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Ban All Non-UK Flags!

Email: Contextualising Reform UK – Which Flag Do You Fly? (7.5.2025)

Towns and villages are being turned into barracks for young male workers from abroad. This process began with the dissolution of the USSR – which used to maintain half the world in a state of stability. Of course, Capitalism is the cause, foreign workers the symptom. Whereas the right attacks the symptom (the workers) – the left should attack the cause (capitalism) – but we live in interesting times where narratives are becoming blurred and confused. The bourgeois establishment is practicing the age-old policy of “divide and conquer”. Workers from different parts of the world are being placed in a small geographical area and forced to fight for an equally small number of jobs. The question becomes “How do we on the left walk this tightrope?” My Chinese children, for example, share a classroom with a number of Ukrainian children – who have openly disagreed with the teacher about Hitler (the Ukrainians think Hitler protected the White race) – and made racist comments to my two daughter (my two daughters are the problem – not themselves).

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UK: Bleak Poverty Statistics "Wearily Familiar" - Joseph Rowntree Foundation! (6.2.2025)

UK: Bleak Poverty Statistics “Wearily Familiar” – Joseph Rowntree Foundation! (6.2.2025)

Larger families with three or more children have consistently faced a higher rate of poverty, it says: 45 per cent of children in large families were in poverty in 2022/23. Disabled people, carers, renters, people claiming benefits, and people in workless households were also at a disproportionately higher risk of poverty.

More recent figures were equally bleak, owing to the continued affects of the cost-of-living crisis. In October 2024, about 2.6 million of the poorest fifth of households (44 per cent) were in arrears with their household bills or behind on scheduled lending repayments; 4.1 million households (69 per cent) were going without essentials; and 3.2 million households (54 per cent) cut back on food or went hungry.

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If Criminal Science Took into Account Capitalist Socio-Economic Conditions! (21.9.2022)

(Free Masonry performs a highly important role in regulating, maintaining and protecting the bourgeois ‘capitalist’ system, and has successfully infiltrated the Marxist-Leninist Left to such a highly sophisticated and efficient manner that most people are unaware that Karl Marx blamed this clandestine organisation for the collapse of the First Internationale – as this data is not allowed to be widely known by the bourgeois-controlled publishers. There is also a very close working relationship between the Free Masons and the Trotskyites).

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UN Poverty Report Reveals US Government Lies… (10.4.2022) 

This is how capitalism operates and functions. Whilst at least one-third of society lives well (controlling the media and the political system), the other two-thirds of the society are neglected and expected to merely ‘struggle-through’ what constitutes ‘existence’ for them – free of the encumbrances of healthcare, unemployment insurance, housing, education and union protection when in employment! The bourgeois media is trained to ‘ignore’ this reality of the routine brutality of existence within the capitalist system – and instead propagate lies and invent all kinds of imagined slights against ‘Socialist’ regimes – just in-case the US working-class ever ‘awakes’ from its collective slumber and decides to no longer live in this self-induced stupor!

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Anti-Austerity March – London 21.6.14

Attention was drawn to the government’s policy of demonising people with disabilities, cutting or stopping their already meagre benefits, and instituting a policy of the dehumanising policy of making them disabled benefit claimants ‘compete’ for non-existing jobs, in an employment market that routinely discriminates against the employment of those with disabilities. Many others pointed-out the plight of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers, who are treated as ‘non-human’ interlopers in the UK and often imprisoned without trial before being deported back to impoverished countries, many with a less than impressive human rights record, or controlled by extremist or highly unreliable governments. The hated Bedroom Tax was raised alongside the issue of the loss of social housing. The environmental damage inflicted by the method of ‘fracking’ was also a popular cause of discontent.

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