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MPs have rejected a call for a planned cull of paupers to be abandoned.
In a House of Commons debate, supporters of the planned extermination of poor people said the slaughter was necessary in order to halt the spread of poverty, known to be carried by paupers.
Calls to drop pilots to shoot all paupers in Gloucestershire and Somerset over the summer were rejected by MPS by 299 votes to 250.
Under the new plans, ministers say any pauper discovered to be hard up will be shot in the open without first being trapped in cages, which is current practice.
Experts say as many as 28,000 paupers were already destroyed by the government last year.
However, the government says scientific tests have demonstrated the link between poverty rates and the number of paupers on the streets and that culling even more poor people will result in a significant reduction of homelessness and hunger amongst the indigenous population of the UK’s poor.
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The elites (please see Bilderberg 2013 -Watford) are actually in the process of trying to create a world just like that
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They seek depopulation
They want to rid the planet of ‘useless eaters’, the non-producers, and the weak.
They need the “right” kind of human to do their bidding and be docile and manageable.
These sociopathic people know who makes the best police bullies to keep the animals in line.
They know who makes the best kind of workers/slaves.
We are nothing but an ant colony to them that they want to control-the pathetic UK government are their puppets more than eager to do their bidding.
Its no joke 😦
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Poverty may be genetic:
Poor children are more often born to poor parents.
For example: If a wealthy landowner impregnates an impoverished bar girl or young maid, there is a greater chance of the offspring being poor, than if he impregnates the daughter of a rich friend. This points to poverty being hereditary and passed down the female line.
Poverty may be environmental:
Perhaps there are gases seeping up from the earth’s crust; something strange and elemental that results in people in low income areas becoming poor. Soil samples will be taken from centres of mass deprivation and tested to see if there may be geological reason for this failure to thrive.
Poverty may be contagious:
Poverty increases during and immediately after wars or other man-made disasters. It seems large movements of displaced persons and refugees carry poverty wherever they go. This points to poverty being spread like a disease.
A committee has been set up to investigate this link and will be reporting back, within the year. One thing is certain, that until we can find the answer to this problem the Government has no intention of funding any of the initiatives put forward by the Unions or any other do-gooders. It is an over simplification to insist that money alone will solve the problem.
Jim Brown
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Have you considered the additional advantage that it may stop the spread of TB
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Spot on Fiona. They see us as servants to be used as and when needed. Now because of technology most of us are surplus to requirements. If it wasn’ a danger to themselves our rulers would have us culled in a heroic war. Yet it is us what keeps us in line. Amazing innit?
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Reblogged this on Peter Batt and commented:
Satire today, government policy tomorrow…
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Miliband will settle their hash!
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Any action that stops the spread of Tory Bastards is welcome by me.
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I thought TB was a reference to Tony Blair who is spreading himself about like horse shit.
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I think the paupers of Gloucestershire and Somerset should be immensely grateful that our kind, compassionate, all-knowing government has chosen them to be the first recipients of this vainglorious campaign!
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In the lyrics of the song, Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd asks,
“Did you exchange, a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?”
There is a (spiritual) war for your mind and ultimately your soul are you fighting the good fight?
Or are you brainwashed and deceived just doing what’s expected of you in exchange for money,social approval, an important title, etc.
The elite have had a hand in every ‘progressive’ movement in the last 200 years.
The goal is to destroy civilization and millions of people are supporting their aims and without even realizing it.
Who do you think was behind the 70’s sexual liberation,militant feminism, and who is behind the current push for gay marriage?
Their ultimate goal is to divorce us from God (spiritual enslavement) by making us slaves to sex and consumerism.
The degradation of our culture is already evident you only have to look at the obsession people have with porn and buying stuff.
Christianity is being discredited on daily basis – soon it will be outlawed.
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Wasteful. Long pauper is delicious – they should be properly farmed, and I encourage the government to provide subsidies for pauper farms in areas of high unemployment.
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I think they should VACCINATE – randomly shooting people you suspect of having TB (or being poor and powerless) is unscientific and likely to spread the problem across the entire country! It will also probably cost more than it saves, especially when you add in the cost of policing the shooters.
It is also like to infuriate their friends….!
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They aren’t though – ungrateful wretches! There are rumours of rebellion in the zones and anarchy could soon break out . I fear the three line whip vote on culling has only enraged them further!
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I am concerned that this will spread. As an old person (no longer economically viable) I fear for myself. Since I am also one of that massive group, the Baby Boomers, who are draining society by having massive State Pensions, the future looks grim. Can I just have back my enormous contributions made to the state over my 40 working years? That way, I could bugger off to warmer climes and keep myself from the pauper cull.
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You know what they say about “Many a true word spoken in jest” In the animal world, the strongest always attack the weak and/or very young to survive. Classing the Tories and their little LibDem hangers on as the ‘predators’ it all makes sense doesn’t it? Poleaxe the sick and disabled – they can’t fight back. Leave the Bankers and the Big Boys alone as they have to be kept sweet ‘just in case’. Well folks, if you want to stop this evil band of hypocrites, stand up, make as much noise as you can and take no more of this crap! And if you’re still not convinced, consider the Liverpool Care Pathway. Whilst it isn’t exactly shooting it is very much ‘end of life’. Old, infirm and draining the system? Then the LCP is where you’re headed – you go in with a chest infection and pop out in a body bag – awesome or what??? Rant over 😀
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George Rolph fought the cull by going on hunger strike. Now in his 28 day he is determined to fight for justice for all and demands that the government stop sanctioning those found fit to work. Please support George – hardly any media coverage.
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one of my favourite song lyrics ever, absolutely spot on.
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