The State is Now The Enemy of The People

There can be no denying it now. The State is the enemy of the people. It is using violence against those that speak the truth and do not adhere to government ideology.

When a dozen armed Police kick your door in at 6am for a tweet, that is state-sanctioned violence. Especially when a single ordinarily uniformed Policeman coming to your door would suffice.

When armed Police pick you up at an airport for hurty words, that is state-sanctioned violence.

When you are held at an airport for hours and interrogated for the umpteenth time, that is state-sanctioned harassment.

When the Police raid your house and charge you under terror legislation, where you have no right to silence, that is state-sanctioned harassment with menaces.

When the government explicitly state that they favour immigrants above those that already live, work and pay taxes here, there is a huge disconnect between the government and the people.

When the government actively persue policies that make the lives of it's citizens worse, then that is a blatant attack on the people.

When the government demand ever more taxes and give fewer and fewer services in return, all the while using the power of the state to compel payment, is that not indentured servitude or extortion?

The state is not your friend, the government are not your friend, the Police are not your friend. Hopefully if it ever came to the crunch the Army would be your friend and refuse to fire on it's own citizens. 

It's time we understood all of the above and acted accordingly.

Do not offer information to the Police. They are not your friend. Do not co-operate with them or offer them assistance in any way. 

We need large demonstrations, simultaneously, across the country. Some people can't afford to travel far, so to get the numbers, let's have demonstrations on the same day in multiple cities.

The next thing we need to do is organise a general strike. The unions are in the pocket of the big corporations. They will not help us nor will they support action against their friends in government. 

We need to be visible, we need to be loud and we need to push back against the tyrants in charge.

Hi Hi, Hi Ho, It's Off To The IMF We Go....

Talks are afoot within government regarding IMF involvement in the economic "recovery" of the UK.

Last time it took a brake new government fronted by Margaret Thatcher to pull us out of the IMF hole. Sadly she did it by asset-stripping the UK. 

Successive government's have continued her legacy, by closing down various institutions in order to save money.

This time we have no assets to sell, no money down the back of the national sofa.

Gordon Brown sold all the gold at the bottom of the market back in 1999, so we can't rely on that. The government has sold off virtually all the buildings it used to own.

This time the IMF involvement will not be short, nor sweet. It will be long-term, it will be ruinous for most, a-la Greece. The welfare gravy train is about to come to a shuddering halt. If you are on benefits, start honing your shanty-building skills. 

For homeowners, start to consider your options to liquidate your asset (house) and move abroad permanently. There will be a raid on the perceived wealth based on the value of your home.

For savers, start to look at buying gold. 

The list of measures the government are considering, look like a list of financial measures from a seventies banana republic. No taking money out of the country, taxing of minimal wealth, taxing heavily anything that makes money, taxing interest on savings and taxing the primary savings themselves. 

The list goes on. 

By 2028 the UK will look like a banana republic in virtually every sense.

I'm just wondering how far to the left the government will end up by then.

Comrades.

The Con Job Regarding Reducing the Number of Migrants in Hotels.

So, as I predicted, migrants are being taken from the 4-star hotels to be housed in the community.

I predicted that rents would go up, based on the government offering 5 grand a month per immigrant to landloards.

Well, the landlords have come up with a great scheme: the HMO (House of Multiple Occupancy).

This fulfils a number of government requirements: it gets the immigrants out of posh hotels and reduces the optics a bit and it also spreads the immigrants out into the wider community.

For the landlord, it's a win-win

If the landlord created normal flats, he'd only get two flats out of a four-bed house. The conversion cost would be more too: Introducing a second kitchen and bathroom, etc.

The HMO is a cheaper proposition. The lounge and the kitchen stay communal, and only the sleeping areas are private.

For the landlord, it's a win-win. A HMO is an easy conversion. The landlord buys 4-bedroom house, then all he has to do is put locks on the bedroom doors and stick some furniture in there and Bob's your uncle, HMO done. 

Apart from the planning paperwork, of course. But councils are under pressure to accept HMO applications and the government's push to relax planning red-tape is directly linked to the rise of HMOs and the opposition to them by local residents.

Also, the landlord only gets 2 rents from a 2-flat conversion, with rents restricted by market forces. So, say 2K per month per flat which is 4K. With the HMO filled with immigrants, the government is offering 5K per immigrant. Four immigrants at 5K each is a 20K income, which is 5 times more than "traditional" renting.

The thing is, that all the big 4-bed houses are in affluent middle-class areas. We all know those areas, where there are lots of big houses and lots of elderly people in them. 

All those big houses attracting inheritance tax. Tax that the families can't pay without selling the house. To rich landlords.

The problem for the government is opposition from local residents and planning authorities, which is why they are looking to "streamline" the planning process. It's not just for infrastructure projects, it's for lesser projects like HMOs that the government desperately needs to create in large numbers in order to reduce the optics of migrants in hotels. 

It also makes it more difficult to protest against migrants if they are dispersed into the community.

The risk for the government is alienating the middle class. Up until now, it's only the working class that have been affected, had their kids raped by immigrants.

But the risk is now that as the middle classes are affected, they won't be as amenable to the importation of illegals. 

So far, the middle class have been the bulk of the supporters of illegal immigrants. But that will change as more middle-class areas are affected.