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It all started with the brutal killing of three young girls in Southport a week ago but that was only the beginning. This past week has seen a rising conflict between populism and globalism exploding right across the UK and it has not ended. But was it all planned by the Globalists, manipulated by the Globalists and weaponised by the Globalists? Is the UK heading towards a semi-military State where patriots are the enemy and migrants the heroes of the hour. Is this the next step in Kalergi implementation?
In the aftermath of the Southport mass killings allegedly by the 2nd generation Rwandan Axel Rudakubana, the UK Government and the media as if in lockstep, focused on outraged protests by British patriots across the UK and declared THEM the enemy of the State. This was very strange behaviour.
There have been TWO emergency broadcasts by Prime Minister Starmer in the space of seven days where he explicitly chooses to criticise only one party to the unwelcome street violence. Muslims get a pass, in fact they are singled out by the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to receive further £££ millions to protect their Mosques. The Government MUST know the two-tier response this creates in the minds of many people and be happy with it. The more concerned British citizens demonstrate their anger, the better for the State which then further baits them.
We all see that there is a division between the Globalist agenda and the Populist agenda. The former approves of open borders and mass migration and is determined to impose this on Nation State. The latter wants to protect is borders and indigenous population. Where the problem comes is when a Government is elected that is Globalist in nature, the Starmer regime epitomises this. However a large % of the population want their country back and don’t accept the huge numbers of migrants. If people DON’T protest the Globalists merrily impose their agenda but if the DO protest, they are labelled “far right extremists” and pummelled by the instruments of the State. At some point, something will have to give. I think that is where we now are!
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