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Stirlingsays 10 Feb 22 2.37pm | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
More likely talked into it.. Here, members of the group you support (Scotland branch of PA), essentially celebrate the activities of Brenton Tarrant [Link]
Several members flit between this and banned neo nazi groups. This mirrors multiple links between PA in general and banned terror group National Action, including high profile current members. National Action were banned due to celebrating the death of Jo Cox. They had changed their Website title to "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain!, a phrased coined by her murderer in court. I've spoken about this before. I've no real desire to directly address PA and have tried to avoid that but you seem determined to expand upon the subject. So as that's the route you've taken I'll respond. First off I want to correct a direct lie in that article. For those actually interested in what PA promote as their politics here is a link to their plans: The far left, plus 'hate not hate' are a heavily funded group who spend a lot of time monitoring groups, especially PA. Within any group there is a left and right and while I'm not a member nor in official PA forums (though I see members in telegram) however it's unfortunately true that you get the neo nazi types who will say this kind of stuff and when that has happened on Telegram I push back against.....not that I've ever come across stuff about Cox's murderer or Tarrant. Same as you had communists joining Labour movements in the seventies. It would be wrong to portray that as the majority but I'm afraid that's the impression you are trying to create here. You're essentially trying to give the impression that PA supports Brenton Tarrant and ignoring all the statements its given to the contrary and except highlighting comments from nutters.....are those actual members or plants? Deliberate operations on infiltration and known to occur precisely for this purpose. The article you link to openly admits to infiltration but how do we know that they don't also plant messages directly for their own purposes as well? I don't know how many of these are nutters or plants. Hope not Hate's leadership has admitted in the past that it will use unethical means as part of its aims. Personally, I think anyone associating with violence as a means to stop the great replacement needs to be banned from a group. .....PA is the largest dissident group campaigning against naive Britain being turned into a minority within their own homelands and so it's getting a lot of well funded far left activist activity. However I regard it the ensuring of majority status within our own homelands as a far too important objective in European history for it to be side tracked with nutters. I'm not interested in which group works towards that I'm interested in that aim.....I'm well aware that there are forces working directly against that who aren't interested in fairness or balance to achieve their aims in creating the precise opposite. Originally posted by BlueJay
One prominent PA official stated: “I want a cult. I want fanatics, people who are willing to die for this cause. That’s the level of commitment I want and expect" I think I heard that being said on a PA podcast and if that's right it's probably Sam Melia. That is being taken out of context if it's suggesting some kind of commitment to violence because it wasn't. It's talking about the commitment levels required compared to the size and strength of the forces pitted against it....who won't even support the democratic process. Originally posted by BlueJay
I could post countless posts like this concerning extreme links, and worldviews surrounding this far right neo nazi outfit. This group should not be allowed to become a political party, it is more likely to eventually become a prescribed group. I fear for what may lead to that happening. If you're fine with them pontificating about 'asking' my partner to leave our country on account of race, then at least own the realities and fullness of some who want to see that happen and why. I've already addressed this. This party is against the demographic replacement of the British into minority status within their own ancestral home. How that is achieved is multifold. However force is not one of those means and I wouldn't support that anyway. I'm sorry if that a purely voluntary question offends you and/or your partner. However, I'm highly offended by policies that mean my children will become a minority probably by their forties....A high majority of their ancestors who fought in wars last centuries wars would be shocked. Originally posted by BlueJay
Thanks for the head up. I will be going to see Tim. He's certainly on the right, intentionally shocking at times and a free speech advocate to the hilt. He's not hateful though or attracted to anything politically out there. He looks at the absurdity of life and he laughs. For what it's worth I see your interest in these groups as 'rubber necking' rather than anything of note; the desire to be linked to something with a bit of meat on the bone. What I'm saying to you is that you can't sanitise away the more disturbing side. It is what it is. And what it is, isn't particularly palatable. Believe it or not I have a lot to do. You could certainly be forgiven for thinking overwise. Whether it's covid or this, I've spent a stupid amount of time over the past three days trying to inject a sensible viewpoint into what I've been seeing on here. I imagine I've reached the same conclusion several others have over time. There is a side to PA that I don't support. Like I've said in the past I don't think Mark Collett is the best to represent PA due to comments he's made in the past. However, this was no different to Corbyn leading the Labour party. A guy who made McDonnell, a guy who had previously admitted to being a communist, his shadow chancellor. McDonnell then went on to wave Moa's little red book in the commons....Moa being responsible for the death of tens of millions. Now did you ever highlight this? Do you condemn the tens of millions of people who voted for Corbyn because of these associations? No.....and I didn't either because there is a difference between supporting the Labour party and directly supporting everything about who leads it or nutters within it saying crazy stuff....they don't represent the whole. I think you have deliberately tried to represent PA within that same light. I support the stated aims within the plan I linked to.....I don't support what nutters or plants say on far off forums. Originally posted by BlueJay
Consequently, as far as it goes for me in /politics..... That's all folks! Well, you've said this many times now. However, other than this topic area where there is significant discord between us I quite enjoy your contributions for the different angle they represent.
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Stirlingsays 10 Feb 22 2.56pm | |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
I had never heard of PA until I saw that post. Well, we didn't need to get into it....I've no real desire to create PA threads but when any discussion on replacement comes up unfortunately it then gets focused upon. There are arguments for what western globalism is trying to accomplish....which will be exported far beyond Europe....However, while being western I'm peacefully against them. It covers many areas, not just ethnic ones....but I find the desire to exclude this from the public square not only undemocratic but denialist of reality. The very creators of the system want to ignore the problems it directly creates and deny opposition to them.
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EverybodyDannsNow SE19 10 Feb 22 3.04pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
His choice of women aside (although even that could be argued is better than our current PM) Major is 10 times the man Johnson will ever be. He has dignity, diplomacy, honesty and a genuine sense of service running through him from head to toes. Johnson is a populist chancer, without a shred of integrity. Agree - Major is a reminder of what conservative politics can look like.
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Stirlingsays 10 Feb 22 3.14pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
His choice of women aside (although even that could be argued is better than our current PM) Major is 10 times the man Johnson will ever be. He has dignity, diplomacy, honesty and a genuine sense of service running through him from head to toes. Johnson is a populist chancer, without a shred of integrity. I would agree that he has dignity and diplomacy...though after being unfaithful I hardly think 'honesty' is that true....though dishonesty is a basic template of all politicians it's just about what level of dishonesty they are willing to live with. I should think your appreciation is more reflective of him being a remainer.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 10 Feb 22 6.52pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I would agree that he has dignity and diplomacy...though after being unfaithful I hardly think 'honesty' is that true....though dishonesty is a basic template of all politicians it's just about what level of dishonesty they are willing to live with. I should think your appreciation is more reflective of him being a remainer. He admitted his mistake and saved his marriage. He certainly has better judgement than many over Brexit and has had the foresight to realise why the EU was, and still ought to be, part of our future. He has been consistent on this, unlike Johnson who has changed sides purely on the basis of political opportunism, and never conviction. As an irrelevant fact we were both born in the same hospital a few months apart. Pity he supports Chelsea though. I don't appreciate that!
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Stirlingsays 10 Feb 22 6.58pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
He admitted his mistake and saved his marriage. He certainly has better judgement than many over Brexit and has had the foresight to realise why the EU was, and still ought to be, part of our future. He has been consistent on this, unlike Johnson who has changed sides purely on the basis of political opportunism, and never conviction. As an irrelevant fact we were both born in the same hospital a few months apart. Pity he supports Chelsea though. I don't appreciate that! While the EU remains as a political entity I certainly don't promote the idea that our interests are somehow independent on everything....if anything that's more the attitude of Macron types who want to pick a fight on anything that doesn't directly benefit the EU....seemingly out of resentment. While I'm obviously a supporter of Brexit and disagree with Major on it, I would pretty much agree with you that he's more consistent than Johnson and in some aspects....some...more traditionally conservative. Edited by Stirlingsays (10 Feb 2022 7.00pm)
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cryrst The garden of England 10 Feb 22 8.40pm | |
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
Agree - Major is a reminder of what conservative politics can look like. And you voted for him?
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Hrolf The Ganger 10 Feb 22 9.26pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
If people don't read, or misunderstand, what I write that's not my responsibility. That 1 in 10 people globally are European (I'll take that as correct, without checking) is a complete irrelevance. "Virtual replacement" is a complete nonsense. It's nothing like a reality. For all the reasons I have explained in my previous posts. Not least that "current rates" won't be future rates and those that are already here will no longer be "new immigrants". They will become new citizens, gradually absorbing British culture. Just as many millions have done before. Their children, going to British schools, making British friends, supporting British football teams, eating British food and watching British TV will be born British and will soon be as British as you and me. Only those who see coloured skin as a differential don't get that. What must be done to achieve that is to avoid any kind of social or cultural apartheid. Those who spread the poison of evil conspiracy theories aren't helping us. Anyone in any doubt reading your post will now know that I am correct, and you are clutching at straws. You are deliberately avoiding what 'replacement' actually means, and to keep saying that the current trends might reduce when you know full well that immigration will only increase with climate change and population growth is quite ridiculous. The only thing that will halt the influx is policy. And you say that Boris can't tell the truth.
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Badger11 Beckenham 10 Feb 22 9.44pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
He admitted his mistake and saved his marriage. He certainly has better judgement than many over Brexit and has had the foresight to realise why the EU was, and still ought to be, part of our future. He has been consistent on this, unlike Johnson who has changed sides purely on the basis of political opportunism, and never conviction. As an irrelevant fact we were both born in the same hospital a few months apart. Pity he supports Chelsea though. I don't appreciate that! I used to think he was a decent man who got slaughtered by the press (and the left) when PM and at the time maybe that was correct. However since he left office like Hessletine he has become a bitter old man who can't stand that he is not seen as the Tory grandee that the young politicians go to for advice. Blair is another one who can't hack that their time is over. I am not saying he is wrong on Boris just that I stopped listening to him during the Brexit campaign some of what he said was absolute garbage and quite disgraceful for someone who held high office. Nothing wrong in being against Brexit but he was more remoaner than remainer. Yesterday's man who was a terrible PM. Don't take my word for that just look at what the Labour party said at the time.
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HKOwen Hong Kong 10 Feb 22 10.12pm | |
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IMHO past PM's and their mouthpieces should keep quiet, especially warmonger Blair and his nasty little dog Alastair Campbell. Major has not become the grandee he probably hoped for and his lack of endorsement of the Brexit referendum result questions his belief in democracy. Edited by HKOwen (10 Feb 2022 10.13pm)
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 10 Feb 22 11.36pm | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
More likely talked into it.. Here, members of the group you support (Scotland branch of PA), essentially celebrate the activities of Brenton Tarrant [Link]
Several members flit between this and banned neo nazi groups. This mirrors multiple links between PA in general and banned terror group National Action, including high profile current members. National Action were banned due to celebrating the death of Jo Cox. They had changed their Website title to "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain!, a phrased coined by her murderer in court. One prominent PA official stated: “I want a cult. I want fanatics, people who are willing to die for this cause. That’s the level of commitment I want and expect" I could post countless posts like this concerning extreme links, and worldviews surrounding this far right neo nazi outfit. This group should not be allowed to become a political party, it is more likely to eventually become a prescribed group. I fear for what may lead to that happening. If you're fine with them pontificating about 'asking' my partner to leave our country on account of race, then at least own the realities and fullness of some who want to see that happen and why.
Consequently, as far as it goes for me in /politics..... That's all folks! Edited by BlueJay (10 Feb 2022 1.48am) I hope you change your mind, as you will be missed. Although to be honest I can understand it. I can accept differences of opinion on Brexit and how best to deal with the pandemic, lockdowns and vaccinations. Even if I believe those determined to not co-operate deserve to be treated as pariahs and extended no sympathy. I can accept other political viewpoints too. What I find very difficult to stomach is anyone who has even a touch of sympathy for the nauseous "great replacement theory" and political movements, like "Patriotic Alternative", whose policies subscribe to it. A previous reply to you encouraged readers to read their plan. I hope they did. It can be found here:- [Link] You can read the Wiki entry on PA here:- [Link] I find some of their ideas shocking. The statement on who are British, especially so. If they have tried to register as a political party, and been refused, I am unsurprised, as this is a clearly illegal position. This is racism. I don't want it anywhere near me, or have any contact with it. Whilst I am pretty disgusted to see anyone here expressing support for these views I am gratified that the echo chamber for them is very limited, although I would be happier to read outright condemnations. Whatever our politics might be, no-one truly British, or patriotic, thinks like this.
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HKOwen Hong Kong 11 Feb 22 12.49am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
I hope you change your mind, as you will be missed. Although to be honest I can understand it. I can accept differences of opinion on Brexit and how best to deal with the pandemic, lockdowns and vaccinations. Even if I believe those determined to not co-operate deserve to be treated as pariahs and extended no sympathy. I can accept other political viewpoints too. What I find very difficult to stomach is anyone who has even a touch of sympathy for the nauseous "great replacement theory" and political movements, like "Patriotic Alternative", whose policies subscribe to it. A previous reply to you encouraged readers to read their plan. I hope they did. It can be found here:- [Link] You can read the Wiki entry on PA here:- [Link] I find some of their ideas shocking. The statement on who are British, especially so. If they have tried to register as a political party, and been refused, I am unsurprised, as this is a clearly illegal position. This is racism. I don't want it anywhere near me, or have any contact with it. Whilst I am pretty disgusted to see anyone here expressing support for these views I am gratified that the echo chamber for them is very limited, although I would be happier to read outright condemnations. Whatever our politics might be, no-one truly British, or patriotic, thinks like this. Is there anything that would result in you voluntarily ceasing to post on here? Just curious, in the legal meaning of the word Edited by HKOwen (11 Feb 2022 12.50am)
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