Comments by "Mesolithic Man" (@mesolithicman164) on "David Starkey: The West's Crisis is Rooted in the "Universal" World Order it created after WW2." video.

I've been criticising Reform's Richard Tice. All he does is talk. I thought he was a dynamic entrepreneur. We will need a very active organisation to fight back from where we are. Westminster has sold us out. In the US they're building a new Conservative infrastructure. We need to do the same.
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@valeriegrimshaw1365 For people from Rahman's part of the world, bribery is part of everyday life. We value honesty, they see life in a different way and he reflects that. We're already seeing that lying is endemic in the political class. It used to be a resigning offence, now it's just 'spin' or any other euphemism you want to use. Standards for everything in public life are sliding lower by the day.
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@chriscoffee9070 This may be small comfort but GBNews is starting to build strong viewing figures. It seems to be overtaking Sky and seeing off the threat of Talk TV. Without doubt it has a patriotic and Conservative tone and Farage, for me, is has done a way better job than anyone expected, he's influencing the debate and becoming an important voice in Conservative broadcasting. Like I say, small comfort, but potentially a starting point. Mark Steyn has also been excoriating on some issues.
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@jimdavis8391 It feels like there will need to be some kind of social re-ordering . There is no culture being created in the west these days, everything is a post modern rehash of what went before. That is not a good sign for society. Society is also fractured in many directions but one clear schism is between patriotic conservativism and multiracial progressivism, and at this stage I don't see the basis for a reconciliation. Maybe there'll be a war and all this division will be forgotten. Or maybe, in the future, the US separates into Red and Blue territories and British Conservatives migrate to the Red states. Or vice versa. So difficult to predict. But history keeps happening, so the rise of some new kind of arrangement could easily happen. Leftism by its very nature is destined to fail. If it fails in a capitalist system the Conservatives are on hand to clear up the mess. If it fails like it has in LA there are no Conservatives left to pick up the pieces, so we see Liberals migrating to Red states. That becomes a danger if they repeat their Liberal mistakes there and start to mess up the Red state. Which kind of means that the Red states are going to have to be selective in who they allow in or have a system that is tamper proof. People will say "That's undemocratic", the media in particular, but it may be necessary to safeguard the system. It's possible I'm overthinking this whole thing and it all sorts itself out. I genuinely hope so, but things are getting worse by the day.
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@chrisdavie8163 Those guys you mention, are in reality, TalkRadio, and are very good. The Kyles, Rinders, Osbornes and Morgans are, in my opinion, bandwagon jumpers. Morgan's histrionics during lockdown were pathetic. They have been recruited for some sort of 'star power' and have not delivered.
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@chrisdavie8163 As for David Starkey. I don't think he's interested in being an MP. He is more of an intellectual rallying point, someone who can put our belief in the virtues of England into an historical context. In that regard there is no historian in the UK with as much intellectual heft as Starkey.
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It will be a battle to overthrow the Globalist order. Elon Musk has already made a start. Revealing the cabal behind Soros funded 'Media Matters' was a good start.
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To misquote Fukayma, it's not the end of History, it's the end of Global Liberalism - which turned out to be more authoritarian than Socialism.
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