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Sara's avatar

Just like the school ground bully - there is little between their ears and their weakness makes them dictating bullies/gangsters!

Seems we have a trashy brainwashed "upper class" - once upon a time who thought they knew it all, figured how to use humans as a resource, and continue to do so on steroids.

A weak fearful "middle class", who once had a back bone and used it to protect their families, friends and country. Now they only know how to acquiese and obey - only doing my job, tools for the above. .

A nasty jealous woke student class who it seems have become so nasty and twisted there is no reasoning with them.

A long forgotten working class who, as happens throughout history to date, they work hard and pay their taxes to help upkeep those who see themselves as entitled much like "paracites" do.

At 68 I have never seen the UK in such a hell hole of its own making by the top tier for the benefit of their globalist masters. Being those who have infiltrated all that was for the people who pay their salaries, to steal/confiscate for their own well being - nobody else's unless they are doing their dirty work flooding the UK with savage foreign invaders.

Congratulations - the race to the bottom has been won by those who THINK they are "elite" when in fact they are the useful idiot Lanyon controllers of THE HERD/HIVE MIND.

Roy Gardiner's avatar

First rate comment! ✅

Roy Gardiner's avatar

Dear Mr. Wright,

Thank you very much for articulating this dire state of affairs. For me what is most valuable is your credible explanation of the fundamental causes: I am not sufficiently well informed to have hitherto independently made the logical connections that you have so eloquently described. I just feel intuitively that ALL of us, including English octogenarians like me, for a fairer, more moral life, will need to make some very significant changes to our material expectations. If my UK pension needs to be reduced then so be it.

Apart from economic considerations, on the topic of England's social culture, I feel that immigration, legal and illegal, is vastly higher than is good for the cultural future of my beautiful England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 That is self-evident and has been for more than two decades. If that makes me a racist, a fascist, then so be it. I also feel that hate as a human emotion is natural and instinctive: and to ban by law so-called "hate speech" is a gross assault on my fundamental right to express my feelings.

I sincerely value your opinions and explanations. I was unaware that you are a prominent Restore Britain spokesman: that makes you, in my book, a good egg.

Keep up your excellent work, please. 🙂

Frank Wright's avatar

Thank you Mr Gardiner. It means a great deal to me to hear you found my work illuminating, and it is most encouraging. I do not know precisely how, but I am certain we are going to win. God bless you.

Navyo Ericsen's avatar

The debt cliff is approaching rapidly from which there is no escape. Yes, it's going to be rough but absolutely necessary. The balance of nature cannot tolerate lanyard wokescolds. Another option is the richard cliff, but that involves singing.

Brown paper bag's avatar

I believe in American parlance, this would be a home run, great piece.

Frank Wright's avatar

Thank you BPB. I did enjoy rounders at school.

Mr Jose's avatar

good

Áine's avatar

You have been blessed with incredible wit Frank. Thank you for your wonderful writing!

Frank Wright's avatar

There is LOL in the NOTLOL if you know where to find it. I am glad to point it out now and then, as the Lord has indeed made His enemies ridiculous.

Áine's avatar

Teehee well that is very true! 😀

Unacceptable Fringe Minority's avatar

My NHS anecdote from a couple of years ago. My daughter required a colonoscopy. As we made our way to the waiting ward, a little fat nurse ran up to me (i am 6ft 4in) and said

“There is a man here that looks like you but he is a woman and you should refer to him as a woman”

Nothing to do with healthcare, just simply policing righthink !

Mark's avatar
Sep 6Edited

I had an appointment at my local NHS hospital (Winchester) and was sent a letter to make sure I did not wear aftershave on the day of the appointment as one of the staff had allergies. I bought a one way ticket to Russia. And no, I did not go to the appointment. I was taken better care of by the Russian system. And I was allowed to wear aftershave too.

PS: I love the England I was born into. But I do not miss the current England at all.

Michel Sain's avatar

Brilliant Frank, don't stop, keep it coming.

Burner One's avatar

Thank you for articulating what I have been referring to as the parasitic state for ages now.

Church of the Ignorati's avatar

I must quibble with the term 'elite'.

Not only are they not elite they have, to my mind, been shepherded into their lanyard roles due to their microscopic Civilizational IQs. In civilizational IQ terms the once medical standards of idiot, moron and imbecile are wholly appropriate to almost anyone I can think of in the public sphere.

And lets not assume of imply that Civilizational IQ in any way correlates positively with IQ or achievement. Those with high Civilizational IQs are the first to be targetted by the blue haired harridan from HR ( I once wrote an amusing song about HR). They are therefore likely to be low achievers in an employment setting.

If there is a correlation I more than suspect it travels in the opposite direction. There's plenty of scientific evidence that those with low mental IQs are far more capable of fighting for what they believe in and getting the girl. Far more capable of building, whether that be a family, a business or a Civilization.

In the long run we are human, just shaven apes molded by sexual selection. It is sexual morals and the ability to create Civilizations which separates us from the animal kingdom. Or did. The sexual morals of the Bonobo seem to be a distinct characteristic of the lanyard class. Maybe best not to ask me how I know!

Restore seems to be a haven for those of impressive Civilizational IQ from all walks of life in my experience. The worst mistake they ever made was allowing us all to meet.

Sa6rewulf's avatar

They control the systems most English people are subservient to. Ergo they are the elite. But they are only the elite because they control the currency the English people trust. Don’t trust it, the pound is dead. Trade directly. Swap directly. Their system is fragile.

Kelly McCulloch's avatar

I am enjoying this series. Keep up the good work. By the end of the article, I second guessed myself and had to go “search up” Keynes’ middle name! (Maynard, BTW, for those who were less curious).

Frank Wright's avatar

After this it’s John Lanyard Keynes and don’t you dare deadname him.

Kelly McCulloch's avatar

lol. From here on out, never!

I love the term “Lanyard Class.” So fitting. I was a US State Department adjunct during my husband’s military assignment to Australia. Never a piece of “work” was completed that could not have been done better by VTC (that was more than 20 years ago). Almost none of it needed doing in the first place. How many congressional junkets are needed where they skip the capitol in favor of shopping on the high street?

Frank Wright's avatar

Judge Napolitano speaks well on the Wilsonian invention of an ever expanding administrative state, whose employment is often devoted to justifying itself. And shopping.

chris willsdon's avatar

Yes to all of that, Keynes was a firm admirer of Nazi economists and their supposed 'miracle' between the wars, which is pretty much the system we now live within. Parody modern day UK and its bloated institutions with the Soviet Union and you start to see whats playing out. People forget Socialists and Communists tend to enjoy reducing a majority to a minority by one means or another, such as moving people across Europe or in the Russians case, across the Soviet Empire en masse. A direct attempt to remove culture and nationhood with a new paradigm. Nothing new under the sun eh?

I have one question. Trump is reverting to Hamiltonian economics. That can only hurt the EU and its partners like Canada in the mid to long term. It decouples London from the economic centre of world trade while we simultaneously see a selling off of our best corporate assets vastly undervalued on our stock exchanges. A coup par excellence.

The EU is moving 'right', that is away from a structured union back to strong nation states with self determination as a result of the USA exiting our region. Purposefully.

Yet the UK sits alone now more than ever. WE cant continue to do this. Lacking influence, economic or militarily or politically. A Deadman walking.

Should we move towards the USA and accept the hegemony or, as we seem to be doing, accept an eastern ally into our politics and become less 'western' that way?

Whats the way out?

Sara's avatar

Who needs any of them, they couldn't care less in any case from what I see and hear - only what works for them.

But it's amazing the "wars" against the Nazis up to current war in Ukraine - recall Putin said he was "going to DE-NAZIFY Ukraine - yet the west is against that!! And current trends are they keep regurgitating their bile.

Liars and tricksters and cartels oh my!

chris willsdon's avatar

The Nazi party never surrendered, billions went missing, we all are likely to have an opinion on where it all went, major political and military positions held by the descendants of Nazi's across the west, the same banks and industrial corporations that funded Nazi Germany are still funding political parties and lobby hard for similar outcomes for themselves. But then its no different to China. The Emperor is deposed, civil war occurs, communism arrives, millions are killed and still the leading members of the CCP can trace their lineages back to the ruling nobility. Roger Daltrey said it best I guess, meet the new boss, same as the old boss......i would simply add new toys and new policies to play with and a few new options on the table. The Great Game the British Empire played against the Russians and other sovereign powers is still in play, and its very obvious. Read that past history, and apply some of what is known of political discourse even in Victoria's day to our modern world, its still apparent. As for cartels, well, lets be honest, to parody another odd saying "one mans freedom fighter is another mans terrorist" we could also blithely add "one mans cartel is another mans future conglomerate...." whether it has criminal origins or not. HSBC is the worlds biggest fraudster having laundered knowingly billions in criminal proceeds. It was fined an astounding amount. Still there. Still trading. Too big to fail I guess.

Sara's avatar

Exactly, and I have come to the conclusion near all we have been told about WWII was lies.

Seems to me is a big question mark re the Nazis - they NEVER went away when take into account Operation Paperclip, then Alderney of the Channel Islands the Nazis were allowed to take over the Island. As in the British government if the time didn't stop them, when the were doing the same things as in Austwich etc, the British knew and even after not a thing was done about their treatment of prisoners.

All in all my opinion is this is the Fourt Reich attempting to take control aka EU, British and US Nazi digital Gulag, the Fabians et al are much the same. All appallingly nefarious as it can get.

chris willsdon's avatar

I dont know about the Fourth Reich as ideologies where they have longevity, do so because they evolve and change. There is a famous picture of Hitler present as a young man at a prominent Jewish communists funeral shortly after WW1, who he followed. The Jewish thing was an addition to his socialism and I do not believe his ideology was ever his own, more a mosaic of ideas that appealed to different sections of what was his audience and those he worked for, that became his own over time. He was a popularist playing on the fear and anxiety of a population labouring under the Weimar Republic and all that sort of stood for. Economically and culturally it was a disaster. The Jewish bogeyman was easy to find and utilise sadly. People who do well and propound academic and political ideologies at the expense of a populace always seem to end up being scapegoated. Revolutionary France is a good example. Doesn't excuse the policies and behaviour of the Nazi regime, but was predictable and I would suspect there were those ready to exploit that turmoil outside the Nazi party. Remember appeasement was a policy by the greatest empire the world had ever known, in spite of Hitler telling the British exactly what he was about to do. The fact appeasement is seen as a viable approach at any level in a negotiation is rather odd. You appease when you are junior, not senior, and only if there is a definable scope of outcome for that tactic. Irrespective of that, I would suggest its not a Fourth Reich but an evolved technocracy of sorts that we face, which is still an unelected central cabal dictating life and how to live it to the whole, and certainly it appears not to the whole populace benefit but rather their own. The times may change but nothing much changes with them, as the saying goes.

Geary Johansen's avatar

Trump is more Jacksonian by nature, but he steps into Hamiltonian economics on industrial policy. There is a structural reason for this. The dollar as a global reserve currency. The financial elites and the pro-government types love the fact that the dollar is the reserve currency. For the government types its an additional credit card for government borrowing. For the financial elites it empowers their invisibles empires- the export of services in return for goods, along with a opaque structure of foreign ownership and holding companies facilitated by American finance charging a fee for investing money for Middle Eastern Sovereign Wealth Funds, by far the largest growth sector in the private equity market. They actually believe that imported goods add to the economy and exported goods subtract from it. Only somebody with a fat salary that depends on the trade of citizen dignity for cash could ever believe such a fiction.

The dollar as a reserve currency worked very well after the Second World War when most of America's competition had been bombed into industrial oblivion, but there was always going to come a point when the structural demand for dollars in return for goods was going to hollow out American productive enterprise. Unlike Britain, where a large percentage of university educated have been deluded into the the belief that an economy can run on finance and Deliveroo, 80% of Americans want manufacturing returned to America's shores and one quarter of those want manufacturing jobs instead of the shitty, low status, and demeaning service sector jobs they are currently forced to work to retain at least a little dignity.

The problem with neoliberalism was the basic inelasticity of human labour. People can succeed in all manner of different lifepaths, but number of types of work in which they are capable of flourishing is relatively finite. Neoliberalism believed in the Blank Slate, the belief that anyone could be educated to do anything. When the American government tried to train coalminers to be coders the success rate was very close to 0%.

Trump wasn't the first to resurrect the Spirit of the Liberty Ships and try to resuscitate American industrial might. Nixon tried the Nixon shock. He was the most popular president on record at the time of his election. He made finance apoplectic with his actions, both in America and Europe. Within a relatively short space of time the Watergate scandal came to light, mainly through the investigate work of an inexperienced rookie journalist, Bob Woodward, whose past job history included a stint at the CIA, and who 'coincidentally' managed to stumble onto a source called Deep Throat, without whom the Watergate scandal never would have unravelled.

I agree that the trade war with Canada is destructive, but Carney hasn't been helping matters by getting into bed with the one country which the Trump Admin sees as their civilisational competitor, China. It's interesting that a more productive relationship could greatly benefit America. Canada has the largest amount of unrealised big hydro capacity in the world. With a genuine large infrastructure project which sidesteps the Western tendency towards regulatory overload, that hydro capacity could help America win the Compute war with China.

chris willsdon's avatar

Its an interesting discussion isnt it? I suspect the inflation started in the USA that allows the USA to buy back its own debt while regulating stable coins as a pre-cursor to CBDC is one way of cementing the USD as a world currency as it will be immovable and dominate the online space of CBDC's going forward. The opposite effect is at play in the UK and the EU, try as it has to get ahead of the curve, appears to be fracturing and a new mark or franc will kill those dreams stone dead. China has a population issue, one it cannot escape. It cannot win a technology war, it copies and optimises it doesn't innovate, and its interventions in USA politics have been largely exposed now and publicly at that, Xi has been quiet over recent geopolitical events his government making appropriate noises but unilaterally, not through the UN or elsewhere and not with much conviction. Its main influence has been over Putin and quite but public insistence that Ukraine needs to end. Resources in the end, regardless of who owns them, are resources and if you need them, trade is possible with anyone preferred owner or not. A lot hinges on who succeeds Trump. A Democrat reversion would be disastrous globally, a Republican not aligned with Trump maybe more so. Consistency of approach there is what is needed, for that long game to play out and those players in the game to plan and strategise to their benefit knowing the other players hold no surprises. Geopolitics gets dangerous when there are perceived weaknesses, and surprises in approach that dont align with actions. Such as peace maker Obama and his insistence on dropping more bombs than Bush. Inconsistent and impossible to deal with diplomatically. Interesting times!

Geary Johansen's avatar

Inconsistency was one of the reasons why the relationship grew colder on the Chinese side. Another was the Left's insistence on cultural imperialism. They may preach cultural relativism, but they become highly imperialistic when the value they want to evangelise to other culture happens to be one of their sacred values. Just this morning my YouTube feed included a clip of an African leader being interrogated and badgered by a female Western journalist about his views on LGBT.

The other thing about China is that they always had the objective of taking first position in terms of superpower status. To begin with they thought they could use economics. Then they pivoted to technology. Finally, when their growth slowed in the middle income phase, they began to build out their military.

They are actually quite innovative, but a lot of their own IP generation lacks the laser focus on monetisation which the Americans have. We Brits are the same. An American entrepreneur who invented Raspberry Pi would have been out for the money from the start. The British inventor only created it because he had noticed the decline in the quality of his IT students, and wanted to create something which had the same effect as the ZX81 or Spectrum and generate a new generation of hobbyists. Making money was only an afterthought.

We came up graphene. At the same time that China were spending $100 billion and the Americans were doing the same to develop its commercial applications, we had raised $5 billion and our chief thought was to create everlasting trainer treads! Not very much repeat business! A bit like The Man in the White Suit (1951).

My bet is on Marco Rubio. Although he's always been more pro-blue collar, he used to be soft on immigration. That's changed now. It's not a skin deep change. He possesses the underlying foundational thinking which shows that he's gone through an intellectual evolution. My main suspicion of Rubio is that he doesn't really reference Patrick Deneen as a source of influence. Vance is far more keen on Deneen.

Lord Moulton is better. His speech to the Author's Club on the Domain of Obedience to the Unenforceable is searingly insightful. It's what we as a country desperately need back. Cynicism is a recipe for an inevitable downward trajectory. It's the opposite of Viktor Frankl's observations on accurate navigation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm_fR4k-Ljo&t=2s

Zita Juhász's avatar

At the time of the 1989 regime change in Hungary, we joked that we had switched from the state religion of scientific socialism to the state religion of scientific capitalism (=economics). But now it has become clear that this was not a joke, but reality. Only then did we think it was a joke, because religious freedom had arrived, we thought our catacomb Christianity was over. Today, however, it has become clear that one of the most important agents of the same state religion is the occupied church, which forces you into a deeper catacomb for your faith than the communist dictatorship.

We have no other refuge than the Lord's Prayer: "Thy kingdom come!"

Retired's avatar

Is it wrong to say “this is a Jewish operation”? I would like Mr. Wright to reply.

John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

That will get you shouted down. It's best just to blame it on the oligarchy.

If you peruse his archives, you'll find that Mr. Wright is a "noticer" and will be duly punished for it when the time comes.

Retired's avatar

Please, God, protect Frank.

John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Amen.

Retired's avatar

Doc, I go round and round with E Michael Jones about the way he says “the Jews”. While I think EMJ is very effective and courageous, if he were on a higher platform he would be obliterated by Jewish power through the media and through their network of loyal soldiers. So I don’t disagree with Jones but I think his function is to influence influencers, and then the influencers like Carlson—who probably follow him—start chiming in without committing suicide by sounding like a Nazi. Even though we’re not Nazis, just people who are putting all the pieces together after being lied to in schools. Still, EMJ lashes out at people when they don’t say the two words.

John Henry Holliday, DDS's avatar

Younger people are noticing patterns at an alarming rate, as far as the ADL is concerned. They are right to be concerned. They also lack the ability to realize that they (and Israel's brutality) are a major reason that opinion has swung so drastically against them.

A lot of the old magic words used to smear people (racist, homophobe, antisemite) are losing their power. People in the West, looking back over the wreckage of a great civilization, have had enough and appear to be ready and willing to wrestle their nations back from those who smashed them.

Thomas Jorge's avatar

To be Frank, I want Jacob, Nigel and Rupert to stop squabbling and SAVE THE COUNTRY!

jim peden's avatar

I think you've identified the problem with politics as it's currently carried out. Politicians are people and Parties are tribal. History is peppered with accounts of individuals and tribes who were at each others' throats even though their beliefs were almost identical.

John Serak III's avatar

Perhaps it's time to quit being nice and save your country and culture before it gets infinitely worse. Maybe King Arthur will return to lead but a healthy Plan B might be warranted.