Pushed Towards War

Russ Yorkshire

December 22, 2025

The UK and Europe is not drifting toward war with Russia — we are being systematically pushed. Nudged by governments that call themselves liberal, amplified by media that has long since stopped questioning authority, and wrapped in a moral panic so thick that anyone who resists is labelled dangerous. Across Europe it’s the same choreography. Same fear. Same enemy. Same outcome.

And it begs the question no one in power wants asked: What did we fight World War II for?

Millions died to defeat an ideology built on centralised power, unelected authority, suppression of dissent, and endless war justified as “for the greater good.” Yet here we stand, watching Europe sleepwalk into conflict at the direction of people no one elected and no one can remove.

In the UK, local elections are cancelled — not because of bombs or invasion, but because consent is evaporating. Governments that lose legitimacy do not step back; they escalate. War is the oldest trick in the book. It freezes scrutiny, delays accountability, and turns obedience into virtue. History doesn’t whisper this — it screams it.

So let’s stop tiptoeing and say the thing that makes people shift uncomfortably: Did the Nazi party actually lose — or did it simply dissolve into the background, rebrand itself, and re-emerge decades later dressed as governance and called itself the European Union?

Because what else do you call a political structure that concentrates power in the hands of unelected officials, overrides national sovereignty, polices speech through “acceptable narratives,” marginalises dissent, and pushes nations toward war without public consent? If the methods are the same but the branding is softer, the problem hasn’t disappeared — it’s matured.

The European Union is not democratic in any meaningful sense. It cannot be voted out. Its architects cannot be held to account. Yet it drives policy, punishment, and now — dangerously — escalation. That isn’t cooperation. That’s command-and-control politics with a cleaner logo.

And the media plays its role perfectly. Not investigators, not challengers — enforcers. They launder fear, sanitise aggression, and sneer at scepticism while safely insulated from consequence. They will not fight. They will not bleed. But they will cheer from the sidelines as others are told it’s their duty.

This is not about defending freedom. This is not about peace. This is about power terrified of losing relevance.

We were promised never again. Instead, we got the same instincts, the same arrogance, the same hunger for control — just without the armbands.

And here’s the part that should chill people to the bone: this only works if we comply. It only works if we accept that elections are “optional,” that questioning war is “dangerous,” that obedience is “responsible,” and that silence is “sensible.” That’s how it always happens — not with jackboots and banners, but with paperwork, slogans, and moral bullying.

By the time people realise what’s been done in their name, the choices are gone, the exits are locked, and the war they never voted for is suddenly “unavoidable.” This isn’t paranoia. It’s pattern recognition.

And the most brutal truth of all? History doesn’t repeat itself because people forget — it repeats itself because people convince themselves this time it is different.

© Russ Yorkshire, 2025

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Yet they studiously ignore the enemy that’s already residing amongst us with cloth hidden faces and demands that only suit them whilst being diametrically opposite to our way of life. Divide and lose is what this government are all about.

Steve Wigg

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