I have a horrible feeling our Traitor Class Government is desperate for us to engage in physical revolt. It would give them just the excuse they need to clamp down on those they view as right-wing fascists and other such ne’er-do-wells. Or as Stalin might have put it, Anti-Revolutionary Wreckers and Saboteurs.
It is not easy resisting a tyrannical government, especially so in a country with no 2nd Amendment rights. Civil disobedience is clearly the order of the day, but how best does one go about such a necessary thing? We have seen the answer over recent days as patriot flags start fluttering atop handy lamp posts, which have always played their part in The Days Of Revolution.
Adorning lamp posts takes a fair bit of effort though. One needs ample rope, a ladder, and a head for heights. Far easier to take the Blue Peter approach; a piece of card (for stencil making, the use of) some scissors, and two cans of paint - one red and one white. Thus armed, we can take to our potholed roads with gay abandon and perform a simple procedure which serves as both an act of civil disobedience AND an act of social do-goodery with regard to the longevity of Michelin Pilot Sports.
If sufficient numbers of us Potholed for St George, it would send an important message to the Commissars and Apparatchiks within our Soviet Councils. A veritable sea of white and red mini-St Georges, visible to drivers, cyclists and reluctant dog-walkers across the country. Massed Patriotic Civil Disobedience for the price of a beer and a few minutes nocturnal slinking. Do it! Everywhere!
You are so right and also explain things very eloquently so thank you. Your passion and concern shine through in your words. Those of us who have been thinking and then saying this for many years might feel a little bit of validation now. But what good is that. Yes, the overton window has shifted but yesterday my daughter told me not to say anything because I will get stabbed.
This is what we have left our children with. We need to stand on the streets together so that it is not the few who get labelled as far right.
And I think that we need to reframe the language. If racist and far right mean that I care about my country and fairness and justice and kindness then that is what I am. If racist and far right simply mean worrying about safety and the erosion of the wonderful values and culture of the UK, then I am both and would be proud to say so.
They are painting red crosses on the white rectangles at junctions too.
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