This is an embellished dialogue I've had with several black friends I grew up with. Its not exactly what they said at all. But the meaning of what is said is accurate. That is:
‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.’
We grew up together in our town. I treat you like family. I don't know if you feel the same way. I hope so. We grew up together in our town and you are as British as I am.
I remember last year you telling me how angry you were with the race and DEI politics going around the world at the moment because it was making your successful business, which you've spent your life building, look like you only got it because you are black rather than because you did it on your own merit. I remember you were furious about this as a black man.
This is in the very nature of DEI and the grotesque and deeply racist politics it is at its heart. You made it very clear to me you were extremely angry about it.
And can you remember when I called you back about this and I was pleading with you to tell me why my black brothers are not standing up for me as a white man in this country in the face of the systemic racism white men have been receiving and fielding for the last 30 years or so, often being fired to make way for a racist quota. I was lucky, I did not lose my home and family because I'd been sensible enough to 'store enough away' to protect from it. Where were my brothers when I needed them?
I was pleading for you to tell me this because I consider you as British as me and I know who you are. We grew up together. Please tell me what it is about our black brothers and why they are not standing up for the white men of this country? My brother's are very quiet and I don't understand why. I love you because you are like family. We grew up together in our home town. You are as British as I am and I've never felt any different about that.
Why are my black brothers not standing up for me? I know you are. But where are all the rest?
Cheers,
Robin."
The key point is even though most minority groups do not support the grotesque doctrines being perpetrated across the whole world lately, dominating their lives, they do nothing to state that is so openly, complain bitterly in secret about how it makes them look like benefit scroungers, whilst still keeping all the un-earned freebies it brings them.
The Muslim world, which I respect as much as the Christian and Jewish one, is also infected identically by this pathology. For example, there are ~2,500 mosques in the UK alone, each run by a leading religious figure with full knowledge of what is going on inside their walls. But have you heard or seen any of them acting as a leader should to bring those actual crimes, in clear sight, being committed at scale, under proper scrutiny? None! Where are they?
For I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, 43I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.
I guess the identical concept also applies to the administration of every nation, especially the UK and EU nations today. America, though nowhere near perfect, seems to be the only nation which is taking on that enormous battle authentically. America is at least trying to 'feed me and visit me while I'm in prison'.
So this is not to be anti this or anti that. It is to ask about the 'silence of the lambs', which these so called leaders are allowing to be slaughtered under their watch.
And it also applies to corporate leaders, who remain silent to their lambs, at the same levels of intensity and scale. Where were you when I needed you?
We all lie about the faux genocide in Palestine. But even if that propaganda were true, it is tiny in comparison to this genocide. Though I'd prefer to live in England, the better alternative currently is the USA. And this is why I'm petitioning the House of Commons to start thinking about seceding from the UK and acceding to the US as a federal state, protected by that constitution. Because it is still the better alternative to the grotesque state of affairs in this nation. (I'm receiving an usual amount of push back from the petitions team on this, now being on my 4th attempt).
Are my leaders, really leaders? Are the people really authentic? Because in the final analysis, it is the people who hold the most power to act.
‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.’
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