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of course, the silly snowflakes who demand that statues of such as the worthies rhodes and kipling below will spout; “because they were warmongering imperialists who did not care about how many working people they sent to their deaths!” this is of course utter bullshit! these children (for that is effectively what they are) judge the world and history through their own narrow prejudiced perspective. they interpret past actions by present day political standards. what they should do before prattling about taking down statues and portraits of rhodes and kipling is go to stormont in northern ireland and look at the statue of sir edward carson, below – chosen as it looks like a “mug shot”. this statue was erected in the man’s own lifetime. he was one of a few people apart from a monarch to have been given the honour of a state funeral. if the silly snowflakes want to shout and scream and otherwise get their mascara in a mess (applies to males and females of course) they could do worse than shout and scream at carson’s statue. today ( http://eureferendum.com/blogview.aspx?blogno=86962 ) , the excellent dr. north opines of the problem of “prestige” in british political discourse. this is as old as the hills but has recently got worse. there is no doubt, no doubt whatsoever, that the right honourable the lord carson, pc, pc (ire), kt., kc, had prestige. he had it by the bucket load! carson was an irish unionist politician, barrister and judge. the leader of the irish unionist alliance and ulster unionist party between 1910 and 1921, he held numerous positions in the cabinet of the united kingdom and served as a lord of appeal in ordinary. whilst being a member of the house of commons (just like ress-mogg) carosn founded the ulster volunteers in 1912 to prevent home rule – “by any means necessary.” the ulster volunteers were an armed militia or to use the present northern irish euphemism “loyalist paramilitary group”. of course, at the time, given the man’s popular support amongst the unionist population in ulster, the uk government felt powerless to stop him. the fact is that planning an armed rebellion – whether one is a muslim jihadist or an ulster unionist – is high treason and in 1912 was punishable by hanging. therefore, whilst dr. north laments (rightly) the precedence “prestige” gives in today’s uk one has to look back to carson in 1912 to see an example of it’s full corrosive effect. as with the consequences of the hard brexit being advocated by rees-mogg, the consequences of carson and his fellow terrorists actions were vastly under-estimated. this under-estimation was across the political divide insofar as the popular press and it’s readers in great britain and ireland were concerned. many english, scottish and welsh readers of such newspapers as the daily mail and the daily express did not believe or imagine that carson and his supporters would do more than stage protest marches and demonstrations. not only did they believe this many irish nationalists in the irish

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