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You Have No Choice - You Have Owners

George Carlin - 3 Minute Video

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*You Have No Choice - You Have Owners

mkpdavies

I liked that video when I first saw it. Still do.

Probably a lot of truth in it.

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Smidgey

George Carlin is my favourite comedian.

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Millennium3

Excellent video - succinctly sums it up.

Why is the situation left undisturbed - because it is unsophisticated to believe in conspiracy theories. To do so, I suppose, is an admission that you have been fooled for a long time and to do so is self demeaning.

For_England

Ok, forgive me, but I didn't realise there were people in this world who knew about this stuff and yet who don't automatically vote BNP as a result. That baffles me. We have one party that says exactly the same thing, and will actually do something about it (no, they aren't 'socialist' as Anthony Butcher and others have blatanly lied - even to the extant of deleting links from their site showing otherwise). UKIP has an element within it that supports the 'global free trade' under the guise of which the corporations are destroying our culture and sovereignty, and creating a new compliant globalised people with no roots, no ties, no commitments, no thinking capacity, joined together only by a mindless hedonism - Americanisation in short. In America I vote Constitution Party and/or Libertarian (or Republican if I have to), and in Britain BNP. The corporations are dividiing our world into supra-national 'free trade areas', and they care NOTHING for us, for our history, culture, independence, our morals and family - we are ONLY a means for their enrichment. And you guys know this, and yet you support UKIP. On the one hand I'm impressed with you all - I never would have expected to find UKIPers who are 'conspiracy theorists' etc. I'm very impressed. On the other hand, I'm like 'what the heck are you doing in UKIP?' Rant over. I'm not necessarily looking for any responses. Thanks.

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Smidgey

I'm not in UKIP, nor am I in the BNP and I don't think I will ever vote for either.

The sad state of British politics has caused me to blow away my vote on the Scottish Progressives or the 9% Growth Party.

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For_England

Smidgey, I wasn't referring to you. You are too much of a purist I think, to be found in either party (and that is by no means a criticism - quite the opposite).

SuperiorSteve

The Multinationals have always been involved in politics. Remember our own East India Trading Comapny and British South Africa Trading Co. Read the book EU Inc, it's about the companies who are behind the EU. They fund think-tanks that produce papers that suddenly become EU policies/legislation.

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Millennium3

The ED's are also against globalisation which is part of the New World Order [which is hardly a secret ambition given that leading politicians mention it]. I don't think that the BNP will be chosen by the many for it is rooted in hatred of foriegners who live here, when any venom should be reserved for the government[s] that allowed them in in the first place. Clearly there are far too many.

I see the lifting of constraints on economic migrants as part of the NWO whose objectives are thwarted if people have great pride in their nation and wish to protect its individuality. It also enables the giant corporations to keep wage rates down [thereby maximising profits] and provides a passive work force which, in the case of Britain, unemployed Brits have to compete with if they work at the lower skill end [presently] of the job market.

The solution for me is a party which offers greater democracy by offering a system whereby MP's are obliged to do as their constituents want instead of being lobby fodder for their party leader. This could be achieved if the constituents had the power to sack their MP if they did not work for the interest of the people. For example under such a system, any MP which did not support a referendum on the Reform Treaty would be likely to be sacked since it is almost certain that their constituents want one.

For_England

I guess I see the whole creation of a new homogenous globalised mass of people whose only loyalty is to their own hedonistic inclinations to be very much part of the plan against us, and as such the preservation of all cultural and ethnic groups - not just European - is VERY important to me. I agree that the party system has really taken away power from the people the MPs are supposed to represent. The US Constitution foresaw this and made sure that Senators were elected by the state, and not by the people, so that they couldn't come under the direct influence of national party politics (an amendment in around 1913 changed this), but would represent the interests of the locally elected government. I like the BNP idea of citizen-initiated referenda, but I fear it wouldn't be enough to address this issue, and I certainly would be interested in hearing any ideas that could address this fundamental problem of a non-accountable political elite.