Comments on: Treason like this deserves the gallows

By: The other extremists | Spinneyhead

The other extremists | Spinneyhead — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 17:38:27 +0000

[...] for Gordon Brown to be tried as a traitor because he made a bad financial decision (particularly after fantasising about stringing up “traitors”) don’t seem so funny after Friday’s events in Norway. I don’t think that Stewart [...]

By: Little Mo

Little Mo — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 06:24:34 +0000

While I’m not exactly enamoured by groups like the EDL, frankly I’m more depressed by the whole ethos and mien of the self-styled ‘Anti-Fascist’ brigade – this a result of long term personal interaction with them. 95% of them middle-class students (more sad still the ageing hippy hangers on), self-idolising as fighters of ‘oppression’ and the ’system’ – they soon join the latter, while actually despise the marginalised ‘white trash’ turning (in despair) to the likes of the EDL.

By: Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:04:39 +0000

Jim,

Like in ‘1984′, people will be few who remember how things were. And yes, people have been cowed for many years, e.g. called racists for being concerned about immigration. The irony is that some of those calling ‘racist’ were the ones doing the social engineering to destroy our sovereignty.

By: Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 18:54:22 +0000

EV,

One of the problems is that we have welcomed many people who don’t share our values, but then, our own values have been slipping away on their own.

The agenda is for a total destruction of our way of life, from within (promotion of sin) and through the people we allow to come here. A world government is the objective and the only way to achieve this is to dumb down and control the western world.

Yes, I’m from the Glasgow area. I started off life in Jim’s constituency (currently Tom Harris, Lab) then we moved out to the suburbs. What strikes me as the overwhelming aspect of the Scottish character is pretty much a lack of spirituality.

Weird, considering Rangers and Celtic are supposedly separated by religion.

By: Jim Baxter

Jim Baxter — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 09:33:44 +0000

No doubt the plan is that those who remember when things were different, or say they think they should be, will be thin on the ground in twenty years, either because they are thicker under it or cowed.

By: English Viking

English Viking — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 23:55:17 +0000

In my experience (believe me, it’s extensive) ‘celebrating diversity’ includes such wonders as stabbings, shootings, drug dealing, prostitution and violent racism. Importing foreign cultures, where human life is valued at the same level as a that of a dog, is insanity. I’m sure (perhaps I’m being racist in assuming that that a Scottish person has been to Glasgow) that Stewart can confirm that the effects of this wonder of modern life is, in fact, a nightmare.