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Originally posted by Joannie ↑

"To me its obvious the majority of the current politicians are not aware of the main street opinion on what is happening to society not just in Britain but in many Western countries "

Do you really believe that?

Seriously, they must be blind and totally deaf to be unaware of what is going on.
Personally I think that they just do not give a damn. They have no need to mix with the serfs, but nonetheless, even the elite could become a target the way things are going.

Are they ALL members of the WEF? I find it quite depressing that these people can simply turn the other cheek. Do none of them have a conscience?

Can anyone explain to me, why on earth they continuously almost welcomed all these boat people from France. They were mainly young men, who then could bring their large families over. They have been put up in hotels, fed and watered and given cash. In fact some were even given very expensive properties to live in for a song in the most expensive areas, like Islington.

It makes no sense to me and this was mainly under a conservative government. Why, just Why?
My daughter was living in Enfield North London and we went out and about and tbh we felt totally intimidated in many areas, we could see no other British people and we were given filthy looks by these people who were selling things from their market stalls.

Thank heavens, that she has now moved back here to Australia with her family.
One of the reasons which we left over 25 years ago, was because we could see the country was going to the dogs.

I love Australia and am very grateful to be living here, but of course I have my wistful moments, when I miss England. Then I pull myself up and remember why we left and it is far worse now.

I truly hope that we can learn from the UK and pull up the drawbridge.

Perhaps I should vote for Pauline Hanson???

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I would not be surprised if the next change in the justice system in Britain , with protestors put in internment camps with their homes then made available for immigrants .
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