RAH - What the political Left has in common with the the far Right and with the medieval church

It is time we consigned Britain (and its flag) to the history books. One might just as well identify with the entire human species as with the multi-racial/multicultural melting pot of modern Britain!

To hell with Britain, and all nation states - I'm a native European! Which, in contrast to "Britain", I can relate to and identify with, ethnically, culturally and historically.

The power structures of the nation state were created with the primary purpose of exploiting (to the advantage of those in positions of power and influence) the socio-economic environment they embraced - a natural and logical consequence of Darwin's theory of human origins and evolution, for anyone who dares take up the challenge of breaking such a powerful taboo . . .

All this concern about shared national identity and interests is just so much, largely opportunistic, nonsense.

Although, at the moment we still depend on the nation state we call Britain, it is time we started, peacefully and grassroots-democratically, to self-organize alternatives (a multitude thereof, so that everyone if free to choose the kind of society they wish to live and participate in), rather than remain dependent on a national government that does everything for us. The technological means are now available . . . .

To: The Daily Telegraph Re: Article by Matthew Moore on creating a new Union (British) flag Date: Wednesday 12 December 07
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In response to article by Matthew Moore on creating a new Union (British) flag (posted but didn't get passed the censors, which is why I'm publishing it here) Link to article and thread which follows it at the Telegraph It is time we consigned Britain (and its flag) to the history books. One might just as well identify with the entire human species as with the multi-racial/multicultural melting pot of modern Britain! To hell with Britain, and all nation states - I'm a native European! Which, in contrast to "Britain", I can relate to and identify with, ethnically, culturally and historically. The power structures of the nation state were created with the primary purpose of exploiting (to the advantage of those in positions of power and influence) the socio-economic environment they embraced - a natural and logical consequence of Darwin's theory of human origins and evolution, for anyone who dares take up the challenge of breaking such a powerful taboo . . . All this concern about shared national identity and interests is just so much, largely opportunistic, nonsense. Although, at the moment we still depend on the nation state we call Britain, it is time we started, peacefully and grassroots-democratically, to self-organize alternatives (a multitude thereof, so that everyone if free to choose the kind of society they wish to live and participate in), rather than remain dependent on a national government that does everything for us. The technological means are now available . . . .