Dystopia beckons

One can't help but feel that the world is on the verge of a disaster.

10,000 migrants have been rescued by the Italian navy from the Mediterranean in one week as they flee desperate poverty and religious conflict in African.  At the other end of the Continent, refugees to South Africa have found themselves increasingly unwelcome and violence has broken out as resentment grows. As hundreds of thousands continue to flee from north and central Africa and the harsh Islamic regimes towards Europe and South Africa, one can envisage the sheer numbers overwhelming countries unprepared  to receive them. You can't blame them.

The United States are too far away to feel the impact of this mass migration but Europe must be the main destination and therefore must meet the challenge. The problems facing the West are numerous; the migrants are likely to need medical attention and basic humanitarian aid. They will also bring them the baggage of their culture and religion, often offensive to many in the West. They will need to be accommodated in the short and long terms. Camps will do for a few months but any longer will lead to more unrest and an onset of inter-tribal and inter-religious violence such as is seen in Calais.

Action needs to be taken now in anticipating the problem; even today Muslims in Cardiff are littering lamp posts with anti-democratic posters saying that only Islam has the answers. What part of the Islamic message don't the politicos get? Islam suffers no opposition; it takes first place in ALL aspects of life.  There will be some, so-called British, Muslims who have applauded the slaughtering of thousands of Christians in the Middle-East by the followers of Islamic group, IS. They will have celebrated the throwing overboard of 10 Christians by Muslims from a boat heading for Italy.

The UK parties with the exception of UKIP vie to appease the immigrant electorate, offending the indigenous population at the same time, with their conciliatory offers. The UK must put immigration outside of the Party system and the Government form an all-party department to tackle the issue and they must do it immediately and honestly before the torrent of immigrants becomes a deluge.
Above all they must remember, they are where they are to protect the people of the British Isles and Northern Island, their values and cultures; nobody else.

Contenders' BBC debate

In front of a left wing BBC, 'impartial' audience, Nigel Farage, the UKIP leader, was up against four candidates whose policies were EXCLUSIVELY focused on spending English taxpayers' money. Let's look at the four opposition leaders:

Nicola Sturgeon.     SNP.  Scottish independence for 5m Scots
Leanne Wood.        Plaid Cymru.  Welsh nationalists.
Ed Miliband.           Labour.  First generation immigrant wanting to tell the British how to behave.
Natalie  Bennett       Green Party.   Immigrant wanting to tell the British how to behave.

What a bunch! How can it be right that these people are vying to represent the interests of the British people, the majority living in England and most likely to pay the lion share for the wants of the others? What about the indigenous English, Anglo Saxon families whose ancestors have lived in the country for thousands of years, sharing in the cultural, scientific and artistic development? Have they no voice?
And what about the impartial audience? The BBC wouldn't recognise one if it hit it in the face.

A snapshot of the UK

I show here one page from the Daily mail. It is a snapshot of what is happening in a once great country, now ruined by the politically correct, the inept and those in over zealous pursuit of minority interests to further theirs. It amounts to no less than a dereliction of duty on the part of political leaders, tantamount to treachery.

 

 

 

Number of drivers caught speeding increases by 25 per cent in just one year after rise in 'stealth' cameras used by the police 

NEW New figures show that the number of drivers caught out by the 'grey cameras' have soared, with 112,000 divers given penalty notices or sent to court for offences on the motorway.

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The rise of the hooligan GRANDADS: Warning that football fans in their 60s are trying to relive their youth and encourage a new wave of soccer violence

NEW Dave Doggett, the chairman of Cambridge United, believes groups of up to 10 men - aged in their 50s and 60s - are trying to relive the 1980s by arranging fights with rivals prior to games.

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Freed British Guantanamo Bay prisoner awarded £1million compensation after legal fight led by Jihadi John apologists CAGE is held over terror killing

NEW Jamal Kiyemba, 36, a Leicester University pharmacy student who grew up in London, was detained in Kampala in connection with the brutal murder of top female prosecutor Joan Kagezi.

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Fury after flytippers dump 40 TONNES of industrial waste at side of village road 

The mounds of rubbish, described by one police officer as the worst he has seen in almost 30 years, will cost the public purse thousands of pounds to clear up in in Walsham-le-Willows, Suffolk.

Who is going to recover the Country and restore it to a law abiding, personally disciplined land with respect for the elderly and parents. A place free from apologists for heinous religions; free from left wingers whose policies of envy would rob the hard working to give to the feckless; free from the well-meaning but irresponsible people who put the guilty first whilst asking the innocent to fund holiday hotel style prisons; free from people who reckon that anything goes and fill the internet with pornography and lure youngsters into video games of sickening violence.

Or is it too late to turn the tide of filth that dominates the Country. There are still those that cherish the old values. People who help run the Guides and Boy Scouts, those who volunteer to help the aged and ferry people to and from hospital. There are many youngsters who aspire to do good when they are older but it is difficult, faced with the daily headlines we see to overcome a feeling that without some new heroes or heroines the place will lurch out of control. Her Majesty the Queen must wince when she reads the newspapers. She faces an election where Democracy will be tested when the Party with the most votes does not have power and the people choose to elect a Party that has twice come within a whisker of bankrupting the country. How can she trust her people when they behave so stupidly?

I do not see her son, her heir, being the man to do it. Charles is a good man, I’m sure, but is he strong enough to do his duty by his Country particularly as he has already vowed to become ‘Defender of ALL faiths’?  I doubt it; and I fear his sons will be no better. Maybe I’m becoming an old cynic, believing that our generation was the last good one but the more I see of globalisation, the spread of Islam, a seventh century cult, the less optimistic I am about the future. Where the hell has common sense gone?

Union apostasy. Betrayal

We are all aware of the consequences of apostasy in the Islamic world; usually death. I presume that once having adhered to the faith, to make the conscious decision to leave is seen by the faithful as an act of betrayal and this is why the punishment is so brutal.
During the miner's strike in Mrs Thatcher's administration, miners who for one reason or another continued to cross picket lines and make themselves available for work were branded as 'scabs' and ostracised in the community. Some were subjected to physical abuse and others compelled to move for fear of harm to their families, the rhetoric stoked up by the Ayotullahs of the National Union of Mineworkers, politically campaigning against Tory rule. Again the anger was motivated by a sense of betrayal and today, thirty years later, the tension is still felt in communities and families remain
divided.
The question is this: is there so much difference between the two cases despite the detail of punishment? The working miners weren't executed but many wished they had been, so severe was their alienation from their family and friends.
The usual punishment for acts of treason (betrayal) in war is the death penalty; not so different from that of militant Islamists.
The act of betrayal, whether at a private, personal level, or in, National terms, for example, during times of war, excites huge emotional response, almost the most intense felt by humans.  Because of this, I fear that there can never be an end to conflict unless we can somehow rebrand the sense of betrayal, perhaps, as freedom of choice and even here we meet the same problems.