@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 I thought WW2 was rather unnecessary, if truth be told.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 When you think about it, it was the British who lost the most after WW2.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@ScottAJBlake4 Why has British foreign policy been crap for so long? Because voters don't care about foreign policy, being stupid/ignorant.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 If not for Britain declaring war on Germany there wd hv bn no tripartite pact.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 If not for the tripartite pact, the Japanese would not have taken Singapore.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 If the Japanese had not taken Singapore, the British would not have lost India— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 If Britain had not lost India, the rest of its colonies wd hv remained British— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 Because Britain declared war on Germany, it lost her world empire.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 When you think about it, it was Britain who in fact started two World Wars.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 In WW1, it was again Britain that declared war on Germany.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 It has been said by historian A J P Taylor WW2 was a continuation of WW1.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 What was WW1 about as far as Britain was concerned? Belgian neutrality.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 Treaty of London *1839* guaranteed Belgian neutrality. https://t.co/tFAMUwMTAV— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 It would be reasonable to infer that Belgian neutrality was just an EXCUSE.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 Did Britain lift a finger to help the French during Siege of Paris 1870?— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 So what was WW1 really all about? Nobody knows about the 1915 General Election— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 So the British lost their empire over a Liberal PM wanting to win an election.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 If there had been no election in 1915 Britain would not have started WW1.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 Germany marching through Belgium to France would just have been a EUROPEAN war— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 Nothing more dangerous than a wobbly empire feeling insecure about itself, eh?— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
'Britain is an old and declining empire embarrassed by its weakness'
Parliament did not vote on war on 3rd August 1914
The two ruinous world wars Britain inexplicably fought
Paul Craig Roberts:
America became a superpower because of the self-destruction of other countries.
That's right, folks. Americans didn't actually fight for their overseas empire, the dumb ass British handed theirs to them on a platter.
http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/04/18/how-the-american-neoconservatives-destroyed-mankinds-hopes-for-peace-paul-craig-roberts-2/
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| 7 August 2015 rttimes.co.uk |
Descendants of cannon fodder complain about British foreign policy and the genetic and moral damage it caused to the British race. Gentiles being cruel to Jews should not surprise anyone who has seen Fiddler on the Roof or read The Merchant of Venice. Anti-Semitism has always been endemic in Christian Europe and the Catholic Church was clearly to blame.
St. Pius V in the bull Hebraeorum gens (26 February 1569) did not reference blood libel, but he did make multiple accusations against the Jews, including: usury, theft, receiving stolen goods, pimping, divination and magic. He finishes with this accusation: "Finally, we have sufficiently investigated and explored how unworthily this perverse race attacks the name of Christ; how much hated it is by all those who bear that name; and, finally, with what cunning it plots against their lives."
Pope Benedict XIV wrote a bull Beatus Andreas (22 February 1755) in which he does not express any doubt concerning the murders of children ascribed to the Jews. He states they are perpetrated "out of hatred of Christ" and "out of hatred for the Christian faith" in his De servorum Dei beatificatione. In the bull he speaks about determining what is to be done "when there arises a case of this sort, which often comes to be put forward, concerning some boy who was slain by the Hebrews in Holy Week out of hostility to Christ, such as Blessed Simon and Anderl and also many of the other murdered boys whom the authors mention".
The Edict of Expulsion has not yet been repealed.
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 Asquith was an adulterer, apparently. https://t.co/dqr9iNp5XL— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 To hv lost ur empire cos it was left in the charge of n adulterer is shaming.— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@Patriarchalist "While he never wrote to his three sons who were serving in France, Asquith would write to Venetia sometimes 3 times a day".— Stefano Giannini (@stegian67) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 You can't really trust pussywhipped men in high places, can you?— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
@grumpydip @Otto_English @DavidJo52951945 @edlnews @MrRae1000 Who still thinks sex between consenting adults is no business of the state's?— Claire Khaw (@Patriarchalist) April 20, 2016
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