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Why the U.K. riots have more to do with austerity than criminality : Comments
By Greg Martin, published 15/8/2011The London riots need to be seen in the context of consumer culture and the austerity and cannot be blamed simply on bad kids and irresponsible parents.
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Nation Building and its Immigration basis has social and economic COSTS that are calculated to be externalised to the community, not businesses or political players. This to make the politicians and CEOs LOOK GOOD. More importantly to attract princely remunerations... like holidays in Tuscany while riots are brewing.
Nation building is about stealing the best brains and talent from poor nations and justifying that with a faked up family/humanitarian intake. All the weak minds, drop outs or failures are confined to the 'net' and when they revolt they are pushed out of the system via gaol, drugs or suicide. Much to the delight of politicians who ride the situation in shin'ed armour like a Harley Davidson.
This has been going on since Rome and NEVER has the SECRECY surrounding it been tighter than it is today. Especially in so called "benign" and democratic nations such as Australia, Britain and the US.
So when you go to hospital Emergency and the nurse keeps calling Mustafa's and other foreign names while you sit thinking you could be dying, Just think - its all for a bigger more powerful NATION.
YEAH RIGHT!
And remember WE have a moral imperative to look after queue jumping, official bribing immigrants above the costs and cares of taxpaying Australians. This is an imperative that brooks no opinion polling and is a mandate of all elected Australian Governments: To treat foreigners-with-potential better than those who voted for you and make those voters pay for this till it hurts.
That way they will slowly realise just who'd the BOSS