12 Replies to “Fancy A Revolution?”

  1. You say you want a revolution ….

    Meet the new boss, same as the old boss …

    While I mostly agree that voting won’t get us out of this, under present rules, instead of fixing those flaws, what will we replace the “system” with Neil?

      1. That’s also a question for Neil. I didn’t make the video. We can all point out the problem(s). That’s the easy part.

  2. Never in my life have I been this fed up with politicians who think we’re their property to abuse at will, we need a protest movement in this country because our courts always side with big liberal government.

  3. We’re the victims of a revolution right now.

    We need a counter-revolution and a restoration of our ancients rights and freedoms.

    1. Considering the overwhelming prevalence of frothing moonbats in our society it unfortunately won’t happen at the ballot box any time soon.

  4. Damned Bloody Scots advocating for a revolution just because they want to be left alone to enjoy life without being taxed to support the parasites that can’t exist on their own. First it was the Romans that tried to invade and the Scots were so pissed that the Romans built a wall to keep the idea of freedom out of the rest of the world at that time. Then it was Wallace that started another revolution. Much later the Scots joined by the Irish that had been exported to the New World because of their ideas of freedom started the American Revolution, which in turn led to the French Revolution. Now the Scots are advocating for another revolution because they’re not happy with the political theft of their freedoms under the guise that we’ll all be better off if the parasites were completely in charge and we had no freedoms. Oh! Wait a wee minit! Perhaps Neil is right, Damned if he isn’t right! If they can’t leave us the hell alone then where do I sign up!!!!!

    1. @Antenor

      That was yesteryear, the majority “Scots” today are EU shills for the most Progressive pedo-globalist agendas they can muster.

      They went from Celtic to Cultic a long while back now.

  5. The problem with revolting against today’s established “order” is that there are so many levels of sycophancy obscuring and protecting the “empire” that we wish to expel – no, not “expel”, because it isn’t actually external, rather it is everywhere at once, without a head. This tyranny is the work of humanity’s losers – always envious of happy productive people – and do-gooders who preen while their works do endless harm.

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