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Momcat's avatar

250,000 girls, women, destroyed, yet not one perp arrested. Arrest them all, hang them all.

LMS2's avatar

Some of them have been arrested, prosecuted and jailed.

But not all, and not enough.

But no police who joined in, or arrested the victims. No councillors who valued "community cohesion" and not being racist above young girls being raped and abused.

And no politicians who pretended it wasn't happening and had the people who spoke out arrested on trumped-up charges.

SheilaB's avatar

Raja Miah (himself a muslim) gave an excellent talk to UK Column on the collusion of the local and national Labour Party, which basically traded girls for block votes.

https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/uk-column-on-location-in-cheltenham-raja-miah

Letsrock's avatar

And those who voted AGAINST remigration equally implicated!

Letsrock's avatar

Boys as well. There is one YTer who is reading the entire report online over several hrs. I have been listening and one point he makes and I cannot agree more is that remigration is not the answer. Trials and swift execution for all, including every facilitator, is the only way. I wonder when the "don't complain or explain" top defender of UK Islam Chuck will be outed? I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the enormity of this atrocity. Makes Epstein look like a rube. You're the best Elizabeth.

JulieW's avatar

I think what you are suggesting, in this exact instance, is quite even handed and in fact a calling by our higher powers to avenge and protect. Replying to Steven

Steven Bradford's avatar

You need to purge and disappear them by swift silent death.

Steven Bradford's avatar

Because that will never happen.

MarshaLouise's avatar

To that, I say, if only.

M Le Baron's avatar

You were on fire today. Best on Substack.

Thank you 🙏🏻

MarshaLouise's avatar

I particularly enjoyed the perfect identifier “disabled autists” who are bureaucrats/handlers, those who really decide and carry out the orders. I can no longer even tolerate the word “sustainable”. I get as irked as Elizabeth is here.

M Le Baron's avatar

I have a much ruder name for those “disabled autists”.

MarshaLouise's avatar

No doubt we could all throw in a few terrific descriptors. 😃

Not Ok's avatar

You never cease to amaze Ms. Nickson!

You are correct about everything.

I didn’t want to believe all this about the UK but I am in Alberta and witnessed the absolute destruction of Jasper National Park while Alberta firefighters were DENIED entry by Park’s Canada.. read Steven Guibault..

After years of.. Biological Conservation.. (great term BTW)

Jasper NP was an absolute tinderbox waiting for spark.. and they got 2.

And you are right.. there are people who are still not allowed back in to rebuild their homes.

We do need to push back.

Stay Strong

Stay Healthy

Be Prepared

Connect

Go Forward

The Best is Yet to Come

Blessings!!

Ann Bromley's avatar

I am trying to figure out how to wake up my friends and acquaintances with these concepts but encounter withering blowback when I do. There seems no subtle way to do it that will be heard. An article like this ( nail on head, entertaining and true) is dismissed out of hand as conspiracy. I do have to ask if you admire Trump in some way. Surely you aren’t suggesting he’s a truth sayer or have I misread? The rape report is the most solid piece of evidence that gives the entire rant credence. I live in an area where people value the natural world religiously, yet the undercurrent of government shenanigans is seething beneath the surface. People I find would rather just live their lives as best they can manage under the circumstances than face the ugly reality of what is coming down the pike. Would rather clutch their pearls and screech “Trump” than recognize the Carney agenda. It’s all too much and we’ll be dead soon anyway…is the escape hatch. What is it going to take to get people riled up enough to put their feet down and say enough? And I do mean plural.

LMS2's avatar

Perhaps it's best to ask questions of these people rather than tell them anything. Asking questions that reveal the contradictions and illogicality in what they believe might help more than providing facts and figures they refuse to believe.

Mike H's avatar

I think the art of teaching through asking questions is called the Socratic Method.

The Socratic method is a form of argumentative dialogue in which an individual probes a conversation partner on a topic, using questions and clarifications, until the partner is pressed to come to a conclusion on their own, or else their reasoning breaks down and they are forced to admit ignorance. The method is also known as Socratic debate, the maieutic method, or the Socratic dialectic, and sometimes equated with the Greek term elenchus Continued in Wikipedia

Ann Bromley's avatar

I have one friend who “pokes” me with questions thinly veiled in a sneer and not really interested in anything I have to say in response. I fold pretty quickly under those circumstances and do not return to the subject. It’s isolating.

LMS2's avatar

I know the feeling, I have a friend like that who I've known for years. She'd drop in comments about Trump, for example, such as that he was divorcing Melania now that he'd become president (1st term) and was discarding her. She'd read a headline about Trump and Ivanka and automatically assumed they were talking about Melania. I corrected her, but she didn't really acknowledge she'd been mistaken.

It's difficult to come back at people who you don't want to lose as a friend, but it also seems that person isn't bothered about upsetting you.

So I suggest asking pointed questions in return. Why not? If that friend can do it, why can't you?

Margaret's avatar

You can't control other people. You can only live your own best life as an example they will take up with, or not. It's important to just keep sharing information, make articles available, support those in alt-media telling & exposing truth. Make all this the dominant thinking.

Eventually others will hear, OR some tragedy will hit them personally coming from the parasite class and they will be shocked awake.

Fred Richmond's avatar

It will take a personal tragedy to awaken many.

alisona's avatar

pretty much always Letsrock

Letsrock's avatar

It's not always as deep as a tragedy.

MarshaLouise's avatar

Again, I say, if only. The TV news in Canada is the source of all and only information most Canadians receive…it’s their religion, even if they still go to church. Of course, that’s what drives the “love Carney, hate Trump” trough at which they feed daily.

Sandy Eggo's avatar

Two good terms for this kind of awakening are, "being mugged by reality", and "having a second Tower moment," (as in the second plane hitting the WTC on 9-11 proved the first was no accident).

JulieW's avatar

It is way beyond time for those kinds of heart fluttering conversions. I am in consultation with one El Rushbo

Andy's avatar

Sadly Canadians have lost their way because they lost God. The Boomer generation in general are self centered, self satisfying and ignorant. Add to that the so-called Christians who have decided that God's Word needs to be revised to fit culture and there is likely only about 2% of the country with innate human morals, ethics and integrity of any sort. Then there is by design the flood of religions brought in to invade and destroy Canada and the indoctrinated and propagandized sheeple continue to be corralled to their demise. Unlike Americans who are slowly waking up, there is no such hope for hapless braindead Canadians. Any immoral, Liberal, flavour of the day is embraced by MSM propagandized Canadians who believe lies spouted by talking head, puppets and they vilify absolute, verifiable truth.

LMS2's avatar

I refute that it's Boomers necessarily and more that it's a left-wing political ideology that's been at play for over a century. Possibly even since the French revolution.

The generation that came of age in the 60s were bombarded a left-wing, liberal propaganda. It's when the "modern" teaching methods came in, replacing what worked with what sounded good. There were too many communist sympathisers who were only too happy to undermine Western nations. And they were born before the war, which is how they ended up in positions of authority in the 60s...

Some saw through it. Too many didn't.

Curious George's avatar

Boomer here. Yes. Spent my 20s being force fed leftie kool-aid. CBC. Thankfully reality and truth have a way of sneaking back into lefty la-la-land. Unfortunately Carney is seen by very many Canadian boomers, who should know better, as a new shiney bauble who can do no wrong. Incentives.

One's capacity for self-reflection is inversely proportional to the benefits bestowed by the evil corrupt anti-human anti-Christian white hating oligarchy which is Canada in 2026.

LMS2's avatar

Carney was our Bank of England ex-governor. I couldn't believe how he was installed as party leader without being an MP, and how his party won the recent election. Canadians must be gluttons for punishment.

We had Rishi Sunak installed as PM after losing the Tory party leadership contest.

The BoE and Establishment mounted a coup against the preferred candidate, Liz Truss, who'd won the election, and installed Sunak instead.

at least their voters punished the Tories by ousting them at the next GE in 2024, unfortunately giving us the execrable Labour party, who've also now tanked in support. We now have the most hated PM in our history, and that's saying something. He's up against stiff competition with Tony Blair, and Boris Johnson, not to mention Teresa May.

The Tories aren't trusted any more, and the Labour party are hated.

Cue civil unrest.

MarshaLouise's avatar

I read that Starmer is prepared to resign on Monday. I find it rather unbelievable seeing as how he is committed to the destruction of the UK. With the Rupert Lowe (Restore Britain) Inquiry document now available, more British ppl are feeling heard, and are hopeful. Perhaps, the Muslim cult leader Sunak can be denaturalized as well. Pray for all of the colonies as well as the UK. The king, too, is a leader among the globalists/islamofascists. An angry middle class and prayers seem to be the best solution.

SheilaB's avatar

Sunak is an abomination, but he's an Indian Hindu, not a Pakistani muslim!

MarshaLouise's avatar

After the 60s, Canadian textbooks were full of social justice bologna and that is sadly embedded into the boomer brain now, so that it became easy for media to drag them unthinkingly along. They know so little, most rarely read or research, but they talk up a “tsk tsk” storm among themselves. I find that I have to be very careful if I socialize broadly as it could quickly become unpleasant. So, I read, pray, and contemplate more and more.

MarshaLouise's avatar

I have to agree with you that Canadians still appear to be braindead…and I really don’t know what would wake them up.

Ann Bromley's avatar

When the CBC starts doing its job…but wait! They have to wake up first! There are glimmers however…

Mike H's avatar

"the boomers did it" narrative was invented by the so called "elites" as a divide and conquer tactic. They want you blaming each other. Don't fall for that shit.

Amy Joy's avatar

Fr. Ripperger, a priest who does a great many conferences explaining the diabolical, has a 3-part series - which can be found on youtube - called: "Generational Spirits" that you might find hugely interesting. The gist is how the spirit of one generation begets the spirit of the next. Within that he describes how, say spirit of "the Greatest Generation" (especially their negative traits) begot the "Boomers". I found it helpful and make me more understanding of some things and angrier about others.

MarshaLouise's avatar

That “greatest generation” were those who supported, participated in, and survived to rebuild after, WWII. It does seem to have gone downhill from there, but the UN Agendas 2021 and 2030 were the roadmap to the destruction we face today. As Elizabeth says, these are the offspring of privilege and wealth. Not enough young ppl, sadly, do not see this world being taken from them. Until they wake up, things cannot change.

Letsrock's avatar

Oh boy, here we go again with the BDS. Boomer Derangement Syndrome. You only wish. It's been downhill all the way after us or haven't you noticed?

BobF's avatar

Having learned a few years back of "flat Earthers", who obstinately refuse to accept that we live on an oblate spheroid and instead post "proofs" (which are a hoot to watch, btw - check out the SciManDan channel on YouTube to see him eviscerate those morons - which is an insult to morons, actually)...anyway, seeing as some folks are wired such that they will dig their heels in regardless of reality, I am not sure there is a way to wake up your friends and acquaintances.

Letsrock's avatar

Let them have their boosters Ann.

Kim C at the Sea's avatar

I do have to ask if you prefer the alternative to Trump in some way.

Lydia Lozano's avatar

At this point there is no sane alternative.

Ann Bromley's avatar

I hear that all the time: “ Do you like Pierre?” First of all, it’s not about “like” it’s about rational responsibility. In Canada our electoral system was designed so that people elect the best candidate in their riding agnostic of party affiliation. That has been corrupted by the American system of personality cult politics and Carney was canny enough to take full advantage. So when I hear someone say “what’s the alternative “ to a maniac like Trump who is the last person you want representing your country to the world much less setting an example for your children, I say start digging because there will be someone no matter where in the political totem pole that person resides, with the gumption to hold onto their principles and commitment to their electorate to stimulate change from within. Those people need support from US. I don’t know anymore if I prefer Pierre as an alternative, I just know that the globalist elite agenda and lack of actual positive change from the illegitimate Liberals is closer to what we are observing in the US than what the majority of Canadians believe is happening in Canada. It’s ironic that the fear of the Trump agenda is causing finger pointing at the conservatives when the fox is actually in the henhouse.

Lydia Lozano's avatar

Stay in Canada since you are enjoying its demise. Meantime we will continue to flourish and prosper. And your country has already proven it has no "gumption." We didn't need to corrupt you, Canada was already too far gone. Also, if you think Trump is part of the "globalist elite agenda," you are both blind and deaf. Like I say, stay in Canada, where your freedoms are shrinking daily and where you cowards long ago gave up your guns and left yourselves at the mercy of villains. Oh, and Carney was planted on you, not selected in the usual sense.

Dale War1's avatar

Pres. Trump is saving the USA from the Globalist Cabal run out of London . . . . Carney is one of their WEF Foot Soldiers, and sent to Cana Duh to run interference with Trump. He of course is failing miserably the little clueless man . . .

You obviously have no understanding of how the World Works and what the President is doing to FIX the USA . . .

Check out . . . Prometheanaction.com . . .

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PP was part of the Last Successful Govt in Canada . . . before Oct 2015 when the Demise of the country started with the Idiot King son of PET.

Canada is now in it's second decade running on the Credit Card and time is short . . .

Ed Meyer's avatar

Here in Washington state, I bought 5 acres in a rural setting with the intention of building a home. This was two years ago and I don't even have a competed set of plans yet. Because of the Washington "Energy Code" and all the other nonsense they have put into the building code, I've had to hire two Architects, three Engineers, a separated Draftsman, and a Building Permit specialist who will eventually compile the large stack paperwork required to submit for a building permit. Even the process of submitting the Permit Application has become so complicated that it requires a specialist. And then, even if everything goes smoothly, it is now averaging 5+ months from submission of the Application to approval assuming nothing goes wrong. So far, I have spent nearly $30k paying all of these people, all of whom argue with each other about how to interpret the code which slows things down even more.

The "Energy Code" is forcing to spend an estimated between $60k to $70k on "energy saving" building materials and practices and appliances and special windows because the State says this will save me approximately $150 dollars per year off my electric bill. The illogic in this is beyond stupid.

But the worst part is that I have spent quite a few years planning and designing how to build what I want and now I'm finding that because of the fever dreams of the Klimat Klergy and their manipulations of the building code, I am slowly and inexorably being forced to build the house that THEY want.

When I tell the Architects/Engineers that I want to do something, they say, "well, you can't because the Code prohibits this" or "well, the Code says you have to do it THIS way" or "well, the Code says you have to install a minimum of two 90 degree bends in the bathroom fan exhaust piping for of noise mitigation if you put the bathroom on the east side of the house" or "well, you CAN'T build a Timber Frame structure because the Code says an 8" x 8" timber that penetrates the "thermal envelope" allows too much heat transfer, or "you have to reduce the sizes of your windows because you have exceeded your "fenestration percentage allowance". Slowly, everything I want in my home is disappearing because the "Code" says I can't do it.

It is absolute insanity. It is frustrating beyond belief. I'm very close to abandoning the entire thing and moving to Idaho or Wyoming.

Letsrock's avatar

I learned an important lesson from a wealthy self made local man in a blue state where I used to live. You just build what you want and pay their fines after. Probably cheaper too!

Ann Bromley's avatar

In some places if you do that they make you tear it down and start over!

Penny North's avatar

Move somewhere that supports your dreams.

Paula Kroll's avatar

If you can afford to, get out of there!!

MarshaLouise's avatar

I have difficulty liking this, Ed, as it positively sickens me. I know WA is beautiful and all, but it’s time to leave. First, see if Energy Secretary Wright, Environmental Protection Commissioner Zeldin can look into your situation in case the feds have some oversight jurisdiction. God have mercy. Pray hard.

Debbie Page's avatar

Thank you Elizabeth for the important work you do, and the light you shine ~ another great article!🔥

Bob Fitzwilson's avatar

Thank you for your efforts and brilliance. A true warrior.

Cheeky Gesturton's avatar

“Not one of the ‘partnerships’ made rational sense or actual money. Which means the taxpayer picked up private sector losses. And the cost of everything skyrocketed. We paid. They made out like bandits.”

And they keep upping the scale!?!!!

Their trillions - - - induce them to insanely play god. They merit a much deserved retribution and renunciation.

LilJoey's avatar

Hunger is an effective motivator. I was hungry when I was a child -it scared me. I never forgot it and I know it had an effect. I don’t think children today experience hunger. It motivated me to achieve success. Other pieces to the puzzle too but the self preservation desire makes you stronger and brings curiosity and skepticism to the front row.

LMS2's avatar

For many years, when parents in the 70s & 80s were giving their children everything they had gone without when *they* were children, stopping disciplining children because a few sadists and psychopaths took things too far, and brought up a generation of selfish, pampered kids, I thought that it was counterproductive to give their kids everything they wanted, and a little deprivation went a long way.

When something is handed to you on a plate, you don't value it. When you've had to work hard for it, you do.

BobF's avatar

Well, we must recognize that we are in the Fourth Turning (if you haven't read that book, do so - the authors describe the pattern they have seen in the last 700 years in Western civilization and we are quite apparently living the last 'turning', where, as they point out, 'all hell breaks loose')

LMS2's avatar

Well, that's a comforting thought... :-(

Professor David Betz is predicting some kind of civil war within the UK in the next 5 years. Can't wait. /sarc

Ann Bromley's avatar

It already has! We are in it!

Letsrock's avatar

If I may, 70s and 80s children were raised by Boomers. Boomers were probably the last generation to be properly disciplined but did not exactly do without during post war 'boom'. What they did indulge their children was lack of discipline which is self evident in gen x and millennials.

Ron.C's avatar

Soon many more will experience hunger as that is where all this is intended to go!

MarshaLouise's avatar

Not with all the social programs that feed the children in schools now whether they are deprived or not…everything has gone too far.

Alan Davis (FlyoverAlinCT)'s avatar

Bringing the righteous fire - God Bless.

As Eco-Diogenes I always ask, “What is the Delta (difference) between the current Earth’s Temperature and the optimal Earth’s Temperature? Why is that the optimal Earth’s temperature? Show your work.

Hint: Poor polar bear thingy (Impecunious Ursus Maritimus Resy) is not a number.

Note: At the current CO2 concentration of some 420 ppm, plants - the foundation of all life - are undergoing a famine. Isn’t more CO2 a good thing?

Ann Bromley's avatar

A favourite recent retort to my measured recitation of why the current catechism on climate might be flawed was “ smarter people than me disagree “. Now THAT’s critical thinking!

MarshaLouise's avatar

Well, yes, but tell that to libtards..

Crash Pile's avatar

The climate scientists are all about temperature anomalies, meaning that differences from the global average temperature from 1951-1980. That value is calculated as 14.103 +/- 0.05 degrees C or 57.4 F. The range of global average annual temperature since 1850 minimum to maximum (95% confidence interval) is 13.43 to 15.46 C. The optimal global average temperature for modern people of the last 175 years is between 13.43 and 15.46 C but it could be higher or lower depending on your political agendas. Lower temperatures is more fatal, more people die from exposure to extreme cold than heat. Denying heat source is easier to cull the herd and increase misery. Optimality is a function of goal setting. What are goals?

Gaye's avatar

“The technate optimizes for systems, not households.” Exactly! At a recent community meeting held by our technate planning commission this became painfully obvious. You know you’re about to be had when “modernize” and “predictability” are used on repeat in the first five minutes, which, translated, means “multi-family housing next to your historic home” and “don’t ask us to think outside the box.” Then they pretend to listen to objections. Jackasses.

Call me Cassandra's avatar

I do believe the fires are engineered. I live in California and the building and density is out of control. A lot of hideous, prison-like multifamily apartments.

However, I will say that I saw one, ONE! bee in the past several months. I live in an agricultural area where we have always been inundated with bees. I haven't seen an abalone or horseshoe crab in 30-40 years. There ARE too many (stupid) people and there is a tremendous loss of nature. Those of us who are old enough, know and feel the loss.

Letsrock's avatar

HAARP, DEWS, CHEMTRAILS? NO, all manipulated.

Call me Cassandra's avatar

Yes, there is that going on. But that does not contribute to all of the loss - development does. When I was a child (70 years ago), our back yard was full of horny toads, snakes, potato bugs, colorful birds and bees. And all of them, except the bees, disappeared over 50 years ago as California's population and development exploded. They had not fully implemented the HAARP, etc., yet. The only thing left now is crows.

Andrew_D's avatar

When it comes to the fires, I can’t help thinking about what the greenies did in California. Lumber companies used to clear the forests of dead and dying trees for free. The greenies went nuts over it years ago because the companies would then sell the removed wood.

They demanded an end to it and they got that. Unfortunately, no-one clears that dead wood now and the result is forest fires raging.

An end to this phony climate change hysteria is needed, sooner rather than later!

BDV's avatar

That’s quite an outstanding essay. 👍

DrLatusDextro's avatar

Superb and recommended. Thank you Elizabeth.

Co-opted people, NGOs, CSOs, UNEP, ECOSOC, kakistocratic politicians and bureaucrats, epic over-paid virtue signalling until the brutal reality of NetZero/ZeroTrust turns to devour them.