The British countryside will be made into a less “white environment” under nationwide diversity plans.
Officials in rural areas, including the Chilterns and the Cotswolds, have pledged to attract more minorities under plans drawn up by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra).
Epstein: "I represent the Rothschilds"
German media: "we can't admit he said that... How can we spin this back into globohomo propaganda?"
German media: "we can't admit he said that... How can we spin this back into globohomo propaganda?"
Scotland has legislated new buildings must include swift bricks that provide nesting spaces for swifts. These special bricks contain a cavity that small birds can nest in. The added cost of construction is minuscule, but business owners think a little more profit is worth destruction of endangered species.
In light of what has come in the open these last few hours, and what you can see with your own eyes when you step out onto the streets, surely you can figure out who the good guys and the bad guys are by now?
@sj_zero They treat “nations” as economic and political power zones rather than the things that nationalists think are most important. A good example of the distinction might be Stalin who erased a lot of subcultures in Russia and Ukraine. He banned the use of the terms "Rusyn" and "Carpatho-Rusyn and effectively erased Ruthenian people from records. Other homogenization efforts affected the Tatar, Chechen, and Volga German populations through either deportation or ethnic identity erasure. Nationalism is just a code word for externally applied cultural conformity to the globalist.
Chronic lower back pain cost the US $100 billion annually directly and two or three times that if you include indirect costs like loss of labour. However simple walking for about 1.5-2 hours daily reduced the risk of developing it by 23%. The cost reduction for society encouraging us to walk more and drive less are potentially huge (not even starting to count all the other health positives of walking). Why not start with encouraging the building of walkable mixed high density neighborhoods and towns that was the human norm for thousands of years? And make them walkable. We know from studies on campuses and theme parks that even Americans are happy to spend far more than 2 hours on their feet if they can be distracted by alluring or interesting surroundings.
RT @VincentGGraham@twitter.com:
Absolutely! The USA too! Regrettably, land use policies outlaw building these types of places while fiscal and transportation policies favor dehumanizing, automobile-scaled settlement patterns which, in addition to being incredibly costly, isolate, alienate and lead to a fear-thy-neighbor syndrome. As Pogo said, “We have met the enemy and he is us.”
Absolutely! The USA too! Regrettably, land use policies outlaw building these types of places while fiscal and transportation policies favor dehumanizing, automobile-scaled settlement patterns which, in addition to being incredibly costly, isolate, alienate and lead to a fear-thy-neighbor syndrome. As Pogo said, “We have met the enemy and he is us.”
What is this? Can somebody explain?
Massie is literally the only based king in all of Congress.
@sickburnbro Maybe this accounts for a lot of the "millenials are poorer than boomers" phenomenon and nobody doing that discourse even realizes it. Millenials had their resources and jobs transfered to browns, boomers mostly did not.
