What are we doing to stop our beloved Britain being taken over?

Daily Mail (UK) ^ | 3rd November 2007

[kabar]

Prime Minister Churchill is sobbing, what Mr Hitler and the NAZIs couldn’t do, the Tory Party is doing the 70+ years on conquering Britain for a European power.

Don't you think the Labor Party is more responsible for what is happening?

[arthurus]

What are we doing to stop our beloved Britain being taken over?

I think that's all pretty close to past tense, now. Britain cannot reverse the tide without a civil war now. France is much more apt to get a handle on this thing. I would not be surprised if the French government starts roundups and detention camps and charters a fleet of ships for mass deportations. England... never.

[fr_freak]

That is that a nation is a groupe of genetically similar people, not a political boundary on a map. In that sense, americans are not a nation and our culture is not a culture. It is a hodgepodge of non-culture.

What water? asked the fish.

I always laugh at Americans who say that the US does not have its own distinct culture. Try living abroad for a while - you'll find out how much of a distinct culture we have then.

[SandRat]

I don’t know about bigger but they do play a huge role in this.

[Churchillspirit]

That passport you have isn't British. It's European. It gives you no more right to entry this country than if you were Lithuanian.

Right.

I believe Brits. returning home from abroad are now asked ":What is the purpose of your visit?"

[Nowhere Man]

The world's best and brightest may cobble together anything that they wish, but they'll never overcome the force of nationalism. Has any one of them stopped to answer where today are the French, Ottoman, English, Austro-Hungarian and Soviet Empires, as well as the former Yugoslavia? Have they thought about what fractured these artificial entities?

Or still closer to our own time, the failure to thrive of Sub-Saharan African countries used to be most often blamed on their former colonial masters putting together historic enemies (nations) within the same boundaries. And, given the popular outcry of the electorate against CIRA and The DREAM act, I hope our nation's leaders aren't surprised that legitimate citizens of this country are unlikely to ever love illegal aliens to whom they grant McCitizenship

In the end, whatever they cobble together will be driven apart by the centrifugal forces of nationalism, leaving a neo-feudal society or contiguous ethnic diaspora in place of a once great nation. In the end everything finally yields to culture and nationalism. History proves it every time.

It's very true. I remember radio talkshow host, Chuck Harder, always said that whomever is behind the New World Order to unite the world will eventually fail, it will not "be like that Coca Cola commerical where you have people singing on a mountain in perfect harmony." Probably the one uniting thing out there that would get everyone together is a threat from outer space and once that threat is over, provided we win or drive them off, you will have huge splits again on national lines on how to rebuild and restablish the rule of law.

I remember when the U.S. got involved in Bosnia bombing the Serbians. My last name is Serbian origin and my uncle (actually more of a cousin but he is an uncle to me) who shares the same name, said to me in a sad voice, "we are bombing the Homeland" (Serbia). I don't know where most of the United States people stood, whether it is for the Bosnian Moslems or the Serbians but here in Pittsburgh, we have a large Serbian community and most local talkshow callers here were pro-Serb. I remember one CBS newsreport was where a then 19 year old Bosnian Albania immigrant was going over to fight in the war over there, one guy of Serbian descent called KDKA-AM and said he was 50 years old, fought in Vietnam, and was going over to fight for the Serbs and "that 19 year old kid better watch it."

Look at what is happening in Russia now. If I was a Russian citizen somehow down on his luck (I'm part Russian and Russian Jew too) or wishes for the old days of Communism when Russia matter more (I would be old enough to remember the USSR if I lived there, I'm 41), I would be behind Putin all the way, at least in the eyes of some, he wants to re-establish the Soviet Union in a partial sense.

Myself, I'm a Michael Savage, Borders, Language, and Culture guy and if this New World Order stuff is "progress" at the stripping of our rights and identity, then this might be nihilistic of me, but I'd rather see the world succumb to an atomic war and knock us back 200 years before we lose our identity and right to self determination.

Maybe the true future is Balkanisation, with all the illegals entering the U.S., huge divisions of left and right, and whatnot to where you might see the U.S. and other large countries breakup. I could be wrong and I hope that in our case, I am.

Predicitons of the future aside, nationalism is a very powerful force and I do consider myself a nationalist.

[Nowhere Man]

I think that's all pretty close to past tense, now. Britain cannot reverse the tide without a civil war now. France is much more apt to get a handle on this thing. I would not be surprised if the French government starts roundups and detention camps and charters a fleet of ships for mass deportations. England... never.

Well, if you somehow manage to stir up the Soccer Hooligans (I respect them and I do believe they would fight to keep Britain they way she was) into a force, hand out M1 Garands and so on, the country would be in good hands by nightfall. B-) It seems to be a good thing that France is starting to see the light though. With apologies to Michael Savage the talkshow host, he did say quite a bit that the Soccer Hooligan could be Britain's salvation.

[Designer]

"We are well on the way into this abyss. It appears it will come to pass in much the same way, unless we change who is in charge of our political parties."

I realize it looks like the fault of one or the other political party, but try to understand there are folks who are much more powerful than the leaders of political parties. Understanding this much will help us get a handle on the problem.

"The two frontrunners for 2008 at this time, R And D , will keep sending us in this direction for the same reasons the author of this piece states."

Exactly so! We see that the politicians, or most of them anyway, are nothing more than tools.

"How very depressing."

It is, but it doesn't need to be depressing if we concentrate on fixing the problem. Steady positive progress will improve everyone's outlook.

[Designer]

ping

[mamelukesabre]

I was told by international students that america is bland...fast food, drive through banks, chain grocery stores, and quickie marts. It sounds to me like they got a point.

I’ve been to northern mexico. Does that count? It seems about the same as texas or arizona except the people are poorer and they speak even less english and they like to convert old cars into pickup trucks. But otherwise they seem like southwestern cowboys but with darker complexions.

[Churchillspirit]

The closest on either side of the pond to a Churchill is Duncan Hunter, but sadly he does not have the Great Man's gift of oratory.

[1066AD]

That is true. If a definite and serious threat to La Belle France arises, they will do just about anything to wipe it out, it won't be pretty.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

“What are we doing to stop our beloved Britain being taken over?”

Nothing.

You aid the invader and there is no hope for you.

None.

And you die by your own hand, a pathetic suicide.

[sodpoodle]

Ah yes, the Gift;)

Churchill spoke from the heart - not the mouth. He also had an appreciation for the English language, witness his book - History of the English-Speaking Peoples.

He considered language and its expression - as a sword and shield against the hordes of Barbarians.

How we yearn for another hairy, cigar chompin’, obstinate, articulate, freedom loving b*rst*rd to lead us out of this morass!

[dforest]

I understand exactly who is behind the political parties. They are one and the same.

I myself, think it may already be too late. FReepers are informed, so are many others who choose to see what is happening....but, look at the masses of people who have no idea, are too busy wanting free stuff, have their noses in tabloid news, and rarely pay attention. Believe me, they are all over the place in great numbers, dumbed down and not caring about much of anything.

Add in the soon to be takeover of our culture and actual land by illegal immigration. I know we are trying to fight it. I also know our government no longer cares to follow the will of the people. This is exactly what is described in this article.

As we speak our POTUS has been working behind the scenes signing deals with Mexico and Canada. All of this will work to hand over our sovereignty.

Border fence? Ha. How much more has been built lately? If the US government has it’s way, it will never be finished because they don’t intend to have borders.

[dynachrome]

All the members of the EU parliament are named Chamberlain, Quisling, and Arnold.

[brityank]

Britain and America won the battles of WWII.
The National Socialists are winning the War.
Thanks to the Labour and Democratic Parties.

[Eighth Square]

“It is a hodgepodge of non-culture’.

And that is one of the reasons we are a divided nation. A multi-enthic hodgepodge.

[Eighth Square]

“It is a hodgepodge of non-culture’.

And that is one of the reasons we are a divided nation. A multi-enthic hodgepodge.

[monkeycard]

Our entire political elite, in all parties, love the EU, not because it is good for the country, but because it is good for them.

Cha-CHING!