The weakening of Britain

"For the last 60 years or so, we have lived in a nation that was more or less familiar to anyone who had grown up in the pre-war Britain of 1939. Even the devastation of conflict had not transformed it out of recognition.

People behaved, thought, worked, laughed and enjoyed themselves much as they had done for decades. They lived in the same sorts of families in the same kind of houses. Their children went to the same kinds of schools.

And they had grown up in a land which was still identifiably the same as their grandparents had known. And so it went back for centuries. As recently as 1949, the prices of most goods were roughly the same, and expressed in the same money, as the prices of 1649.

A short-distance time-traveller between 1912 and 2012 might be perplexed and astonished, but he would not be lost.

That period is now coming to an end. I suspect that anyone in Britain, travelling between 2012 and 2112 would be unable to believe that he was in the same place." Peter Hitchens

For whatever reason (and there are many obvious ones) and whoever is behind it (and there are many obvious candidates) there seems to be a many forces acting to weaken our nation, its wealth, institutions, private and family life, national security, civil liberties and so on. Feminism (one of the subjects I've addressed most frequently in this blog) is just one weapon thats been and is being used towards this aim. Its a particularly potent one as it achieves multiple effects that these people desire: it brings down labour costs by widening the available workforce, it helps destroy the family and therefore makes the Government more powerful and helps multi-national corporations sell more white goods, it gives the state more control and powers over our children and so on.  It really is astonishing, once you wake up to the true way feminism is used, how many deleterious effects it has. However, it is only one piece of the jigsaw. We need to become more aware of the bigger picture. I expect to be writing more on this in 2013. 

(incidentally, I know that the majority of my readers are in the United States, and there are also many readers in the other European countries and the commonwealth, but these trends of weakening of national security and infrastructure are also happening in your countries).