Tomorrow, as I write this, the people of
Scotland will vote on whether to break away from Britain to be, once again, an
independent nation.
I’m not Scottish, I have never been to
Scotland, and I will, as far as it’s possible to be certain about anything in
this world, certainly never visit Scotland. Whatever Scotland decides won’t
directly affect me.
But I am a citizen of one of the many
nations which were enslaved, looted and ravished by the unspeakably vile
British Empire. My people were one of many who were starved in deliberately induced
mass famines by the British, their young men marched off to war to fight in
Britain’s conflicts, their resources stripped to feed British factories, whose
products were then sold back to them at gunpoint. My people, like others, saw
the British come as missionaries and traders, and stay as conquerors and
occupiers. They saw the British capacity for greed and perfidy, their utter and
unscrupulous criminality.
Not for nothing has Britain earned the name
of Perfidious Albion.
The British came, they sucked us dry, and
they left when there was nothing more that they could profitably extract. And
they did it over and over again, all across the globe, from West Africa to
South East Asia. The only lands they didn’t strip bare were the ones they
seeded with their own colonists; Canada, New Zealand, Australia.
Is it a wonder that I believe Britain has
lost all right to exist?
It’s another interesting thing, which most
people should have noted by now, that when it comes to referendums on independence
elsewhere – Kosovo, say, or South
Sudan – the West is all for it, and pours considerable resources into ensuring
the results will go in the desired direction, even though the end result is
always chaos and infighting. However, when these referendums are to be held in
places where the main country is a Western puppet, like Moldavia or Ukraine or
Georgia, they are as much against them as they are for them in nations which
aren’t friendly to Uncle Sam, even though the reasons given by the
secessionists – majoritarian brutality and oppression – are the same as those America and the EU support,
and usually with far more credible evidence.
And when the secessionist referendums
happen in their own countries –
Quebec, say, or Catalonia, or now Scotland – they are as strongly against them, even though the prospective
new nations are guaranteed to follow the same “democratic” traditions as the
parent nations. Oh, when it comes to preserving their own territorial integrity,
anything goes, including open threats and blackmail.
Double standards which would seem strange
to anyone who thinks the West is as honest as it claims to be.
So this is my message to the Scottish
people:
Dear brothers and sisters:
You have the opportunity to rid yourself of
the vilest, most evil political construct ever to exist, the British Empire.
Please do not throw away this chance.
If you choose to stay on as part of the
British Empire, what will you have to look forward to?
- Continued exploitation at the hands of the
English, who suddenly realised their “love” of you when you announced your
secession referendum. Remember your emphatically left-wing tradition, drowned
out by the inheritors of Thatcherism and their comrades in arms in England.
- Continued slavery to the whims and fancies
of the United States of America, with your young men being sent off to fight in
its imperialist wars in the name of a “special relationship”.
- The continued opprobrium of the world, when
the government in London continues to shelter terrorist warlords and criminal
oligarchs, and keeps repeating transparent falsehoods in the interests of the
Evil Empire.
- The anger and disappointment of other
prospective new nations, who are looking at you with hope, in the belief that
your independence will go a long way towards validating their own.
Help end Britain, a name which should no
longer exist outside the history books. If you miss this chance, your children
may not forgive you.
Also remember this: you’re voting for
independence. The vile British Empire, on the other hand, is fighting for its
survival. If Scotland goes, how long can the English hold on to Wales? Northern
Ireland? Even Cornwall? The colonies dotted around the globe, like the Islas
Malvinas and Gibraltar? Britain knows this, and will do anything – anything at
all – to ensure its continued existence. Unless you vote by a very considerable margin for freedom,
the vote could easily be rigged to read the other way...and it will.
They claim that if you vote for freedom, you'll be worse off. So why is it that they are now coming, hat in hand, to beg you not to break free?
They claim that if you vote for freedom, you'll be worse off. So why is it that they are now coming, hat in hand, to beg you not to break free?
Vote in large numbers and vote for freedom
and liberty.
All the best to you.
You nailed it, Bill! Couldn't agree more.
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What do you mean by 'The British'? If a layman was largely unaware of what was going on in India, but maybe benefitted from the resources pillaged... are they still as culpable as those organising that pillaging?
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In this case, "British" would mean everyone directly involved in administering the British Empire, fighting for it, and profiting from it. The industrialists of Manchester, for instance, were certainly not unaware that they were profiting from looted Indian resources; when, in the first decade of the 20th Century, Indians started textile factories in Bombay, the British manufacturers demanded that Indians be banned from making their own cloth because it would harm the profits. The then British administration, atypically, ignored it.
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