Britons won't exist in 200 years at this rate.

What like half of people of British descent are now American

Im pretty juiced on caffeine. I was hoping it'd help my work productivity but I cant my mind off politics so I figured Id post here @ophiuchus

I cut it out for a while but had a monster earlier & cant sit straight & think about writing out classes in java lol

I honestly think he’s way smart than most people get. I understand he seems really dumb and doesn’t speak like a college professor but I do subscribe to a little of the 4D chess stuff, because I’ve heard leftist journalists describe how he plays them. I’ll try and find some examples.

@ophiuchus My 3 daughters are the only white kids in their classes. RIP

@Ald I'm talking native Britons, not us transplants. The bloodline will live on for a long time, but that island will be brown if they don't reverse course.

Yeah it's massively depressing

I got told by a pajeet working at parliament I couldn’t go see the debate because it was prime minister’s questions and they were trying to save spots for citizens.

Right beside this painting here

like they care about who a real citizen is anymore

This is part of why I'd like to find a girl of British descent though, keeping the blood alive even if the island goes under

life goal: get deported from the UK for "hate speech"

Any type of white is fine but Briton is big +++

Ironic since Thomas Moore is an ancestor of mine

@Ald Strange, no pakis in that painting... 🤔

That’s depressing

Literally standing 10 feet away from a mural of one of my ancestors on trial and an Indian calls me a foreigner and tells me I can’t pass.

100/10 feeling

wew

@Nerv - VA He clearly understands things change with time under his leadership & dynamically modifies his political trajectory to comply with that. I've never liked the 4D chess narrative because things change so fast in the media cycle, which is his biggest adversary, that no can possibly align themselves with a long strategy that outpaces them: opposition has to occur dynamically. I think he has done an excellent job countering the media while carrying his primary policy of a stronger America - which at this point will only occur with reindustrialization & re-'aryanization' of the county.

Passed an Indian woman teacher with her class on the way out who was telling them how unfair it was that non-citizens couldn’t chose their MPs

For all Spencer's mistakes that one moment "You're not British, I can tell you that because my name is Richard Spencer" was almost worth it all

Went out and glared at the Thames for a while

Still butthurt

Are the ads as bad as they say

Seeing video of London now and photos/video from the 50s/60s is pretty depressing (and redpilling).

To be British or anything is something more than signing a piece of paper and having a passport.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akbzRuZmqVM

Yes, if you aren't white, you aren't British. It's really that simple.

@Koba he’s so media and business savvy he’s done this for years whether it’s planned or not he’s had a lot of practice

My ancestry is 87% UK, so I have stake in that fight.

Richards primary policy mistake was that he indulged the media without enough resources or proper publicity to counter them. He completely burned himself out & created way too many issues in doing so. Overall, he was definitely a net positive in terms of racialist publicity acceleration, but he seems to have wiped out all of his personnel resources in doing so.

And Greg's resources.

Just about everyone I know that was around him has left him due to the heat he took in the process of indulging the media

I don't think media optics are the only reason people have left him...

@Koba I'm not sure he was a net positive. Driving rn, can respond later

well yes he does have some severe personality flaws

I think he was a positive in the sense he got the conversation started.

but provided those are actively repressed, his publicity campaign, if it had been carried out correctly, would have really rocketed him into a substantial position.

I listened to Spencer early on a lot, so he had his place.