Read it? it's being used as a to-do list of things to dismantle ffs.

You said it Fren, degenerates. That's all it is now in my eyes.

+1 for the alchemical reference.

• several hundred for the invaluable advice. Good stuff.

Totally agree.

During the UK lockdowns I didn't wear a mask and was happy to discuss why with people - but I only ever got asked about it twice, and they were both very polite and accepted my answer that I was exempt :)

However, I live in a rural area, so the effect was fairly weak on its own :)

People in this country have forgotten how to protest properly, they don't understand the power they have. Violent rioting is the leftist way, and that only works because it's permitted.

We need to be smarter and also appeal to moderates who would like to protest, but lack a meaningful way to do so short of going to prison and ruining their lives.

They'll just plug a phone in and tether it, need to block all signals for the duration.

Well, looking at the stairs and the artefacts appearing as they walk down them, I'd say it isn't just the crowd that is faked in this video clip.

Does anyone have a link to the original, or has it been scrubbed?

In that case it wouldn't be designated AF2 either, and since when did presidential candidates get a free plane to jet about in?

A point which he addresses in his speech.

He'll always be Black Adder to me.

Something about fascists

So, if we are to believe two-tier policing in the UK isn't a thing, then we can expect this guy to get his door kicked in by the Stasi later, yes?

Common sense

There is a treatment, you have to understand that you cannot effectively argue with a TV

That is some funny shit right there.

Shia getting arrested for assaulting one of his own fans was definitely a big win, but finding the flag in the field was next level.

Easier said than done, but you're right. Economic power is the one thing in the UK that we have that is a lot more powerful than our political vote.

The law of unintended consequences will mean that this will drive people to communicate in ways that are less easily tracked.

I say go for it!

It's going to be difficult to discern the truth, but the bottom line for a lot of people in the UK is the way that the system has been turned on them in favour of 'others'.

The Rotherham grooming gangs are one of the main aspects that has fuelled a lot of resentment that has nothing to do with UN soldiers or whatever, regardless if there are other plans afoot to inflame the situation to justify more draconian laws.

The problem with the latter approach is that whilst the UK population is slow to anger and have been overly tolerant (and there are a lot of simps out there too) there is also a hard-core underbelly that will not go down without a fight - whether that be against Muslim invaders or a foreign army all supported by our traitorous government bootlickers.

Civil disobedience is coming.

Ah, ok :)

I'm not sure what your meaning is, I certainly don't back the blue.

In the UK they are a corporate owned private army.

I don't believe complying is the wimpy way out, but you don't protect your rights by not exercising them, you lose them.

Comply away, that will surely make things better.

I thought that arsehole was going to arrest the kid for crying.

These cops are inhuman.

No rights, no fucking taxes.

I look forward to the government following this adice.

Fucking idiots.