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Notes from the Under Dog L.'s avatar

A terrible tragedy. The question is: WHY. What's in it for these "leaders"? It seems that they are being forced into this by some entity that uses race as a cudgel.

It's so blatantly counterproductive to destroy the most competent cultures and replace them with chaotic ones.

Why.

Badger's avatar

Thank you for expressing our perspective so articulately.

Neve O's avatar

She lit interest rates up to 17% causing millions of families to have their homes repossessed by the government, she started the privatisation of the NHS in secret whoch has been going on ever since and now Streeting, Starmer and more kniwn to get massive bribes from US & other health corporations wanting to buy the NHS - whats left of it.

Rose's avatar

Stephen Ogilvy looks like a kind man. God help him ♥️☦️♥️

I don’t believe his family said ‘don’t use this as an excuse for violence’ or whatever it was that the media said they said. I think it is an outright lie

Harry's avatar

How true Mr. Woes.

lakjhsdlkfhjaklsdhf's avatar

I am going to save this and hand it over to my children if change goes as slow as I suspect will go

Yizz The Eunuch's avatar

Powerful article. Woes, you're a hero, never stop pushing!

John Smith's avatar

I agree with everything you said in principle. But seeing how he and his family try to protect the flood maybe he deserves every bit of what he's suffered and much more.

Dumnonia's avatar

The cases named are merely the high-profile ones. To those atrocities and ones like them we can add the general lowering of behavioral standards, so-called low-level crime, immense resource waste and social alienation. The fact that, not only has this been done to us, but that the establishment has been at such pains to do it, is sickening. As Farage would almost certainly prove should he become prime minister, the only way to succeed politically in Britain is to participate in actively destroying it. For all of her many faults, I wonder if Truss was the first PM who didn't do this - or at the very least was deemed to have insufficient enthusiasm for participating in treason - and was thus summarily removed by the coup?

KingNullpointer's avatar

I further think there's a vast sea of murders & mutilations in this strain, spread out over decades. The media environment simply can't pick up on all of them.

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Millennial Woes's avatar

I'm banning you for being a fruitcake.

Dumnonia's avatar

Could you elaborate?

Gary's avatar

The so called news is not real.

I thought you may have grasped that with the Covid fairytale. But a quick glance at your profile and I see you fall for pretty much everything 🙄

KingNullpointer's avatar

You're just as stupid as someone who believes everything the mainstream media tells them, & twice as annoying.

fool on the hill's avatar

You speak what so many of us think.

Faux Populi's avatar

I must admit I find few things in life more pleasurable than reading the righteously indignant invectives of an articulate man against a deserving subject.

Foe's avatar

Well said

Dreaming's avatar

An incisive, instructive and ultimately damning critique of the current authoritarian regime. An effective alternative to this current societal dystopia is hard to see presently. Politically, we have two parties that are ostensibly pushing for demographic reversal to more halcyon days and nationalistic values.

One, Reform has a wealth of jingoistic rhetoric but is a party made up of the rejects and detritus from other political parties and with a supporting infrastructure culled, in large part, from representatives of the diverse cultures that have predicated our current problems. The leader of Reform, as has been historically proven, is long on promises but short on delivery.

The second, Restore Britain, appear to have aims that resonate with a growing number of the electorate and seems uncompromising of their values and with a clear vision of what needs to be done to reverse the decline of Britain. The problem is that they are a party in their infancy and with much ground to make up before they can offer a concerted and comprehensive opposition to the established political parties.

I think the Conservative party can be usefully discounted as they have no realistic chance of recovering from fourteen years of catastrophic governmental mismanagement. Indeed, they have contributed greatly to the parlous state the country now finds itself in.

On the left of the equation we have the Labour Party, the Green Party and the Liberal Democrats. The Labour Party, given that they have had only two years in power, have wreaked more destruction on the infrastructure of the country and on the lives of the British population than the Tories did in fourteen years with the exception of mass immigration which the Tories accelerated and Labour have kept pace with. Labour have proven themselves uniquely incapable and politically incompetent to ever be trusted with the future of this country. It is critically important, if Britain is to have a future, that Labour are removed from any position of power, influence and governance at the earliest opportunity. Socialism, or in Labour's case Fabian / Communism has never worked and never will.

The Green Party, over the years, has transformed from a party concerned with the ecological security of the country into a far left conglomerate of all the niche factions that haven't been able to gain a toehold in any other party. Their policies on borders and immigration, their intent on disbanding the police and their intention to legalise all banned drugs point to a party intent on the total dissolution of traditional British values and the eradication of decency and the British way of life.

The Liberal Democrats seem to have some values that are espoused by the Greens but have no concerted policies that will reverse the decline imposed by both Tories and Labour. They appear to be left wing Liberal but totally undemocratic and are led by an incompetent, clownish figure in the person of Ed Davey, another politician lacking a moral compass or any scruples.

Overall, on a personal level and with the caveat that they are a political unknown, I think that my vote would go to Restore Britain. Having read their policies and documentation and taking into account Lowe's apparent uncompromising attitude towards what needs to be done, his private inquiry into the horrors perpetrated by the rape gangs and their enablers and his dogged determination in the House of Commons to hold ministers and government to account Restore Britain seems to be the change this country so desperately needs.

Andy's avatar

While I agree with much of the sentiment, as a resident of Belfast all my life I have to push back on the picture you've built up of Stephen Ogilvie.

https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/news/belfast-news/man-allegedly-wrecked-covid-19-18832880

He has 161 prior convictions including assault.

https://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/crime/man-assaulted-stroke-victim-hours-after-she-was-released-from-hospital-2608204

He's 44 years old, if we assume that these are crimes recorded after he turned 18 that is a conviction every 2 months. Those are insane numbers.

I'm not from the area so can't say I've had any actual personal contact with the man, but this is clearly someone who has significant mental health issues, and surely 161 convictions tells you that the man simply should not have been out among the public for their safety and his.

I just feel for people in the community who have to contend with the levels of antisocial behaviour Olgilvie was exhibiting, and then have that compounded by having migrants who are prepared to decapitate someone in the street dumped on them as well.*

To be clear while I have sympathy, I also know that being a nationalist and raised catholic the same protestors from last week would beat the shit out of me given half the chance. But then I don't think empathy should stop at those who hate you, however difficult that might be in practice.

Duncairn Gardens is about 10mins drive from me at most, I went to school in the area, but even though I live in a fairly run of the mill part of the Cregagh, it's just a completely different environment.

I don't have to deal with anti-social behaviour and I sure as shit don't have any migrant hostels near me either. It's what pissed me off the most about the solidarity protest even though some of my immediate family went to it with only the best of intentions. Every ironic sign, every vacuous platitude slapped on a banner, we all get to condemn these horrible racists then go back to Malone, Ballyhackamore and Rosetta content in the knowledge that absolutely nothing has changed for the impoverished communities where the state throws its mentally ill along with absolute savages from the likes of Sudan.

*Left this till last because I didn't want to invalidate it by slapping a "but" on the end of it. What happened to Stephen Ogilvie was horrific and his prior history does not excuse it. It is likely for him a fate worse than death and I absolutely do not want anyone from Sudan, Eritrea, Afghanistan or wherever to be dumped into run down hostels in this city when absolutely no one consented to this.

KingNullpointer's avatar

Granting this isn't a case of 2 guys having the same name, you're just telling this guy wasn't provided for by the state on multiple levels.

Also, kicking against COVID BS doesn't count.

Andy's avatar

It is highly, highly unlikely that it's some other random guy with the same name. Be serious.

And a lifelong criminal with severe issues kicking off in a shop is not a blow for freedom against "COVID BS", but that does tell me I don't need to respect your opinion in any way, so yeah thanks for the input but I don't care.

KingNullpointer's avatar

Keeping track of possible confounds is part of serious thought. While repeats are very statistically unlikely, in a country-sized population just searching by name is bound to give false positives. You need some other method of confirmation to be sure. There's a couple news articles about reporters failing (commercial) background checks because they had the same name as a violent felon of another race.

I don't Ogilive struck some "blow for freedom" w/rt COVID. A heavyset retard becoming physically aggressive is exactly what I would expect as a response to nonsensical bureaucratic tyranny.