Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Bluebird since 1948
Women can do what they like, protest against what they like but it's my right to pull them up on their double standards. It's always intrigued me, the unholy alliance between feminists and the Islam loving left.
The latest protests are about Trumps "muslim ban" which doesn't even exists, there is no Muslim ban yet hoards of the great unwashed filtered the streets of the UK this evening in protest. Truly comical when the likes of Saudi Arabia and Qatar have refused to take in refugees for years. Why do people give a shit now? Because it's "cool" and trendy to be seen at a Trump out march holding a home made placard with "love not hate" scrawled on it, it looks great on the luvvies instagram pages to be seen at such event.
Obama was responsible for the deaths of hundreds and thousands of Muslim people with his drone strikes and the world turned a blind eye, the world didn't care, the world let him do it because he had a cheesy smile and his wife sang badly in a car with a gobby fat bloke from Essex.
Well said !!
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Eric Cartman
It is irrelevant whether they are right or wrong (whatever that means in this case). His intention was clearly to belittle anyone marching, their opinion matters as does yours and Mrs R's but only if you start to bloody pay attention.
You didn't say anything to me for calling them bitches, I think you are ignoring my opinion because I'm a woman. :biggrin:
No problem with 'Eradicate men' signs or anything else I mentioned? but you have a problem with him calling them spotty faced virgins even though some of them probably are? not much has made sense today, not sure why I'm expecting it to start now. :hehe:
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Bluebird since 1948
Women can do what they like, protest against what they like but it's my right to pull them up on their double standards. It's always intrigued me, the unholy alliance between feminists and the Islam loving left.
The latest protests are about Trumps "muslim ban" which doesn't even exists, there is no Muslim ban yet hoards of the great unwashed filtered the streets of the UK this evening in protest. Truly comical when the likes of Saudi Arabia and Qatar have refused to take in refugees for years. Why do people give a shit now? Because it's "cool" and trendy to be seen at a Trump out march holding a home made placard with "love not hate" scrawled on it, it looks great on the luvvies instagram pages to be seen at such event.
Obama was responsible for the deaths of hundreds and thousands of Muslim people with his drone strikes and the world turned a blind eye, the world didn't care, the world let him do it because he had a cheesy smile and his wife sang badly in a car with a gobby fat bloke from Essex.
:hehe:
It's funny because it's true.
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Bluebird since 1948
Women can do what they like, protest against what they like but it's my right to pull them up on their double standards. It's always intrigued me, the unholy alliance between feminists and the Islam loving left.
The latest protests are about Trumps "muslim ban" which doesn't even exists, there is no Muslim ban yet hoards of the great unwashed filtered the streets of the UK this evening in protest. Truly comical when the likes of Saudi Arabia and Qatar have refused to take in refugees for years. Why do people give a shit now? Because it's "cool" and trendy to be seen at a Trump out march holding a home made placard with "love not hate" scrawled on it, it looks great on the luvvies instagram pages to be seen at such event.
Obama was responsible for the deaths of hundreds and thousands of Muslim people with his drone strikes and the world turned a blind eye, the world didn't care, the world let him do it because he had a cheesy smile and his wife sang badly in a car with a gobby fat bloke from Essex.
You've hit the nail on the head. The anti-war movement completely disappeared during the Obama presidency, despite US and UK involvement in Libya, Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, plus meddling in Egypt, Ukraine, Turkey, Tunisia, Sudan, Pakistan and Somalia.
The Occupy and BLM movements were born as further iterations of the "controlled opposition" and "divide-and-rule" strategies. Now we have feminists set against men, old against young, nationalists against globalists. It makes me laugh to see "nationalist" Leanne Wood marching for globalist aims.
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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severncity
You've hit the nail on the head. The anti-war movement completely disappeared during the Obama presidency, despite US and UK involvement in Libya, Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, plus meddling in Egypt, Ukraine, Turkey, Tunisia, Sudan, Pakistan and Somalia.
The Occupy and BLM movements were born as further iterations of the "controlled opposition" and "divide-and-rule" strategies. Now we have feminists set against men, old against young, nationalists against globalists. It makes me laugh to see "nationalist" Leanne Wood marching for globalist aims.
Thank god there some on here that know what I'm on about, I have been talking about "controlled opposition" for a while now, it hit me a few years ago when Russell Brand was spouting his revolution stuff, it was like I was being led and it didn't feel right so I started looking in to controlled opposition, I had a bit of a shock when I realized that I could actually be helping them by being a bit of 'useful idiot' myself so I had to rethink everything I previously thought, that is not as easy to do as it sounds.
I've posted plenty of vids on this topic before but have a look at Yuri's full talks, they will scare you :hehe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLqHv0xgOlc
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Bluebird since 1948
Women can do what they like, protest against what they like but it's my right to pull them up on their double standards.
By all means do that. I haven't criticised you for that.
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Mrs Steve R
You didn't say anything to me for calling them bitches, I think you are ignoring my opinion because I'm a woman. :biggrin:
No problem with 'Eradicate men' signs or anything else I mentioned? but you have a problem with him calling them spotty faced virgins even though some of them probably are? not much has made sense today, not sure why I'm expecting it to start now. :hehe:
I would definitely prefer if people didn't eradicate men. I read this forum so I notice things that I think are a bit shit and I say so. I don't scour photos of marches to see whether the placards piss me off so I am less likely to talk about it.
What is your point? I can't discuss something that I think is bad unless I am equally vocal about everything else bad that goes on in the world?
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Mrs Steve R
Thank god there some on here that know what I'm on about, I have been talking about "controlled opposition" for a while now, it hit me a few years ago when Russell Brand was spouting his revolution stuff, it was like I was being led and it didn't feel right so I started looking in to controlled opposition, I had a bit of a shock when I realized that I could actually be helping them by being a bit of 'useful idiot' myself so I had to rethink everything I previously thought, that is not as easy to do as it sounds.
I've posted plenty of vids on this topic before but have a look at Yuri's full talks, they will scare you :hehe:
Didn't Yuri Bezmenov "disappear", a bit like Russel Brand has?
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Eric Cartman
I would definitely prefer if people didn't eradicate men. I read this forum so I notice things that I think are a bit shit and I say so. I don't scour photos of marches to see whether the placards piss me off so I am less likely to talk about it.
What is your point? I can't discuss something that I think is bad unless I am equally vocal about everything else bad that goes on in the world?
No I'm not saying that, I just meant that the point he was making was more important than what he called them, what he calls them is none of my business so I guess I just thought about the point, you can do whatever you like. :thumbup:
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Wales-Bales
Didn't Yuri Bezmenov "disappear", a bit like Russel Brand has?
He died in 1993 so they say.
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Mrs Steve R
No I'm not saying that, I just meant that the point he was making was more important than what he called them, what he calls them is none of my business so I guess I just thought about the point, you can do whatever you like. :thumbup:
He died in 1993 so they say.
I mean before he died, and after he had "delivered" his message. How do we know that he wasn't still on the Soviet payroll? :biggrin:
Re: Nice to see the BBC reporting on marches again
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Originally Posted by
Wales-Bales
I mean before he died, and after he had "delivered" his message. How do we know that he wasn't still on the Soviet payroll? :biggrin:
I have thought about that mind bender before :hehe: I can't think of a purpose for that other than creating a resistance to what he's warning people about, but if that is not what is happening why warn them anyway? if they were paying him to say it that suggests they are still up to something doesn't it? :hehe:
