Comments by "Granny Annie" (@grannyannie2948) on "I Want to Give People a Voice u0026 UNITE THE UK Around British Culture u0026 Values - Paul Thorpe" video.

  1. I'm in Australia and I also fear for gkids. I pray they stay rural. And rural continues as it now is.
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  2. In Australia I say keep your churches and pubs full. It helps protect your community.
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  3. It's treason. I won't be going to London on my next UK holiday. I was there ten years ago and it was not London then. Here in Australia I figure let the invaders have the city, take back the rural areas, we'll have the food, they'll have the crime
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  4. In Australia there were fears that children would get jabbed at school. For a while several groups created their own schools. Some hired a teacher. The one I was involved with was in a shed, and parents and grandparents volunteered to teach lessons, I did history, geography and religion. This meant parents could still work. Fortunately it didn't last long. We have found the rot has not yet reached the little private parish schools. And for obvious reasons, migrants of a certain background will never send their kids there. Best of luck.
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  5.  @sirnunnosfreyxo5449  Exactly. And I find when the school I know, when the school has a meeting the parents and even grandparents turn up. This is very important. We moved as an extended family, to a rural town in a rural state. It's difficult to change things at a federal level, but easier at a local level. Take back your country village by village. We have affordable housing, if you are willing to settle for a small, 1950s three bed house. A great school. We have the farmers, we have the food. They can have the cities, we only need to go there occasionally. And as they deteriorate many will go home. The government now says migrants for the regions. We have had many success stories. We dealt really well with a family from Bangladesh. And a few workers from the Philippines, who are not as bad, found that the high wages came with a high cost of living, they are thinking of going home. Driving your own country down might be the solution yet. As I often say keep your churches and pubs full. Cheers 🥂
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  6.  @sirnunnosfreyxo5449  I tried to reply and it disappeared. I'll try again later.
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  7.  @sirnunnosfreyxo5449  And that's the point. In a little rural school with perhaps 10 kids per class level, all the parents and grandparents are actively involved in their expectations.
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  8.  @sirnunnosfreyxo5449  Nor are they expensive.
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  9.  @sirnunnosfreyxo5449  As for Lotus eater's, and I know the reference, how will that help a five year old how to read and write and count? The older kids are Yt savvy. I live across the road from the junior high school campus. I've never seen a mobile phone in any kids hand. The boys are busy showing off. And the girls are busy swishing their pony tails and pretending they are not watching the boys.
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  10.  @sirnunnosfreyxo5449  The main point I believe is to get out of cities.
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  11.  @sirnunnosfreyxo5449  I've never seen a mobile phone in the hand of even the highschool aged kids after school.
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  12. His mother was no better. She inherited an empire and gave it away. Her capital was successfully invaded. She swore an oath to defend her faith, and Muhammad became the most popular boys name. King Charles won't be any better, most likely worse.
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  13. ​ @lisjones6874 Notice any country we could live in comfortably, with the same language and culture is being destroyed at once. This is no accident.
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  14. I'm listening in Australia, adding the word British won't help. The elites will determine it represents anyone living in your country. And it will not be your children protected or allowed to thrive. All part of the smoke and mirrors the elites play.
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