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I recently watched a documentary called 'V for Vendetta' about a tyrannical government ultimately overthrown by its own people and I think it should be shown in all of our schools.
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WE are the people we've been waiting for. And we don't need 51% to drive the globalists from office; the real figure could be closer to 3%..
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Tim Price 🏴 retweeted
Donald Tusk and Ursula von der Leyen. When pictures say more than words.
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“The greatest mistake a people can make is to hesitate even for a single second to overthrow a greedy government that cares only about its own welfare and not the welfare of the people, through non-violent civil disobedience methods!”
- Mehmet Murat ildan.
- Mehmet Murat ildan.
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Rome grew for five centuries by absorbing outsiders on one condition: they had to become Roman.
Trajan came from Spain, and Septimius Severus came from Libya. Newcomers learned Latin, served in the legions, took Roman names, and became citizens of the empire.
In 376, the Goths d Emperor Valens for land south of the Danube. Roman officials fleeced and starved them; the Goths revolted, and at Adrianople in 378 they killed Valens himself. Theodosius ended the war in 382 with a treaty that settled the Goths inside the empire as an autonomous people, the first time Rome admitted an entire Germanic nation as a unit.
Nobody asked them to become Roman. They kept their own leaders, warriors, and church. Alaric, a Gothic commander holding a Roman military post, sacked Rome in 410, and in 476 a Germanic general, Odoacer, deposed the last Western emperor.
Britain repeated the pattern. According to Gildas and Bede, a British ruler named Vortigern hired Saxon mercenaries to defend the island. The Saxons decided the pay was too small, took the land instead, and brought their own language and gods. Old English replaced Latin and British speech across most of what became England, and Roman Britain vanished.
Both cases follow one rule. A society absorbs newcomers as fast as it can teach them its ways. Beyond that rate, newcomers keep their own ways, and the host culture shrinks into a minority within its own borders. In both cases, rulers made the decision, and the provincials who lived beside the newcomers paid for it.
Either they assimilate into the host culture, or the host culture falls to the newcomers.
Is this how modern Western culture will fall?
Trajan came from Spain, and Septimius Severus came from Libya. Newcomers learned Latin, served in the legions, took Roman names, and became citizens of the empire.
In 376, the Goths d Emperor Valens for land south of the Danube. Roman officials fleeced and starved them; the Goths revolted, and at Adrianople in 378 they killed Valens himself. Theodosius ended the war in 382 with a treaty that settled the Goths inside the empire as an autonomous people, the first time Rome admitted an entire Germanic nation as a unit.
Nobody asked them to become Roman. They kept their own leaders, warriors, and church. Alaric, a Gothic commander holding a Roman military post, sacked Rome in 410, and in 476 a Germanic general, Odoacer, deposed the last Western emperor.
Britain repeated the pattern. According to Gildas and Bede, a British ruler named Vortigern hired Saxon mercenaries to defend the island. The Saxons decided the pay was too small, took the land instead, and brought their own language and gods. Old English replaced Latin and British speech across most of what became England, and Roman Britain vanished.
Both cases follow one rule. A society absorbs newcomers as fast as it can teach them its ways. Beyond that rate, newcomers keep their own ways, and the host culture shrinks into a minority within its own borders. In both cases, rulers made the decision, and the provincials who lived beside the newcomers paid for it.
Either they assimilate into the host culture, or the host culture falls to the newcomers.
Is this how modern Western culture will fall?
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“In a society where the majority choose charisma over character, democracy does more harm than good to the actual progress of that society.”
- Abhijit Naskar.
- Abhijit Naskar.
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"When they call the roll in the Senate, the Senators do not know whether to answer ‘Present’ or ‘Not Guilty’."
- Theodore Roosevelt.
- Theodore Roosevelt.
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"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims.. but accomplices."
- George Orwell.
- George Orwell.
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“Ousting a sitting Prime Minister, as the Bank of England did to Liz Truss, through its manipulation of the bond market and coordination of media spin, amounts to High Treason. When will this High Treason be prosecuted ?"
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The people of BRITAIN deserve compensation and reparations from the current Prime Minister. Frivolous Fabian runt overseeing a party of clueless non-entities.
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When I say the EU is desperate and Russia is the best enemy money can buy, they face the same choice.
The EU will crumble and break apart, or they create war with Russia to retain power.
This is a well-established principle in political theory and a recurring pattern in historical analysis.
Human nature never changes.
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“Once we cut defence expenditure to the extent where our security is imperilled, we have no houses, we have no hospitals, we have no schools. We have a heap of cinders.”
- Denis Healey, Defence Secretary, 1969.
Someone should tell Andy Barnum.
- Denis Healey, Defence Secretary, 1969.
Someone should tell Andy Barnum.
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It makes sense for the globalists to favour Halloween over Guy Fawkes Night - a) they're devil worshippers, and b) it takes the focus off the idea of blowing up parliament.
Halloween barely registered in the 1970s in England. November 5 was the big one: Guy Fawkes, a community bonfire, a burnt effigy, a foiled baked potato, and fireworks.
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