Great Britain: Land of Invaders who Must Pay for Their Sins?

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• published: 27 Apr 2016
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A follow up video to my recent Brexit one in which I discussed replacement immigration happening to the UK in part as consequence of being part of the EU. In this deeply personal video I share with you deeper layers of my perspective on replacement immigration happening to the UK. Why do I even care? Why should I think it a bad thing considering my country has invaded and taken over so many other countries in the past? Aren't we just getting what we deserve now? Why am I conflating two issues here - immigration from world immigrants as well as the immigration from the EU countries? As we saw in the year 2016 the EU has no will to handle the migration crisis. There would seem to be an agenda within the EU to get as many world immigrants in as possible in a huge wave. Individual countries are then to take as many as the EU says. Ultimately, this comes at the price of breaking up native cultures, particularly if forced upon countries in huge waves. Due to my views, people will likely call me a racist and/or xenophobe because that is how they have been taught to react. However, I care so strongly for the spirit of the land where I come from, which is great and majestic beyond measure, that I will speak even if you hate me for it or think I am a loon. I don't care about the Queen or fish and chips or any other surface fluff of my native culture. But I do care deeply about the Spirit of the Oak Tree which is suppressed and beaten down in the people to the extent where it has nearly died out altogether. The pokey, cramped and frankly shit place that is England now is in serious lack of the Spirit of the Oak Tree. If you do not see greatness in the Spirit of the Oak Tree, then you yourself do not believe in freedom and there is nothing more I could say to you so that you too could appreciate such majesty. === Note on Nigel Farage (my profile picture). Nigel Farage has been consistently portrayed as a racist xenophobe by the media for being a voice of dissent in a P.C. world. He is a hated figure in Britain, but often people haven't even bothered to take the time to research for themselves what he has to say. I do not support any political party and nor will I ever waste my time doing so. However, I respect Nigel Farage as a person for being a lone voice shouting at the wind trying to stop the EU Octopus from smothering the life out any remaining Spirit of the Oak Tree peoples that are left. Nigel Farage has the Spirit of the Oak Tree. But see for yourself how much the establishment hates him for it! Below I have linked to a few documents/videos that you may wish to have a look at if you are ready to research matters more deeply and are brave enough to think for yourself. 1. The Rise of UKIP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT9iNcO5lJE 2. Example of BBC Liberal bias when interviewing Farage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nHoIloP8Z8 3. UN press release on replacement immigration (it's no secret!) http://www.un.org/esa/population/publications/migration/migration.htm 4. Welfare tourism. In this video example we learn how 16 year old single mom Monami Frost 'bravely' moved her whole family over to the UK to 'have a better life in England'. What she doesn't mention in the video is that this kind of welfare migration tourism is enabled by agencies that exist in countries such as Latvia. By migrating in this way, Monami and her family were able to establish a 'mini Latvia' in Liverpool and she was able to upgrade her life the easy way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMHDD836ZW0 5. Health tourism for the world: British taxpayers paying for anyone cunning enough to abuse the system: http://www.spectator.co.uk/2015/08/to-defend-the-nhs-stop-health-tourism/ 6. One example out of many of EU hypocrisy exposed by Farage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucb2iyPI1nE 7. Cost of EU bureaucrat pensions: http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/503266/EU-bureaucrats-gold-plated-pensions-cost-36bn