vote for the way we were

Pete reminisces and ponders the benefits of living in a high trust Society...

Not so very long ago, Britain used to be a homeland. We didn't have anti-ramming barriers or armed police. You never saw the police carrying guns except in London, and only very occasionally.

It was a good country where mums could be "stay at home" mums - because fathers could afford to make the mortgage payments and put food on the table. We didn't have high fences around schools. You could buy a good sized home on an ordinary wage.

You didn't need a bullshit degree and a massive student loan to find good, secure work. The only time we heard about rampaging machete gangs was in lawless Africa. Stabbings were rare, rather than a daily occurrence. Nobody had heard of grooming gangs. We had communities that came together to maintain civilized standards of behaviour where policing was by mutual consent not diktat imposition.

We had national unity. We had ourselves a high-trust society.

Immigration changed all of that. The left say we're blaming immigrants but we're not. We blame Labour and the Tories for running a decades long open borders experiment which they now shamelessly admit (!); but correctly assigning blame doesn't put any of this right. Building more houses doesn't put it right. Putting more police on the streets doesn't put it right. What we had was more than the sum of its parts. What we had was the product of a homogenous society.

We had immigration, but in manageable numbers. It wasn't wanted or needed but it was inflicted on us anyway.  It could have been managed and integrated but the regime took the brakes off. Now they tell us it can't be undone and we have to simply adapt to it. We simply have to adapt to the idea that an imported predator might rape our daughters.

That occasional machete rampages and bombs are just "part and parcel of living in a big city". That it's normal for entire districts to wave foreign flags and speak foreign languages. In fact, it's now racist even to notice it.

The problem for the regime that rules us is that we do notice it, and there is, in fact, something we can do about it. We don't have to tolerate Britain being a flop house for the third world. We don't have to tolerate becoming a minority in our own country. We don't have to tolerate living in a low-trust dystopia where we have to compete with newly arriving foreigners for what were once "basics" like shelter and healthcare. Remigration is workable, necessary and desirable. There are no downsides to it.

We do not have to accept the half-measures on offer from regime politicians, nor do we have to accept the cowardice of supposedly insurgent parties. We can once again have a homeland. All we have to do is to vote and require our elected representatives to vote for it.

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