The state of totalitarianism in the UK today

The woman interviewed above nails it when she says “Its challenging power”. That is it. The STATE has the ‘right’ to film you/us every minute of every day every where. But we may not film the instruments of state power.

H/T Pym Purnell

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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

3 Replies to “The state of totalitarianism in the UK today”

  1. And even from here in the states, this has been demonstrated more and more, the taking over of Great Britain by this totalitarian government. It was visible in the Alfie Evans murder debacle, the Charlie Gard debacle, the fact that police forces are dedicated to “rooting out” and charging Brits who have the audacity to complain about the acid attacks or child rapes or harassment by Islamists, and not much seems to be brought to bear against the Islamists. Tommy Robinson.
    Time grows exceedingly short, and the time is always now, to take steps to correct a regime that believes it knows better what you need and is exerting control to keep that power unto itself.
    A bumper sticker in the states reminds all of us of our own responsibility for our liberty.
    “Freedom is not free.” Men and women died for our freedom in the West, and once freedom is squandered, it usually takes the shedding of blood to get it back, if you can.

  2. One other observation, isn’t it interesting in a terrible way, to see how easily our fellow citizens will turn into good little stoolies and treat us terribly. Human nature being what it is, how quickly people forget their common citizenship and they fail to consider they are acting the toadie merely because they are obtaining a paycheck to do so. Human beings are often so disappointing at times like this. It’s a nauseating display. Taken to the extreme, what won’t people do if they are enjoying their cozy spot on the inside of the apparatus. We must all be mindful not to do likewise to our fellow man.