"Most people know that the enemy isn't the Russian Federation, it's our own Jew nobbled government and you prove that every day, we're sick to the back teeth with you! For goodness sake get a grip, because you're gambling with our families' lives, for the Jews! You're a disgrace."
Godfrey Bloom: The British public is being advised to prepare for possible national emergencies. But Godfrey Bloom argues that the government's own foreign policy is helping create the very dangers it warns people about.
Responding to a government message encouraging households to keep emergency essentials at home, Bloom agrees that people should prepare for difficult times — but strongly challenges the political direction behind Britain's increasingly confrontational approach to Russia.
He questions Britain's ability to fight a major war, criticises discussions of conscription and warns of the potentially devastating human and economic consequences of becoming involved in another large-scale European conflict.
Drawing parallels with 1914, Bloom argues that politicians should be concentrating on diplomacy, negotiation and peaceful settlements rather than escalating tensions through hostile rhetoric.
His message to Britain's political establishment is uncompromising: stop gambling with the lives and futures of ordinary British families.
Is Britain doing enough to prevent another major conflict, or are political leaders increasing the risks?
Godfrey Bloom discusses emergency preparedness, Russia, Ukraine, Britain's armed forces and the urgent need for diplomacy.
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