Neil Oliver presents a stark analysis of a nation deliberately unraveled.

Neil Oliver presents a stark analysis of a nation deliberately unraveled. He marks the beginning of the end for the ruling class as the moment they turned their sights on dissolving the West.
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For decades, a calculated effort persuaded the British people that their own nation and identity were sources of shame. The campaign was subtle, then strident: Britishness was wrong, best forgotten and swept away.
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The next step was the dissolution of the national border, encouraging the arrival of millions. The public was told to believe in assimilation—that these new arrivals would become indistinguishable from the native population. But this was a contradiction. Why would anyone assimilate into a culture that professes such profound self-loathing?
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Newcomers observed Britain from the outside and saw a people ashamed of themselves, a nation whose time had passed. Who would willingly join a project of collective shame? The result is an invitation for replacement, not integration.
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Oliver calls this the hubris of the oligarchs. Their plan has become an "omni-shambles." The true motive is now clear: to flood Britain and Europe with people of different values, deliberately creating fear and division.
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That manufactured crisis, in turn, becomes the pretext for a final solution: control through Digital ID.
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But the public sees the truth. The cynical playbook has failed. The oligarchs, in their arrogance, have finally blown it.