Comments by "" (@WarrenPeaceOG) on "UK government did not reach out to Muslim Council of Britain during far-right riots" video.

  1. What does that mean? What are the values of our ancestors? Is he talking about my Celtic ancestors? (Can't quite crack the Irish vs Scottish blood lines - and there's German in there too. It's a diverse mess.) British working class ancestors?🍻 Or the values of the aristocracy?🥂 Are we talking about the great imperial values of mass starvation and genoc!de - which our govt upholds today?  I've been called anti-West for upholding the values of international law, human rights, individual freedom, the Geneva Convention, etc. Apparently one of the primary Western values is being exempt from all Western values
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  2. A most important and astute observation. Pin it!
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  3. Ever get the feeling you might be treating all Muslims as one monolithic block, as if there weren't different countries, cultures, and religious sub-groups. Muslims make up about 25% of the human population, after all. What proportion of Muslims do you think Arabs are? Or is your problem with Indonesian Muslims, and Indian Muslims, etc? Note the imperial pattern: 1. Conflict is always between US vs other regions 2. US/UK empire starts wars that create refugees but refuse to accept their share  Russia and China's problems with Muslims are due to US/UK arming and funding Muslim extremists within and around the target country.  India was divided by British empire. Iran was a secular, British-style parliamentary democracy until the US/UK coup of 1953 on behalf of BP. The govt voted to charge BP more for oil. In response, US/UK installed a monarch/dictator who brutalized the country for 25 years, ultimately sparking a revolution with Islamists ultimately triumphing over socialists. Iran was made in Britain. 3. Once imperial powers destabilize a country with armed extremists, typically jihadis, they send in US troops to deal with the extremist problem, killing 2 birds with one stone. The imperial powers have a symbiotic relationship with the terrorists they arm and fund. Then they use Islamophobia to pretend they have nothing to do with it. 85% of Muslims are not Arab. The US is the imperial power. UK is a US vassal state
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  4. You're right. The British working class need representation. It used to be Labour, but the ruling class took that over. Then the British working class reclaimed it from 2015 - 2019, and now it's gone back to the aristocrats and billionaires. We need a new socialist party representing workers
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  5.  @EuropeanResistanceFighter-z1k  What group are you? As I see it, the main antagonism in the country is ruling class vs working class. My primary political foe are also white people of similar ethnicity and religious background, who run the country in the interests of their class, at the expense of the rest of us. I'm 60 and had political representation for 4 years of my life. And it was a fluke!😹
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