Well, I think we would all know if we lived in fascist dictatorships and I doubt we would be freely conversing on the Internet and being able to listen to Dave and Bill.
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Well, I think we would all know if we lived in fascist dictatorships and I doubt we would be freely conversing on the Internet and being able to listen to Dave and Bill.
Some CIA director said 'We will know our disinformation campaign has succeeded when everything Americans think they know is a lie.' or something like that. So, we probably won't know, if they're any good at their job.
As I pointed out, the personal arms of Americans prevent much chicanery on a national level from happening here (see the Bundy rulings last year, for example), but the EU has been almost completely disarmed. Minors can't buy spoons in the UK. Not even joking.
Day before yesterday Tommy Robinson, an English civilian journalist, was arrested for 'breaching the peace' while waiting outside a courtroom where 29 muslims were being heard regarding their actions to create child sex slaves from English girls as young as 11, and today the media aren't able to report on it because the courts there have issued a gag order on the case.
Robinson was arrested, tried, and sentenced to 13 months in less than two hours without legal representation. He'll be held captive in a prison full of Muslim sex abusers he has spoken against publicly, and is widely expected to be dead shortly, as a result of being confined in their company. When the matter was brought to the judges attention, the judge is reported to have said 'well, he knew what he was doing.'
UK citizens cannot listen to Robinson, per the law there now. They are living in a fascist dictatorship. We are very close to it here.
I heard President Trump say a month or so ago, in the wake of the Parkland child massacre, '...take the guns first, and worry about due process later.' while Diane Feinstein literally and actually gleefully rubbed her hands together like a comic book villain at his side.
Those firearms in personal hands in America are the difference between the US and the UK, IMHO.
Keep your powder dry.