Activism

  • Protest is political corruption at its core

    The protest bonanza has revealed that modern forms of political corruption are at our fingertips in different ways. The pollution – or Nazification – of public debate by those that protest is coming from obvious sources in Parliament. It may feel right at times but there have been moments of concern on cyclical timeframes that have now come up for many of us. This is not a state of affairs that can continue.

    The Judiciary is our target because it has the best sight of everything by type, and yet its way has been slow and too cautious so far. We’ve found evidence that Court staff have destroyed communication that relates to public concerns. It has led to at least one death of a Police Officer due to protest gang banging that affected his respiratory system in London, coincidentally very near to the Royal Courts of Justice. The time has come for it to stop.

  • Caught: BNP security actor

    In an exclusive report for Conservative News Site, a suspected BNP activist has been caught loitering in a central Reading area, alleged of lying in wait to plot harm against a senior UK Policing advisor.

    A white supremacist BNP security actor seen here loitering in Reading, Berkshire.

    His precise purpose in doing so is unknown, but it may be connected to UK Policing staff being attacked for supporting themselves and others to act against white supremacists in England, and also in Wales.

  • Greenpeace needs to give it a rest

    The emergence of activist organisations from the UK has not been a positive for the population – or for the world at large. The burden has been onerous and it’s shown in the many trials of locals as they’ve put up with the drama.

    In the case of Greenpeace, it’s not certain what its interpretation of events is. It’s believed that environmental matters had begun to improve before they got involved, and it’s progress that brings up the different issues today.

    It’s alleged it’s been refused official permission to exist on 167 separate occasions. This isn’t merely an ability to have office space. It refers to legal and public support by provision and by benefit of the doubt. Such a tricky position has left it in straits ever since its first year on earth.

    Its lack of legitimacy is a serious flaw in the plan for the organisers of such an entity. It’s only with this type of foundation that it can aspire to do anything constructive. It’s therefore only been used by other States to create and cause trouble. It’s a common problem in the alternative political roots and shoots.

  • Caught: “Palestine Action” criminal

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a “Palestine Action” criminal that’s suspected of hiding evidence related to their criminal activity has now been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of nefarious interference in society and of provoking harm by aiding criminal partners.

    It’s alleged the suspect uses houses as “Silos” to hide documentation, placards, and other paraphernalia that’s used in its activity.

    It’s thought most of their activity is offensive in nature and is kept away from London – and other central areas – to focus on the properties of key judicial figures in the UK, and their supporters.

  • Activism shines a light on social disorder

    “The blight of activism is on all our shoulders,” so said a veteran to me who’d seen it all since his term of service during the Second World War. Once it ended he wanted to return to the England he knew – “warts, and all,” he quipped. It was a brief appreciation that while all is not well, it could be better if we just tried it together.

    The stunning surge of anti-State activism that is now alleged to be replete in all legal realms as well as in political quarters is a noisome and forlorn attempt at something that hasn’t caught on. The ever spiralling, closing circles of marches and demonstrations that have polluted London’s streets have not reminded us of anything.

    A coffee shop
    A coffee shop attack seen in Reading, a place of vibrant local life and deleterious social activism.

    Though we still think about justice, it’s mostly in our own terms – as defenders of it. It’s a reflection of our obligation, of our duty, and not a temporary look in a mirror driven by dire media narrative. The basis of our law continues to be everyday decency, and yet this is not it. The aloof politician and the absent Peer is just the start of it. The monstrous claims of disaffected anonymous crowds is the end of it.

    The diatribe of pro-Gaza people is now our punishment for not ‘liking’ their version of events. The lousy professional class is all too willing to stand by as their carefully built country is torn to pieces internally by strife, and animosity. They too are sad characters, mind-sick by punk politics and rock-pelting accusations by the lost and pissy. This isn’t what he fought for, but it’s what the veteran knew as a worthy fight.

  • Revealed: “Salisbury Private Members Club”

    In Salisbury there’s an eerie air at times, mainly because of its old world feel. It has charm but also mystery worked into its fabric. This makes it both enchanting and solemn, primarily in and around its Cathedral Quarter.

    However, there’s something sinister in its recent past. This is due to “Salisbury Private Members Club”, a secret community that had aims to indoctrinate through the generations, and takeover minds, bewitch imaginations, and distort perceptions for many others.

    “They were just very active,” one local said to me about the Club, noting also that they had left the local area out of their dealings, and many had eventually removed themselves altogether.

    Their alumni include such dark and famous luminaries as Enoch Powell, Robert Kilroy Silk, and Ken Gott, who was until only recently the head of the now-defunct “Fascist Estate”, and England’s only leading neo-Nazi agitator on the scene.

    The last thing I heard about before I stopped researching it was “Fast Future”, a sort of youth club concept that was new to their type of activity and incredibly popular.

    The members were much younger and weren’t committed to any radical causes. “They just played games and had fun,” said one witness of their gathering in a local pub.

    However, it was their parents aim that they would all make it into the Club, and then into the higher ranks of any of the radical membership organisations in the UK.

  • Robinson’s agitation doesn’t score any points

    The agitation of Tommy Robinson hasn’t scored any points, as far it appears in professional realms. It’s not believed many have subscribed to his ideas, if a few have been further riled into objectionable activity. The point is lost on many of those who seek to reform our systems and take a deep look at the way we do things.

    Tommy Robinson speaks about his campaign as a self-proclaimed Journalist and run ins with the law.

    The streets are not the property of any one group anyway, according to legal experts that have studied the matter, along with protest and the brief history of it in present, modern day politics. “It doesn’t serve a purpose,” one lawyer said to me, before noting he was moving his law practice to Spain because the UK had begun to obsess over it.

  • Why is Tommy Robinson so mad?

    The state of affairs in neighbourhoods across the UK is the subject of much study by historians of all kinds.

    Yet the current events of politics has brought out some of it for us to see.

    This is who we are.

    We are spectators in a developing, evolving story on the English landscape.

    It’s happening everywhere.

    Some of our worst adversaries are seeing the same things, but these are not interconnected.

    Who goes there?

    The story of Tommy Robinson is not something that’s easy to understand, and this is what locals in Luton attest to themselves.

    There’s a lot of detail to it.

    However, it’s possible to know more if the person himself is subject to contemporary scrutiny.

    It’s clear that he’s agitated by the state of things. He doesn’t like how some people fall out of prosperity.

    He doesn’t like ‘new’ things, and this is said by former friends and some former school girlfriends.

    “He’s a person who likes his life sorted,” one said to me, thinking about how it was to date him before he became famous.

    He’s also not someone to hide his identity or to be disingenuous about his real intentions.

    The troublemaker

    The thing is, Tommy Robinson is like a lot of people in the UK. Many people follow his trend of activism in Scotland, for example.

    However, his is a sort that has taken its unction from many more English things than personal.

    His movements have been centred on assets here in the UK, but more particular things he’s known from youth, like the Army.

    He’s not necessarily a racist at heart, but he is, like many others, haphazard in the way he puts the world together.

    It’s the same in his personal life, where his business dealings are the subject of much scrutiny.

    The roots

    The root of Robinson’s anger go far back into his family past, and only some of it is in his life.

    It’s not possible to note all of it here but it comes out occasionally.

    It’s a fact that English activism has a particular way about it, and it usually fits together coherently.

    To understand Tommy Robinson is to seek to explore more of it. It’s not right, but it’s not leaving.

  • World exclusive: Criminal enabler

    In a world exclusive for Conservative News Site, a criminal enabler alleged to be behind thousands of criminals emanating from the UK – and involved in all sorts of global movements – has now been spotted for the first time.

    It’s believed he has a team of media enablers that have scuppered Police investigations into his person, and into his identity.

    A suspect alleged of extensive criminal involvement around the world seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    It’s believed he was born and raised in Oxfordshire, having well-connected parents.

    He was allegedly boarded as a school student and has had stints at various Universities, some in the UK and some not.

    His action in crime has led to run-ins with political figures, parties, and peaceful movements on the fringes of activism.

    He’s believed to have “Stung” the green movement in the UK before being tracked down.

  • Trolling and occupying has to stop

    The movement of people across our towns and cities isn’t just the faces of the newest Middle East crisis. It’s the repetitive antisocial action of protest groups that have no root or moral in our society.

    They don’t support us or our institutions. They threaten our lawmakers into silence. They inhabit our neighbourhoods to make our lives a mistake. They end our hopes and crush our dreams.

    This trolling and occupying of our success stories needs to stop. They’re backward apes on a landscape of development, and activity. Their unhelpful phrases are bits of errors they manage to cobble together, but don’t inspire hope in us.

  • Labour is a fool at play

    The Labour party is the original party of activism in the UK. The others don’t compare to its history and legacy of protest, picket, and pressure tactics. This has led to the rise of the party as it is today.

    However, a nefarious streak of activism has stalked the streets of the UK in recent decades, and Labour has taken it on as a serious force.

    The announcement by the Prime Minister that he now recognises a state in the Middle East for a new Palestinian people is a grave capitulation to their sorts of falsehood we’ve heard for so long.

    The divisive, objectionable movements that pollute communities and stain the reputation of Universities have succeeded in running its insanity straight into the halls of power in Parliament.

    Although the delusional promise will likely never come to pass, it still strikes a bad note. It proves that greatness comes and goes. It proves we don’t lead anymore. It shows that crowds matter more now than meanings or real measures.

  • Caught: Irish thug

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, an Irish thug believed to have an armed militia of his own has been spotted in central London.

    A suspect alleged of militia activity seen here in the Southbank Centre, in London.

    He’s accused of collaborating with editors of the Spectator, the Telegraph, and the Daily Mail as well as other News Journalism figures in London to target UK citizens.

  • The socialist Left aren’t the answer

    Much of the self-declared Your Party platform is their opposition to things that aren’t right for people. While it’s not a perfect state of affairs, for example, capitalism needn’t be replaced by a system that has gone wrong on multiple occasions by itself.

    The fact is many people also see the same problems, but they don’t see the same solutions. This is the party’s real standpoint.

    It joins a chorus of the self-righteous to declare billionaires are bad people, but it hasn’t stipulated how there are any good people anywhere else. The Bill may become law, but there’s plenty of room for manoeuvre for those who want to scupper its progress elsewhere.

    Your Party lack a momentum of real integrity because the socialist Left is a criminal cabal intent on wrecking our lives.

    The protest movements that truly help are few in number. Overall they don’t impress change and it hasn’t resulted in any significant improvement of life chances for the “many” that socialists point out in our society. This is a stubborn problem for all in modern politics.

  • Gaza is not a New York issue

    The first New York City Mayoral debate is perhaps a chance to flesh out responses to any crisis that exists in the City.

    It’s a place of meeting for all types of creed and character. It produces its own problems and has taken in many more.

    This is the forum for that sort of tricky interaction with difficult and often controversial topics.

    Andrew Cuomo – an NYC Mayoral candidate – stipulates his position on Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

    However, Gaza simply isn’t one of them. An example is Andrew Cuomo, who has already been challenged over his visits to Mosque’s during his campaign.

    He faced questioning about Gaza also, although the Strip is thousands of miles away.

    In last nights debate he stuck to an obvious line about Hamas, and denouncing the infrastructure of hate that supports it.

    This isn’t the point in New York politics, or America, but protests ship it in as if it’s a legitimate import and a product ready to sell.

    The sadness is that candidates like Mamdani can’t see the irrelevance of so much activity over the investment of time needed in the City he lives in and seeks to govern.

  • Protesters fight us without legitimate weapons

    The threat or fear created by radical politics and its public expression is unlawful, but the causes and the issues continue.

    The investment of blood, sweat, and tears is for something genuine, and true.

    This era of mass mobilisation, as it’s often called, is false, and a fake manifestation of academia.

    It doesn’t work. It can’t sustain. It can’t prosper a future.

    The true heritage of a great people is in an inward struggle of hope over darkness. This isn’t it.