What does it mean to be British.

[bendoon]

Originally Posted by humanspirit

It means you have a British/UK passport.

Thats what the Government and the BBC tells me but I don't believe them for one minute.

[gremlin]

Originally Posted by bendoon

Thats what the Government and the BBC tells me but I don't believe them for one minute.

Considering the government are not even English but zionist's and jews.

Or is that the BBC?

[daugustus]

BBC surprises me sometimes. They seem to be less subordinated to the lizards.

[angelthecat]

it means that you will fight and die for a coloured bit of rag on the end of a stick, it means that you are willing to separate yourself from all other peoples of the earth with nationalisms, it means that people who have relatives killed by British armies can hate you without even knowing you. it means that you believe you are somehow different because of the location in which you are born, it means that you have the same simple mind as all the other people on the planet who believe they are the belongings of the place they were born.

well people that is what it means to be British
just my opinion, no need to shout

[kodo4]

Originally Posted by fairyprincess

What Does it mean to be British?

Many people bemoan the lost of 'national identity' in the uk.

But what is our national identity, did i come from Christians, pagans ,celts, Romans, Saxons?

Is it in the novels of charles dickens, the plays of shakespeare, the pomes of milton, Shelly, Keats?

Is it mearly confined to these shore or has it extended right across the empire of old, or commonwealth of today. After all, the first west Indians who came on the windrush had come from the commonwealth and had fought alongside us during WW2

Or is 'british' just a euphanisum for white?

I think a national identity will change over several generations and it is intrisinctly linked to nationhood. I cannot even begin to tell you what it means, I would even struggle to tell you what it meant to me when I was much younger. If pressed I would say it was an innate sense of belonging within the community. But I can tell you that the UK I was born and raised in has ceased to exist, and I now find it to be a broken nation. A fractured and split society driven by personal greed and petty jealousy, seemingly intent upon itīs own detruction. I was so convinced of this that I finally emigrated six years ago and have never returned.

In my personal opinion this broken nation was brought about by the social experiment of forced multiculturalism without the need for integration, which dilutes and threatens the existance of the indigenous culture. Ably supported by the mythical twin god that is political correctness. Heaven forbid that you may offend someone.

In my lifetime I have lived and worked in many countries. And each one had itīs good and bad points. But in order to gain the respect of the indigenous population learning their language, even a rudimentary level would give you a lot of leeway with local peoples. However the most important thing for them was that you accepted them for what they were and observed their culture, traditions and laws.

My wife and I have a relatively good grasp of the language and have become well respected within the local community, achieved entirely through respecting the people we live among and not attempting to force our culture upon them. Yes we have less money and fewer toys but we have learnt the real difference between needing and wanting and rediscovered what it means to be part of a community.

[azureaura]

In my personal opinion this broken nation was brought about by the social experiment of forced multiculturalism without the need for integration

Yes this is true, the global elite have planned this partly through the EEC which allows foreign workers to work here on favourable terms. The illuminati also uses selective enforcement, where foreigners know when they come here, they can access state benefits quite easily, do not strictly have to find a job straight away, and don't need to integrate with the soverign british, after a life in the UK test.

Could this be the plan of the illuminati, to fragment and balkanise exsisting communities, by permitting a massive influx of foreigners, example Mirfield in Yorkshire has changed dramatically over decades.

I welcome foreigners, however the lack of integration is insiduous and is balkanising communities over decades, and leading to isolation.


I remember David writing that foreigners coming here, are as much a victim as the sovereign community.