Sunday, August 11, 2024

 war, continuously, is their goal;


The streets of the U.K. have been ablaze for a week.

They say it’s about immigration and, to some extent, it is.

The Brits rightly resent the unprecedented flooding of their country by migrants, the high crime rate they bring, and the looming threat of ethnic extinction.

The migrants believe they have a right to be there because the British government has told them so, and because, in many cases, the U.K. participated in the destruction of their home countries in the first place.

The recent explosion of violence was inevitable.

In fact, violence was the point.

Violence was also the point in George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984, which portrayed a world perpetually at war. Three superstates, Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia, constantly battled each other, switching alliances from week to week, trying to get an edge that would always be denied them.

There was no end to the war in 1984, because it wasn’t supposed to end.

War was the point............more........

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