152 thoughts on “Extinction Rebellion, Greta Thunberg, Cressida Dick and The Madness of Protesting Crowds”

1. It’s very obviously part of a global co-ordinated subversive movement: just as the first stage of community organising was community DISorganising, so the ordo ab/ex chao crowd are fomenting disorder and chaos – down even to the Tories’ “creative chaos” in the public space. A good flavour of what might be in store can be read in Cécile Tormay’s “An Outlaw’s Diary” mainly vol.2, see
   https://archive.org/details/outlawsdiary02tormuoft
   and for the plates
   http://www.jrbooksonline.com/some_pics_from_cecile_tormay.htm

   UK Column, @15:50

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fubv3x6fP04

   – both regarding ER and also the Green Party’s inaction regarding 5G.

   Keep a watch out for revolutionary red Phrygian caps – implicitly mimicked by the “Pussy Hats” contra Drumpf and disavowed early 2018:

   https://eu.freep.com/story/news/2018/01/10/pink-pussyhats-feminists-hats-womens-march/1013630001/

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phrygian_cap

   – a phenomenon of unstated symbology also imo like the so-called LGBT+ gay colors-of-the-rainbow flag being actually the flag of the Noahide laws and that of other “world authority” dreamers: see June Grem’s 1971 “The Money Manipulators”:

   “The International Cooperative Training Center is located at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. . . .The ultimate aim and teachings of co-operation is to establish a world federation. Prior to the 1930s they used the hammer and sickle as their symbol but they then adopted the multi-colored rainbow flag which cooperators fly on July 1, International Cooperation Day. . . .”

   More signs of panic – but not being applied to ER – any news updates on Prevent having investigated them?!:
   https://www.gov.uk/government/news/independent-advisor-calls-for-overhaul-of-extremism-strategy

   Maybe a word to Lord Carlile (yes)
   https://www.gov.uk/government/news/the-independent-reviewer-of-prevent-lord-carlile-has-issued-a-call-for-evidence

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2. David Icke is a very, very naughty Goy and needs to learn to stop noticing patterns such as Zionist fanatics like Gideon Falter and the so-called ‘Campaign against Anti-Semitism’ having a double standard when it comes to ‘racism’ from British gentiles and Israeli Jews! Someone from the CAF needs to give him the memo: it isn’t racism when WE do it in our homeland of Israel!

   Cressanda Dick should be sacked for presiding over such a disastrous state of constant stabbings and other forms of criminality in London (there were another few stabbings only yesterday including a fatal one in Stratford which isn’t too far away from me in Brentwood) but then she isn’t the only person to blame as the CON party government is as well for brutally cutting the numbers of police officers in the capital and elsewhere. Priti Patel shouldn’t waste our taxes on reversing those cuts unless she can promise that new officers will concentrate on REAL police work otherwise it will be a waste of time and money.🙄🙄🤬🤬🤬🤬😞😞😞

   This wretched CON Party ‘government’ doesn’t deserve to have an overall majority!😡🤬😡

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   1. The best election result would be a weak minority government, pref. Labour.

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      1. The Tories must not win a majority by more than five seats maximum as any more than that can’t be easily whittled away by by-election defeats eg one reason is that by-elections are quite rare nowdays especially in Tory seats.

         Yes, another hung parliament would be the ideal and preferably one that is truely very hung indeed ie an almost equal balance between Tory and Labour.

         A Jeremy Corbyn government with no majority and basically one in office but not really in power ie with no ability to dismantle the very pathetic and wholly inadequate immigration ‘controls’ of the present shambolic CON Party ‘government’.

         NEITHER Tory or Labour deserve to win a majority or rather ‘win’ one by our crooked and archaic electoral system gifting them one as it often does.

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      2. Yes, it would be morally wrong for the Tories to believe that by becoming ever more PC and globalist that they deserve and be able to achieve a bigger endorsement by the electorate in terms of votes and constituencies held or gained. The electorate should say to the CON Party that the more you move towards globalism and the cult of PC the more seats and votes you will lose.

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      3. We keep hearing that voters will only support the (undefined) “centre”. If so, why are the supposed “centrists” ever less popular? “Change UK” fell like a stone and the LibDems are only succeeding by default (and are now quasi-Conservatives anyway).

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3. To combat crime effectively we need far less migration from countries with inherently violent cultures like Somalia, substantially larger police forces so that there is a better ratio of police officers to the population and potential criminals think twice about committing crimes in the first place and more effective punishments. Releasing the police from the constraints of political correctness and reducing their PC red tape and paperwork would help to make them more effective and gain the support of ordinary people more often. Their politicisation under the Tories and Labour is an outrage and a disgrace and must be ended immediately.

   Are the Tories not just going to reverse their brutal cuts to the nation’s police forces but go on to markedly increase their sizes because that and the other measures are are only hope of getting a grip on rising levels of criminality? Unfortunately, the answer to that question is no as tax cuts for the already very wealthy are more of a priority for them than recruiting large numbers of policemen and women and there will be no rooting out of the culture of PC because that party thinks it can win seats like Tottenham in the future!🙄🙄🙄

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4. In order to combat crime effectively we need far less migration from countries with inherently violent cultures like Somalia, substantially larger police forces so that there is a better ratio of police officers to the population and potential criminals think twice about committing crimes in the first place and more effective punishments. Releasing the police from the constraints of political correctness and reducing their PC red tape and paperwork would help to make them more effective and gain the support of ordinary people more often. Their politicisation under the Tories and Labour is an outrage and a disgrace and must be ended immediately.

   Are the Tories not just going to reverse their brutal cuts to the nation’s police forces but go on to markedly increase their sizes because that and the other measures are are only hope of getting a grip on rising levels of criminality? Unfortunately, the answer to that question is no as tax cuts for the already very wealthy are more of a priority for them than recruiting large numbers of policemen and women and there will be no rooting out of the culture of PC because that party thinks it can win seats like Tooting and Tottenham in the future!🙄🙄🙄

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5. https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2019/10/09/exposure-to-air-pollution-is-linked-to-an-increase-in-violent-crime

   https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0095069619301901

   Might be true, but then again it might just be standard bankster media distraction from the reality of race and culture. After all, people weren’t stabbing each other left, right and center in the London pea-soupers of the 50s or earlier.

   In addition, there is, according to Harris L. Coulter’s “Vaccination, Social Violence and Criminality” (1990) evidence to support the postulate that childhood vaccination programs are a major factor in immunological and neurological disorders in children and deeply implicated in autism, hyperactivity, allergies, autoimmune diseases and learning difficulties, linking neurological damage and high levels of criminality. Does anyone middle aged or older recall allergies afflicting personal contacts except for the occasional case of summertime hay fever or the isolated case of asthma?

   Stratford, East London: a dangerous, hostile and alien enclave to be absolutely spurned by all persons wishing to avoid ending up, as the police so mendaciously put it, being “in the wrong place at the wrong time”.

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   1. These areas of East London are degenerating fast. In or about 1982, I knew an Arab girl who lived near Stratford. I get the impression that the area is worse now, though I have not been anywhere near there for a long time (I did appear at Ilford County Court, now closed down, a few times in 2007; also ghastly and 7 miles away from Stratford).

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   2. London had a horrendous air pollution problem in the 1950’s but there were few stabbings, muggings and other forms of violent crimes. Maybe that was connected to the fact it was still a Northern European city with mostly British people living in it, the Tory government of the day wasn’t filled to the brim with PC morons who were more interested in maintaining law and order than using the police as their PC thugs in uniform, there were sufficient police officers doing NORMAL, REAL police work NOT PC rubbish and if you did stab anyone to death you had a high risk of getting caught, sent to court and sentenced to a visit from the hangman?

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      1. Yes. I have heard from a lady who lived in London in the late-1950s (the first Clean Air Act was passed in 1956 but the effects were gradual): https://friendsoftheearth.uk/clean-air/london-smog-and-1956-clean-air-act

         That lady told me how she left her government office and was walking to her house off Edgware Road, but literally could not see her (white-gloved!) hand in front of her face. She (again, literally) walked into a policeman who asked her whether she needed help. She gave the address she wanted. He said “we’re outside it now!”, and so it proved. Inside her house, she looked in the glass. Her face was black! Ha ha! That itself would be a “crime” (of sorts) now!

         On your point, I suppose one could say that London did have terrible crimes then too, but not so many. Today, not one day goes past without murders happening in the streets. Mostly the “blacks and browns” doing it. In fact, if the non-whites disappeared from London overnight, crime generally would fall to about a tenth of what it now is.

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6. The only times I ‘visit’ Stratford normally are when I am on the train from Brentwood and sometimes change onto the central line tube instead of at Liverpool Street but, as I said, I don’t do this often because for one thing I consider it safer to do this at Liverpool Street even if the total journey time will be a bit longer.

   God, what a %%%%ing alien %%%%hole Stratford is! No wonder the parliamentary constituency it is in is so safe for the Labour Party and the rate of violent crime and stabbings so high!

   Speaking honesty, both Labour and CON Party politicians should be hung for what they have done to this country through mass immigration and its effects.

   The last time I properly visited Stratford was shortly after the Olympic Games in 2012 when I went to the Olympic Park and walked around there and the new shopping centre. Needless to say, I didn’t feel all that safe.

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   1. I’m sure. The last time I myself was in Stratford itself was before the Olympic Park was created. Must have been sometime in 2000 or maybe 2001, I think. I drove there to support a former colleague and another at an employment tribunal (it was a “rather unusual” case). I was not a witness or anything. Moral support only. I recall that the parking attendants liked the Arab bellydance music (probably Hossam Ramzy) that I was playing in the car. Foreign territory, more or less.

      ps. something like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NdbODkGq6c
      or this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXPAC9l3w5o

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7. Yes, if London’s blacks and browns just stabbed each other to death not only would we regain our capital city (apart from all the masses of EU-origin Poles etc of course) but the crime rate would fall through the floor and we wouldn’t have to pay higher taxes to fund a significantly larger Met Police! Police Officers, unfortunately, don’t come cheap nowdays. One of the few decent things Maggie Thatcher did once she won in 1979 was to increase their pay and recruit more of them even though just like Cameron’s government did she had to face economic difficulties as soon as she entered office. Whereas she did the right thing and protected the police from cuts he being the left-Liberal globalist increased foreign aid instead!🙄🤬😡

   If they did kill each other though we would miss having quite a few aspiring scientists and footballers!🙄🙄🙄

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   1. Scientists? I take it that that was meant ironically…

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      1. Yes, I was being sarcastic!😂😂😂😀😀😀🙄🙄🙄 From reading the newspapers’ accounts of all these stabbing deaths in London and sometimes other places like Birmingham it seems as if all the young black ones were aspiring footballers and when Asians are killed they were aspiring cricketers!🙄🙄🙄

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      2. People used to laugh at my prediction of eventual social chaos and near civil war (partly on a racial/cultural basis), but it is now more apparent, slowly creeping up on us in many ways, like lava often is…slow but eventually unstoppable and catastrophic.

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8. Yes, sadly that is likely to be this country’s eventual fate.🤬😡😞☹️ Yet, one of the most intelligent and most capable Tories of all time, Mr John Enoch Powell, predicted it all way back in 1968 and should have been elected to the leadership of his party but Britain’s ‘stupid party’ elected liberal globalist Edward Heath instead and the rest, as they say, is history.🤬😡☹️😞☹️😞

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   1. As you know, in those days there was no ballot of Con Party members, only MPs:
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Heath#Leader_of_the_Opposition_(1965%E2%80%9370)

      In fact, before Heath, Con leaders were elected informally only by existing Cabinet members
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alec_Douglas-Home#Successor_to_Macmillan and before that, the leaders were just selected by stitch-up of the few in the “leading circles”.

      So the ballot of 140,000 Con Party members this year was the most “democratic” Con leadership election ever but, sadly, resulted in the election of Boris-Idiot…90,000 Con Party members inflicted Boris on the other 65M+ inhabitants of the UK.

      I think that anyone elected or appointed leader of a party in power should be compelled by law to call an immediate general election.

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      1. It does make me laugh when people say Boris-Idiot is our legitimate and elected PM. Yes, technically-speaking that is true as we don’t have directly-elected PMs and never have had but the ‘electorate’ that voted for Boris is a tiny one of paid-up CON Party members many of whom are mentally not there anymore ie 90 years with senile dementia hence their sick joke of a ‘choice’ No wonder poor, old Jeremy Hunt never stood a chance!🙄🤬😡

         Outside of his own party he only has any real mandate from the electors of Uxbridge and South Ruislip who will, hopefully, withdraw their consent for being their seat’s MP soon. Mind you, there is talk of Coco The Clown being on the ‘chicken run’ to a nice, safe Tory seat like Beaconsfield.

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      2. I doubt that there is time for Boris-Idiot to get a safer seat before a general election, though it is possible, eg if an MP were bribed with a peerage to vacate said seat.

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9. “Extinction Rebellion isn’t about the Climate” by Stuart Basden

   View at Medium.com

   Going by the highest-rated comments, at least the UK (reading) general public has not yet quite lost all its marbles.

   PS: anyone know what that double axehead symbol represents? Reminiscent of HSBC’s. Presumably sinister.

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   1. Saw this
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labrys

      Re. Extinction Rebellion, it is supported by the “concerned” but unthinking, basically. It is just a sideshow, but one supported by not a few political and PR drones on Twitter etc…

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      1. Regarding Extinction Rebellion’s symbol, I came across another explanation from the fairly plausible Jay Dyer:

         @1h 19m 48s the Extinction Rebellion symbol (hour-glass) appears also in Crowleyian Thelemic philosophy … it is the Mark of the Beast….

         Cosmic, maaaan. Or maybe, not. There is definitely a spiritual component to all of this and those acting in the higher cause of ‘save the planet’ do so for themselves only, and by the extinction of all other humans.

         In that video there is also this clip, which confirms another of one’s cherished “prejudices”:

         @1h 30m
         Dr. Timothy Leary: “I give the CIA a total credit for sponsoring and initiating the entire consciousness movement counterculture events of the 1960s… [narrator: Dr Timothy Leary, the 1960s Johnny Appleseed of LSD]. The CIA funded and supported and er, encouraged hundreds of young psychiatrists to experiment with this drug. The fallout from that was the young psychologists [sic] began taking it themselves, discovering that it was an intelligence-enhancing, consciousness-raising experience……”

         PS: new District Attorney for San Francisco is Chesa Boudin, whose biological parents Cathy Boudin and David Gilbert were both ex-anarcho-terrorists, Weather Underground. His adoptive parents Bernadine Dohrn and Bill Ayers also *of that ilk*. “The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit”, as Dr E. Michael Jones might have put it.

         https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/nov/10/chesa-boudin-weather-underground-san-francisco-da

         Maybe time to start taking a tally of certain political personalities to note those whose origins have been obscured by adoption, fostering etc. Churchill’s grandmother Pauline von Schneidau adopted by Chicago Mayor Ogden; Tony Blair’s father the biological son of ‘English actors’:

         https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Tony_Blair&direction=prev&oldid=340683555

         “Blair was born in Edinburgh, Scotland[9] on 6 May 1953,[10] the second son of Leo and Hazel Blair (née Corscadden). Leo Blair, the illegitimate[11] son of two English actors, had been adopted as a baby by Glasgow shipyard worker James Blair and his wife, Mary. Hazel Corscadden was the daughter of George Corscadden, a butcher and Orangeman who moved to Glasgow in 1916 but returned to (and later died in) Ballyshannon in 1923, where his wife, Sarah Margaret (née Lipsett), gave birth to Blair’s mother, Hazel, above her family’s grocery shop.[12][13] The Lipsett family in Donegal supposedly originated with a German Jewish immigrant to Ireland prior to the 18th century.[14] George Corscadden was from a family of Protestant farmers in County Donegal, Ireland,[15] who descended from Scottish settlers who took their family name from Garscadden, now part of Glasgow. “

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      2. I am sure in my own mind that Blair is part-Jew. Must be.

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   2. ps. Further to earlier reply, I just read that piece by “Stuart Basden” (real name? I take it as so) of Extinction Rebellion. Hard to know where to start. I wondered at first whether that article was a clever parody or satire. Seems not. If he thinks that non-Europeans are equal to or better than Europeans in most respects, he is very misinformed and (I can only assume) has not travelled much.

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      1. How anyone can seriously believe Europeans are the equals or, even worse, not as good as non-Europeans beggars belief! Look at the crime rate in London! Yes, even with hanging being a mandatory punishment for murder in the early 1950’s and before London had some murders being committed and it wasn’t a crime free nirvana but it didn’t have the sheer numbers of brutal and motiveless killings it has now! There has been over 100 murders using a knife so far this year and we have still a few more weeks to get through before we arrive in 2020.

         I’m not saying there are not plenty of British thugs walking the streets of London who would stab you to death for pretty much any reason but would we really be having this explosion of muderous stabbings without London being a city now dominated by non-whites?

         Also, of course, there are some intelligent non-whites (in London, they would be mostly Chinese people, for example) but their AVERAGE IQ is lower than ours as is proven by national AVERAGE IQ scores by international organisations. Japan, is a non-white nation but they have an AVERAGE IQ higher than ours.

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      2. Yes, it soon becomes clear, even within Europe, eg in Bulgaria, Romania etc that the *average* citizen encountered is not on the same level as the *average* or even low-level Brit. As for places in Africa, North Africa (which I regard as separate, despite the geography) and other parts of the world (eg the Gulf, Kazakhstan too), the level is yet lower, though I am talking mainly about the non-Russians in KZ and there is a wide spectrum.

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10. Perhaps, Boris-Idiot shouldn’t be eying-up Dominic Grieves’s seat of Beaconsfield even though it is very near his present seat and should, instead, seek to get John Howell out of that very safe seat of Henley-Upon-Thames he used to represent? After all, Henley has had a Tory MP since 1910 and is so safe for the CON Party they would elect a monkey from London Zoo with a blue rosette on so it would be an ideal seat for Coco to represent again!

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    1. Come to think of it, your average chimp from London Zoo would have more of an IQ than Boris-Idiot has and one wearing a blue rosette would be difficult to tell apart from the gormless prick we have for a PM!🤬😡😞😞🤬😡

       Can someone, somewhere please help us get rid of the pestilence that is Boris-Idiot as he just intensely annoys me and he has had far too many days in office already.

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11. Just read this: https://www.itv.com/news/london/2019-10-14/four-people-stabbed-within-a-mile-of-each-other-in-north-london/ and FEEL the ‘enrichment’ Labour and increasingly Tory brain dead politicians whittle on and on about.🤬😡🙄🙄🙄

    Of course, that is easy for them to say as they, mostly, don’t live in these Third World crapholes they’ve helped to create.🙄🙄🙄

    If only we could force PC globalist anti-British morons like Boris-Idiot to live in Tottenham/Stratford etc and take their chances of avoiding being randomly stabbed for nothing as then they may just get a few functioning brain cells and stop bringing more of these inherently violent people into our formerly lovely country.🤬😡🤬☹️😞

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    1. As you say.
       Whatever flaws England and the UK generally had before mass immigration, what it also had was possibility. The spirit that animated the Britain of the austere post-war era. The South Bank Arts Centre, the Festival of Britain (however silly parts of it were), new ideas in orchestral music and the arts generally (usually not going too far into decadence). A Welfare State that helped BRITISH people in need of help. BBC that tried to educate and inform, not just entertain (and brainwash). Reasonable expansion of higher education.

       Now look: “art” as somewhere between a scam, a get rich quick business and a subsidized (“Arts” Council, BBC, Lottery “good causes” fund) boondoggle. Think Tracy Emin and that Hirst creature, both promoted by Jews such as Saatchi. A Welfare State being cut back mainly because millions of unwanted blacks and browns (and other migrant-invaders) have broken the camel’s back with their uselessness and numbers. “Higher education” now just a rubber stamp, with degrees given out like canapes at a cocktail party to all who stretch out a hand for them (and “doctorates” too, resulting in people who have a “Ph.D.” in petty nonsense from a nowheresville “university” actually going round referring to themselves as “Dr. This” and “Doctor That”! That was infra dig until a few years ago).

       I could go on, but it would not be anything new to you, I’m sure. The UK needs a “cultural revolution”.

       My point is that there can be no positive evolution without white people. Not in our times.

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12. Failing that, we are just going to have to subject the likes of Boris-Idiot to capital punishment!😂 Who is up for a hanging!👌😂🤣😎

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13. Not only does the globalist and virulently anti-British CON Party utterly fail to control immigration they are at this very moment preparing to sell-out the loyalist section of the population in Northern Ireland just so they can say they have delivered Brexit. What total scum!🤬😡🤬

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    1. The DUP needs to turn on Boris Idiot and his government, turn on it and rend it.

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       1. I agree. It is utterly disgraceful this repellent and wretched shambles of a ‘government’ is seeking to undermine the economic and constitutional integrity of the United Kingdom by leaving Northern Ireland behind in a bastardised customs union just to get itself out of a political problem caused by their own abject incompetence.

          The CON Party is a true national disgrace. The Conservative Party is supposed to be ‘the party of the Union’ along with being ‘the party of law and order’ and the ‘party of immigration control’ – ALL LIES.🤬😡😞

          Boris Johnson and his inept cabinet of alien weirdos and never-do-wells are the TURDS THAT UNFORTUNATELY WON’T FLUSH!🤬😡😞

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       2. Surely this latest Boris-Idiot scam cannot fly?
          The mixed message that is coming out is the mass media panicking about Corbyn becoming PM by default in some way, against which is the plain and obvious reality. The Daily Telegraph especially is desperate to portray Boris-Idiot as a real Prime Minister. As the Jews say, “a big ask”.

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       3. Ulstermen and women are usually made of some strong stuff so if they did it wouldn’t be surprising. Hell hath no fury like an Ulsterman or woman spurned!

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14. Robert Peston doesn’t think so. Apparently, the Daily Telegraph used to be a serious newspaper once along with The Times!🙄🙄🙄Of course that was before that throughly obnoxious example of Zionist Aussie fruit Rupert Murdoch got his tentacles over it.

    It surely takes a special person to make Jeremy Corbyn look Prime Ministerial material, doesn’t it, but Boris is looking like he will manage it. I can even just about imagine Jo Swinson as PM when compared to Eton College’s latest village idiot

    This song will be blaring out in the shops soon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXQViqx6GMY

    When I go into a retail outlet and hear it soon I will be reworking it in my head to the words ‘All I Want for Christmas is a competent new Prime Minister’!🙄😀😀👌😀

    Boris-Idiot is surely not going to outlast the record held by Tory PM George Canning (yet another ‘Old Etonian’) for the shortest tenure as PM, is he?

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    1. I do think that Corbyn’s star has faded, which means that Labour is where the other two System parties (in England) are, i.e. relying on the votes of those who hate the other party (parties) more, rather than positive voting *for* Labour/Corbyn.

       At present, Con Party, arguably incredibly, has a good lead in the opinion polls, though it may be that any election will be closer in the end. Still, when you look at Labour’s shadow government, you see not only Corbyn but (more telling) Diane Abbott, Angela Rayner, Kate Osamor (who may return to grace…) etc. People look at the rabble and quail.

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       1. Yes, Diane Abbot is a horrific prospect as Home Secretary but is that sneering fake Ugandan Indian refugee Priti Patel any better? BOTH main parties evidently hate native Brits passionately when they think that it is acceptable to have ethnics in one of the most important government jobs of all and the one concerned with our borders. From Labour this is natural for them but it is worse from the CONS and shows in the most potent way possible it’s degeneracy and its descent into the basest forms of left-Liberal globalism.

          In these circumstances, I am surprised the Liberal Democrat Party isn’t doing a bit better in the polls as it normally does when large numbers of people can’t stand Labour or the CONS. At the moment there is nobody worth voting for in a positive way. The Brexit Party is worthless and looks like it will never get away from a single policy agenda you could write on the back of a beer-stained mat in your local Weatherspoons.🙄🙄🙄

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       2. You are of course quite right. In fact, Diane Abbott is probably better than Priti Patel! At least DA is not an Israeli agent, for one thing; also, DA might be thick as two short planks, but so is Priti Patel. Patel is also a cold hateful creature. A moneygrubber (I wonder if the Israelis were directly paying her).

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    2. ps. From the Guardian:
       *”Corbyn spotted his opportunity to live down to the occasion. This was the most open of open goals. All he had to do was declare the debate a farce, deliver his own election manifesto, point out that Johnson had now embarrassed the Queen twice within a couple of months, and ask when he was planning on going for the hat-trick.

       Instead he rambled on, mistaking the Queen’s speech as serious policy and getting hopelessly bogged down as he tried and failed to grapple with the lack of detail. No wonder some Labour MPs are now seriously thinking of waving through Johnson’s Brexit deal, however crap it turns out to be, and voting Conservative in the next election. Just to get rid of their leader.

       Johnson was no more impressive. Pifflepafflewifflewaffle. Rather, he was at his most loathsome. Arrogant and dismissive. Not even funny. Land of hopeless glory. Devoid of detail and morality as he indulged in petty point-scoring. A desperate blob interested more in his own survival than that of the country. As are nearly all Tory MPs. Principles that were once held sacred on both the leave and remain wings of the party are now up for grabs. Sold to the lowest bidder in return for a Brexit deal appreciably worse than Theresa May’s that would make their constituents appreciably less well off.

       This was an embarrassment. A parliament of all the talentless. What a time it is not to be alive.”*
       END.

       That is from https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/oct/14/queen-reduced-to-furious-frontwoman-for-grubby-election-stunt

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15. Excellent summation of this sad political situation. Yes, Boris the desperate blob pretending to be a serious PM but, in reality, yet another sick joke from Eton College and now not even that funny with his ex centric ‘pifflepafflewifflewaffle’ public schoolboy persona!

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    1. Boris-Idiot has one way only to survive politically and that is to hold a general election and win a solid majority. Thanks to Labour’s meltdown, sadly not impossible. I still think that any election, even soon, might be closer than the talking heads are thinking. Not because voters like Labour, but because Boris Idiot is using up his credibility (such as it is) rapidly.

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16. If only more people had a brain and stopped looking towards that pub bore Nigel Farage. IF the Brexit Party isn’t a direct set-up of the British state and its security services I will be surprised. Farage has managed to destroy the BNP and now even his own old party who would now probably be doing very well in the polls since it looks likely we will get either no Brexit at all or a watered-down Tory botch job so how convenient it must be for the security services the main three globalist parties have no real need to fear Farage’s new cult ‘party’.

    The Brexit ‘party’ Limited Company looks like it will get about 11%-13% maximum when the election comes and have no seats to show for it!🙄🙄🙄🙄

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    1. I think that this flies higher (or lower) than MI5 etc, but Farage is an even odder fish than he seemed at first. I would love to see his MI5 PF (personal file).

       As to Brexit Party, it will no doubt impact the Con vote; to what extent depends on its overall vote level. As you say, at present that looks to be below the magic 15% (above which the Cons would really start to lose seats to LibDems and Labour) and far below 25% (at which level Brexit Party would start to win seats).

       If, as seems likely, Boris does not get the UK out of the EU even on a rubbish “deal” by the end of this month, his shopworn credibility slips (further) and that will damage Con Party prospects. That would boost Brexit Party, but perhaps not enough. The elephant in the room is Labour’s ineffectiveness. While Labour is wounded, the Cons get an easy ride.

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       1. Yes, the gap between the CON Party and Labour is the all-important figure to look at but the margin between the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats is also worth noting.

          We have a fragmented electorate with an electoral system designed for just two parties with the result being we will get one of the most perverse election results of all time and akin to a random throw of the dice!🙄🙄🙄🙄🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡

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       2. I hope that the voters wake up to the lying shambles now posing as a government. Here’s “Westminster hardman” Raab accepting poison into the UK: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/10/15/britain-consider-bringing-back-children-islamic-state-fighters/

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17. Even at 15% the Brexit ‘party’ will likely not get any seats at all which just goes to show how fundamentally undemocratic the severely rigged First Past The Post ( a nonsensical name for it since there is NO defined ‘winning post’ either at the local constituency level or the far more important national one) electoral system is. In Germany with its excellent Mixed-Member PR system you would get about 100 seats with that level of support!

    I doubt whether they would even pick-up Thurrock which is the seat the electoral calculus site reckons they have the best chance of winning in the worst electoral scenarios for them. Even the Liberal Democrats would do better at 15% since they have a local government base and are thus able to concentrate that support level more effectively.

    Apparently, the Labour Party needs the gap between them and the CON Party to close to around 6% or less in order for the Tories to not ‘win’ an overall majority. If the Tories ‘win’ on a vote share of less than the already appallingly low 35% of BLIAR in 2005 then that will be an utter disgrace and show even more pointedly why we must get rid of the undemocratic farce that is FPTP.

    HOW can any genuine democracy have a party governing entirely on its own on such a low vote share and having about 66% of voters actively voting against them?🙄🙄🙄🙄🤬🤬🤬🤬

    https://www.electoral-reform.org.uk

    https://www.makevotesmatter.org.uk

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    1. The whole “democratic” system in the UK is a fix: carefully-drawn boundaries (to create a fake “balance” in some seats), FPTP voting, a selection process that excludes anyone even slightly social-national. The result? A Parliament of idiots, for the most part.

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       1. Indeed. And a country descending into ever more stupidity eg a court case yesterday in NI where a woman brought one because she didn’t like the fact she had automatic British citizenship as that conflicted with her desire to be Irish only.🙄 Lurkingly, the judge threw it out. How any state in the world is expected to operate normally where people can choose their own citizenship without regard at all to the territory they are actually residing in the left-wing loonies haven’t explained!🙄🙄🙄

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       2. The UK (though not alone—look at Sweden, the USA etc) is descending into socio-political madness. See this!
          https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/10/14/police-response-transphobic-stickers-branded-extraordinary/

          That says it all about the British police now.

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       3. another fruit of our wonderful “diverse” new society… https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/britains-first-acid-killer-doused-20585627

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18. Even at 15% the Brexit ‘party’ will likely not get any seats at all which just goes to show how fundamentally undemocratic the rigged First Past The Post ( a nonsensical name for it since there is NO defined ‘winning post’ either at the local constituency level or the far more important national one) electoral system is. In Germany with its excellent Mixed-Member PR system you would get about 100 seats with that level of support!

    I doubt whether they would even pick-up Thurrock which is the seat the electoral calculus site reckons they have the best chance of winning in the worst electoral scenarios for them. Even the Liberal Democrats would do better at 15% since they have a local government base and are thus able to concentrate that support level more effectively.

    Apparently, the Labour Party needs the gap between them and the CON Party to close to around 6% or less in order for the Tories to not ‘win’ an overall majority. If the Tories ‘win’ on a vote share of less than the already appallingly low 35% of BLIAR in 2005 then that will be an utter disgrace and show even more pointedly why we must get rid of the undemocratic farce that is FPTP.

    HOW can any genuine democracy have a party governing entirely on its own on such a low vote share and having about 66% of voters actively voting against them?🙄🙄🙄🙄🤬🤬🤬🤬

    https://www.electoral-reform.org.uk

    https://www.makevotesmatter.org.uk

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19. If that Daily Telegraph report about so-called ‘transphobic’ (they were only stating fundamental biological FACTS!) stickers and the police’s response to them doesn’t illustrate how our country is basically @#@#ed under the misrule of the loony-left PC globalist CON Party then I don’t know what does!

    WHAT ON EARTH would be the point in the Cons recruiting more police officers if all they do is waste time and their resources upon such utter nonsense?

    Mrs Thatcher started this dangerous and stupid politicisation of the police during the Miner’s Strike and her government’s passing of the Public Order Act 1986 (I believe the Jew Zionist Board of Deputies of British Jews were involved in that piece of PC crap). It has become steadily worse since then and ALL of this pernicious rubbish needs to be scrapped!

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    1. I can only agree…

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20. Come on Priti ‘“I want to make criminals feel terror” Patel, where are you? Under you, criminals are LAUGHING at the PC ‘police’ and are certainly NOT fearful in anyway!🙄🤬😡

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    1. Meanwhile, those “special” “people” are still doing their thing…when I was a child, children were often told in jest something like “be good or you’ll be sent to the Tower [of London]” etc. Say the equivalent to the children of the Jews and the sky falls in: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7576999/Teacher-sacked-joking-Jewish-pupils-ship-gas-chambers.html

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       1. They are certainly ‘god’s chosen people’, aren’t they?After all, who but that ethnic group is allowed to just snap their fingers and get government ministers running to them, get the media to run a hate campaign against the leader of the Opposition so virulent his party may have very little alternative but to sack him, get the police in some parts of London to allow them to run their own ethnic police force etc and yet still have the sheer chutzpah to endlessly whine that British gentile are all ‘anti-semites’.🙄🙄🙄

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       2. You may or may not have seen these lines by Hilaire Belloc:
          “How odd
          of God
          To choose
          The Jews”

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21. Whilst we are in the subject of crime and it’s punishment, apparently Brainless Boris The Buffoon has completely sold-out the unionist/loyalist section of NI’s population just to save his pathetic, sorry arsehole. How typical of this inveterate LIAR!🙄🙄🙄

    Scum! Many grassroots Tory Party members said to be advocates of capital punishment according to a newspaper survey earlier this year so I think we should test out the equipment on some leading Tories! Just in the name of research to make sure it is working! Fairs fair!😂😆😀

    The final solution to the globalist anti-British Tory Boris Johnson, Priti Patel, Sajid Javid problem:

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22. So, it is either executions of that trio in the time-honoured, quintessentially British and hence the relatively humane and civilised means of a long-drop hanging or we use the German/French method of the guillotine as in the French Revolution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uOzWaP3fx8

    We could do it in public like the French did as recently as 1939! Also, charge the public to watch and thus apply some Thatcherite principles of the free market and make a tidy profit😂🤣🤡😁😃

    On the other hand, the guillotine does make me feel a bit queasy! All that blood!😂😜😂😜😝

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    1. Conventional history seems to relate the invention of the Guillotine as a means to a more humane method of execution of death sentences on criminals. However the fact that it was adopted in the French Revolution for political non-crimes on an industrial scale suggests whatever good intentions Dr Guillotine may have had (or not), it was used as an instrument of terror, a debasing means of execution (copied by the NSDAP it seems in desperate times: Scholl siblings / The White Rose) and one which if memory serves apparently failed to extinguish consciousness in some cases for upwards of a minute after decapitation.

       It may come as no surprise that the penalty* for non-observance of the Noahide Laws is said to be death – by decapitation.
       * (So far only in the febrile minds of the politically deranged anti-humans).

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23. I remember that when I was in secondary school we had a debate on capital punishment once and the teacher said that I was a bit of a “ghoul”. I can’t think why!😂🤣😂😃😎😝😀😎😂😂

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    1. Learn how to knit!

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24. Re:
    https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/britains-first-acid-killer-doused-20585627

    “…he threw a corrosive substance over a mother who was “in the wrong place at the wrong time” at a cinema….”

    There it is again! “in the wrong place at the wrong time”.
    I wonder which reality-distorting scribbler dreamt up that for use by the police, to suggest that somehow such events are unpredictable and thereby to exonerate “Government” from responsibility for arranging the very circumstances whose existence gave rise to just such an event.

    “Imiura, also known as Xeneral Webster” – another one depleting the treasury and whose permanent erasure is the only rational solution.

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    1. I agree. I oppose capital punishment (in principle) but elimination of certain types is not punishment but a public health measure.

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       1. I don’t think anyone rational would like to see capital punishment used extensively but then the alternative is having much stricter discipline in society ie in state schools especially, perhaps the return of some form of national service (it need not be of a militaristic nature), much longer prison sentences that will cost a lot since we will need to build many new prisons, a vast increase in the numbers of police officers ie probably at least a 33% to 50% increase AND getting them to do REAL police work, the return of judicial CORPORAL punishment in the form of Singapore’s rattan cane.

          Still, even if you took all these measures and more ie trying to make society more equal and provide more opportunities you would still be left with a few utter dregs like that acid thrower above who won’t respond.

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       2. True (your last sentence).

          I see the question (philosophically) as one of the tension between individuality and collectivity. I blogged about this 2-3 years ago, not long after I started this blog:
          https://ianrmillard.wordpress.com/2017/01/06/free-speech-individuality-v-collectivity/

          If people are all identical, they need no law, no order; it is all automatic. The more “diverse” the society, the more law is necessary, the more that order has to be imposed externally, unless the individuals are of such elevation that they can order themselves as a group entity.

          In practice, at the present time, we see that the UK has few characteristics of homogenous unity, or in the German term, Volksgemeinschaft. Folk-community. All the aspects of a society are, in *this* society, pulling apart “community”: race, religion, economics, politics, language, even age and sex (meaning male/female, which is fraught enough, but now there are a dozen other “possibilities”, like the Eskimos having 30 words for “snow”).

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    2. No, mate, his human rights would be infringed if he was executed! He deserves a second chance! Of course, he might well seriously injure or murder a prison officer or fellow prisoner if he were not executed since his previous form isn’t a good omen for civilised behaviour but we will just ignore that and hope for the best.

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25. Singapore is an interesting case to observe with respect to criminality and how to punish and prevent it. I do wonder if the reason they have low crime rates isn’t purely to do with draconian punishments ie extensive use of hanging, the rattan cane, a large and efficient police force but also because it is a very authoritarian society in general ie discipline in state schools, the requirement for its young men to do national service ie it seems as if Singaporeans don’t commit many crimes because they self-discipline themselves from an early age so obeying the law comes naturally to them.

    Yes, Ian, the more ‘diverse’ a society becomes the more the state has to use its power to keep it from falling apart and to keep it from becoming a breeding ground for criminals. I suspect that if the Singaporean government were not as hugely authoritarian as they are Singapore would have a high crime rate being as it is a pretty ‘diverse’ place.

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    1. It is not much known in the UK, but Singapore has very draconian policies re penology. Most prisoners are in labour camps in the jungle. I’m not sure what they labour at (railway construction? Bridges over the River Kwai?) but whatever it is must be pretty tough.

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26. Personally, I will say to Labour, the Liberal Democrat Party and the fakes of the CON Party your turning of previously impartial police forces into quasi-Marxist Stazi PC thugs in uniform is NOT an acceptable price for we Brits to pay for your increasingly desperate attempts to keep the lid on the inherent tensions of ‘diversity’.

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27. I have been reading about that murder in Stratford last week in George Gideon Oliver Osbourne’s (our esteemed former Tory Chancellor of the Exchequer!🙄🙄🙄) ‘newspaper of record’ The London Evening Standard.🙄🙄🙄

    We wouldn’t even be able to use Singaporean-style hanging with respect to the perpetrators of that wicked murder since neither Singapore nor we (since about 1908 I think) hung juveniles under the age of 18! Many of these stabbing murders are being done by kids and surely that is a sign of just how bad the situation is!😞😞😞

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    1. mostly blacks (the perpetrators)

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       1. Indeed. Only civilised white countries and East Asian countries like South Korea and Japan (though they do use the death penalty on a pretty mild basis compared to Singapore) can realistically assume that their populations will be law-abiding enough that the government won’t have to adopt draconian measures such as hangmen and the noose or judicial corporal punishment with rattan canes etc.

          It is quite simple: the more ‘diverse’ Britain becomes the more likely it is that a future government will have to give serious consideration to bringing hanging and corporal punishment in schools and as court sentences back.

          PC globalist liberals in this country then should be against mass Third World immigration if they don’t want the death penalty and flogging.

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28. I’m no shrinking violet when it comes to crime and how we should punish it but even I would balk at the idea of reintroducing capital punishment for under 18 year olds!

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29. Another well-recognised fruit of the evil of unvoted mass immigration is the foreseeable increase in crime and the hollow pretext it affords for more repressive conditions of life for ALL in society not just the criminally minded. Just take a glance at the left hand side smaller photo at the start of this article and ask yourself: is this baying tattooed gangsta-thug in a police uniform something that you can really trust?

    https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/armed-police-rush-to-parliament-after-man-pours-petrol-on-himself-a4250851.html

    I remain in principle opposed to generalised use of capital and corporal punishments for criminality because it is too dangerous in the hands of alien non-empathetic regimes such as that which controls the UK. However they both have their place in narrowly defined circumstances such as these cases of street murders and woundings/acid attacks and the like provided the evidence is incontrovertible. In that regard I would press for an examination of the reliability and use of polygraphs and Thiopental (Pentothal) or the modern equivalent truth serums, a move for which I predict however would be strenuously resisted by government on the (silent grounds) employing them would probably help secure many more convictions for child abuse and thereby risk destroying the blackmail hold over politicians and others.

    By chance I happened to catch the last sliver of a TV programme about Bradford murderer Stephen Griffiths who apparently preyed on prostitutes as easy and accessible targets. The programme went into morbid detail about his actions, his psycopathy and its possible origins and so on – note he was a White man so it positively wallowed in all that – but at no point did I hear any *comment* about the acknowledged fact the unfortunate women victims were soliciting on the streets in order to feed heroin / other hard drug compulsive habits. Near the end a South Asian police officer was filmed addressing a crowd presumably outside court or similar following conviction but again no mention of why these women were on the streets and how drug dealing was seemingly out of control. Knowing what has emerged in the way of information on how drugs and alcohol were used in the mass so-called grooming of under-age White girls by racial aliens this omission is all the more spectacular. So here is one more category where it would be proportionate to use the cat, as in judicial flogging; I note that one Special Branch ex-Detective Inspector Herbert T. Fitch so recommended in his memoirs back in the 1930s. After all, those who will not listen, must be made to feel…

    Now for a coincidence:
    “THE SNP has unanimously backed a call for control over drugs laws to be devolved to Scotland, to allow for the “decriminalisation of possession and consumption of controlled drugs”.”

    https://www.thenational.scot/news/17965809.snp-conference-votes-drugs-law-devolved/

    While the UK generally is a basket case, Scotland truly is run by a regime that has only the very worst instincts for preserving the well-being of its people. See also this, mainly from about 8m (sexually explicit language)

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    1. Thank you.
       As to some of your points:
       1. The SNP is the faux-nationalist party par excellence in the UK. Immigration fine, Scottish future population black, brown, Muslim…also fine. “Scottish” = “born in Scotland or just living there” as distinct from descended by blood. The SNP wants to decriminalize drug abuse, criminalize the “wrong” opinions etc. How cheaply the votes o the Scottish people are bought! Free prescriptions, free hospital parking etc (not that I oppose either of those), and in return give up your freedom of expression, turn your poorer people into mixed-race human material, as well as “hoes”, drug-abusers and degenerates; I noticed some time ago that Police Scotland is entirely under a Jew-Masonic thumb;
       2. This did not come out of nowhere.The SNP was founded around 1930 or so, but did not get 1 MP until 1970, and only had a tiny group until 2015. However, the fault is not, in origo, in the SNP itself, but the way in which the SNP has obviously been taken over in the past decade or so. The other System parties in Scotland seem useless anyway.
       3. As you say, the police have been turned, all over the UK, into something scarcely recognizable. At ground level, shouting mercenaries with H&K weapons, tattoos and stubble; at the senior level, public-relations-advised Common Purpose members, often women, full of anti-“racism” and anti-“sexism” “initiatives”.
       4. Meanwhile, real crime goes almost unaddressed. I was watching a documentary about the con-man (now in prison) Ross Acklom. One lady conned by him went to Gloucestershire Police, who advised her to fill in a form online. Even when she told them that she had lost everything she owned, they were useless (she turned to an investigative journalist). They did not even send a detective to talk to her!

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    2. Yes, I would propose reintroducing the death sentence only for the most serious crimes such as treason and the worst murders such as those that involve premeditation and for those criminals who kill more than once. Also, of course, before anyone gets sentenced to a hanging their guilt would have to be proved to be not merely ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ but beyond ‘all doubt’.

       An ideal case for a death sentence would be for those incredibly evil and vicious scum who murdered Lee Rigby by the most callous means in broad daylight with tv cameras present.🤬😡🤬😞

       Lesser degrees of murder eg where a wife or husband kills their spouse in a fit of jealous rage could be punished by means of more substantial prison terms ie 40-50 years plus with an additional sentence of corporal punishment using a rattan cane on top as Singapore does.

       To be honest, I think one reason Singapore has a low crime rate in general and a low violent crime rate/murder rate in particular is because unlike many countries who still retain capital punishment like Japan they have judicial corporal punishment as well and they use it a lot so people there get used to the idea that there are huge consequences to committing any form of violent crime from an early age and this helps to prevent the worst violent scumbags from graduating onto committing a murder.

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       1. I think that we come to a similar answer via different routes. For me, something like the killing of Lee Rigby is an act of political war. The state would be justified in putting the perpetrators up against a wall and shooting them, either in the field or in the days following their capture (after interrogation). For me this is extra-judicial, so there is no need to agonize over whether it is right to have capital punishment (which I tend to oppose); it would be either an emergency public health measure or executive action to protect society.

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       2. I have discovered from reading the capital punishment page on Wikipedia that some of these countries that retain the penalty impose the death sentence on persons who have caused an innocent person to be executed through perjury. This is an appropriate penalty to me for these circumstances.

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30. It isn’t surprising the loons of the fake ‘nationalist’ SNP want to remove more drugs from the list you can be prosecuted for possessing because, let us face it, you would have to be a drug addict on mind altering drugs to believe the SNP wants REAL independence! How you can be an independent state in the European Union has never been explained! The ENTIRE PURPOSE of the EU is to be a political entity which takes away at least some self-governance from those who belong to it. If it didn’t do this, the EU would have no reason to exist in the first place.

    These numpties believe a woman can be only half-pregnant. Perhaps, SNP members and voters should join the CON Party as that party also believes in fairytales ie that Boris the Buffoon is an honest man who never tells porkies, can be trusted to take the UNITED Kingdom out of the EU in full and will ensure the constitutional and economic integrity of the UNITED Kingdom is preserved whilst doing so. Well, I think that LIE has surely been proven today.🤬😡🤬🙄🙄🙄.

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    1. The SNP is a joke, but “in the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king”…

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31. I think an expression from the Liberal Democrat Party can be reworked as of today ie instead of saying ‘Bollocks to Brexit’ we should say as a country ‘BOLLOCKS TO TORY LIAR BORIS’.

    Boris has done what those of us with brains expected (those 90 year old Tory members with senile dementia who lumbered us with this untrustworthy clown need not apply) ie put HIMSELF FIRST and not our country and particularly that part of it called Northern Ireland.

    Who would have guessed the man who has had an utterly demented desire to be PM since childhood and his days at Eton College was, all along, only really interested in being PM and NOT Brexit!🙄🙄🙄

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    1. Quite. Brexit (of any kind) was never more, to Boris Idiot, than a convenient fortress of support, or a convenient army of support. He had 2 aims: to become PM and to stay PM. I do not think that there is anything in the middle of the onion. Even the “libertarian” nonsense espoused by idiots like Sajid Javid and Priti Patel is just camouflage to Boris. A PM is expected to have at least some form of ideology, some vague ideas, so he has adopted a stance via the Patels, Javids, Raabs and other trash.

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       1. I can’t stand the Brexit Party especially as it contains foreign Danish MEPS that are supremely arrogant enough to tell native Brits how we should all think ie be good little globalists and vile IRA supporters like Claire Fox MEP but a part of me hopes they rise in the opinion polls so the Tory vote is split at a general election and this piece of foreign part-Turkish treasonous trash we have for a PM who thinks those decent, loyal people we have in NI are suitable to be so casually tossed aside so he saves face is not our PM any longer.

          Boris truely is a disgusting piece of Tory excrement and is the sort of person the high treason and associated penalty of capital punishment was invented for.

          People like Boris with their extremely weak commitment to NI’s position within the UK are active encouragers of the kind of ‘New IRA’ vermin Channel Four News interviewed yesterday. A British PM should treat NI as a properly integral part of the UK and not treat it’s position in the UK with any form of ambiguity.

          Boris should look through this twitter account and feel utterly ashamed of himself : https://Twitter.com/OnThisDayPIRA but unlike Jeremy Hunt (yes, he is yet another Tory globalist too but at least he has this quality) Boris has no personal integrity whatsoever.🤬😡

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       2. I have no great interest in Northern Ireland either way. The DUP (as I predicted after the 2017 election), are in a position where they (or at least their Commons votes) can be weighed in gold, like the Aga Khan. Now, though, they have to decide whether the gold is enough to buy (for them to sell) what they regard as their birthright…

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32. Or sense of SHAME!

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33. As the late Dr Ian Paisley would have said: NO SURRENDER to treasonous Tory trash like New York- born (how fitting as that city contains many IRA supporters🙄) Alexander Boris De Pfeffel Johnson.

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    1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mrjnygav8Do

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34. Shoving Northern Ireland aside despite the sacrifices the loyalist population have made in numerous wars and surviving IRA terror and pushing it into an economic United Ireland so that so-called ‘Irish Unity’ can be achieved at a later date ( a concept that became a reality ONLY under the the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 1801 to 1922) is a total disgrace but frankly no one should have expected any better from the self-serving POS and charlatan that poses as our PM.

    Where is the Ulster Defence Association when you need them?

    Parliament MUST vote down this despicable Brexit In Name Only sellout and calamitous breaking-apart of the UK.

    No wonder that evil, half-Spaniard Leo Varadkar looks so pleased with himself when he has Boris the Vile TRAITOR to help him gain NI.

    So much for the ever duplicitous Tories to whinge about Jeremy Corbyn being an IRA supporter when they have Boris as a barely-concealed IRA supporters themselves.🙄🙄🙄🤬🤬🤬

    JUST SAY NO to Boris the Surrender Monkey and his SURRENDER TREATY.

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    1. My cartoon Friday @TheTimes. Come on Arlene! Johnson tries to prevent his #BorisDeal going down the tubes….#DUP #arlenefoster #ExtinctionRebellion pic.twitter.com/JJwhPvzg3Q

       — Peter Brookes (@BrookesTimes) October 18, 2019

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       1. Ha, ha, great cartoon!😀https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASwge9wc-el

          Let us hope Boris has spouted one lie too many and meets his Waterloo at long last.

          Of course, most politicians tell lies but Boris has turned it into a veritable art form and if there were a Gold medal for lying and double crossing people this piece of the most loathsome anti-British Tory excrement it is possible to discover under a rock would win it extremely easily.

          Ulstermen and Ulsterwomen are made of stern stuff. I immensely admire their fortitude in not kowtowing to the evil vermin of the IRA during The Troubles which Boris’s utter idiocy and treason threatens to bring back. In that respect, they represent the very best of British which, sadly, too many people on the mainland have lost sight of.

          Double crossing and betraying the trust of people like Nigel Dodds, Ian Paisley Jnr and Arlene Foster isn’t wise and hopefully Boris will soon find that out.

          I have to say to the DUP that they were not wise to trust the Tories especially that foul creature Boris as Tories generally and Boris in particular are the sort of scum who would sell their own grandmothers for a couple of pounds. They are, after all, not known as Britain’s ‘nasty party’ for nothing.

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       2. Many politicians lie, some habitually, but I do not think that I have ever seen one who lies as often, in fact continually. Boris-Idiot has to be stopped. Forget Brexit, which I still favour. I’m talking about everything else that this conscienceless schemer may do within the UK.

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35. Boris Johnson really is a totally vile hypocrite. His deal doesn’t represent a real Brexit ie a return to full British sovereignty and independence with the United Kingdom having its economic and constitutional integrity respected but a slightly reworked version of May’s deal. It is Brexit In Name Only. (BRINO)

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    1. Yes, BRINO, and no better than Mrs. May’s BRINO. The mood music has slightly changed though, with (I think) a mood of tiredness with the whole seemingly endless Brexit saga. The “experts” and talking heads all say that the Commons vote will be close, perhaps a matter of as few as 2 or 3 votes.

       If Boris-Idiot wins, then Labour may be toast, as things are. Both major System parties are on the way out, but at present the Conservatives have the edge with the voters (because Labour is or is presented as— maybe both— a shambles).

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36. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASwge9wc-el

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37. Of course we have been here before with the so-called Conservative and Unionist Party and their real attitudes towards the loyalist people of Northern Ireland and NI’s position within the United Kingdom with Mrs Thatcher and her Anglo-Irish Agreement.

    I leave it for the late and great Ian Paisley Snr to say a few words about that earlier form of Tory treason:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zSWIAHD29M

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    1. Meanwhile, look at the cartoon pic used by the BBC to represent MPs: 4 seated figures, 2 of which are black!
       https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50096546
       Britain’s degenerate future, if not stopped.

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38. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9uHhLe6WEO

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40. ULSTER WILL FIGHT AND ULSTER WILL BE RIGHT!😀👌😎

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41. The evil half-Turk and god only knows what else SLIMY, TWO FACED, DOUBLE CROSSING, scummy and inveterate physchopathic LIAR Boris Johnson has suffered yet another commons defeat😂😂😂😂😂😂

    How many is it, now?😂😂😂😂 Even Teresa Maybe won a few!

    And the moral of this story is: NEVER double cross and LIE to a proud Ulsterman or Ulsterwoman!😂😂😂😂😎😎😎👌👌👌

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    1. Interesting to know how Boris-Idiot will square the circle: how to request an extension from the EU while preferring to die in a ditch rather than request one…

       I suppose that the answer to the above is request the extension while blaming the Labour Party (even though it was Rothschild Jew Letwin who created the latest amendment).

       I would not rule out Boris and his mad cabal just refusing to obey the law or the will of the Commons, though. In the end, is there a sanction if he does not comply? Apparently not…this really highlights how much of a shambles the supposedly “democratic” and “under law” society is in the UK.

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       1. I just hope he follows through with his promise to die in a ditch. It is high time this incredibly malign politician departed our political scene for good and saves this country a lot of grief.

          No doubt that will be YET ANOTHER of his fatuous promises he won’t keep though!🤬😞😡

          If only Her Majesty could sack him!

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       2. Boris-Idiot is just a con-man, basically. He gets away with it because the House of Commons is now a swamp of decadence and dreariness, full of deadheads, where to be merely mediocre is to be thought pretty good…Look at this monkey, for example:

          FFS. The first time they’ve had to attend Parliament in 37 years on a Saturday. It’s the most important debate in a generation and Diane Abbott has nodded off.. 😴zzzzzzzzz #Disgraceful https://t.co/9BP1WgEEau

          — Ⓖⓡⓐⓗⓐⓜ (@abbeylinegold) October 19, 2019

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42. The aliens on the Tory front bench were not too pleased when the vote was announced. That half Red Sea Pedestrian member for Esher and Walton Dominic Raab’s face was a picture in annoyance!😂😂😂😎😎😎

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    1. Whenever I see the House of Commons on TV now, I have a fantasy which, were I to describe it here, would probably have Britain’s (brainwashed and now-useless) Plods at my door…suffice to say that it mirrors the final scenes of the Odyssey, when the eponymous hero returns to Ithaca.

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43. We could do with a written constitution (it wouldn’t need to be overly complex ie just cover the basics) If we had had one of those and a PR voting system making many more votes count from the late 1960’s onwards we probably wouldn’t have entered the Common Market in the first place and this largely Tory created shambles would have been avoided.

    As for the Monarchy, what is its role? It should have at least a few ‘reserve’ powers or there isn’t much point in having one.

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    1. I was always opposed to the clunkiness of a written (in one document) Constitution. I admit though that, like many others, I had imagined the British Constitution was a Rolls-Royce machine, efficiently purring away, when in fact it has proven to be a Lada or Moskvitch without wheels. Perhaps (again like others) I was misled by having studied Constitutional Law in the first year of my degree long ago. Wood…trees…etc.

       As for the Monarch, she has proven to be as useful in this process as a human rubber-stamp.

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    2. We can and should have a simple and codified written constitution upholding rights such as freedom of speech, freedom to transmit ideas, freedom to assemble peacefully etc and a requirement upon government to not enter into agreements with other countries that diminish our national sovereignty without seeking the people’s express consent in a referendum BEFORE doing so.

       The Monarch could also be given some ‘reserve’ powers to be used very occasionally when the situation demands it which would only be used say once in every fifty or one hundred odd years.

       Monarchies in other countries like Denmark, for instance, have their powers and rights outlined in a constitution that everyone in the country can refer to.

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44. Yes, a practiced conman, a spiv and utterly self-serving charlatan sums Boris up to a tee. Now, will more Brits wake-up to REALITY, please? Iain and little old me saw right through Boris a longtime ago.

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    1. “Ian”, not “Iain”, please! I do not want to share a name with Iain Dunce Duncan Smith!

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       1. Sorry!😉 Yes, I certainly don’t blame you for that! He, of course, put party before country in the vote. It was ever thus with CONservatives!🙄

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       2. look at these idiots!
          https://twitter.com/PippaCrerar/status/1185477864105398274?s=20

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45. There are too many women in politics now. Most of them really can’t cope with the cut and thrust of genuine and yes, at times, necessarily lively political debate. They are simply not cut out for it. Even some male politicians are becoming feminised by being surrounded by them. Call me a male chauvinist pig if you want to, but I think our country shows distinct signs of the results of having too many soppy female and feminised male politicians in high positions.

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    1. I am inclined to agree. Look at Chuka Umunna…

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46. One woman who could was Mrs Thatcher. Another is the ‘Iron Lady’ of our times Arlene Foster of the DUP.

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