We must not forget we are nation so experienced in the battle for freedom, we spawned Democracies all over the world, says Rachael Tearney.
The nation is reeling in the aftermath of terrible crimes committed in the 30 days since the Labour government, with very little legitimacy, came to power. What is most galling is the crimes going unpunished and our laws failing us.
People are angry, enraged even and with very good cause. Our political elite have, in the last few years, ignored us, over and over again. They have broken election manifesto promises, overruled referendum results and done everything they can to enforce the views of the minority over the majority
Our political elite have, in the last few years, ignored us, over and over again.
We are suffering this way because we have failed to defend our democracy effectively. It seems to me, that pompous folk are profiteering from the people and crushing dissenters underfoot. Yet contrary to popular belief, those doing the crushing are not “right-wing.” They are in fact, Socialists.
One of the greatest tricks of the twentieth century has been the campaign to convince the public the worst thing you could possibly be is “right-wing” and that leftist ideology has no flaws. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Left-wing ideology has been the cause of all oppression in the last two hundred years and its roots go back further.
This weekend there was an internet storm over Musk’s civil war tweet. But what did he mean exactly? I’m not him, so I can’t say for sure but he was almost certainly responding to Starmer’s use of the phrase ‘a Standing Army.’
There is a reason the education curriculum has been watered down since Blair came to power in 1997. For a Socialist dictatorship to succeed it needs an ignorant populace. One that is only educated in the ways of the Party.
In the movie 1984 we watch in horror as Winston is mentally beaten into submission and forced to utter the words, ’I don’t know’. The tragedy is of course, he does know and so do we. We know right from wrong and freedom from oppression.
In the movie 1984 we watch in horror as Winston is mentally beaten into submission and forced to utter the words, ’I don’t know’. The tragedy is of course, he does know and so do we.
If the Socialists, through Ofsted and various other ‘independent’ bodies hadn’t spent the last 25 years teaching Gender Studies, Queer Theory and Critical Race Theory and instead had concentrated on the English Civil War, or had continued to allow the study of Latin (the language the Socialists declared dead but which is in point of fact, the language of law and medicine) we’d have a populace much more able to defend itself, with words and laws. Instead, Starmer and Co. now bandy these words about and exploit laws in supercilious righteousness.
The first Standing Army in Britain was created by Oliver Cromwell. It was a permanent army of the state. (We all know how the Socialists love a big state!). Prior to this, we had local militia and nobles with private forces. Starmer used the phrase on purpose; he was talking directly to those devotees of the Parliamentarian cause in the 1600s, he was trying to say he was on the side of the people. Question is, which people? As the forces of Cromwell were turned on their fellow Englishmen.
Our greatest weapons against the kind of tyranny the new wave Socialists are inflicting on Britain is education, not violence. They have set traps for us to aimlessly and angrily walk in to. We are a sophisticated nation, an old, robust democracy. It has taken them decades to get this far. We must stand united by our common principles, enshrined in our ancient laws. After every Socialist revolution or attempted coup comes disaster; ravaged, poor countries emerge after decades of oppression. We are not going to get to that because Britain is going to stand united against its antagonists.
We must stand united by our common principles, enshrined in our ancient laws.
After WW2 Churchill was ejected from office, his incredible victory apparently ignored by a seemingly ungrateful nation. In truth, the Socialists, who had replaced Hitler across Europe, exploited the weaknesses in an exhausted nation, they began the rhetoric of ‘power to the people’ and political agitators who had more in common with Stalin than Churchill, were elected to government.
During that Labour administration, the seeds of Socialism were sewn in Britain and they’ve never been pulled up by the root. The Social Justice movement has kept flawed theories of Public Health and Disarmament very much in our establishment. We have been holding back the tide of Communism Canute fashion ever since.
If we want to get our country back we must end Socialist Theory and practice in our institutions. There are other ways, better ways. We must progress.
In organisations such as PopCon and the Conservative Democrat Organisation, a battle is going on. A battle for the restoration of democracy in the Conservative Party. A Thatcheresque revival and we will succeed but we need a united nation. We need robust opposition to hold Starmer’s unpopular, morally weak government to account.
We need robust opposition to hold Starmer’s unpopular, morally weak government to account.
We can still save our democracy but we must be clever and educate ourselves, think and not be manipulated and utilised as ‘useful idiots’ to aid our own downfall. We must apply political pressure at every opportunity.
We are not a divided nation ready to attack each other in the streets, no matter how emotive and powerful our grievances, we must unite as one people who believe in freedom. We are stronger than the enemy within and we will resist.
In true despotic style, Cromwell passed his reign on to his son, who floundered almost immediately. From the ashes of that dreadful period, a reshaped Britain emerged, older and wiser and became an economic and naval superpower.
From the ashes of that dreadful period, a reshaped Britain emerged, older and wiser and became an economic and naval superpower.
A nation so experienced in the battle for freedom, we spawned Democracies all over the world. They still remain, as the Commonwealth; a family of nations which our late Queen championed for the entirety of her glorious seventy year reign.
We carry the torch of democracy still and we shall never lay it down.
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