geezer466 wrote:
We are already a long way down that path.
Not only are we a long way down that path, we have long since passed the point of no return. Literally, apart from a miracle, I suspect there is no way back for Britain now. The traitors have done their work well, they have succeeded in putting the majority of us to sleep. We continue to elect the traitors; we have imbibed their lies whilst hoping in vain that 'they' are not as bad as their actions and words declare them to be. Now we are ripe for the sickle to harvest us. 'They' talk of fairness, justice, and liberality whilst tightening the noose around our necks. Everything the LibLabGreenNatsCON do and say further restricts our natural freedoms – and still we vote for the political puppets of the faceless globalist bankers and corporatists. I think we are soon to receive what we have unwittingly voted for over the last 40 years or so.
We now have a military that is a shadow of its former strength, a police force that has the appearance of a militia and a willingness to behave according to appearances. Officialdom now believes and behaves as though it has unrestricted powers, and applies the Common Purpose doctrine of working beyond authority.
The justice system has been broken and now favours the rich, the established, and increasingly is biased towards the corrupt; I say this because there are far too many instances where police investigations have been stopped and the evidence lost or destroyed for these cases to be an accident or oversight. Only the dead have evidence revealed of their evil deeds.
Public services and duties have been farmed out to private corporations; responsibilities such as prisons are now run 'for profit' by unaccountable corporations. Private corporations such as Capita, G4S, SERCO, SODEXO, and others, now carry out the duties that elected politicians were once expected to oversee and manage.
The closer we examine the sphere of politics the clearer it becomes that politicians of the LibLabGreenNatsCON are doing less and less for the benefit of the British people; at the same time officialdom becomes increasingly dictatorial and less accountable to the electorate.