Good luck with getting anybody in parliament to agree to this, our elected representatives are far too cowardly to act in the interests of the British and any integrated minorities that live here. We live in a age of state sanctioned political cowardice. Nice idea though.
So am I, but we're governed by bad people some are accountable and can be removed at the ballot box others are faceless ideological enforcers exercising power without having been elected. Let's get them gone! I do like your idea by the way, but it will take a new government that is genuinely interested in serving the people to put it into action.
Thanks for replying Douglas I take the view that British politics has lost all of its statesmen. There's too much virtue signalling by people who see the job of prime minister as nothing more than a stepping stone to a cushy role in the global power network of billionaires, their institutes and NGOs. If I was to start somewhere I would ban every single NGO and Quango and repeal all of the Blairite legislation and all that has followed. With that done we may then just stand a chance of passing something like this.
Sorry to have sounded negative. I'm just a man who has got used to stone deaf governance.
I think we have to start further upstream and cut back the State’s supply of money at source; it could not then waste what it doesn’t have. The State has no money of its own. What it cannot raise in direct taxes from the overburdened minority it borrows and prints as stealth liabilities for those same taxpayers. It’s immoral and it should be illegal to squeeze the productive in this way. But it’s not illegal, because unscrupulous politicians effectively invite the majority to vote for this form of dependency / parasitism at each Election.
The overtaxed minority need to make a legal challenge to their continued extortion, although I know of no current political party who would be willing to represent them.
Thank you. Someone has got to come up with a practical plan. I think it is inevitable that it will be implemented but whether it’s before the country’s economy collapses under the weight of debt, in part caused by our largesse to those not our own, am not so sure.
I'm not sure we've dug deep enough into the motivations of serial governments in the West as a whole that have permitted this situation to not only perpetuate but in fact to accelerate.
I live in a poor area of London. Somehow everyone has new cars.
I discovered recently that one in five new cars on the road are disability cars. Each costing around 30/40k, with a lot of the costs of the car covered/subsidised. After speaking with a second generation friend, he seemed to know all about it and seemed quite informed. He proceeded to tell me he has friends who got their parents to apply for it, so they could use the car and be classed as ‘carers’
You stop paying them, stop providing housing and offer them money for a flight home. That would deal with many. Also remove the ability to work. Forced migrations can follow, even if it means deporting to somewhere like South Georgia in the South Atlantic.
Good luck with getting anybody in parliament to agree to this, our elected representatives are far too cowardly to act in the interests of the British and any integrated minorities that live here. We live in a age of state sanctioned political cowardice. Nice idea though.
We all know the problem. I’m interested in fixing it
So am I, but we're governed by bad people some are accountable and can be removed at the ballot box others are faceless ideological enforcers exercising power without having been elected. Let's get them gone! I do like your idea by the way, but it will take a new government that is genuinely interested in serving the people to put it into action.
This sort of attitude is an even bigger problem than that of the Establishment. Thank goodness we ignored this sort of defeatism to secure Brexit
Thanks for replying Douglas I take the view that British politics has lost all of its statesmen. There's too much virtue signalling by people who see the job of prime minister as nothing more than a stepping stone to a cushy role in the global power network of billionaires, their institutes and NGOs. If I was to start somewhere I would ban every single NGO and Quango and repeal all of the Blairite legislation and all that has followed. With that done we may then just stand a chance of passing something like this.
Sorry to have sounded negative. I'm just a man who has got used to stone deaf governance.
I think we have to start further upstream and cut back the State’s supply of money at source; it could not then waste what it doesn’t have. The State has no money of its own. What it cannot raise in direct taxes from the overburdened minority it borrows and prints as stealth liabilities for those same taxpayers. It’s immoral and it should be illegal to squeeze the productive in this way. But it’s not illegal, because unscrupulous politicians effectively invite the majority to vote for this form of dependency / parasitism at each Election.
The overtaxed minority need to make a legal challenge to their continued extortion, although I know of no current political party who would be willing to represent them.
Thank you. Someone has got to come up with a practical plan. I think it is inevitable that it will be implemented but whether it’s before the country’s economy collapses under the weight of debt, in part caused by our largesse to those not our own, am not so sure.
I'm not sure we've dug deep enough into the motivations of serial governments in the West as a whole that have permitted this situation to not only perpetuate but in fact to accelerate.
Excellent analysis and solution.
Most will agree , I do but politicians at the moment don't really give a shit until there is massive protests.
I live in a poor area of London. Somehow everyone has new cars.
I discovered recently that one in five new cars on the road are disability cars. Each costing around 30/40k, with a lot of the costs of the car covered/subsidised. After speaking with a second generation friend, he seemed to know all about it and seemed quite informed. He proceeded to tell me he has friends who got their parents to apply for it, so they could use the car and be classed as ‘carers’
You stop paying them, stop providing housing and offer them money for a flight home. That would deal with many. Also remove the ability to work. Forced migrations can follow, even if it means deporting to somewhere like South Georgia in the South Atlantic.
Amazing,
Can't beat a good chart,
Just a shame it's going the wrong way 😂😭
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