Britain Today.

[BIAD]

Oh my... Oh... @"BIAD"  as i am looking from here, London seems like a some sort of a death match arena from a video game or movie...

So has this madness escalated during the last few years? last 10 years? Or is the media reporting more, and it has actually been like this for centuries?

You're not far-wrong with your assumption, London -like a few other cities in the UK, has a particular tone to
it that certainly opposes what the holiday brochures imply. A lot of the 'Happy Unicorn' multicultural information
hides the simple fact that a societal gulf and lower-standard lifestyles are feeding the division we occasionally
hear about in the MSM.

It's part of the Class-struggle that is firmly embedded in the UK's population. In the past, it was the white working-class
from northern communities that saw the capital and its environs enjoy the wealth of the nation. That North-South divide
diluted a little as London and what they call 'the home counties' expanded their range due to increased population.

When different UK Governments slowly shut down the coal industry and ship-building was no longer required (given away
for political reasons), these communities around the country were at the mercy of the London-based bureaucracies for
charity in the form of welfare.

Whole families were split-up or moved across country to be housed and forgotten in council paid-for accommodation.
That feeling of belonging to something was eroded and the worship of mammon became the norm. In fact, the Eighties
was a time the whole world looked to the capture of money as a way of being happy.
Today, that addiction is seen as normal.

As other less-manual technologies grew and generations of people were left behind due to the inability to grasp the new
way of commerce, a culture of resignation lay just beneath a once proud perception of what it was to be 'British'.
This effected all aspects of ethnicity, the colour of your skin makes no difference to those who manage a country's
finance.

Certain realms of traditional education remained strong and this -of course, was where the 'elite' who served in Government
were nursed from. But Britain became puzzlingly wealthier and even though wages and prices seemed to be compatible,
the never-spoken-about working-class were replaced with the title 'middle-class'.

But the truth is the middle-class has moved up into the 'upper-class' and those who enjoyed that lofty place became the
those who serviced the nation's new prosperity. But that abundance of good fortune tends to remain in the south.

Recently, a similar change in naming as took place when the London-based MSM discuss 'the north'.
They look to the Manchester region as the area where fiscal influence should be offered and I tend to think this is merely
due to the everyday interactions with those in that part of the country and a place called 'Media City UK'.

This fairly-new place is where BBC and Independent Television (ITV) have their studios and pretend that they are
reaching out to understand what the rest of the country is like. It's bullshit of course, when any interviews are
performed -especially now via the many cloud-based video services, they primarily talk to people from London.

There's a whole section of England that gets left out of these discussions and it runs right up to the borders of
another UK nation that deals with an entirely different set of rules of how they're perceived by the British
Government. (Gordi places his whisky glass on the bar and steps up to the stage!)
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So if the English working-class were ignored and forgotten and the middle-class moved up a peg, who is the
new 'working-class'? Oh... that one's easy.

British Indians, British Pakistanis, British Chinese, Polish, Latvians, British Moroccans... in fact, anyone who isn't a white
indigenous person that went -and could afford to go to, a prestigious university or/and came from a 'blue-blood' background.

Oh, I know all of this may seem so stereotypical and bitter, but it is true and the accuracy of this reality can be born out by
the length of time such clichéd class-struggle attitude has endured. Those of certain ethnicities are seen as peoples who can
easily tolerate a lower income -a slave-labour wage, if you will.

Hence, the mass movement of people from poorer backgrounds by organisations to benefit Europe. It wasn't enough to
have the home-grown communities serve those on the higher rungs of a society's ladder, savings could be made by
bringing in an even 'cheaper' population.

And that's why the mainstream media keep banging-on about race, lesbians and gay men, faiths and the poo-pooing of
nationalism, a simple diversionary tactic to keep you from discussing the one subject that's missing in all of the recent
agendas.
The Social Class of Great Britain.
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By the way, I'm only talking about England here, you wait until Gordi steps in to relate how the Scottish are perceived
by the English Government.

Here's a comedic hint of what I was on about.