is seen as the actual partition of the United Kingdom and there are precedents. Prime Minister Theresa May was very quickly given her marching orders and there were no other repercussions apart from the end of her political aspirations. In Rish Sunak's case the situation is a lot worse. If anger grows against an Asian Prime Minister classified as a traitor, things could become extremely ugly. This is one of the reasons why Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is being very cautious. He knows that Boris Johnson and Liz Truss are not the worst that could happen to him and his family and countless of other families across the United Kingdom.

Many politicians, including some in the European Union, have claimed that they want to protect the Good Friday Agreement and Peace in Northern Ireland, but paradoxically they are doing their worst to destroy the Good Friday Agreement and Peace in Northern Ireland. The Northern Ireland Assembly has been paralized not once, but several times forcing the Westminster Parliament to impose some kind of direct rule. If a deal means the end of power sharing then the Good Friday Agreement will be dead and violent confrontation will flare up with little to prevent it. Because of the ethnicity of the Prime Minister, there is the certain danger that things could spread like wildfire across the entire United Kingdom.

What happens in Northern Ireland is being closely followed by external operators, and especially at a time when NATO is bent on making things worse in Europe.

If somebody is to be blamed, politicians in Westminster are the ones to blame for lamentable events regarding migration

 

If somebody is to be blamed, politicians in Westminster are the ones to blame for lamentable events regarding migration

The Labour Party and others blamed 'Far Right Demonstrators'. Undoubtedly, peaceful demonstrations can be highjacked by violent individuals, but the fact remains that it was for starters a peaceful demonstration in which ordinary law abiding people tried to express their anger and their frustration when their local communities are flooded with total disregard for public views. Suddenly, local inhabitants see their towns and cities overrun and their economic prospects and peaceful coexistence ruined. They talk about it, but Westminster politicians don't seem interested. They hear that their local authorities are running out of money, cutting down services and having to increase taxes that come out of depleted pockets. They ask their local representatives and their national representatives to speak for them, to actually represent their views, and they are not just blatantly ignored. They are insulted. The vast majority of those taking part in the demonstrations were not Far Right Extremists. They were ordinary people who are suffering and have no voice because those they elect to represent them are not interested in representing their views.

Homelessness amongst the local inhabitants has not decreased. In fact, it has increased. Everywhere you see people sleeping rough. Many are struggling to keep a roof over their heads or living in accommodation that is not fit for purpose. On the other hand, they see thousands of illegal migrants crossing the Channel and being given what they - the ordinary people of Great Britain - are denied. Are there laws in Britain? Are there immigration policies in Britain? Those who have the obbligation of enforcing laws are willfully allowing violation of immigration laws.

National and local authorities have created a fertile environment for violence to occur.  

Members of Parliament under stress: Stress as the rule

We read headlines about Members of Parliament i.e. Ministers that fail to keep their tax affairs in order, sexual misconduct, harassment, vacations abroad when they should be delivering on their promises, et cetera, and we tend to treat Members of Parliament as a class apart. There are in theory 650 Members of Parliament, although in fact elected Sinn Fein MPs fail to attend the House of Commons because of their stances on Ireland and Northern Ireland. Some are very wealthy because of their own professional and business careers outside Parliament and others simply have to make do with what they get from salaries, privileges ande exemptions.

For those who represent London constituencies or nearby constituenties, life should not be that bad or any different from many other jobs in the capital city. For others who represent constituencies far away from London, life is constant travel to and from their constituencies and London. In recent times, given even of public notoriety, on top of the workload comes a series of reasons to be stressed. We are not far from another General Election. This means the fears of not being re-elected and of the consequences of not being re-elected. After very public tragedies, there is also the fear of being harassed, attacked or killed.

For whatever reason, apart from the obvious political reasons, your life could be on public display and this includes unwanted attention or attention for all the wrong reasons. This is something that is bound to have an impact on you personally and on the lives of all those close to you and especially on members of your own close family.

Once you stand for public office, you are a marked man or a marked woman. Whatever you said or didn't say, whatever you did or didn't do will be on record for all to see and you will be constantly reminded about it. So, yes, there is a lot of stress involved and especially if you are trying to do what you are supposed to be doing. You might lose your job not because of being doing a bad job, but simply because of public perception, because of what something else has done or is believed to have done.

Would you like stand for Member of Parliament? Well, although in some cases there is no shortage of candidates, in certain constituencies local associations struggle to find suitable candidates. Some are genuinely afraid of facing the stigma of being associated with a given political party. Family relationships will change. Friends might no longer be friend. Working prospects might change. You could become unemployable. If you are single or looking for a relationship, you will no longer be yourself. You will be so and so of a certain political party. People who have never met you will talk about you, write about you, invent things about you and some will despise you merely because you are associated with a given political party.

So, yes, being a Member of Parliament or being identified with a given political party can be a certain source of stress for all  kinds of reasons.

British Politics: 2022 a crucially important moment

BBC? Channel 4? Radio? With audience levels falling and falling, how relevant they are compared to what they used to be 10, 20 or 30 years ago? How the digital era, including social media, have changed in terms of public opinion, in terms of their influence in decision making? This is an open conversation to talk frankly and politely.

This is about communication and about being able to listen to a wide range of points of view while keeping an open mind. Given what is going on in Europe, is there a mass media war?

Are anti-Russian measures and mass media policies leading to financial, social and political chaos in Britain and in Europe? Inflation is out of control, interest rates are rising, industrial unrest in increasing, both public debt and private debt are growing faster and faster, and countries could become unstable.

In Britain, more than a quarter of about 2.1 million mortgages could be in danger putting the banking system, once again, in danger, causing a lot more than a mere recession. What are your thoughts?

In the meantime, in Britain, as a defining moment gets closer, it is understandable that tensions will rise, but tensions will soon be followed by an anti-climax when the decision is made and minds are focused on what will be the next  Cabinet.

 As soon as the new Cabinet is known, there will be hyperactivity in both political parties.

Somehow, the initial thought was that the rise of industrial unrest would be benefit the Labour Party. What now transpires is that industrial unrest has opened a gap within the Labour Party because there are marked differences between the Leadership of the Labour Party and the Parliamentary Labour Party. As the Conservative Party gives whoever is chosen as Leader the benefit of the doubt - a sort of political honeymoon - the day after the honeymoon has already started within the Labour Party. It is going to be rough.

If rules regarding leadership contests are changed in the Labour Party, then Andy Burham and Sadiq Khan could become contenders. Should Liz Truss become Prime Minister, the pressure to chose a woman leader in the Labour Party will be unbearable and the present Deputy Leader would have more than one reason to challenge Keir Starmer as a female and as somebody who could be closer to the Trade Union Movement. 

Let us remember that all the aforementioned events have as background a crisis of major proportions at an international level and that whoever is in power in Britain and in other countries in Europe will have to deal with.

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John Kennedy: Being Human, being responsible and accountable are key elements of any democracy

 

Several decades have passed since Johnn F Kennedy invited people to think what they could do for their country instead of thinking what the country could for them.

In essence, what he was telling was 'stand up and do what needs to be done instead of constantly waiting for somebody to do it for you.

You don't have to be born in wealth to do what needs to be done. In fact, what I see is widespread apathy, a constant state of resentment, and the belief that whatever needs to be done is not within our means.

When you think about what is happening in Afghanistan after more than 36 billion Pounds were spent far away in a country that far too many need to consult a map to find out where it is, inhabited by people we could hardly come by even if we tried to, that speak a language that the vast majority of us does not understant, with social, economic, and political realities that most of us are completely unaware of, with customs and values that for what we have been told are radically different form our customs and values, you struggle to accept that most people show no interest in asking for accountability of those who made decisions and of those who are making decissions.

You come to the conclusion that most people don't care.You come to the conclusion that most people are happy to live in ignorance. You come to the conclusion that most people don't give a damn about how their monies are being used. They don't seem to join the dots to understand that while they are struggling with bad living conditions and unemployment, that while we have people most of whom are suffering from mental illness living on the streets, somebody is benefitting from the expenditure of more than 36 billion Pound in a foreign adventure.

We hear the world democracy and people congratulating themselves 'because we live in a democratic country'. Do we live in a democratic country? Do we take care of public business that affects all of us? 

The invitation that was very much a request to get involved in public business is us relevant today as it was when John Fitzgerald Kennedy ask people to take responsibility. Taking responsibility has a lot to do with accountability and this is what has been lacking all along. 

Extinction Rebellion: From protecting the environment to criminal activities

 

For all the talk about peaceful demonstrations, Extinction Rebellion has turned up to be a criminal organisation. Armed with hammers and chisels they turn up to destroy private property. How long will it take for Extinction Rebellion to start attacking fellow human beings? There is a clear escalation. From blocking streets to breaking windows to.... what else?

They are becoming increasingly aggressive and they will have to be stopped before we have to lament loss of life. Present legislation allows peaceful demonstration, but peaceful demonstration does not allow mindless acts of violence. If Police forces are ordered to stop them from doing what they are doing they will not be able to claim that their rights are being violated because nobody has any right whatsoever to go on the rampage and do what these individuals are doing. The evidence is there, captured with very graphic images.

Is this they way they have to keep members of the public onboard to support their cause? At this moment in time, more and more people must be asking themselves what is are the real motives leading to this kind of actions. 

Targetted assassinations: Murdering an Iranian scientist is not a step towards peace

We usually hear people talking about the 1930s and 1940s. Well, the 1930s and 1940s have not left us. We are in the 1930s and 1940s. Political radicalisation. streets turned into battlefields, education centres transformed into indoctrination centres, corrupt Judiciary, politicized Police forces and targetted political assassination.

Social disintegration, economic stagnation and massive intrusion into peoples' private lives are a recipe for disaster. When those running a country like Israel think that it is acceptable and desirable to kill a foreign scientist in his own country of birth then triggers appear. As action is followed by reaction, this is just the beginning of a tit for tat progression because of which nobody is safe.

The virus of social disintegration is spreading faster than Covid-19. Wars within nations will be followed by wars between nations. Police brutality is also spreading and in countries like France the state of disarray is so obvious that the French government thinks that the best solution is to put the rubbish under the carpet by trying to hide abuses of authority. The French government is seeking to criminalise those who tell the truth about what is actually happening in France. Liberté, égalité and fraternité are no more. They have been replaced by water cannons and naked aggression. 

The spirit of Lessez-faire, lessez-passer used to justify the assassination of a foreign scientist means that killing is alright because it justifies the ends. This will also apply to what happens within countries. Democracy in handcuffs. 

 

Revisionism by the Mob

Revisionism by the Mob

Dort, wo man Bücher verbrennt, verbrennt man am Ende auch Menschen": "Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people." Heinrich Heine

The furore of rallies happening across the world, burning flags, destroying monuments, pretending to rewrite history has something of other times. Long before the famous 1930s and 1940s, the message of what was going to happen across Europe had been sent by a poet of the 19th Century. The so called Black Lives Matter Movement that kills black people including black Police officers is no different from what happened in the 1930s and 1940s. 

The madness engulfs societies and entire countries. As it happened in the 1930s and 1940s, politicians and mass media jumped on the bandwagon justifying criminal acts 'because people are angry'. 

In some sort of November Pogrom, usually called Kristallnacht, demonstrators are on the rampage like locusts that advance destroying everything of value that they encounter. The young and the ignorant join in in this orgy of violence and destruction and adrenaline flows.

As it happened before in the 1930's and 1940s, this is not going to end up well. Violence will generate violence and sooner than later we will have a Mad Max reality in which hunters and hunted will be one and the same, in which tit for tat reactions will destroy any ressemblance of peaceful coexistence. The Revolution will devour its children.

 

Naga Munchetty: Not the only one to put the BBC in jeopardy

Naga Munchetty: Not the only one to put the BBC in jeopardy

Naga Manchetty

Naga Munchetty is part of a culture that has taken over the BBC, of presenters and journalists that believe that they can use the BBC to promote their own political agendas. 

Personally, I don't believe that people should be forced to pay the TV License to subsidize a propaganda machine.

The role of the BBC is to ask questions, to investigate and to present facts for its audience to form their own judgment about what is happening around the world. The BBC role is not to make political. statements.

Individuals like Kay Burley can get away with making political statements and showing extraordinary bias because she works for a private broadcaster. Whether shareholders of Sky News think that it is good idea to allow Kay Burley to behave the way she behaves destroying Sky News reputation in terms of impartiality is another matter. Channel Four, another public broadcaster, is not far behind in terms of bias and lack of impartiatlity. On this day and age when 75% of the population no longer trusts Parliament, the mass media have little credibility left. We must add now the Judiciary that is seen as party political. 

We are confronting a crisis of widespread lack of trust. Drastic action must now be taken to try to rescue British institutions and the credibility of mass media. Parliamentarians complain about rising anger that is leading to violence against MPs. Well, Sky News share huge responsibility for the creation of political instability. Constant demonising of political personalities and political organisations has formented political instability. Kay Burley has an issue with Nigel. Farage and she is not only outspoken on Sky News and other programmes but also on social media. Reporting is not just reporting. It has become poisonous, biased and potentially dangerous reporting because it fuel.tensions. She couldn't hide her delight and celebratory mood witnessing what she thought was the misfortunes of the British Prime Minister and of the Conservative Party.

Kay Burley

For decades the Labour Party has instigated violence against political opponents

For decades the Labour Party has instigated violence against political opponents

When politicians were being targetted by Labour Party supporters on the streets, did the Labour Party representatives stand to put an end to aggression on the streets? This is the same Labour Party that called its political opponents Nazi, Fascist, Racist and the like using parapolitical organisations like Hope Not Hate, the UAF and the trade unions to target political opponents even in front of the Houses of Parliament.

Let's see what John McDonnell stated not long ago called for direct actions against Conservative MPs and Lib Dem MPs.

This is not to mention the actions promoted by the Labour Party against other political organization representatives.

Moderation is needed to prevent acts of violence but for years the Labour Party and related parapolitical organizations have promoted violence against political opponents.

If Jess Phillips is so concerned about violence against Members of Parliament, what about incidents targetting Jacob Rees Mogg? What about walking around with placards with incendiary slogans? What about throwing milkshakes and glass bottles against political opponents? They laughed about acts of aggression promoted by the Labour Party itself.

British Democracy: Myth and Reality in a country in which Police Forces have become Political Police

British Democracy: Myth and Reality in a country in which Police Forces have become Political Police

Fact - In Britain, members of certain legal political parties are banned from certain professions and in Britain your political allegiance can be used against you when you are trying to get a job or keep a job.

Fact - In Britain, Police Forces are politicised and used to do the dirty work for vested political interests.

Fact - In Britain, the Judiciary is a political tool used for political persecution, discrimination and harassment. 

Fact - In Britain, those elected can blatantly ignore the will of the Electorate and promote violence against those who dare to resist the destruction of true Democracy and mass media acting as accomplices demonise and harass those who dare to stand for their rights.

Breaking News - words that literally represent what is happening

With elected representatives completely cut off from those they are supposed to represent, repression is taking various forms and there will be consequences.

Whether the situation is about unfair social and economic conditions, political relationships between states ie Brexit, freedom of expression, etc so called Western World is breaking down and now all kinds of repressive measures are being implemented or considered including the use of Armed Forces against civilians.

With ever more repressive legislation and increasing brutality on the streets, the Western World seems to be affected by some kind of Ebola virus that is disintegrating what we used to take for granted.

Trust in institutions that used to be sacred has collapsed and more and more people are ready and very willing to put their lives on the firing line to get what they need and what they want. The young - most particularly- are not willing to trust empty promises any more. The adult world has proven to be completely untrustworthy. Correspondence with public representatives is a lot less about asking for help for problems to be solved and a lot more about death threats.

The political and social environment is no longer about dialogue. The political and social environment is increasingly confrontational. 

To say that this is a lot more than political crisis would be one of the greatest understatements of all times. People are ready and willing to take justice into their own hands.

Banning Political Parties will promote violence in Britain

Banning Political Parties will promote violence in Britain

Some members of Parliament celebrated bans on social media that effectively will not allow individuals or political organisations to appear on platforms as Facebook. Some time ago, Jo Cox MP, a Labour Party representative, was murdered by a man that was very much a disenfranchised member of society that expressed his hatred and frustration  killing a Member of Parliament.

Some time ago, Amber Rudd MP, as Home Secretary, banned an organisation called National Action and several people linked to National Action were sent to jail. Unfortunately, no serious thinking ensued. No one asked very serious questions that should have been asked. Most of those involved in National Action had been at one point or another members or supporters of a political party and when the said political party went downhill they found themselves without a political home. To make matters worse, their personal lives have also been affected by political discrimination because they had been members or supporters of the said political party. As day follows night, they got involved in activities that had nothing to do with taking part in elections.

My point is that as the number of those who don't feel represented, who are left without say, is growing so will the potential for political violence in the United Kingdom. Instead of banning or implementing political discrimination, we should be widening the political spectrum so that people feel represented and believe that there is a way of having a voice peacefully.

I have written to several Members of Parliament dealing with the issue of representation and of having an outlet to express grievances peacefully.

Today, there was the furore about environmental rallies and the disruption that they cause. It was soon followed by statements by the Home Secretary and Police authorities talking about the rule of law and about adopting repressive measures to counter the rallies. I don't think that repression on social media or repression on the streets will be conducive to peace. Quite the opposite.

As grievances are on the rise, people need to be able to express their frustration, to vent their anger, to express their discontent. In the present environment, bans and repression are the equivalent of building dams that are going to be broken with tragic consequences.

Britain's recipes for disaster: Policing in crisis via irrational budget cuts

Britain's recipes for disaster: Policing in crisis via irrational budget cuts

The news that local communities are having to step in to replace absent Police Forces that have been cut to the bone to the point that they have become ineffective is not the image a successful country can offer to the world. The news that Britain doesn't have enough Border Police resources to patrol its own coast to prevent illegal immigrants from entering the country is not the image a successful country can offer to the world.

We can build very expensive aircraft carriers. We can have a Nuclear Deterrent. We can invest billions in Defence. But if we don't have the minimum resources to deal with vital areas of public security and public safety, we are doomed as a country.

Neither Conservatives, nor Labour, nor Liberal Democrats, none of the so called mainstream political parties have the vision that is need to keep Britain safe and this is why we need National Socialism to deal with public security and public safety, to ensure that everybody is safe without the stupidity promoted by Political Correctness.

When prisons are drugs and violence safe heavens, when we are not safe in our streets and in our own homes, when criminals known to Security Forces can carry out murderous attacks because we don't have neither the resources nor the intelligence to deal with threats we are doomed as a country.

For all the speeches about 'lessons will be learnt', Security Services in this country are not fit for purpose and the Political Establishment and the Mass Media are very much to blame for this nightmare.