Written by flyer

 

I remember how, when I was a young man, before I left England to travel around India for a few months, people would tell me to beware of the culture shock. A shock it was indeed. The poverty and filth in the Indian cities was enough to bring tears to my eyes. 

For me though, the poverty and squalor was easy to escape from, I could just get on a plane. One day on an Air India flight to Delhi, I couldn’t help but notice that the plane was full of well-to-do businessmen, bureaucrats and the like, the sort of people that you would very rarely see on the streets.

As the plane circled over Delhi waiting to land, I looked out of the window. I could see the many thousands of fires burning in the streets below, fires used by the millions of people living in the streets to keep warm at night or to cook food.

There were two separate worlds side by side in India, one world where people – the minority – flew everywhere by jet and stayed in luxury hotels, and the other – the majority – a world where people lived in the streets and lit fires to stay warm and cook.

India has changed since I was last there in the early nineties. Back then the middle classes lived in shanty towns. I always remember the equivalent of suburbs around the Indian cities: tiny hovels without windows, tightly packed rows of dwellings in what seemed like a maze of streets. The Indian economy has forged ahead in the years since I last visited India. Some of the middle classes have benefited but poverty is still rife. 

The story is the same in much of Asia. People – the masses – are working extremely long hours for very little money. Here’s a very interesting video about a young woman and mother of two children that works extremely long hours selling banana pancakes  on the streets of Bangkok to scrape a living. She sees her children once a month and is lucky to get four hours of sleep a night: “A Day In The Life Of Banana Pancake Roti Lady Bangkok – Working Hard Long Hours Every Single Day” 

What shocked me the most about Asia but particularly India was the contempt that many of the better off minority had for the people in the streets. Here’s a quote from one businessman that I spoke to: “oh they’re just beggars, pay no attention to them, just step over them.”

The conclusion that I came to after my first visit to Asia was that poverty is what happens when you allow populations to exceed the ability of their countries’ economies to employ and feed them. Indeed, the Indian cities were a massive sea of people all trying to scratch a living.

The situation was more complicated though. At the time of my visit, the maximum permissible wage in India was the equivalent of seven thousand five hundred pounds a year, but there were more millionaires – billionaires today –  in India than anywhere else in the world. Perhaps some people were getting more than their fair share, complicated indeed, but I’m no Socialist.

This is the culture shock that I experienced as a young man visiting India for the first time: an extreme from luxury living to living in the gutters rotting from filth and disease. I would suggest though that you are all about to experience a similar culture shock, not in some third world country but in once Great Britain. This article from Breitbart caught my eye: “Leaders of UK, Scotland, Ireland, London Now all of South Asian Heritage“

I’m sure you all don’t need me to tell you about this, you’re already aware. South Asian heritage, a heritage and culture totally alien to our own – but they’re running our country. All wealthy individuals. I’ve seen the contempt such Asians have for their own people living in poverty, I very much doubt they’re going to care much for the plight of the British.

Today in our country, jobs are disappearing at a very rapid rate, the population is growing at an exponential rate due to immigration, the numbers don’t add up, we’re heading for Third World status with increasing rapidity. We have indigenous Brits and army veterans living on the streets while illegal immigrants are living in four star hotels.

There are thousands of military aged invaders living at our expense and our government has been taken over by an alien culture. That sounds very much like an invasion to me and it is having very negative consequences. The British people now have very little political representation in their native land.

Here’s the latest video by Neil McCoy-Ward: “EUROPE Is Getting WORSE By The Day!” Neil talks about the decline of Western civilisation, claiming that it has peaked and I agree with him. European cities are burning and soon it will be our turn. Neil also mentions his recent trip to Birmingham and how once nice areas are now ghettos ruled by gangs, real slum areas just as, if not worse, than those I found in Asia many years ago. Many British cities are rapidly heading in the same direction: poverty, homelessness, crime, violence, unemployment and rampant inflation – not much of an achievement from many years of the LibLabCon and our current alien government don’t have a great track record either.

I leave you with one last article: “Bombshell Vax Analysis Finds $147 Billion In Economic Damage, Tens Of Millions Injured Or Disabled“. This is another way that our government has betrayed us. There is now a tsunami of information coming out about vaccine injuries and deaths. Governments try and cover this up but the truth is coming out. It was obvious to anybody with any sense that these vaccines weren’t safe and that there was a more sinister agenda going on, yet our government wap complicit: why are none of them in Prison?

It seems that our cosy little country, the country that our ancestors fought and died for, to provide for us, has been callously betrayed. The Liberal, Lefty lunatics that are prepared to give away our country: I will never have any time for them!

 

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