So we now know the complete outcome of the British General Election which has given Cameron's Tories an absolute majority in Parliament, contrary to all expectations and poll predictions. The one bit of good news is the annihilation of Ed Millipede's Labour Party. Where will they find another Jew to replace him? Much gloating in the MSM about the poor performance of Ukip and the fact that Leader Nigel Farage failed to get elected to Parliament where Ukip have but a single seat.
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No question that the performance was a disappointment but it was nowhere as bad as the Parliamentary arithmetic suggests. Britain's first-past-the-post system provides a huge advantage to regional parties and the larger ones generally. To get a sense of this realise that Ukip got more votes than the Scottish National Party (SNP) yet got but a single member elected to Parliament whereas the SNP got no fewer than 56. Grossly unfair...but the British were offered the alternative system in a referendum a few years back and rejected it. So it's not all bad for Ukip given that in five years the party has gone from 3% to nearly 12% of the Parliamentary vote, from less than a million votes to 3 million and - tellingly - second place in no fewer than 118 constituencies.
Many nationalists are now wondering whether Cameron ('there is no contradiction between being a proud Jew, a committed Zionist and a loyal British citizen') will honour his pledge to have an In/Out referendum on EU membership. Personally I think he'll hold one as even as slimy a hypocrite as he wouldn't have the brass neck to renege on all his public promises. But be assured that Britain will not be leaving the EU. Either the referendum options will be vague and non-binding and/or a No vote will be followed - as we've seen in several other countries - by repeated referendums until the right answer is given.
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One interesting result was that of George Galloway, head of the Respect Party, losing his seat to Labour's Naz Shah (daughter of a murderess) in heavily Muslim West Bradford. In case you're wondering, the 'respect' that George's party has in mind is for the Religion Of Peace and its violent inbred adherents, and for the millions of African welfare parasites that plague the country. In the light of this you'd have expected George to romp home, given the demographic profile of his constituency. Especially given that Labour were decimated in the rest of the country. But no. Defeated by an embarrassingly wide margin.
George is said to be devastated and humiliated and unable to understand why the Pakis and Bangladeshis rejected him, given all he's done for them. But I can explain. You see George, in the multicultural society that you espouse, people come to vote for their own ethnic interests. This has been well established over many years. And no matter what you've done you're still a White kuffar. So they'll reject you and vote for their own. An expensive and devastating lesson. Let us hope you, and any other would-be useful idiots, learn from it.
No question that the performance was a disappointment but it was nowhere as bad as the Parliamentary arithmetic suggests. Britain's first-past-the-post system provides a huge advantage to regional parties and the larger ones generally. To get a sense of this realise that Ukip got more votes than the Scottish National Party (SNP) yet got but a single member elected to Parliament whereas the SNP got no fewer than 56. Grossly unfair...but the British were offered the alternative system in a referendum a few years back and rejected it. So it's not all bad for Ukip given that in five years the party has gone from 3% to nearly 12% of the Parliamentary vote, from less than a million votes to 3 million and - tellingly - second place in no fewer than 118 constituencies.Many nationalists are now wondering whether Cameron ('there is no contradiction between being a proud Jew, a committed Zionist and a loyal British citizen') will honour his pledge to have an In/Out referendum on EU membership. Personally I think he'll hold one as even as slimy a hypocrite as he wouldn't have the brass neck to renege on all his public promises. But be assured that Britain will not be leaving the EU. Either the referendum options will be vague and non-binding and/or a No vote will be followed - as we've seen in several other countries - by repeated referendums until the right answer is given.
One interesting result was that of George Galloway, head of the Respect Party, losing his seat to Labour's Naz Shah (daughter of a murderess) in heavily Muslim West Bradford. In case you're wondering, the 'respect' that George's party has in mind is for the Religion Of Peace and its violent inbred adherents, and for the millions of African welfare parasites that plague the country. In the light of this you'd have expected George to romp home, given the demographic profile of his constituency. Especially given that Labour were decimated in the rest of the country. But no. Defeated by an embarrassingly wide margin.George is said to be devastated and humiliated and unable to understand why the Pakis and Bangladeshis rejected him, given all he's done for them. But I can explain. You see George, in the multicultural society that you espouse, people come to vote for their own ethnic interests. This has been well established over many years. And no matter what you've done you're still a White kuffar. So they'll reject you and vote for their own. An expensive and devastating lesson. Let us hope you, and any other would-be useful idiots, learn from it.