BBC propoganda RE : people importation

just another article indicating that people importation is a good thing ! its endless propoganda at the beeb. look into my eyes look into my eyes you do love multiculturalism and the EU you really do

lines like :

“After completing an apprenticeship with Thames’ parent company, RWE electricians Uwe Strack, 26, and Alex Schiffer, 23, packed their bags and headed to the UK.”

ie Thames water may as well be forced to remove the word thames from its title and call itself fucking “Deutsche Water” because its owned by a german company, would the germans tolerate their water infrastructure being owned by the British ? No I think not ! and what a surprise a German company is helping German apprentices to a life in britain rather than training native british people up instead. Who said privatisation has been a disaster, all I can say is fuck off Uwe and Alex. but that wont change this rotten country, change the fundamental problem of overflowing bloody EU immigration into this country its like some form a slow motion genocide, by enfranchising foreign people and giving them jobs and training so they can do well enough to own houses and outbreed the native poor.

“Luckily the firm is owned by a German group”

Oh is that lucky for us ! how fucking lucky we are ! (not!) to not own our water supply and having sold it off to a German company ! its a shamefull fucking disaster just like our airport authority is spanish owned and our electricity provider is french, fucking great ! just what i wanted to be honest, this privatisation only ever benefited the shareholder classes and that isnt me, nor allot of disenfranchised poor in this country either. This must surely be the most financially segregated country in europe by now, soon enough when you walk down the street, the individual viewpoint of most people will be so dispirate to your own to such an extent everyone you see will just be another competetive enemy, and then we may as well raise england to the ground, because we will just have got back to the kind of feudalism the poor spent a thousand years trying to break down, for some better sense of unity and community. Continue reading →