The Sissyfication Of Britain.

Submitted by gordon weare (New Zealand), Jan 20, 2009 at 17:54

In sissy Britain today, the big heroes are effeminate, public toilet creeping, knighted popstars. Britain and her BBC, seem to somehow think they have some sort of 'moral monopoly' in all matters at home and abroad - they dont. Britain where one is either rich or poor, the latter being in greater numbers, is as full of class distinction as it ever was.

The defining factor today is How Much Money you have. LSD taker, banned from Japan, and knighted Beatle, Paul McCartney is reputed to have 800 Million in his bank - this makes him an instant hero in UK. What on earth can anyone do with that amount of loot ! ? Is that what the government spends on Defence in a year. Has he built a hospital ? Scandals surround Britains homosexual pop stars too - these are UK's greatest heroes at the moment. Not the troops fighting to save deadly islam from themselves - a complete and utter waste of time and breath. Liberate Holland & Belgium sure, but Iraq and Afghanistan - are you crazy ? - YES they are, Britain today is a sick & sorry land, grossly overpopulated, cringes to islamic psychopaths, allows all manner of foreigners and other races to flood into her long overloaded social systems, health systems, housing and most if not all are on British welfare cheques......... a sick and sorry land is Britain.

My family alone have given UK some 150 years of military service, the records are there...... for what ??? a crass, boozing, pornography polluted nation, where sexual deviants are the real heroes. All it wil get is social collapse, like its econmomy right now -

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