Give a watch. The fever that is conservative is now appearing in Britain. MBGA! This video is worth a watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdbj0wU3RSc
This will be very good for us here in the good ‘ole U.S.A. as well.
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Too little too late?
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I think there would be a lot of objections over not being able to slaughter animals kosher or Halal. Jesus came to fulfill the law and the prophets, not to abolish or destroy them.
Posted 5 days ago in 2026 in 360p quality? Not sure I buy that…
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The party was just formed last week. Google him if you are suspicious. That video is online. The party website is https://www.restorebritain.org.uk/. Have fun. I do really like the guy. 
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One of his lines reminded me of The Clash song, Something About England, which mocked that sentiment about Britain being for the British again. I still like that song. This is the opening:
They say immigrants steal the hubcaps
Of the respected gentlemen
They say it would be wine an’ roses
If England were for Englishmen again
Toward the end, this lyric completes the destruction of the sentiment:
So leave me now, the moon is up
But remember the tales I tell
The memories that you have dredged up
Are on letters forwarded from Hell
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Yes, they definitely do need the chainmail. The Bobbies wear it.
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All of Britain’s problems can be directly traced back to Colonialism. Making 3rd world people subjects of the Crown and UK citizens was great when those subjects stayed in their 3rd world colonies. However being subjects allowed them to move to Britain and now they want to tell the descendants of those people their ancestors should have stayed in their 3rd world colonies that Britain no longer controls. Britain is getting exactly what they deserve as a failed colonial power.
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That’s awesome…
That song is truly a complex song and one that is dealing with multiple issues that England was facing in the 70s. The opening deals with the crime rate of England at that time where “immigrants” were clearly getting the blame, however those were the same “immigrants” who were doing all the labor on the cheap which made the elderly guy homeless to begin with. Also the term “immigrant” in the song can be confusing, when we in the US hear immigrant we believe it implies someone who was not a citizen, however in England in the 70s all those “immigrants” were subjects of the English Crown who came to England legally because they were citizens due to being born in an English Colony. They were in every sense of the word immigrants but they were also citizens. In the United States it would be like us saying Bad Bunny was an immigrant because he moved from a US territory to the US Mainland.
And today, still.
No, we do not believe an “immigrant” is an illegal. The media and Democrats use the that term for that, rest of us still call them what they are - illegal immigrants.
However, the immigration problem is still with us today, and, of course, in the UK, too. The problem is there are more illegals in the UK than back then, same for the USA. Not just a 70s issue.
Not in the least. That “singer” is Puerto Rican. I have worked with many in the past and most were born there that I knew.
You certainly mis-interpreted what I meant and the meaning of the song. The song was not about immigrants. It was about how much suffereing the lower classes went through, and still do, and that the upper-class does not care. It also points out that Britain was never British, and that the pleasant reminisces of its history never were. The song was a beat-down on the social ills that have yet to be healed, as the song very succinctly states and shows in its lyrics.
But how could we know when I was young
All the changes that were to come?
All the photos in the wallets on the battlefield
And now the terror of the scientific sun
There was masters and servants and servants and dogs
They taught you how to touch your cap
Through strikes and famine and war and peace
England never closed this gap
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