I was just looking over some photos
from Paris.
I went to Paris in October 2010 and I was very impressed by the Louvre
and its interior. I began thinking that, while the rich pricks were enjoying
this offensive opulence, people were starving on the street. And then I thought
of the French Revolution; why it happened, and its effects. And I realised
something… I realised the reason why the English didn’t have a similar
Revolution. [Warning: Take it easy, it’s a blog, not book]
The English didn’t have their own
‘French Revolution’ because they had been properly brainwashed. In fact,
brainwashing was the key to the Norman’s conquest of Britain. How else would
such a foreign influence be able to enforce its dominance and rule WITHOUT convincing
the people that they were serving a native, if not inherently local and
natural, government? The Normans convinced the Anglo-Saxons that their new
rulers were rulers of England; England, the home of the Anglo-Saxons, and hence
their paternal figures. Once they were convinced, the Welsh and Scottish were
next.
This time, they worked off the concept
of an island nation. Britishness became the new unifying concept to plug in
order to get these two Celtic nations to fight for this German/French hybrid.
And the Normans just continued this methodology until, now, a disproportionately
high fraction of the world unconsciously follow their ‘British’ tradition.
Thankfully, us Irish never accepted
their proposal. It just didn’t make sense to us. Well most of us. And most of
us, despite the cruel centuries, prevailed. Brainwashing and propaganda isn’t
natural. And when you encounter it, you know it. The Germans knew it. If not
during ‘those’ years, then definitely after WWII.
It just goes to show ya…
Peer pressure is not just restricted
to your youth.
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