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Tory Party Uses Taxpayer Money to Secure its Regime

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Brushing aside the desperate financial shortfall in many key social areas, the ‘Conservative’ Party recently announced that it is stealing (for a second time) taxpayers’ money to the tune of £60 million (no, not 6 million this time) to further entrench its regime by silencing contrary opinion and quelling political dissent.

In a brazen act of politicking and misappropriation of public money for private gain, the Tories are re-employing their scribes at Saachi to safeguard its liberal narrative and crush opposition –and you, the taxpayer, are paying for it.

But this is not news: the parasite knows no bounds in shaking down the public of their earnings under pain of incarceration. What is news, however, is that this latest private initiative comes at a time when Age UK has just declared that Social care for the elderly at risk of ‘total collapse‘, with 1.2 million people aged 65 and over not receiving the basic care and support they need.

Not to worry: the Party System is as the party system does.

So what’s this private enterprise the Tories have initiated and for which we the taxpayers will pay?

Hail BULLSH!TMAN! Ad agency, Lucky Generals, was asked how it would tackle online extremism. It came up with the concept of BULLSH!TMAN ‘who can swoop on to any website or social media platform in the blink of an eye. He doesn’t care about left or right, he simply cares about true or false.’ Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s BULLSH!TMAN –universally spreading his liberal disease, his moral syphilis, by dint of a one-size-fits all narrative at variance with and in ignorance of human nature and the present meteoric rise of nationalism in the Western World. Have no fear, mere mortals, Truth, Honour, Nature, and Justice are collectively kryptonite to BULLSH!TMAN.

How cute. How laughable. The System is like a group of infant bullies amassing in the playground against sixth-form students. It hasn’t the mental age and political nous, or the experience and sound position for the fight. However, it does have the backing of the headmaster (State), the teachers (policy police), and the secretary (media).

No longer the ostensible mouthpiece of the working man against the tyranny of the Tories, The Guardian now rejoices in the antics of its liberal playmate:

Nationalist propaganda has moved into the mainstream. Breitbart News, the far-right outlet once led by Donald Trump’s chief strategist Steve Bannon, is launching new sites in Germany and France. Breitbart London has already launched, and a cursory glance at its front page shows stories pushing three simple messages: migrants are bad; Muslims are bad; the EU is bad.

So, the private entity Breitbart News must be perturbed with public money while social care for elderly people in England is facing “complete collapse” as hundreds of thousands of them fail to receive the help they need? What say you Sam Delaney (@DelaneyMan)?

In light of the spread of far-right bigotry and misinformation, Theresa May’s government has launched a campaign to fight back. As part of a £60m government project, the advertising group M&C Saatchi will be tasked with combating the increasingly widespread influence and propaganda of the so-called “alt-right”. The Home Office put out a statement on the day the new campaign was reported: “This government is determined to challenge extremism in all its forms including the evil of far-right extremism and the terrible damage it can cause to individuals, families and communities.”

So it’s tasked with combating the increasingly widespread influence and propaganda of the so-called “alt-right” and not propaganda per se? (((Of course))) not. Having failed miserably with its ‘fake news’ narrative it now seeks to privatise profit and nationalise the attendant debt.

The Saatchi team are past masters at taking complex political ideas and boiling them down to bold, concise messages. Maurice Saatchi calls it a “brutal simplicity of thought”. It has served the agency, and the Tories, extremely well. Posters such as 1978’s “Labour Isn’t Working”, 1992’s “Double Whammy” and 2015’s image of a subservient Ed Miliband tucked into Alex Salmond’s breast pocket shaped debate and defined campaigns.

With a hat-tip to Zeiger, over at “The world’s number one Wall Street Journal fansite”, I provide his closing considerations:

A major difference between us and the left is that we understand our enemy perfectly, while they don’t have the faintest clue about how we think. They’re incapable of understanding things like truth, justice and honor – that’s why they’re leftists. But this also means that all their efforts at “memes” are doomed to be ridiculous and soul-less imitations.

So what can we do to fight back against this attack on our free speech? How can we avenge the misappropriation of public money (taxes) for private gain (political entrenchment of the regime)? Ultimately, how can we avenge the dishonourable and outrageous disregard of pensioners in care whose plight will further plummet as a result of this theft to fund a political adventure? Put simply –fight back and resist.

Now, a point of order before we continue. There is nothing unsavoury or illegal in the following advice and actions. This is simply a sign of the times and is what we have been driven to in order to secure our freedom in this nightmarish world of ‘crimethink’ masquerading as a democracy. The System has created this mess, and we are left to clear it up with lawful tools at our disposal.

I and my contacts in the Cause use the Tor browser for our political activities on social media. After a reading the details of Tor (which you are strongly advised to do) you will find that this medium ensures complete anonymity by hiding, like no other medium can do, your IP address. It is also free to use.

Please note: do not use your present Twitter or Facebook handle to freely speak your mind while using Tor. Your previous accounts were probably created on the general internet and so will probably have your IP address added to it somewhere by default. Instead, download Tor (takes a few seconds), easily make some common sense adjustments in your security settings (it’s secure anyway but can be made more so), and then (using the Tor browser) create new accounts on Facebook and Twitter and remember to always use Tor browser when using these accounts. Do not make the mistake of logging into these accounts on the normal internet browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.

Also very important is to purchase a throw-away simcard. Social media outlets are now asking to text or call in with a passcode to create new accounts. Gone are the days (I think) where one could simply purchase a simcard and top it up. Now, it seems, some sort of registration is required (which of course defeats the object of anonymity). Instead purchase in person and do not have it sent to your address.

https://www.vectonemobile.co.uk/

https://www.vectonemobile.co.uk/top-up-location.aspx

https://www.lycamobile.co.uk/en/

https://www.lycamobile.co.uk/en/storelocator

All this is “too much trouble” some of you might be thinking. Try telling that to our comrades Lawrence Burns, Garron Helm, Joshua Bonehill, and the many others languishing in prison for not taking the necessary steps. Is it too much trouble to secure your freedom and be able to speak freely without fear of persecution and incarceration as the System’s noose tightens around our necks? Of course not. Once you have these new accounts created while using Tor you will be in a much better and safer situation and can fightback and resist with real anonymity and not just a pseudonym.

On a final point I think it is no longer advisable that we use for movement activities and communications the old email severs such as Hotmail. Yahoo, etc. Instead I suggest the following (easy to create; no registration or details needed):

https://tutanota.com/ (used by myself, Max Musson, Fash the Nation, and many others)

https://protonmail.com/ (used by Red Ice Radio and others).

If other readers can please throw in their perspectives, ideas, or further advice, then that would be most welcome. Thank you.

Hail Victory!

By Rick Lee © 2017

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4 thoughts on “Tory Party Uses Taxpayer Money to Secure its Regime”

  1. Rick Lee

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    As an addition to this article, may I please remind folk of the need to help spread the message by sharing our articles on social media –especially Facebook and Twitter– so the public might more easily find our message and we are not left preaching to the converted in an echo-chamber.

    Thank you very much in advance of your assistance.

    1. Rick Lee

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      Thanks for this. An interesting charge –as is this:

      “Use of public funding for partisan purposes. At almost all levels of elective politics, incumbents have become entitled to public money to aid them in their duties to their electors. There is a tendency to use some of this money as a form of backdoor state funding of parties and for the re-election of incumbents.” (p. 3, para. 5)

      I still maintain that public funds are being used for political marketing and the “backdoor state funding of parties…for the re-election of incumbents” is no different from State [read taxpayer] funding to propogate party manifesto to maintain its position. This is little short of electioneering without party funds and from the public purse. As such this warrants investigation.

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