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>(((The London Question))): Britain's Second Empire & The Secret City
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>Oswald Mosley - Europeans
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>Information On Legally Owning Firearms In The UK
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Logan Ward
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Jack Lee
>INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY AND ITS FUTURE
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>TECHNOLOGICAL SLAVERY
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>ANTI-TECH REVOLUTION: WHY AND HOW
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Robert Harris
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get those smart meters goys.
Jack Watson
>The Midlands had the British car industry, the world’s second-largest by total output and No 1 in exports. Wales had toys, steel, and domestic appliances; Nottingham had bicycles; Newcastle and Belfast led the world in key areas of heavy engineering; and, of course, Lancashire had cotton.
>Then there was Scotland. Its rollcall of exporting titans included Renfrew-based Babcock and Wilcox, which made boilers for the world’s power stations. Other major Scottish exporters included North British Locomotive and the William Beardmore castings company. In Dundee there was National Cash Register’s major British subsidiary and in Kirkcaldy the Nairn linoleum company.
>The list went on and on, and at the top was the John Brown company. Although then one of the world’s most technically advanced manufacturers, John Brown is largely forgotten today. Its products, however, are not. They included the Lusitania, HMS Repulse, the Queen Mary, the Queen Elizabeth, the QE2 and others. John Brown was the cornerstone of a Clydebank shipbuilding industry that built nearly a third of the world’s ships.
>All this was before the coming of postindustrialism, a superficially attractive but fundamentally disastrous intellectual fad. Espoused by London-based elites in the 1970s and powerfully championed by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, postindustrialism postulates that sophisticated states no longer need manufacturing. Instead they should promptly move to a new promised land of postindustrial services.
>For Scots, perhaps the most obvious evidence of postindustrialism’s fallacies is in how the global shipbuilding industry has developed. As the Clydebank shipyards were closing a generation ago, Scots were told the industry was migrating to low-wage states and nothing could be done about it.
Blake Ortiz
>A generation later, the facts are in: shipbuilding remains predominantly a developed world activity and the world’s leading shipbuilders are based in places such as South Korea, Japan, and Scandinavia – states where, for the most part, blue-collar wages are at least as high as in the UK.
>Postindustrialists often suggest their opponents want to return to the 1950s. In reality, of course, that world is gone and nothing can restore it. But this in no way diminishes the case for manufacturing. The fact is manufacturing evolves and so do the companies which engage in it.
>TakeToray of Tokyo. A humble maker of rayon in the 50s, it has long since graduated to higher things. These days it is noted mainly as a maker of carbon fibre, a hi-tech material that is vital in a host of applications from tennis rackets to space vehicles. It is, for instance, the key factor in the superlight wings of Boeing’s 787, the most fuel-efficient passenger jet in history.
>Similarly, to take another impressive example, Zeiss of Germany has long since expanded far beyond basic photography. These days it is a dominant maker of high-precision lenses for key scientific, medical, and industrial applications. This includes so-called steppers – photo-optical machines that print circuit patterns on semiconductors.
>Advanced manufacturing scores over postindustrial services in three key ways – jobs, exports, and wages. The jobs point is self-explanatory: you don’t need a PhD to work on a factory floor. As for exports, manufacturing scores in part because – at least at the advanced end of the business – manufactured products need little tailoring for different foreign markets. This applies in spades in the case of the sort of sophisticated components, advanced materials, and precision machine tools on which the export success of nations such as Japan and Germany is based.
Justin Davis
what the fuck is that a bearded baby? Fucking kek bro
Landon Reyes
*ptsd vietnam style flashbacks of Mosley speeches*
William Murphy
Just popping in here to pay homage and say Angus McBride is a world treasure.
David Fisher
This is the 2nd time today I've seen an American not only make an acceptable post in brit Jow Forums, but a pleasant one too. Something's not quite right...
John Parker
Fred postin
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Brody Reyes
What’s the point of human life in this context? Like.. how is it better that we all shit in the woods and eat grass for 100,000s of years until we die eventually? How’s that worse that a vastly larger number of his living, pursuing happiness and colonising the universe?
Owen Green
>The war we opposed has landed Britain in the biggest mess, and Europe and us all, in the greatest danger our history has ever known. You can now judge the results for yourselves.
>I ask you: whether we were wrong after all to have opposed that war?
>My friends, there is nothing in my life of which I am so proud as having suffered at that time for a great belief. And you may yet be glad that there are some Englishmen who are known throughout the world to have on their hands no blood from the Brother's War.
>The financiers, the vested interests and the old parties who serve them hate our movement and use their money power to destroy us. They control, directly or indirectly, the press, the cinema, and the radio.
>Now what is their case against us? What is the truth?
>They attack us for our policy in the last war when they imprisoned us without trial in order to stop our mouths. They have never been able to even suggest that we did anything against our country. We were patriots who had fought in the previous war. But we were determined to save the new generation from another unnecessary war which would bring even greater disaster to mankind.
>They imprisoned us because they feared we would persuade the people to make peace.
>But were we not right? Are we not now proved to have been right? What good has that war done to anyone?
Connor Wood
Thanks for motorhead, the beatles, sex pistols, black sabbath and many many more.
Aaron Wood
SEE
Christopher Powell
Lol. K
David Nelson
Damm.......
Jacob Morris
Should Britain really have stayed out of WW2? That seems like it would have been bad.
John Parker
Yes
Oliver Fisher
>Theresa May sends support to Miss Drag UK finalist
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The absolute fucking state of "Conservatives".
Cooper Long
Had no choice, ww1 was our funeral.
Also wtf, welcome to pol
Zachary Bell
>bu-but it's a FAR RIGHT TORY GOVERNMENT because Owen Jones says so!
Isaac Russell
>That seems like it would have been bad.
Why?
JUST
Nathan Morris
See
Camden Brooks
Fear not,
Brews mad crew of "muh high tories" will cover this bringing clarity to the concerned.
Joshua Torres
Mason Diaz
"Bad" would be better than what we have now; thing's aren't just "bad," they're fucking awful.
John Howard
do it for him lads
Logan Scott
just been to mcdonalds lads
Angel Hughes
The idea that we could have stayed out of the war is short sighted. We would have eventually clashed with Germany in Africa or Asia most likely Africa. The Government avoided the war until it couldn't do so anymore.
Wyatt Rogers
How'd you fuck a yt embed up?
Jaxon Hill
The human body is amazing, The amount of punishment it can sustain is simply mind boggling
Bentley Russell
>Had no choice, ww1 was our funeral.
basically this
Brayden Edwards
Holy fucking kek
Justin Richardson
You back in work yet lad?
Kayden Torres
>can't evn listen to the national anthems of nazi germany and other fash states or even listen to mosley speeches because the govt blocks them
hard to believe how authoritarian they are, how much more can they do this
Ryder Russell
>huddles for warmth
Surely you're not cold all of a sudden, fatboy?
Andrew Ward
I got a phone call saying I've got an interview in 2 weeks so there's that
This is literally the only thing I've applied for so far though
Dylan Myers
>how much more can they do this
We haven't even started on the introduction yet, let alone chapter 1.
Luis Parker
>We haven't even started on the introduction yet
what did he mean by this, also ou get the bullet too wog, being based will not save you
Oliver Long
>thinking im eddie
>using eddies bants
Kek, the fat cunts probs already fucked up his new job.
I dont know why you just go live like a king in uganda. You could be the next general butt naked with an army of blood drinking tranny chikd soldiers. Its what id do.
Blake Perry
"You shouldn't despair"
Ryder Cook
Sauce me up senpai
Aaron Collins
Noah Walker
>colonising the universe?
Nobody is colonising the universe. Possibly we will make machines, which will in turn make other machines, which will spread out and pollute the universe. Big deal, I'd rather not bother.
Connor Lewis
I think it's really touching that the Tories expected blacks to read all of that, even in 1983
Jacob Phillips
>despair
>noun
>the complete loss or absence of hope.
So, where is this hope? Things have been getting worse for a century now, and the betrayals are mounting and becoming for savage and spiteful. What makes anyone think this wont continue to its ultimate end?
The crimes of the immigrants will continue as well the state's defence of them, and the amount of oppression and censorship, and snooping, will get worse every year.
We're at the point now where even making a move to stop the decline has the entire apparatus coming down on you, without even waiting for you to put your hands on it.
Andrew Rivera
>I dont know why you just go live like a king in uganda.
1) I'm not going down there with less than £100k
2) I don't want to go until this country is dead. I don't mean dead like now, I mean like "white person still living in Rhodesia in 2000" dead.
Nicholas Butler
This.
Anthony Harris
>what did he mean by this
Government censorship has barely started.
Charles Campbell
>Should Britain really have stayed out of WW2? That seems like it would have been bad.
Coming from an Irishman, this is ironic to say the least
Luke Perry
We've compromised your devices you fat twat. We know it's you.
Kayden Walker
Not hard to colonise other planets with a little more tech.
Grayson Gonzalez
LMFAOOOO
Christian Collins
I was visiting my father one night, ex para. I was walking his dog for him, put that on for him as I was headed out. I got back and he was in tears, first time i'd seen him cry in my life, very proud, little time for unecessary words.
Had to go back out, nearly made me cry ffs.
Lucas Lewis
Lucas Brooks
Why?
Carter Hall
>with a little more tech
It will take a fucking lot more tech to get far out of the solar system, the distances are way beyond the human scale. Even Alpha Centauri is over 4 light years away.
Blake Allen
>Nobody is colonising the universe.
Jacob Sullivan
memories are the best
Luke Ortiz
As you are no doubt aware, Ireland remained neutral during WW2, de Valera sent a telegram of condolence when Hitler died (although that was pure trolling to be fair)
Julian Thompson
>what is the fermi paradox
Jacob Watson
Oh boy this LONDON episode of question time is gonna be great amirite?
Jeremiah Howard
Link for illegals?
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John Brooks
It will be shit, although Lionel Shriver is always good value
Jackson Foster
Big deal. Make a generational ship. Get there in 80 years or whatever. Not that hard.
Camden Brooks
I know what it is. How is it relevant?
Angel Moore
Here's your Question Time / This Week thread:
Xavier Foster
Does this one work? Starts in 15 mins
Carter Butler
The original mad-lad.
Christopher Flores
A speculative crock. Lots of reasons. Maybe we are the first. Maybe theyre so different we just dont recognise them. Maybe this area of the universe is quarantined. Maybe their tech is as undectable to us as radio waves would have been to 18c humans. Etc etc.
Daniel Nguyen
I can be bothered, it'll be rage inducing. Henning might say something funny, that's about it.
Andrew Flores
we could colonise mars right now if we weren't busy babysitting niggers.
Samuel Bailey
what the fuck are you on about you slag
Landon Thomas
there isn't much more they can censor, I'm not a larper but they can't just get rid of all the pressure valves people will go nuts, there will be a mair every week
Jose Anderson
Are you fucking thick or what?
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Zachary Robinson
this made me sad
Kayden Long
RIP Woody Allen's father-in-law
Jonathan Green
Right in the feels.
Josiah Lewis
utterly soulless, as expected of bean chinks
Ethan Taylor
Shut up you fat retard.
Adam Cruz
No need to censor things as trite as Gogglebox. And in the case of media and sports those pressure valves are also propaganda for the establishment.
David Sullivan
Not showing for me wtf
Michael Edwards
Not for internationals, trying to find a UK vpn right now.
Jose Watson
>Are you fucking thick or what?
are you ?
>build spaceship
>go to mars
simple as.... the fermi paradox isn't some omnipresent evil force stopping us from exploring space
Jonathan Johnson
That's just the nearest star, god knows how far it is to anything that's habitable. In any case, what's the point? We have enough issues to solve here without getting involved in hare-brained schemes to send our genetic material out into the universe. There wouldn't even be any way of communicating with the colonies, they might as well not exist. The technological leaps necessary are barely imaginable, people who talk about colonising the stars are just LARPing, most of them are drug-addled Californians.
Bentley Lopez
Got it. Thanks mate.
Easton Robinson
But remember why Edmund Hillary said he climbed Everest: "because it's there". It's tantalizing to explore things for the first time
Landon Adams
disgusting
Julian Myers
Why go to Mars though? I won't even take a job in Doncaster.
Henry Parker
No worries, be sure to join us in the question time thread.
Logan Green
wtf are you talking about I wasn't referring to gogglebox as a pressure valve
Zachary Bell
>implying that cunt would ever have heard of the fermi paradox
Thank me for my cervix
Joseph Moore
So go 10,000 ly away. It’s not complicated.
Your probably one of those who would have said
>why goto the moon? We have enough problems here!
Ian Ross
source?
Austin Carter
Why watch question time?
Fag fannies pre selected crowds with no mark questions of zero relevance only to be answered by endless driven of even more nothingness.
Its the most depressing shit ever
Nolan Miller
If Everest had been hundreds of light years away and climbing it required an expenditure of resources unparalleled in the history of humanity, and nobody would even have known whether or not he succeeded, he might not have been so keen.
Anthony Scott
No, but trite media is a pressure valve.
Besides, for the coming generations seeing some "far right wing nazi" being locked up will be a pressure valve as well.
Hunter Rodriguez
Disgusting but the ending absolutely cracked me up.
Daniel Harris
at least there's the possibility of intelligent life on Mars
Hunter Phillips
They dont get it . so fucking sad