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Post by piglet on Nov 8, 2023 12:40:25 GMT
The coming Cenotaph confrontation can be seen coming. The Muslims could avoid the Cenotaph, but they wont, its in their DNA to take over the world, yes, its that childish, yet more nutters, it well be their challege to democracy. If they had respect they would do it another day, their route takes them past the cenotaph, but guess what will happen?
Sunak is letting this happen yet another anti british act to undermine Britain and its identity. Im a Tory, the Tories now are the enemy, like Labour. A pox on all of them.
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Post by Red Rackham on Nov 8, 2023 16:09:05 GMT
If not Tory, then who? Labour! LOL. I think I'll hold my nose and vote Tory. I'm no fan of Rishi Sunak but the thought of prime minister Starmer is a frightening prospect.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 8, 2023 17:00:42 GMT
It shouldn't be like this, though. A variety of viable attractive political parties should be available to the electorate to choose. It's been said enough times we just have the LibLabCon party to choose.
The country needs political reform, like never before.
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Post by Red Rackham on Nov 8, 2023 21:43:46 GMT
It shouldn't be like this, though. A variety of viable attractive political parties should be available to the electorate to choose. It's been said enough times we just have the LibLabCon party to choose. The country needs political reform, like never before. Do you allude to PR, or Reform UK, perhaps... |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 9, 2023 9:08:18 GMT
The coming Cenotaph confrontation can be seen coming. The Muslims could avoid the Cenotaph, but they wont, its in their DNA to take over the world, yes, its that childish, yet more nutters, it well be their challege to democracy. If they had respect they would do it another day, their route takes them past the cenotaph, but guess what will happen? Sunak is letting this happen yet another anti british act to undermine Britain and its identity. Im a Tory, the Tories now are the enemy, like Labour. A pox on all of them. Do you think the government should instruct the police to ban the march? There are Muslims, Jews, Catholics and many other religions on the march, why just mention Muslims? |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 9, 2023 9:08:59 GMT
If not Tory, then who? Labour! LOL. I think I'll hold my nose and vote Tory. I'm no fan of Rishi Sunak but the thought of prime minister Starmer is a frightening prospect. Turkey voting for Christmas then. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 9, 2023 9:45:27 GMT
It shouldn't be like this, though. A variety of viable attractive political parties should be available to the electorate to choose. It's been said enough times we just have the LibLabCon party to choose. The country needs political reform, like never before. Do you allude to PR, or Reform UK, perhaps... I've already said I want true PR by party list. No wasted votes any more. |
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Post by piglet on Nov 9, 2023 12:08:17 GMT
I did think of voting Labour but wont, i cant vote for something i dont believe in. The amazing thing is that the way the Tories are is deliberate, if you belive Dorries which i do. It suggests the Tories are finished. We need a new party in the Farage mould.
In the grown up mould, which is far fetched.
The British populace are children, spoilt, in need of care, fragile, take things for granted, pathetic, maturity is beyond them.
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Post by ginnyg on Nov 10, 2023 8:12:31 GMT
It is immaterial which party is in power, and voting for an alternative to the current crop will change nothing. Why? Because they don't have any real control over anything of importance. Common purpose apparatchiks have infiltrated every aspect of the institutions that actually dictate what happens. (Apparatchiks need to be well paid because they need to be happy. They can’t be fired, and any major screw up will result in a ‘transfer’ to somewhere else where they will be equally useless.)
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Post by piglet on Nov 10, 2023 11:26:46 GMT
Whats a common purpose apparatchicks?
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Post by Hutchyns on Nov 10, 2023 11:35:04 GMT
piglet A Cultural Marxist in a short skirt  |
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Post by Orac on Nov 10, 2023 12:51:02 GMT
It is immaterial which party is in power, and voting for an alternative to the current crop will change nothing. Why? Because they don't have any real control over anything of importance. Common purpose apparatchiks have infiltrated every aspect of the institutions that actually dictate what happens. (Apparatchiks need to be well paid because they need to be happy. They can’t be fired, and any major screw up will result in a ‘transfer’ to somewhere else where they will be equally useless.) Indeed You would need not just 'another party' to choose from, but another party who would be prepared to go to war with the embedded power centres and place the important discretion back in the hands of our elected government. It would be a mammoth confrontation with banks, the media and civil service. Because these entities now likely have affiliation with outright criminal organisations, there would probably even be a significant number of deaths as it all went 'kinetic'. That's how bad our situation is. |
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Post by Hutchyns on Nov 10, 2023 13:49:41 GMT
Orac
Indeed.
And until/if such a Party emerges, the best we can do is limit the mandate of the any elected parliament, and by extension government we get lumbered with, by giving them as little electoral legitimacy as possible. Not voting is the strongest protest 'vote' in current circumstances.
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Post by patman post on Nov 10, 2023 20:48:14 GMT
Whats a common purpose apparatchicks? A myth of the Far Right, imagined when they couldn’t identify any actual opposition to their views that they could derail. The name was latched on to from a charitable educational foundation that taught participants to evaluate and judge data to guide them in decision making… |
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Post by ginnyg on Nov 11, 2023 9:56:51 GMT
Whats a common purpose apparatchicks? A myth of the Far Right, imagined when they couldn’t identify any actual opposition to their views that they could derail. The name was latched on to from a charitable educational foundation that taught participants to evaluate and judge data to guide them in decision making… A charitable foundation? Founded by the Marxist Julia Middleton - one time card carrying Communist and editor of Marxism Today. www.cpexposed.com/And if you imagine Common Purpose to be a benign organisation after reading that you are sadly deluded. |
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