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The sun will rise again!

DID SOMEONE SAY KORN

🇬🇧 “I smashed their fucking heads in!” Steve Eldridge’s daughter was groomed and abused by Pakistani men at just 14 years old. Eldridge was arrested for ‘hate speech’ shortly after his speech at the Together For The Children rally on Saturday.

A national strike is the most peaceful and effective method of getting the government to listen to you.

RT @oldbrownsh0e: Awkward!

It’s our civic responsibility 🇺🇸

This is an epic rant “Fuck you and your rabbi”

⚫️Now is the time…Bring it all back.

Dear temporary visitors to our lands: You’re not conquering shit. Talking about ‘taking over’ isn’t a flex you think it is. You’re currently being shielded by draconian laws, enacted by a corrupt government, and all that’s doing is creating more resentment towards you from the native populations. The pendulum will eventually swing the other way, like it always does, and what happens then? Well, read some history about white European civilizations to find out.

The uncomfortable truth is that marches are ignored, protests are laughed at and patriots are attacked for simply showing their concern and waving their nations flag. The only thing that I still believe would force a fundamental change of direction, immediately - is a NATIONAL STRIKE. Not violence. Not rioting. Ordinary people simply staying at home and refusing to participate for a couple of days. Think about what would happen if millions of people did it. Last year, I pushed for a National Strike. I advertised it for months and during that period, my social-media analytics showed that I reached over 200 million people. 180 million of those views were in the UK People saw it. People saw me. I often get recognised when I’m out in public so I know that whilst millions watched, only a handful took part. And sadly, that’s the problem. Everyone assumes that no one else would do it, so they don’t do it. But look around the world. Bulgaria. France. Bangladesh. Romania. Spain… In recent years, they have all done exactly what I am suggesting. They all took part in peaceful, mass non-compliance and they all caused their governments to change course, or even step down and call an election. That’s the level of collective pressure I’m talking about. The British people aren’t powerless. We’ve just become too accepting of the abuse. We did it in the 70’s. Britain was brought to a standstill when just 1.2 million public-sector workers joined a single DAY of action, where widespread strikes disrupted transport, rubbish collection and public services. It ended up with Labour being removed and the Conservatives being put in. It DOES work, history proves it. The question is whether enough people would ever be prepared to act together if I tried to advertise it again. One day. Just like in the 1970’s. If we’re feeling brave, maybe even two. THAT would send a real message.

UNPOPULAR OPINION: People who depend on the state and receive welfare benefits should not be allowed to vote.

Fuck your wars @andyburnham

"I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country" -- the last words spoken by 21-year-old Nathan Hale, who was hanged 250 years ago today in New York City by the British. Hale, a schoolteacher from CT, joined the local militia and became first lieutenant. He also became part of Knowlton's Rangers, an elite intel gathering group. George Washington asked for a volunteer to go to NY to spy on the British and figure out their next move. Hale was the only one who volunteered. Hale showed up in NYC in civilian clothes, pretending to just be a schoolteacher. But some reports say Robert Rogers saw Hale in a local tavern, recognized him, and betrayed him. Hale was arrested and sentenced to be hanged. A British officer who witnessed the execution wrote in his diary that day: “He behaved with great composure and resolution, saying he thought it the duty of every good officer to obey any orders given him by his Commander-in-Chief; and desired the spectators to be at all times prepared to meet death in whatever shape it might appear.”

Trying hard in school and getting all the right qualifications just to have your future decided by whether some lady in HR likes your personality and appearance during a 30 minute interview

White people should actually be the most proud of their heritage and of themselves. They are the origin of practically every invention imaginable

Want me to math the shit out of you? If climate change was real, no bank would finance a 30 year mortgage within 1000 yards of the ocean. And bankers never lie about money.

I’m surprised that $msos is doing so shitty on a day tha…nvm fuck it no im not.