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Noah White
Maube I should read some Hitchens, I feel most discussion wr have, we agree.
I'm currently workig through "Like the Roman", it is a bit of a chore past the first 1/3rd to be honest... have you read it?
Evan Ramirez
"Who killed Cock Robin? I, said the Sparrow, with my bow and arrow, I killed Cock Robin. Who saw him die? I, said the Fly, with my little eye, I saw him die. Who caught his blood? I, said the Fish, with my little dish, I caught his blood. Who'll make the shroud? I, said the Beetle, with my thread and needle, I'll make the shroud. Who'll dig his grave? I, said the Owl, with my little trowel, I'll dig his grave. Who'll be the parson? I, said the Rook, with my little book, I'll be the parson. Who'll be the clerk? I, said the Lark, if it's not in the dark, I'll be the clerk. Who'll carry the link? I, said the Linnet, I'll fetch it in a minute, I'll carry the link. Who'll be chief mourner? I, said the Dove, I mourn for my love, I'll be chief mourner. Who'll carry the coffin? I, said the Kite, if it's not through the night, I'll carry the coffin. Who'll bear the pall? We, said the Wren, both the cock and the hen, We'll bear the pall. Who'll sing a psalm? I, said the Thrush, as she sat on a bush, I'll sing a psalm. Who'll toll the bell? I said the Bull, because I can pull, I'll toll the bell. All the birds of the air fell a-sighing and a-sobbing, when they heard the bell toll for poor Cock Robin."
Austin Nguyen
Is that Simon Heffer's biography of him? No, I haven't
Jackson Jones
You should start posting with your unsecure trip for one half the the thread then the secure one for the rest of the thread for a week, and by next tuesday people will know
John Price
Good call
Jack Martinez
Should I keep asking you guys for help on how to do UK stuff, or are you sick of that by now?
Blake Perez
lmao
i think i'm going to sleep, this is just embarrassing
Nathan Sanders
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Asher Scott
You are a subhuman
Lincoln Gutierrez
What did Sharia May mean by this?
Lucas Gomez
>Hitchens A literal kike >Powell A literal cuck "I have and always will set my face like flint against making any difference between one citizen of this country and another on grounds of his origins"
John Myers
Yes it is,
The first half on his early life is mostly about his overachieving in education, then his sudden abandonment of that path to lead a military carrer, an extraordinary one at that considering the lack of combat.
However, at Simons admission in the book, Powell took far less notes of perosnal life in his political carrer, especially since his parents died, so the vast majorty relies on Parliamentary minutes and becomes a bit dull.
Like I said however, I am far from done, but thats my review. If it picks up towards the end [currently at 1968, Rivers of Blood being 1967] it will be much like the mans actual carrer.
His constant and minor insubordinate is noteworthy however in the argument that he was just an attention seeker, although I personally don't biy that.
Jonathan Bell
How can I get a SIM card from giffgaff if I can't have it mailed to me? Their site only lets you select an address by post code, and my campus post office will send that shit back unless I can enter more information (residence hall, student ID, etc.).
Lucas Adams
Powell was CIVIC
But I believe he saw civic nationalism within number less than 5k to 60's pop. I think he would disagree with islam in UK.
Brody Cox
Are you the Warwick suicidal American? Stop assuming that "Yookay" is one place where everything works the same
Ryder Miller
She will levy war upon the people. The downtrodden, dare I say, people.
At least she doesn't snow on you like a certain foreign leader. She is an assertive hag, that I can say.
Jaxson Sullivan
>She is an assertive hag She is genuinely one of the most indecisive and vague Prime Ministers we've ever had
I never thought that we'd have a PM that makes Dave "Mr Slippery" Cameron look like a straight-talker
Carter Murphy
>Like I said however, I am far from done, but thats my review. If it picks up towards the end [currently at 1967, Rivers of Blood being 1968] it will be much like the mans actual career.
correction.
Not at Rivers of Blood yet
Brayden Collins
No, I'm not him. I thought you were offering to respond, not just crispposting.
Isaac Powell
>Allowing subhumans in "Keep England White" (c) W.C.
Ryan Hernandez
>She is genuinely one of the most indecisive and vague Prime Ministers we've ever had
Literally why she was hired.
Isaiah Price
Because she was the choice of Michael Heseltine and other high-profile Remainers
Caleb Cox
Not saying I agree, but the climate was different.
We have the luxury of hindsight, and Powell was one of the first to predict it.
Xavier Green
>one of the first Hello politically illiterate pleb
Dominic Williams
I agree, but I've already bored you beyond sanity of my law fagging on why the supreme court appeal is against brexit.
>She is genuinely one of the most indecisive and vague Prime Ministers we've ever had
Name one prime minister that put Britain first before global interest?
All of them were nothing but brown nosers to the long-nosed kikes.
Piss off mate with "Cameron was better". Cameron was derelict in every sense of the word in his duty to this country. Shameful man.
Logan Turner
Fucking hell. I just looked that up a few hours ago after not thinking about it for 25 years.
Is this some kind of warning?
Brody Martinez
You misunderstand me
Blair and Cameron were very open and direct about what their intentions were, most of the time in Cameron's case and after it became clear that nobody would be able to do anything about it in Blair's circa 2002 or so, even if their intentions were anti-British
May is genuinely hopeless
Zachary Wilson
It is a fair point to demonstrate thay pre and post war politics are different entities
However if you wish, I can easily argue that Powell's pre end of war anti-immigration views were well in place with his views of superiority over the indian continent with his comments on the keys of india being in London.
I agree with you that Powell was CIVIC, but I think his view of civicism was far different to the current view, but if he was alive today, then he would have adapted his view, as he did often before.
Dominic Scott
Fuck off cuck. Powell supported a lot of liberal shit
Cooper Perry
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Mason Gonzalez
It's that horrible black spot in Brit/pol/ hours, where most of the NEETs have gone to bed but there are no wagies on either
Liam Allen
Been awake all night again. Convinced it's fatal familial insomnia now.
Jackson Perez
>FFI has no known cure and involves progressively worsening insomnia, which leads to hallucinations, delirium, confusional states like that of dementia, and eventually, death
If you believed that you'd seek urgent medical help
Xavier Scott
Was Blair open about his objectives?
I mean I was actuallt in Afghanistan in 2011 and I would struggle to tell you why. (on a morally objective level)
I don't deny this, but I would argue he was fighting for ethnic britain's to have liberty and democracy, not mass immigrants.
I believe in Powell's view, Democracy and Free Market are workable in an EthnoState.
His actions as a cabinet minister was limited to support his party, this view is supported in how radical he became, almost over night, once he became shadow.
Blake Garcia
By which I mean a way to get diagnosed and be made comfortable, I get the whole "incurable" thing
Owen Jenkins
>no fault divorce Off yourself subhuman
Ian Green
>Was Blair open about his objectives As much as he could possibly be considering he was an absolute idiot and was guided from the shadows by the likes of his kike overlord Mandelson. After Iraq he became a lot less "Education, Education, Education" / "THINGS" and more straightforward. By then a lot of his worst things had already been carried out though.
May is similar - Her Special Advisors guide her completely. They're more conservative than Blair's (though that's not saying much) but she's still inept as all hell
The worst part is that education and literacy aren't even good indicators for a prosperous society. Communists love education only because it lets them drone left-wing mantras into children and teach them to read the Communist Manifesto, everyone ITT should read "Spoilt Rotten! The Toxic Cult of Sentimentality" by Theodore Dalrymple, it's basically "MUH FEELS: The Book" from a conservative atheist(one of the few genuine ones I've seen)'s point of view. It has a chapter about why economic success leads to good education, but never the other way around
Ayden Murphy
We all have point that we disagree on, I'm not a big dan of powells legalisation of gays, but thats diverting the argument.
Jonathan Cox
>I'm not a big dan of powells legalisation of gays Ah come on I hate fags and even I concede that the state has no right in policing what goes on in a bedroom between two adults in a private sphere
There's a field and a half between making homosexual acts illegal and letting fags parade themselves and teach it to our kids, surely. The slippery slope is real but it's not that lubed-up
Camden Rodriguez
So you see Blair as a wilful puppet rather than a malevolent mastermind?
I would agree with that.
John Taylor
Absolutely. Peter Hitchens used to hang around with him and Blair seriously thought that people in Brazil spoke Brazilian
Nobody this stupid could have orchestrated, or fully understood what New Labour was doing
Julian Diaz
>no known cure What's the point?
Oliver Cooper
To stop you going mad alone and undrugged?
Justin King
>I concede that the state has no right in policing what goes on in a bedroom
I agree, I was just highlight where me and powell disagree because I am essentially a powellaboo
Bentley Thomas
>Brit/pol/ still not banned despite becoming more of a tripfag circle jerk more and more each day
Wyatt Smith
Might be a laugh.
Ryder Richardson
Unleash me on Sup Forums without my containment general and you will experience fresh hells the likes of which you have never seen
Sebastian Rodriguez
>and you will experience fresh hells the likes of which you have never seen I think you might be going mad alone and undrugged.
Samuel Myers
>Peter Hitchens Your hero is a jewish subhuman
Asher Johnson
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Caleb Watson
So would you agree with my general opinion
Britain is beyond redemption, but not from conspiracy, but native incompetance
Robert Peterson
Eh, 60-40
Useful idiots are useful idiots but somebody needs to be using them
Hunter Rodriguez
kek
Ian Wilson
>not just going by Nicky or something Some people just like things being more difficult than they have to be.
Henry Long
How could you " REALISTICALLY" see a redemption of Britain today.
Jeremiah Harris
You can't, the same way that you can't bring somebody back from the dead after they've been gone twenty years or more
Britain at the moment is a blank slate of secularism and degeneracy ripe for another culture to come and take it over, at the moment it obviously seems like Islam is going to be that driving force. A shame, but secularists who seriously thought that no religion can be a functioning belief system rather than a void waiting to be filled are to blame entirely for killing Christianity only to bend over backwards for something with far worse/more extreme traits just because it's anti-'British' in the traditional sense
Andrew Sullivan
The only redemption is unrealistic.
Aaron Robinson
I wouldn't call Britain a "blank slate"
But I do agree unfortunately... the only major religion that has any chance, heck... a chance of taking over... is islam.
Atheism is dominant, but not authoritarian dominance, therefore if a nation is 30% Islamic and 70% Athiest, Islam will dominate.
I can't see any way today to reverse this
Jeremiah Ward
Aye
Just look at all the things Islam has achieved despite being 5-7% of the population. Most major supermarket meats are halal by default. Huge cultural dominance.
Oliver Taylor
A majority of apathy submits to a minorty of extremism.
If this is this the case, we've already lost.
Michael Rogers
>lefties faces when they see the article just put up on the guardian saying that Corbyn agrees we're better out of the EU with controlled immigration
Glasgowfag here everyone on my twitter is already losing their shit
Michael Thomas
>If this is this the case, we've already lost. Well then
Jack Lewis
It was always a recipe for disaster to have a 70s Old Labourite in charge of Labour while the majority of new members are 10s Green Party enthusiasts
Even though he's a cunt at least he believes in being sovereign while you destroy your country, which is more than can be said for Blairites
Anthony Cox
You agree?
Justin Perry
Of course
Sebastian Gomez
buy one from one the cornershops
Wyatt White
I'd argue you're not black pilled because you still care enough to shill
Carson Rogers
>I'm so based and enlightened that I need a jew to tell me what to think
Jackson Walker
You're thinking lebara/lyca. You have to order your giffgaff sim online.
Luke Clark
Reckon I just like complaining I do genuinely have no hope that Britain will ever become a conservative Christian country again
>>I'm so based and enlightened that I need a jew to tell me what to think I bet you cry the same thing about Christians, you crazy pagan idiot >Opinions = based and enlightened You were a fun sideshow at first but you've turned into a right twat the last few days
David Green
>Christians Most are cucks >pagan Citation needed
Anthony Lee
>I do genuinely have no hope that Britain will ever become a conservative Christian country again
