David Craig, on November 15th, 2017I wasn’t going to write a blog today. But the anti-Russian propaganda spewing out from hapless Theresa May and the British mainstream media is so ludicrous that there’s a need to show it up for the garbage it is.
Let’s try to deal with a couple of May’s and the mainstream media’s ridiculous claims:
Russia invading other countries
In her recent Mansion House speech, May claimed that Russia was destabilising the world by invading other countries. She based this ‘judgement’ on the fact that Russia has taken over the pro-Russian Crimea and was supporting pro-Russian separatists in the Ukraine.
Meanwhile Britain has participated in the invasion of Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and the overthrow of Libya’s ruler. Every one of Britain’s interventions has been a disaster resulting in the unnecessary loss of hundreds of thousands of innocent lives and the invasion of Europe by millions of fake refugees who will eventually take over our continent and destroy 2,000 years of civilisation
Compared to Britain’s mass murder of people in countries where Britain had no right to interfere, I’d say that Russia’s activities have been rather minor. Wouldn’t you?
Russia using propaganda to influence elections
The next great anti-Russian claim is that the real reason Trump beat the repulsive Clinton in the USA and the British voted for Brexit is due to Russian propaganda and ‘fake news’ on the Internet. There are a couple of problems with this:
- The Russians may well have sent out thousands of pro-Brexit messages and stories. Who really knows? But the Remain side had the BBC, C4 News, the Times, Guardian, Independent, Mirror, the Treasury, the Bank of England, the CBI, trade unions etc all spewing out anti-Brexit propaganda. Plus we had direct threats to our economic future made by Hussein al Obama. How is this tsunami of pro-Remain nonsense from the ruling elites different from possible Russian sources sending pro-Brexit comments?
- We’re constantly told that those who voted for Trump and Brexit are the less well-educated, backward, poorer sections of society. These are precisely the people least likely to use the Internet for their news. The Russia-hating elites can’t have it both ways. They claim it was the stupid unwashed who didn’t vote the way the elites told them to vote. If that’s the case, then this group is precisely the one least likely to be influenced by Russian Internet propaganda
Russia is not the real threat – and ordinary people know this
May’s speech and the media’s current obsession with attacking Russia is just a diversionary tactic. To divert our attention from the almost unbelievable mess our rulers are making of the Brexit process. Perhaps they will even try to use the supposed ‘Russian interference’ to nullify the referendum result or call another referendum? Who knows what depths they will sink to?
I have repeatedly written about how our Izlumophiliac rulers are making a catastrophic historical mistake. The West and Russia both face the same threat – Izlumizm.
We should be uniting with Russia against this threat.
Instead we are handing over our continent to our enemies while our rulers try to stoke a fake conflict with Russia.
This is madness!
This is what George Orwell warned us about in “1984”
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Because Russia and Eastern Europe know Soros is driving this propaganda and Theresa May does what’s she’s told to.
May is desperately trying to distract from the fact that our most deadly enemy since the end of WW2, who are out to destroy our economy and future prosperity for daring to abscond from the Brussels Cosa Nostra, is clearly – the EU. She and that laughable negotiating team are being taken to the cleaners by the EU freeloading bully boys and this is going to end badly. Used to be in our national crisis’s in the past, ‘cometh the hour, cometh the man’. Now we’re stuck with May – we’re doomed.
The woman is under the influence of the globalists who want war to use their hegelian dialectic to creat order out of chaos, the NWO. If Russia is expansionist how come the borders of the former Soviet Union have withdrawn to the borders of Russia whilst the borders of NATO/EU have expanded right into those fornmer Soviet states onto Russias borders? Sadly the British people are thick and believe the fake news whom are owned by these elites promoting war. Its all being stage managed.
Craig David has been knocking them out of the park this week with his blogs. Will buy another album in support. No wonder they want to control the internet and introduce hate crimes and prison for hurty feelings offences.
Britain’s official world view does appear to be somewhat behind the curve. The Russia bad China good narrative and KSA untouchable seems to be history. Events on the ground are moving fast and there is a new sheriff in town. No doubt our lefty government have their heads firmly buried in the dirt and hope this nasty Mr Trump will go away soon but time will tell who wins this one.
I learnt a new word recently ‘Pathocracy’ Never came across it before in my ignorance.
Definition: pathocracy (n). A system of government created by a small pathological minority that takes control over a society of normal people
from Greek pathos, “feeling, pain, suffering”; and kratos, “rule”
A totalitarian form of government in which absolute political power is held by a psychopathic elite, and their effect on the people is such that the entire society is ruled and motivated by purely pathological values.
A pathocracy can take many forms and can insinuate itself covertly into any seemingly just system or ideology. As such it can masquerade under the guise of a democracy or theocracy as well as more openly oppressive regimes.
Characteristics
1. suppression of individualism and creativity.
2. impoverishment of artistic values.
3. impoverishment of moral values; a social structure based on self-interest and one-upmanship, rather than altruism.
4. fanatical ideology; often a corrupted form of a valid viable ‘trojan’ ideology which is perverted into a pathological form, bearing little resemblance to the substance of the original.
5. intolerance and suspicion of anyone who is different, or who disagrees with the state.
6. centralized control.
7. widespread corruption.
8. secret activities within government, but surveillance of the general population. (In contrast, a healthy society would have transparent government processes, and respect for privacy of the individual citizen).
9. paranoid and reactionary government.
10. excessive, arbitrary, unfair and inflexible legislation; the power of decision making is reduced/removed from the citizens’ everyday lives.
11. an attitude of hypocrisy and contempt demonstrated by the actions of the ruling class, towards the ideals they claim to follow, and towards the citizens they claim to represent.
12. controlled media, dominated by propaganda.
13. extreme inequality between the richest and poorest.
14. endemic use of corrupted psychological reasoning such as paramoralisms, conversive thinking and doubletalk.
15. rule by force and/or fear of force.
16. people are considered as a ‘resource’ to be exploited (hence the term “human resources”), rather than as individuals with intrinsic human worth.
17. spiritual life is restricted to inflexible and indoctrinare schemes. Anyone attempting to go beyond these boundaries is considered a heretic or insane, and therefore dangerous.
18. arbitrary divisions in the population (class, ethnicity, creed) are inflamed into conflict with one another.
19. suppression of free speech – public debate, demonstration, protest.
20. violation of basic human rights, for example: restriction or denial of basic life necessities such as food, water, shelter; detainment without charge; torture and abuse; slave labour.
All this russophobia in the media and not a single peice of supporting evidence.
Reminds me of Adolfs old saying about repeating a lie often enough.
May? Waste of her dads ejaculate, will never be a leader is a pathetic example of the chancer breed, pretending to be something she isnt, Strong.
Never mind chaps, only a few more years of this crap.
Theresa is using Hillary’s song book