Taking advantage of extra spare time on my hands due to holiday season I decided to watch 2 British movies , " '71" and " The Riot Club" . They were quite a good choice, especially " '71" and lots of "unconventional" info were put into them .
Let's begin with " '71" :
As the title suggests the story is taking us to 1971 Belfast right in the middle of the sectarian conflict there. Main character is a soldier sent to Northern Ireland with his regiment to help get the situation out there under control. Things turn ugly for him and he ends up left behind on the streets chased by IRA trying to find his way to the barracks. But it's not what I intended to write about.
What is shown in this movie explicitly is the work of the undercover agents of the Crown ( military intelligence , SAS officers (?) ) controlling both sides of the conflict , planting bombs and fuelling the whole madness, with the highest military command standing firmly behind them, supporting these actions. They even resort to killing British soldiers when deemed necessary. Another scene worth of mentioning is when the main character talks to the "loyalist" boy, very young but already severely brainwashed and full of hatred.
The boy asks the soldier : "Are you a protestant or a catholic? " , the main character answers" " I don't know" .
This line points to the fact we are all well aware of on CF. All conflicts and especially "sectarian" ones are designed and managed by the "elite" to divide us.
What is the purpose of the violence in Norther Ireland then? Who benefits and what's the real agenda behind it. No doubt it was/is controlled from London as even the British film industry is telling us now .
Next one is " The Riot Club". It's about the "elitist" fraternity in Oxford called " The riot club" ( "Bullingdon Club" in the ral life ). To summarize it shortly , "The Riot Club" sends the clear message about the caste chracter of the British ( shown in the movie but the it applies in general ) society with the class war fully in action. It ends with the symbolic beating of the working class man ( pub's owner ), disrespecting "common folk" women even when they are the fellow Oxford students, bitching about the "upward mobility obsessed" plebs and getting away with all this.
10 boys of "the club" IMHO symbolize the Anglo-Saxon "elite" pulling the strings in the world with a strong emphasis on ethnicity/race(?) . One of the members is Greek and it bars him from becoming the club's president. Members from the vassal countries ( Polish politician Radek Sikorski was a member of the Bullingdon Club in the 80ies for example ) are allowed to the table to get initiated and become useful later on shafting their own people. Why has the foreigner had to be GREEK? Let it be clear who is responsible for the mess over there.
"What are we going with? Self-defence or something else? " asks the former club member the young, current one after the night that went a bit out of hand pointing to the corruption of the "justice'' system when everything can be done with "the right lawyer".