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I'm from the UK but I haven't lived there since 2022 and I left the country for all of 2010-2020.

When I was out for that decade, I had this romantic idea of 'the return.' I envisioned it to be some grand reconnection with my roots and like many anglophiles I started to see my own country this romantic lens of nature/countryside and fantastic cultural achievements through art and literature. I became immensely proud to be British when I didn't live there and then uh...I went back.

And I can only liken my return to when The Hobbits return to The Shire in the Lord of The Rings only to find it had been burned down. But even that realisation didn't come immediately because I was in denial. Afterall, wherever you live you have to make the best of it. I couldn't get up in the morning and enjoy my day at all if I truly believed that my country had been utterly destroyed and had zero redeeming qualities. The issues with immigration, women, the decline of cities and rise of cost of living all certainly put a dampner on any idolizing of my homeland - not to mention the fact that many well-interntioned and bright people had been utterly sucked into a mode of ideological thinking which not only does not serve them but actively works against their own interests as well as values that help a society to progress.

Now I've been abroad for 2 more years though and I start to feel that life abroad is also full of complications and difficulties as every country has it's own problems politically and economically and the challenges of being a foreigner brings different frustrations. It really depends what you want out of life but what I would say is making decisions based on escaping an ideology you hate is still ideology driven behaviour.

It's better to put what's important to your own fulfillment as the center. As Christians, it should be that and there ARE still churches and religious communities in the UK (as Roosh was also able to find in hellish US). If it's something else, I don't know, being an amateur boxer or devoting yourself to chess tournaments or some sort of performing art such as music or theater then all those things can be pursued in the UK. Not to mention the nature there still exists. What I want to say is that even in the most depressing places there are still opportunities to pursure what's meaningful to you. Sometimes I think living away from the UK has been more an act of negation than a positive step in the right direction.
 
Tippy said:
I'm from the UK but I haven't lived there since 2022 and I left the country for all of 2010-2020.

When I was out for that decade, I had this romantic idea of 'the return.' I envisioned it to be some grand reconnection with my roots and like many anglophiles I started to see my own country this romantic lens of nature/countryside and fantastic cultural achievements through art and literature. I became immensely proud to be British when I didn't live there and then uh...I went back.

And I can only liken my return to when The Hobbits return to The Shire in the Lord of The Rings only to find it had been burned down. But even that realisation didn't come immediately because I was in denial. Afterall, wherever you live you have to make the best of it. I couldn't get up in the morning and enjoy my day at all if I truly believed that my country had been utterly destroyed and had zero redeeming qualities. The issues with immigration, women, the decline of cities and rise of cost of living all certainly put a dampner on any idolizing of my homeland - not to mention the fact that many well-interntioned and bright people had been utterly sucked into a mode of ideological thinking which not only does not serve them but actively works against their own interests as well as values that help a society to progress.

Now I've been abroad for 2 more years though and I start to feel that life abroad is also full of complications and difficulties as every country has it's own problems politically and economically and the challenges of being a foreigner brings different frustrations. It really depends what you want out of life but what I would say is making decisions based on escaping an ideology you hate is still ideology driven behaviour.

It's better to put what's important to your own fulfillment as the center. As Christians, it should be that and there ARE still churches and religious communities in the UK (as Roosh was also able to find in hellish US). If it's something else, I don't know, being an amateur boxer or devoting yourself to chess tournaments or some sort of performing art such as music or theater then all those things can be pursued in the UK. Not to mention the nature there still exists. What I want to say is that even in the most depressing places there are still opportunities to pursure what's meaningful to you. Sometimes I think living away from the UK has been more an act of negation than a positive step in the right direction.
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I've been away for 16 years now.

Every time I go back it's worse. I can only stand it for 3 or 4 days. The country has gone to the dogs and it isn't coming back. There are too many people in too small a space there.
 
What do you guys think of the notion that the UK could become a major global threat and destabilizing force in the future, due to the likelihood of it becoming an islamic country at some point with a decent amount of nuclear warheads?

I think the idea was first floated by Vance last year and I saw the discussion re-appear this week.
 
Droughtmeat said:
What do you guys think of the notion that the UK could become a major global threat and destabilizing force in the future, due to the likelihood of it becoming an islamic country at some point with a decent amount of nuclear warheads?

I think the idea was first floated by Vance last year and I saw the discussion re-appear this week.
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I think France will beat them to it.
But on a serious note. I can imagine nukes romoved from Britain post collapse, or maybe even before that if the country descends into chaos.
 
Droughtmeat said:
What do you guys think of the notion that the UK could become a major global threat and destabilizing force in the future, due to the likelihood of it becoming an islamic country at some point with a decent amount of nuclear warheads?

I think the idea was first floated by Vance last year and I saw the discussion re-appear this week.
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It depends on what happens in the next four years. Twitter has become a sanctuary for the right wing and Reform did surprisingly well last election, if you discount the suspiciously low number of seats for the votes they got.
 
TruckDriver9 said:
I think France will beat them to it.
But on a serious note. I can imagine nukes romoved from Britain post collapse, or maybe even before that if the country descends into chaos.
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How do you think such a removal would take place? I'm asking purely out of interest.

My personal guess would be that it would have to happen before the collapse. Meaning that foreign powers would anticipate catastrophic future developments and would, there, force Britain to denuclearize its military.

At the same time, I could see Russia, the US and China being fine with a nuclear war and utter destruction in Europe, provided they can be on peaceful terms with those new Islamic states.
 
Droughtmeat said:
How do you think such a removal would take place? I'm asking purely out of interest.
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If the country was engulfed in an uncontrollable chaos, the British military could move their nukes first to secure, remote locations (like the Scottish Islands) from where they could be later moved, by either British or American troops, out of the country for safekeeping.
 
TruckDriver9 said:
If the country was engulfed in an uncontrollable chaos, the British military could move their nukes first to secure, remote locations (like the Scottish Islands) from where they could be later moved, by either British or American troops, out of the country for safekeeping.
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Aren't all the British nuclear weapons on navy submarines through the UK Trident system ?
I don't think any of the nukes are on land.
 
El Dorado said:
It has been revealed that homicidal Rwandan Negro Axel Rudakabana had a history of violence from at least age 13. Rudakabana was the one who stabbed and killed 3 young girls in Southport, Merseyside last year, wounding another 8 children and 2 adults, sparking nationwide protests and riots. Well, it turns out that the authorities knew about his violent tendencies from the get-go. Rudakabana had been referred to the anti-extremism program 'Prevent' 3 times in the last 5 years. Guess that didn't work. He had been expelled from school for bringing a knife to campus. He was in trouble again at another school for attacking fellow students with a hockey stick. Yesterday he pleaded guilty to:

3 counts of murder
10 counts of attempted murder
1 count of possession of a bladed weapon
Possession of ricin (Biological Weapons Act 1974); and
Possession of an Al-Qaeda training manual (Terrorism Act 2000)

Of course, since he's a Negro and was 17 at the time of the crimes, he'll probably get a fairly light sentence.

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Left: The Axel the media wanted you to see Right: The actual demonic, homicidal young beast


Around Blacks, NEVER relax.
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Homie looks like he's in the middle of becoming super saiyan in the right picture.
 
An interesting report. I'm not advocating for juice, but, at the same time, Antisemitism is a good marker for the degree of islamic radicalization in a country where political correctness is paramount. It's also telling that juice considers islam and the far left to be its main threats.

 
Worrying developments after a Palestinian family of six was granted asylum in the UK.

www.gbnews.com

Palestinian migrants granted right to live in Britain after applying through scheme meant for UKRAINIAN refugees

A judge said the family’s “extreme and life threatening” situation outweighed the “public interest”
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Palestinian migrants granted right to live in Britain after applying through scheme meant for UKRAINIAN refugees​

Ayaan Hirsi Ali warns against accepting Palestinian refugees to the West

A judge said the family’s “extreme and life threatening” situation outweighed the “public interest”​

Palestinian migrants have been granted the right to live in Britain after applying through a scheme meant for Ukrainian refugees.

A family of six attempting to flee the Gaza strip have been allowed to join their brother in the UK after an immigration judge ruled that the Home Office’s rejection of their application breached their human rights.
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Droughtmeat said:
An interesting report. I'm not advocating for juice, but, at the same time, Antisemitism is a good marker for the degree of islamic radicalization in a country where political correctness is paramount. It's also telling that juice considers islam and the far left to be its main threats.

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Makes me wonder if this is not part of the Zionist plan. Increase antisemitism in countries where Talmuds live, to drive them out and force them to move to Israel.

This was the original reason Zionists supported Hitler, who obliged them with the Haavara agreement.
 
Droughtmeat said:
An interesting report. I'm not advocating for juice, but, at the same time, Antisemitism is a good marker for the degree of islamic radicalization in a country where political correctness is paramount. It's also telling that juice considers islam and the far left to be its main threats.
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LOL you are really buying into the propaganda aren't you.

1. They will not leave, it's just a sham to gain sympathy for Israel and their cause.
2. They consider true Christianity to be their main threat. Always have, always will. Once again, a sham.
 
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