by I don't think I have already put this Mark Curtis articke out yetI'm arguing with the Tommy Robinson supporters on YouTube at the moment. They blame the left and the liberals for the mass immigration, but I'm showing them something different, that it is the British ruling establishment, the Conservatives they adore, and their policies, that is causing all the problems.Some Tommy Robinson supporters came back and called me a traitor, but I told them that it is the British ruling establishment that should be put on trail for treason.If you looked at the video I put out here recently about how the CIA infiltrated women's and race relations movements to drive them to extremes to discredited liberalism, then you can see, along with imperialism and its neoliberalism, nearly all the faults of
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I'm arguing with the Tommy Robinson supporters on YouTube at the moment. They blame the left and the liberals for the mass immigration, but I'm showing them something different, that it is the British ruling establishment, the Conservatives they adore, and their policies, that is causing all the problems.
Some Tommy Robinson supporters came back and called me a traitor, but I told them that it is the British ruling establishment that should be put on trail for treason.
If you looked at the video I put out here recently about how the CIA infiltrated women's and race relations movements to drive them to extremes to discredited liberalism, then you can see, along with imperialism and its neoliberalism, nearly all the faults of the modern world can be traced to the right-wing ruling establishment (which has now become predominantly neoliberal).
Tom Hickey has put out articles here about how the CIA pumped drugs and guns into black communities, not only to raise money for the Contra Rebels, but to stop young black people from getting better educated or starting up their own businesses, driving them into crime and violence instead, to scare white people into voting Republican.
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