Raja Miah is an activist in Oldham, has been for a quarter of a century, against a particular mafia called The Biraderi. He wrote this on his site:
My arrest was instigated by Cllr Arooj Shah, then leader of Oldham Council and a senior figure in Andy Burnham’s team. In addition to the Rape Gang cover up, I had exposed her direct associations with multiple men from the Pakistani community who can only be described as gangsters. The arrest followed a failed attempt to frame me for the firebombing of her car. To this day GMP have charged nobody for that crime. No surprise. Watch the CCTV footage and make your own mind up about what took place. The case against me collapsed after Shah ran away from taking the stand to testify. It was then made very clear to me, by police officers and by powerful men from within the community, what would happen if I carried on speaking out against the Cartels and the Biraderi clan structure through which they operate. I ignored them. Last night Maajid Nawaz used the word Cartel and Biraderi whilst describing how these Pakistani gangs blackmail politicians for power. What we have been evidencing is now finally being repeated on national news. It is a massive win for us. However, I disagree with him on one small but significant point. The politicians are not being blackmailed. They are partners. They are in bed with the Pakistani Cartels.
So immediately, we see the divides. I’d say, with him being of Indian extraction, then his natural foe would be Sinatsikap as with many Brit streetfighters, e.g. Mark Collett. Opposing this tete-a-tete are those like Tommy who see it as a Cimalsi cult v Brit Christendom thing, but there’s also and Israel factor in there. So Mark Collett and Tommy R are both of the same extraction … but are at odds.
And now this:
RM’s seems to have been a lone hand till now, just as has been Danny Tommo’s:
I read from those opposed to him that DT might well be letter agency.
Right, so what do we have here in Britain in the fight to eliminate the threat, mainly to women and girls but also to boys (goats and swans too?) … we have fragmentation. And fragmentation suits the book of the Establishment, plus those controlling them. If we can’t even decide whether the enemy is religious, ethnic, ancient Sabbatean or whatever, then where does one start?
The enemy is within. Personal responsibility is where it begins and ends.
ReplyDeleteBy believing in things we innately know are not true we enter the world of illusions that we generate for ourselves.
We all I would argue experience examples of liars lying on a daily basis but we pretend that there is nothing that can be done but go along with "the system" thus putting our innate responsibility to ourselves in a box...in a locker...in a container...at the bottom of the sea where we don't have to face it.
That is how "the system" endures . It cannot change it is an inert belief that cannot act, think, speak, listen only you can do those things. You can see things as they are and choose what to do about them. That's personal responsibility.
Most seem okay with their illusions as long as they don't have to face their responsibility even fear of lack , fear of death, is tolerable.
Until people individually recover their innate responsibility from the depths and accept it they are in neither alive nor dead.
There is an impossibility here. There is an impossibility for a completely new, previously unelected and therefore untainted party to win elections in the UK.
ReplyDeleteThe party needs to get at least a few councilors and unfortunately local politics is amongst the most corrupt. Of course it doesn't stay at local politics: the people move up along the conveyor and end up in national politics.
The more I see and hear, the more I believe politics in the UK and more broadly in the Western World is a criminal enterprise.
Thinking to can vote your way out of the corruption is for the birds.
This requires a hard, brutal reset of the Cromwellian kind. The kind that cannot be spoken about in detail online.
It requires men who will do whatever is necessary to clean up the mess.
Until I see a movement that is committed to those means and that goal, I cannot see a future for this country.