'>Le Carré was so disillusioned by the 2016 Brexit vote to leave the European Union that he secured Irish citizenship. In a BBC documentary broadcast in 2021, le Carré's son Nicholas revealed that his father's disillusionment with modern Britain, and Brexit in particular, had driven him to embrace his Irish heritage and become an Irish citizen.';

'>>23360515
>or perhaps a Jew
lol';

'>>23360523
Jews were long seen as standard bearers of cultural conservatism in England because they had so many long, unbroken traditions and strong understandings of their lineage.';

'>>23360526
I'm sure giving so much power and importance to Jews in England is working out well lol';

'>>23360532
The Brits can't govern themselves. They have their choice of either a Jewish, Norman, or Islamic ruling class. I'd prefer Norman, but I'd take Jewish over the Musselmen.';

'>>23360515
What is the source of this quote?';

'>>23360520
Brexit is not an inherently conservative thing. Indeed if one is a magisterial conservative (loves big institutions) then they ought to have been pro-EU.';

'>>23360557
The Jews are importing the Muslims to replace you Bongbrain';

'>>23360730
The fixation on Jews on the right as a bogeyman for Muslim immigration is as much of a pathology as seeing Israel as the source of all of the evils of Western colonialism. It's a sign they don't have everything straight.';

'I can't seem to find the origins of this quote but this is how I feel
It's what caused me to stop using /pol/ many years ago
I feel like my childhood had just imbued me with a different perspective on the world than most
It's not so much that I have a coherent, well thought out worldview but that through my emotions and reactions to things I've ended up in the position I am';

'>>23360515
Surely someone can be a conservative in a sense that is neither magisterial nor material? It is hard, in my opinion, not to sympathise with the uneducated person frustrated with the quite bizarre social changes we saw in the 20th century, and continue to see in the 21st.';

'I had a strict aboriginal education with a focus on communing with the rock spirits next to my house. If I want to conserve my culture instead of "progressing" as in copying everyone else I'm a bigot?';

'>>23360515

I am his hated subject and I don't even want a well-run stock exchange. You ask me for a vision of the future? A sprawling, half-full parking lot. Forever.';

'>>23360834
Damn fine dream!';

'>>23360515
>When a man tells me he is a conservative, I immediately ask him what is he conserving?';

'>>23360860
Israel obviously!';

'>>23360778
Ah yes, it's simply rhetoric and not based on reality.
Or maybe there is some basis for these rumors that keep cropping up.';

'>>23360834
Nice. I'm more of an endless train depot kind of guy myself.';

'>>23360778
Okay, stay cuck, cuck.';

'>>23360834
>>23360884
Plebs. The real vision is a planet of container ships. From the deepest part of the Marianas trench to the top of mount Everest is all container ships all the time. Every container is full of foot massagers.';

'I love how his passing mention of Jews has triggered a massive sperg out. Rent free.';

'>>23360987
Watch this:

Male to female transsexuals';

'>>23360987
wheres the massive sperg out itt?';

'>>23361071
Here:
>>23360895
>>23360870
>>23360864
>>23360730
>>23360532
>>23360523';

'>>23361083
>any discussion or mention if jews in a thread where jews were mentioned in the OP
>a massive sperg out
anon seriously?';

'>>23361091
Jews weren't the main subject of the OP, conservatives were. If you can't avoid going on about something every time it's mentioned in passing then you can be justifiably described as a sperg, yes.';

'>>23361101
To expand on this: if we're having a conversation and I mention at some point that I rode a train and you derail (ha) our talk into a 2 hour monologue about trains then one might say you have some autistic traits. If you do this every single time someone mentions or makes the slightest allusion to trains then people would be justifiably annoyed with you. Just because 4chan has a /pol/ board doesn't justify your jew autism any more than it having an /n/ board justifies train autism. If you want to talk about jews then you're plenty welcome to do it in your jew-hating board but please respect the fact that other people would sometimes like to talk about something else.';

'>>23360870
>>23360895
/pol/ and the student protesters are two sides of the same coin, they're just trying to build little "Gazas" to vicariously wash their own sins away, and because the Israelis run against the grain of their morality and moral notions about everything being about white oppressor vs. the black or brown oppressed. That doesn't mean Israel does everything right, but it's not really about Israel, and it's not really about the Jews for you -- it's about some weird internal struggle on the right and an attempt to account for the right's weakness (your weakness).';

'>Late in life, Kirk grew disenchanted with American neoconservatives as well.[31] As Chronicles editor Scott Richert describes it:

>[One line] helped define the emerging struggle between neoconservatives and paleoconservatives. "Not seldom has it seemed," Kirk declared, "as if some eminent Neoconservatives mistook Tel Aviv for the capital of the United States." A few years later, in another Heritage Foundation speech, Kirk repeated that line verbatim. In the wake of the Gulf War, which he had opposed, he clearly understood that those words carried even greater meaning.[32]

>Kirk also commented the neoconservatives were "often clever...seldom wise."[33]

>Midge Decter, Jewish director of the Committee for the Free World, called Kirk's remark "a bloody outrage, a piece of anti-Semitism by Kirk that impugns the loyalty of neoconservatives."[34] She told The New Republic, "It's this notion of a Christian civilization. You have to be part of it or you're not really fit to conserve anything. That's an old line and it's very ignorant."[35]';

'>>23360520
>I'm so mad about Britain being POZZED and ruined by stupid plebs that I'm going to become... Irish!';

'>>23361101
>>23361125
but where was the derail?
>going on about
im just not seeing it, what you quoted doesnt qualify as a sperg out or a derail or going on about something.

youre equating some very banal posts about jews to a 2 hour monologue, i think YOU might have some self reflecting to do...';

'>>23360778
>everybody hates we chosen because they're infected with the disease of anti-semitism!
weak assertion';

'>>23361164
Kirk was Catholic, too. It's nice that the Church is gradually realizing the mistakes of Vatican 2 and returning to its roots.';

'>>23360515
>greedy little heretic.
Thank fucking god that thoose people will burn in hell.
And bigot literally wasn't word in 2001, that shit is literally 1984.';

'>>23361144
Either senile, geriatric boomer or literal orthodox jew.
Both are vermin.';

'>>23360520
>Le Carré was so disillusioned by the 2016 Brexit vote to leave the European Union that he secured Irish citizenship
It's giving libtard getting a Canadian citizenship after Trump.';

'>>23361164
>"often clever...seldom wise.
I wouldn't call brits or catholics clever nor wise.
>"[33]
Nice masonic number.';

'>>23361144
>he naively believes he can evade horrors of life for infinite amount of time
Too bad, you forgot that everything has a price.';

'>>23361144
A perspective so retarded that Elon agreed with you, congrats';

'>>23360515
>why yes, I am a Roman Catholic Jew';

'>>23360515
Based';

'>>23361305
>bigot literally wasn't word in 2001
The opposite is true, Bigot is an archaic word that gets revived during times of racial strife.';

'This reminds me that the entire editorial board of the National Review is either Jewish or Catholic despite their readership being 75% Protestant whites.';

'>>23360778
Immigration is by far and away the best grounded strain of blaming Jews for things';