Should I Leave Britain? My Story and My Decision

So what are my reasons for feeling the way that I do? Well, frankly, you know, I think the country is pretty much broken.

I think it's essentially a failed state that is propped up by taking on ever more debt And really, it feels like we're watching the country crumble.

So people in Britain are just watching the country crumble and degrade and sort of melt down in real time in front of us.

It's just endless degradation in so many different areas in so many different ways, endlessly.

And it's all whilst our politicians just act as if nothing is happening, as if everything is completely fine.

But let's go through some of the reasons.

So firstly, totalitarianism.

there was this creeping totalitarianism and authoritarianism within government and across the state, sort of shutting down freedom of speech.

And just, it feels ever more claustrophobic.

So we see people arrested, you know, for things that they say.

Britain is the world leader in terms of arrests for people saying the wrong thing online.

So they'll get arrested just for speaking.

So it is this growing state that is sort of eating up more and more endlessly, that's trying to gain more and more control.

And along with that comes ever more regulation.

It is absolutely ridiculous the amount of government regulation that we have.

They're always introducing more regulation and legislation, you know, so it's just it's ever more control for the state, for the government.

And all of this really stifles innovation, stifles businesses, stifles anybody that wants to actually do anything or achieve anything or produce anything.

So it's just regulated out of existence because the state must control absolutely everything.

So our high streets and centres where we would usually meet and gather are just increasingly dystopian, boarded up shops, you know, nothing new.

And also what we have a huge proliferation of, or what does really well, are hairdressers, endless hairdressers and vape shops.

And really those are fronts for, you know, sort of money laundering and organised crime as far as I'm concerned.

These sham businesses that probably take money from people to bring them on as skilled workers from other countries.

So this state totalitarianism that is creeping with the state just taking up ever more of your lives, you know, it's ridiculous.

A great example of this recently, our Prime Minister Andy Burnham was in this Labour conference recently and he spoke about how he was talking about AI, artificial intelligence, of course an incredibly important topic, and he said that Britain will be and should be a world leader in AI, artificial intelligence, which is, of course, completely delusional.

Look at this.