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"Ideological Aid"
Many Whites, on either side of the political spectrum and across the social strata support, in some way, the concept of foreign aid.
People might feel pleased to help flood victims, as the UK government has just announced it will put £500,000 into doing. Or perhaps the £4.5 million going to help the Rohingya.
But the reality of UK (and all Western) aid spending is that the lion's share is expended on ideological projects.
So, while the UK government may have just spent £5 million on helping the less fortunate with material need, it has also just spent £17 million undermining the family in Bangladesh.
The British government has decided to pour tens of millions of pounds into undermining local traditions and dispute settlement systems of communities 4,700 miles from Britain's shores.
The British government has cited the evils of patriarchy (the natural order of the family) as the reason for this legal intervention in Bangladesh.
All £22 million pounds of this money, both the 'legal aid' and the other relief, should have been spent in Britain during this time of incredible crisis in the West, but that is not how the neoliberal order functions.
The reality is that all foreign aid spending must cease and the entirety of Westminster's £11.4 billion foreign aid budget spent domestically to help native Britons.
Only then can we reassess how our nations aid the global needy, and only nationalism take on the above tasks.
Many Whites, on either side of the political spectrum and across the social strata support, in some way, the concept of foreign aid.
People might feel pleased to help flood victims, as the UK government has just announced it will put £500,000 into doing. Or perhaps the £4.5 million going to help the Rohingya.
But the reality of UK (and all Western) aid spending is that the lion's share is expended on ideological projects.
So, while the UK government may have just spent £5 million on helping the less fortunate with material need, it has also just spent £17 million undermining the family in Bangladesh.
The British government has decided to pour tens of millions of pounds into undermining local traditions and dispute settlement systems of communities 4,700 miles from Britain's shores.
The British government has cited the evils of patriarchy (the natural order of the family) as the reason for this legal intervention in Bangladesh.
All £22 million pounds of this money, both the 'legal aid' and the other relief, should have been spent in Britain during this time of incredible crisis in the West, but that is not how the neoliberal order functions.
The reality is that all foreign aid spending must cease and the entirety of Westminster's £11.4 billion foreign aid budget spent domestically to help native Britons.
Only then can we reassess how our nations aid the global needy, and only nationalism take on the above tasks.