[Keir Starmer, bizarrely, as Salome, carrying the head of Corbyn/John the Baptist]
Seems that I am not alone in identifying underwhelming Starmer as a puppet of the Jewish/Zionist lobby.
Tweets seen
Great cartoon in the Guardian Funny to see the Zio-liberal-left so keen on juvenile #Charlie_Hebdo cartoons, but squealing when a cartoon pokes fun at their own sacred cows. pic.twitter.com/wxBtxmziuD
#UKlockdown Somethings amiss. We've been ✔️ Wearing masks ✔️ Social distancing ✔️ Rule of 6 ✔️ Pubs closing early, table service only ✔️ Sanitising/washing hands Yet cases, are way higher than before we did ANY of this. Could it be VIRUS cases ALWAYS go up this time of year? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/4TA0YwilVt
Sooo, would a second national #UKlockdown next week mean my kitchen has to stay like this until it’s over? Because that would be just peachy 😐 pic.twitter.com/AN5X32VPZb
Conservatives have an absolute obsession with how poor people spend their tiny incomes, but no curiosity whatsoever about what Serco and Deloitte have done with billions for a failing Test And Trace system.
So far, the ludicrously-misnamed SAGE entity has demonstrated that my suggestion for a change of name is a good one— DUMB (Department Under Matt and Boris)…
Tweets seen
This many (overwhelmingly ethnic French) didn't leave Paris yesterday just to avoid lockdown. They're getting out in case the #enrichment explodes. pic.twitter.com/r3xhkCADEp
Police flee from angry pro-freedom protesters in Burgos, #Spain tonight. There's no way this deadly lockdown can be enforced over an entire winter. But it's time for Brits to get off their knees and stand up against tyranny, economic sabotage & mass murder.#lockdownrebellionpic.twitter.com/GjccSsOltT
If the BBC or Sky fail to show you the police violence and the popular defiance all over #Spain this evening, remember this fine example of how #fakenews is the facts they DON'T let you know as well as the lies they tell.#lockdownrebellionpic.twitter.com/1Di1wCH1Pw
LIVE: Muslim protesters rally outside French embassy in London. No social distancing, but no batons or fines for illegal gatherings today from the #covidcops One law for them….https://t.co/Gu1HK7BAmU via @YouTube
Hope as much as you like. But if you don't act to prevent it, Johnson;'t man-made cataclysm will not just happen but persist for months. https://t.co/lZYEw8tWPz
Send this message to all MPs: If they now destroy the jobs of others, they should not expect to keep their seats. Be brief, polite, acid but above all numerous. Get your friends and neighbours to write. Last chance for lawful democracy before Johnson leads us to catastrophe.
Looks like even Peter Hitchens is coming to the view, reading between the lines, that MPs will in fact not listen until compelled to do so by events that they cannot ignore.
Last chance for lawful people power, last chance for Parliament to do its job. If this shutdown madness goes ahead, who can say what nasty, lawless things will follow. People have had enough. So Parliament should reflect that. Write now to your MP, briefly, politely, acidly.
Prof Sunetra Gupta interviewed, though more as if she were a suspect in a crime than a distinguished scientist, on the Johnson Broadcasting Corp Toady prog at I hr 46mins https://t.co/Tsld7PR58g . Cut short to allow time for an urgent item about pheasants.
Read what happened to a left-wing scientist sceptical of government covid policy, at the hands of left-wing media. Why do the left want so much to wreck then country? Sunetra Gupta reveals how crisis has been ruthlessly weaponised https://t.co/nMgHmDhubC via @MailOnline
Professor Sunetra Gupta, a person of the Left, and a scientist sceptical of government policy, describes the dismissive, biased treatment of her by left-wing media and others. pic.twitter.com/oNrdsjQCpv
Switch “Jew-Zionist” for “liberal” and that is even more true.
@ClarkeMicah So an unnecessary, totally avoidable @10DowningStreet Lockdown policy which threatens UK Economy, plus the jobs, lives and health of millions as well as kill more than it cures is seemingly on its way And guess what @piersmorgan is almost looking forward to it
Unsurprising. The System msm drones, BBC, Sky, whatever, all paid 10x, 20x, or 100x the pay of the average British person, know that their inflated salaries and fees will still be credited to their bank accounts or offshore trusts whether most of the UK is crumbling to dust or not. Same goes for System “experts”, MPs etc etc.
#Update Seven men have been bailed for their part in the maritime security incident that took place on board the Nave Andromeda off the coast of the Isle of Wight on Sunday.
Remember how the msm went mad, a few days ago, about the exciting assault by Special Boat Service [SBS] commandos dropping onto the deck of the tanker off the Isle of Wight and taking prisoner the “pirate” stowaways who had intimidated the captain and almost taken control of his ship?
I remember it too. Plastered all over Sky News, BBC News etc. Sadly, it was another propaganda exercise. Oh, there was a ship all right, and there were about 9 Nigerian stowaways, who seem to have tried to take over the ship, frightening the captain and crew. There was also that brave assault by the SBS, in which its personnel “fast-roped” from helicopters straight down onto the deck of the tanker, and then took back the ship in a matter of minutes (Sky and BBC said 9 minutes; some reports said 7). All true.
Sadly, and it is no reflection on the SBS, its men and their operation, but that was all part of the imperial hypocrisy. It was used by the Government and msm to say to the public, “look at that! We are really tough on piracy and illegal immigration! Detained by the tough guys from the SBS! That will show them!”
Not really. Look at that tweet from Hampshire Police, above, and the linked report:
“Seven men have been bailed for their part in the maritime security incident that took place on board the Nave Andromeda off the coast of the Isle of Wight on Sunday 25 October.
In other words, the invaders (the 7 noted, maybe a few others) have now all been released into the custody of the toytown Border Force. “Custody” implies (falsely) actual incarceration. No.
No illegal immigrants at all are presently being actually “detained”, in any real sense, in the UK; they are all in fact being put into hotels mothballed by reason of the crazy “Coronavirus” “measures” (effective shutdown). They are given shelter, food, clothing if necessary, and pocket-money of maybe £50 a week. Maybe more. Many homeless British people would find that acceptable, but are not given the option.
The immigration detention centres are all shut (indefinitely) supposedly because of the inflated “threat” by “the virus”.
Did the SBS really win at sea the other day? No. Not their fault, but the Nigerian migrant-invaders won. They have got what they wanted: they are in the UK, free to walk around, sheltered, fed, clothed, and even given money with which to buy celebratory drinks.
Incidentally, the msm was going mad about a family of Kurdish migrants that drowned off the coast of France. TV crews went to Dunquerque to interview their fellow migrant-invaders. They were portrayed as the unfortunate victims, the British people as oppressive for not wanting to be (further) invaded.
I heard on BBC World Service that that Kurdish family paid 24,000 Euros to smugglers to be brought to France and then given a boat (with outboard motor) with which to cross to the UK. They had sold all their possessions. All right, but I wonder how many British people in the UK could, even if they did sell all they had, raise over £20,000?
Those Kurds were not in any real sense “refugees”. They were economic migrants. In a sense, I do not “blame” them for wanting to come to Europe or the UK in particular; they obviously were trying to improve their lot. Fair enough, but we the British people are also entitled to say “No! This is our land“.
The endgame of all this is Margaret Hodge screaming denunciations on all channels at all times, her victims selected at random (perhaps some kind of lottery of leftists), and her ravings gravely reported as 'news'. Forever.
Remember that Jewish-Zionist triumphalism in the years to come. A little bit of Israel… in the UK.
If the Party is seen to so easily betray its own – how can voters be expected to trust them?
A party that loses the likes of Chris Williamson but protects the likes of Margaret Hodge – is giving a strange message indeed. pic.twitter.com/Pnjj9Z9OJa
Keir Starmer “tell Margaret Hodge“? Ha ha! Starmer does not tell the Jews anything (except what they want to hear). They tell him!
The very least that needs to be done is the disbanding of Labour friends of Israel and the expulsion of its members as they are a party within the party, a front for the Blair institution
Another sadly-deluded honest Labour member or supporter. Deluded because he obviously imagines that the Labour Party is worth saving. Why would he think that? Labour has promoted mass immigration. That alone disqualifies it. Now, Labour is again owned by the Jew-Zionist element or cabal. What about Labour entitles it to speak to or for the British people?
A really stark contrast between how Wark treated Margaret Hodge in the first segment and then Barnaby in the second. I think of all 5 live contributors he was the only person interrupted, talked over and cut off.
Really? I wonder why (((Kirsty Wark))) would have done that? It really is puzzling…
Excellent piece by Margaret Hodge but I don’t agree that this is a time to bring the Labour Party together. It’s instead a time for polarisation & ruthlessness against the fringe who formerly controlled the party & destroyed its moral authority. https://t.co/kMgLkcfMwI
For once, perhaps surprisingly, I agree with half-Jew hypocrite Kamm. For my own reasons, though. I hope that the new “doormat” Labour leadership follows Kamm’s advice or injunction. Then Labour can fall to pieces, the result being that a real social-national movement can arise.
Britain’s toytown police in the “lockdown” (shutdown)
Sweden, that had and has no “lockdown”, no facemask nonsense, no legally-enforced “social distancing”, no closure of shops, schools or even bars…
This (below) made me laugh!
My leftist friends used to call me "neocon". Now they call me "neoliberal". On the political compass my views concise exactly with those of Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, who as it happens are my political heroes.
Gandhi, a supposed “idealist”, whose activities led to the deaths of millions, not only by reason of the Partition of 1947 but also by reason of the poverty that was created or maintained by backward economic policies for decades after Gandhi’s own death.
Mandela, a semi-trained African lawyer, as thick as two short planks. A would-be terrorist who was imprisoned for his part in a conspiracy to form a terrorist “army” and to create a race war in South Africa in the 1960s. Mandela, who was incapable of running a state, and who left behind a country sliding slowly to chaos and civil war.
Nice “political heroes”…
To all the BBC presenters and staff moaning about not being able to express a political opinion or virtue signal on social media: If you want to do that then go and work in the private sector and prove your value somewhere you’re not being paid for by taxpayers to be impartial.
Sadly, the Jewish lobby had me expelled from Twitter, so I cannot personally enlighten that first tweeter.
It is strange, though, how the Remain whiners, as the first tweeter is (a Jewish woman, and very pro-EU, resident in —as the newspapers are wont to say— “leafy” Wallingford, Oxfordshire—…most Remain whiners seem to be in circumstances not too uncomfortable) are also the “lockdown” and facemask zealots. It must be by reason of a wish for the State or —in the EU case— super-state to lay down strict rules etc. Psychological nexus rather than political nexus.
“I know it has been said before, but it’s worth repeating because Matt Hancock would like you to believe the opposite.
The virus poses little threat to healthy people under 60.
The over-60s should take particular care. They must make their calculations.
As a 68-year-old man who has not been totally written off by his GP, my chances of dying from Covid-19 if I catch it are supposedly about one and a half per cent. Not huge but not negligible.” [Stephen Glover, Daily Mail]
I was interested to hear Rocco Forte of the hotel/catering “empire” on Radio 4 Today. Very much anti the “panicdemic”, and making all the good points: more people dying of other conditions (eg flu) than of “Covid-19”; the lack of peril to almost anyone under 40; the economic damage (his companies are about to lay off thousands of employees) etc. Also, Forte has himself actually had “the virus” (“an unpleasant 3 weeks“, he said) and recovered, despite being 75 years old.
I hope you’re sitting down, because this week’s column should make you very, very angry. It shows how professional clinicians employed by the NHS in crucial test and trace jobs have been secretly replaced by teenaged call centre workers employed by Serco https://t.co/6wYh9AguWZ
Whatever one’s view of “the virus”, the incompetence of the present UK government and its cronies (eg the well-connected but pathetic careerist bumbler, Dido Harding) is incredible.
Migration-invasion
A deadly stabbing attack has occurred in Nice, France at the Notre Dame basilica. Three were killed. The basilica’s caretaker is reportedly beheaded. One suspect is in custody. The city’s mayor says the suspect repeatedly shouted “Allahu akbar.” https://t.co/4CuUKgoFpH
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) October 29, 2020
The more you give (in), the more (((they))) want…#PoundOfFlesh.
Note the dictatorial tone…that’s what happens when you make concessions to “them”.
Labour now has a leader who is basically a System/Jewish lobby doormat. A “Labour Friend of Israel” and married to a Jewish wife (a property lawyer) with whom he is bringing up their children as if fully Jewish.
I notice that, even in the present circumstances, when the government of the UK has been taken over by a ragbag of anti-British globalist incompetents, Labour cannot get ahead of the misnamed “Conservatives” in the opinion polls. Unsurprising, when it scarcely opposes any Government policies…
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True story – before Christmas 2019 Ian Austin tracked down my phone number and called me at home.
He threatened to sue me – he opened the conversation with
“Have you got a nice house”
— 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕋𝕠𝕣𝕪𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕡𝕙🕵️♂️ #𝕊𝔸𝕍𝔼𝕆𝕌ℝℕℍ𝕊 (@TweetForTheMany) October 29, 2020
Jewish lobby tool Ian Austin, the ex-MP, is very odd indeed. As far as I know, he has never explained why he tweeted, a couple of years ago, that hard-core pornography, particularly that involving bestiality, should be decriminalized. Seems a really nasty individual (as well as having been one of the worst expenses cheats in Parliament).
.@Keir_Starmer why aren't you pointing out that the #EHRCReport did NOT find "institutional anti-Semitism" in the Labour Party, which is what it was charged with seeking?
— 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕋𝕠𝕣𝕪𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕡𝕙🕵️♂️ #𝕊𝔸𝕍𝔼𝕆𝕌ℝℕℍ𝕊 (@TweetForTheMany) October 29, 2020
Quelle surprise…
The Labour party has suspended Jeremy Corbyn.
Sir Keir Starmer apologises for the grave mistakes of the last five years and makes this pledge to you: never again will Labour allow a socialist anywhere near the seat of power https://t.co/sN7yozNHKj
Well, there it is. The Jews (Jew Zionists) have retaken the Labour fortress that is now a ruin, and are wiping out remnants of “old Labour” (socialist Labour) found here and there.
I shed no tears for Corbyn. I have never been a Labour Party supporter, member, or even voter. Corbyn was weak on the “JQ”; opposing Israel, yes, but at the same time weaselling by paying lip-service to the “holocaust” farrago, to Jewish holidays etc. He should have come out fully against the (((Lobby))) and its pernicious influence over politics, culture, migration-invasion, law etc in the UK. Corbyn allowed the Jewish/Zionist lobby to crush him and, with him, what was left of the Labour Party.
This situation might be hopeful for social nationalism. Now that there is in reality —and clearly-seen— one System party, notionally split into “Labour” and “Conservative”, the people can see that only a new movement (not just party, but movement) can lead them against those fake parties of decadence and evil.
Those who doubted Sir Keir Starmer was a lickspittle for the Establishment, remember this moment. The Parliamentary Labour Party has just declared war on the Labour movement it is elected to represent.
The trouble with that is that such a party would be akin to the Labour Party that lost, in 2019, the General Election, and lost it not because any other party was preferred to Labour, but because former Labour voters refused to vote Labour or at all…
The real British people will not vote for an old-style “socialist” party and especially not for one that wants a black-brown/mixed-race Britain. Not in numbers large enough to form a government.
Any new Corbyn party might become a significant force though, in that it would get the votes of many of the ethnic minorities, as well as some of the votes of public service personnel and metro virtue-signallers.
If Corbyn Labour got about 32% of the popular vote at the 2019 General Election (the Conservative Party nearly 44%), then any new Corbyn party would probably get about 15% at best. On a good day, 20%; on a bad day, 10%. Not enough to win very many MPs, in all likelihood, but enough to finish off official Labour under Starmer. Hm…
If, in any general election in the next 4 years, official Labour were to get, say, 20% or 25%, then its cadre of MPs will reduce to double figures.
Sir Keir Starmer was in collision with a cyclist while driving an SUV to a private appointment with a tailor who caters to celebrities https://t.co/chc09gCYBE
Remember George Osborne, that nasty little part-Jew who was Chancellor until a few years ago? Remember how his Big Idea was that fracking would be Britain’s bold new frontier, firing up the “Northern Powerhouse” (his other Big Idea)? Well that was then.
Today, the “Northern Powerhouse” is just a political footnote. As for fracking, after being stalled by reason of its environmental effects, it has been killed off by the fall in oil prices. Not only in the UK; USA and Canada too. Today, oil prices fell further: “Brent was trading 3.5 per cent down at $37.74, while WTI stood down 3.6 per cent at $36.05.” [City AM]. Fracking is completely uneconomic below USD $40 (some say $60) a barrel.
As for Osborne, I don’t know what it is about the British, but they always imagine that whatever political careerist or chancer becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer, he is some kind of genius. Then, it was George Osborne, and before him others such as Nigel Lawson and Denis Healey, inter alia. Now it is Indian “clever boy”, Rishi Sunak. (Healey was in fact highly educated and cultured, though basically an enemy; a Bilderberger and globalist).
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) October 29, 2020
“[Critics] were essentially saying that Jews were liars [about “antisemitism” in Labour]“, says Gideon Falter of the malicious “Campaign Against Antisemitism” fake charity. Well, his own evidence in trials, given on oath, has not always been accepted by the criminal or other courts: see, for example, the Rowan Laxton case.
Kay Burley is not really interviewing Gideon Falter; she is facilitating him and his propaganda.
Note the (((typical))) arrogant Zionist triumphalism: Falter tells Labour what must be done…
Had Corbyn and his cohorts come out fully and forcefully against the Jewish-Zionist lobby, it might have been a gamechanger in British politics. As it is, the matter remains unresolved, and the struggle goes on.
All 'Labour anti-Semitism' refers to is Labour under Corbyn trying (and failing) to break away from the ZOG machine. That's it, that's the whole story, the rest is all lies. I wrote this last year and I'd say it all stands – https://t.co/uC3raSVySQ
Hull is overwhelming white, always has been. It’s only recently we are getting Africans there, why are they are coming and being settled in Hull? The majority of Hull folk do not want immigrants in our city.
Nobody cares about your name calling, we don't want to become a minority in our own nation. No amount of slurs will keep us quiet. https://t.co/ldQkvrGV4N
Humza Yousaf, the PAKISTANI Justice Secretary in Scotland, will make it illegal to warn your daughters of PAKISTANI RAPE GANGS roaming the streets of Scotland. pic.twitter.com/PpFh9x5lkK
“Scotsman” by absorption? The SNP is not “national” except in name.
Look at this idiot (below): Roanna Carleton-Taylor, of Derbyshire. Aka “@AntiFashWitch” on Twitter. The leading light of the ludicrously-misnamed “Resisting Hate” troll group.
In the clip below, she is seen talking about how she can engender fear (!) by using the body parts of spiders etc. What a nice individual…a collaborator of self-described “historian” and “journalist” (in fact, a sacked temporary schoolteacher), Mike Stuchbery, now resident in Stuttgart (thanks to the generosity of the German state and those who donate to him): https://ianrmillard.wordpress.com/2019/10/23/a-few-words-about-mike-stuchbery/
The above woman is also connected with Zionists and their “antifa” dupes in London and Manchester, among other places.
Tried what? We’re not a political party… Sorry to have to inform you but the majority of British people do care about becoming a minority in their own country. 68.5% think it’s a bad thing, in fact. Not that I expect a Lib Dem to have any clue what the British electorate want. https://t.co/T6mj2SM6xW
Given Macron's sudden enthusiasm for 'free speech' when will he abolish the laws that make speaking out against the problems caused by mass immigration or LGBTQ dogma, or questioning verdicts of the Nuremberg Trials, crimes punished with huge fines or jail? #Nice#Hypocritepic.twitter.com/yvnYLO9RnY
The French learn the hard way the criminal folly of their elite in importing millions of Muslims, allowing Saudi money, Zionist injustices & liberal propaganda to wind them up, then backing anarchist atheists who insult both Jesus & Muhammad (but never the Holocaust). #blowbackpic.twitter.com/372ekynvhQ
Respiratory diseases cause large numbers of excess deaths, and strain hospital capacity, in many years.https://t.co/wJI1dGh7Sh What precisely makes it necessary for us to respond to *this* respiratory disease by strangling the economy and launching a national panic?
Excellent questions @PlucieM . If only everyone had this basic curiosity. But the BBC's gross breach of its Charter and Agreement (for which it should be dissolved and replaced) keeps millions in the dark. https://t.co/enUoBAIu46
There is no constitutional or democratic process by which people such as @PiersMorgan are chosen for major positions of influence. The only countervailing power we have is through criticism of such people on social media. Piers should both accept and listen to this.
In fact, Hitchens is not entirely correct. There do exist other possibilities, but were I to cite them, I should probably have the toytown police and poundland KGB at my door (again)…
Listening to the BBC Today Programme, heard a representative of the criminal Bar talking about how members of the criminal Bar are now suffering heavily from lack of work, and so fees. The courts have been closed or largely closed for 6 months. Barristers in private self-employed practice are subject to Lenin’s dictum, “he who does not work does not eat“— Кто не работает, тот не кушает [Кто не работает, тот не кушает]. How well do I remember that! I mean life at the practising Bar (1992-1996 and 2002-2008).
My Bar practice, especially in earlier years, in the early 1990s, was very much illustrative of that. I was in pretty poor London chambers at first, which supplied equally poor work, mostly criminal. I had to hustle, as the Americans say, to get work of my own in various ways, because chambers had poor work and the single Clerk was almost useless.
Before very long (it seemed long at the time), the magistrates’ court and Crown Court appearances gave way to High Court (i.e. non-criminal) cases, mostly judicial reviews, and other non-criminal work (mostly contract cases) in the County Court, as well as Tribunal appearances of various kinds. Quite mixed.
One day, a High Court brief marked at (for preparation time and first day or part) maybe £2,000 or even £5,000 for half a day or a day (this was about 25 or 27 years ago; today, it would be far far more), the next day a tiny magistrates’ court appearance at perhaps £100 (or less), or a “Mention” (a brief Crown Court appearance which might be only a few minutes in length), with criminal legal aid fee officially fixed at £46! The following day? Maybe nothing at all. The week after? Sometimes, still nothing at all! Followed by…whatever. Some weeks, one might do work in the thousands or even more; more usually, the fees would amount to a few hundred or a thousand; not rarely, I would make absolutely nothing in a whole week.
My spending was likewise up and down; one week, Rules restaurant, the River Room at the Savoy, Julie’s in Notting Hill, and a weekend at Cliveden [ https://www.clivedenhouse.co.uk/]. The next week might be an egg-on-toast breakfast at a workers’ cafe, and maybe a loaf of bread and a tin of tuna (plus decent red wine, though!) for the evening, and a walk in Regent’s Park for weekend recreation (depending on luck…).
Reverting to the Today Programme, my reaction (apart from Memory Lane reminiscence) was two-fold. I recognize that a civilized society needs a cadre of criminal defenders. Likewise, they need to be paid at a reasonably generous level to reflect their years of study, continuing study, and their responsibility.
Of course, many at the civil, Chancery and other parts of the Bar are not affected much, or even at all, by “the virus”. Still, the criminal Bar and maybe the family-law Bar are affected severely. A serious problem for society as a whole.
On the other hand, when I was attacked by a malicious pack of Zionist Jews, a persecution which led eventually to my unjust disbarment in October 2016, not one barrister spoke up for me, for freedom of socio-political expression (“free speech”) generally, or for fairness. Not one who had known me personally. Not one who poses as a champion of “free speech”, political liberty etc, and virtue-signals accordingly. Not one.
That being so, I have to admit that, harsh though it may be, I am laughing now as many members of the Bar are suffering, nearing penury and even bankruptcy. What goes around comes around, and I am not going to shed too many crocodile tears for people who failed to say one word for me or for free speech.
In fact, a few barristers, either Jews or very tied up with Jews and/or (probably) dependent on Jewish solicitors for work, tweeted joyfully about my getting disbarred; one or two were even gratuitously rude to me directly, either then or much later. Don’t worry— you happy few have not been forgotten.
Incidentally, the five tweets which resulted in my disbarment were all general comments; not one was addressed to any individual, and they were all true! Example? Michael Gove as “a pro-Jew, pro-Israel expenses cheat“. That was all demonstrably true, yet was deemed “grossly offensive“! Now, of course, we know that Michael Gove is also a cocaine-snorting drunk, who was even filmed not so long ago drunk and/or drugged, and staggering, in the Chamber of the House of Commons! Ye Gods!
Tweets seen
I love how they take the opinion of one person and make out like everybody hates us because one person got offended. You should see the amount of supportive messages and registrations we’ve had. https://t.co/l6NnAdrNEM
…and it would be nice if the young wannabees who now pose as “journalists” could spell, and if they knew the difference between “praying” and “preying”…Stand up, Hull Daily Mail! [Update, 27 November 2020: the Hull Daily Mail must have seen my blog comment (or maybe others complained); they have now replaced “praying” with the correct “preying”…].
#covidcops raid a church in Cardiff to enforce lockdown. West Midlands police commissioner says they will smash their way into family homes on Christmas Day.
In the 1930s, Filipp Goloshchyokin (✡️) forced Kazakhstan's largely nomadic population to settle in collective farms, causing the Kazakh famine that killed at least 1.5 million people.
In 2020, Sacha Baron Cohen (✡️) is again making a brutal mockery of Kazakhstan and its people. pic.twitter.com/3aI7GShNos
Yes, if you made mock of the Jews the way that the Jew Sacha Baron Cohen mocks the Kazakhs, you would get prosecuted (if supported by a well-funded pressure group). That’s no “conspiracy theory”: look what happened to Alison Chabloz…and “they” are still trying to get her.
Incidentally, I know Kazakhstan, having lived there for a year (1996-97).
Yes, I recently read Peter Hitchens’s “The Phony Victory” — excellent book; highly recommend. Disabused me of Churchill lionization & much else.
Lord Sumption's devastating lecture on the government's rule by decree and grasp for despotic power. Here you may find a transcript and a YouTube recording: https://t.co/rygjTN4q5Z
Lord Sumption's devastating lecture on the threat to our freedom from the Johnson government . In written form https://t.co/Sf5v5JeP7N *and* on: YouTube (for as long as it stays up) https://t.co/mZpdtr9h2G
Hard to believe a legal lecture could hold my rapt attention for a solid hour. The language is so clear and precise. Sumption cut through government machinations like a surgeon.
Jonathan Sumption's detailed examination of the law and the curtailment of the civil liberties of "the well" is, indeed, devastating. And brilliant. https://t.co/4ekACltJau
Fantastic lecture, completely explained the motives of Alexander 'Boris' Johnson and friends, and expressed when 'decrees' held no legal basis but have been treated as such. Excellent and very insightful and informative.
Everyone in the country should be aware of the conspiracy behind all of this. Resistance must emerge, before we are all just complete serfs of a dystopian nightmare.
Below, a typical System-approved idiot thinks that a “lockdown”, if “strict”, can defeat a virus…
I can’t be the only one who thinks a two week nationwide strong lockdown would be better than months of these scattered localised, divisive, confusing semi-lockdowns.
It never seems to occur to that type that “lockdowns”, however strict, merely delay the viral progress without “curing” the situation. Look at Spain now. And France. And Germany.
People who have not thought this through.
What has to be factored in is that anyone who has died within 28 days of a positive Coronavirus test is now deemed to have died of “the virus”, even if, in reality, their reaction to infection was slight and they died of other conditions! It’s mad.
Meanwhile, huge numbers of people are suffering and dying because undiagnosed, untreated, not operated upon etc for non-“virus” conditions. The NHS is limping along not doing its proper job.
In the world in general, only one person in every 8,000 has died from “the virus”; in fact, the statistics are so unreliable that it may be one in 10,000, or twenty thousand for that matter..
More tweets
Great video activism as good citizens film empty covid testing centres all over England.
You think this will be over by April? No, this has become the real-life country where it is always winter and never Christmas (which is now an arrestable offence). By not standing up to this Moronocracy, we have ensured that we must endure it for years, perhaps for good. https://t.co/RlFv7MCgvH
I heard a piece on BBC World Service about “the virus” as it is in Prague and the Czech Republic generally.
Earlier in 2020, the Czech government instituted one of the most severe “lockdowns” (and other measures) in the world. Now? The Czech Republic apparently has the second-highest rate of infections [known] in the world.
Nothing was said of how many people were having to be hospitalized or how many are dying. A temporary large hospital has been constructed, but according to the BBC reporter, the ventilators shown were “wheezing” without patients.
Conclusion? Nothing much from the BBC; from me, the conclusion that testing is up, known infections are up, but —perhaps— the number of actual deaths from the virus is not much —if at all— up. Also, that the severe “lockdown” of earlier this year has not stopped infection but —at most— merely delayed it.
It might have been better to allow infection to proliferate in the Spring and Summer, when hospitals are less busy generally. Same in the UK.
In the UK, the “lockdown” (shutdown of virtually the whole society) was meant to be, or at least presented to the public as, temporary, for a few weeks only, to “flatten the curve” of infection, the numbers hospitalized etc, and so “save the NHS”. In the contemporary phrase, “that went well”…
Here we are 6+ months later and, while the UK death rate (from “the virus” if not from everything else) is now low, technical infection is high and we still have “local” lockdowns amounting to a semi-national lockdown; also of course the intrusive and unnecessary facemask nonsense.
My NWO nose is twitching…both Twitter and the Vaccine Alliance…and major commercial banks. She was also 2-i-c at the World Bank, and worked at the Bank for 25 years. She is on the IMF Board too.
The candidate became a U.S. citizen in 2019.
The “Great Reset”…
The “Red Wall” areas reconsider the future
“Boris Johnson’s pitch to would-be first-time Tory voters in the North of England was threefold: getting Brexit done; “levelling up” the economy; and taking their side on culture war issues against the spectre of the metropolitan, liberal elite.
While the success of the Prime Minister’s Brexit strategy hangs in the balance, those last two aims are in tatters. As constituencies across the North of England suffer soaring infection rates, new restrictions on their civil liberties, and impending economic Armageddon, the bright and optimistic vision of last December lies smouldering in ruins, like the last fags in the gutter outside a shuttered Liverpool pub.” [Standpoint magazine]
A fairly interesting article, but omitting the key fact about the 2019 General Election, which is that the Conservative Party did not win it; Labour lost it. The Conservative Party won only by default. Huge numbers of 2017 Labour voters did not vote Labour in 2019, true…but relatively few of those voted Conservative. More of the 2017 Labour voters did not vote at all in 2019.
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Our ancestors… Toiled & fought through far less comfortable conditions than we have Sacrificed, worked & still raised families Remember & revere those who came before us One thing you're truly born with is your genetic inheritance, traits nature carefully cultivated.
— Gammon Easter Worshipper ✝️🇬🇧🏴 (@itaintwhiteboy) October 26, 2020
If that actually were to take off, the Labour Party would be toast in many constituencies, but the chances are that nothing much will come of it.
many of our parents/grandparents suffered in what was avoidable war makes my blood boil when i hear about my privilege…suffering and hardwork more in line with my ancestry…bethnal green e2 pic.twitter.com/jQFBDXFDS3
— British & Commonwealth Mil 🇬🇧 🇲🇾 🇳🇿 (@BritComMil) October 26, 2020
Perhaps, but Britain needs an aware white Northern European population, and a citizen and fully-armed militia (under the control of a proper government), far more than a few more ships.
The 300 year old statue of Sir Robert Clayton is Grade 1 listed, which puts it in the top 2.5% of listed structures. Clayton was a self-made man who used his money to completely rebuild the St Thomas's Hospital. Now they want him gone.
📢 SAVE's call on @StockportMBC to rethink plans to close grade II listed Stockport Central library featured in @stockportnews 🔔 We want to see the 1913 Carnegie Library retained and transformed as a new cultural hub AND library, not left without use or secure future @NavPMishrapic.twitter.com/G7mb4NAoTr
Andrew Carnegie was right: it is a disgrace to die rich (unless perhaps the deceased’s will does public good as a major part of it). Today’s billionaires should take note. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Carnegie
When I was a small child, living in Caversham Heights, on the edge of Reading, where the suburbs of the Berkshire town meet the Oxfordshire woods and fields, my mother would often take me to the public library in Caversham itself, which library was founded by Carnegie, and had a plaque set into the exterior wall to that effect. I have never forgotten that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Carnegie#1901%E2%80%931919:_Philanthropist
The foundation stone was laid in 1905, and the Library opened in 1907.
When I used to go there, aged about 4 or 5 and thereafter, from about 1960, it looked just the same as in the photograph. I recognize that circular leather seat (it was red shiny leather, perhaps very much of its time: see The Maltese Falcon).
[Caversham Library, photographed in 2018]
When the library opened, in 1907, the whole area of Caversham and beyond, from the north bank of the Thames at Reading, was still part of Oxfordshire. It only became part of Berkshire in 1911.
Flu cases are down 98% across the globe – that's because governments are reporting the flu as Covid to keep this pandemic going & keep people under tyrannical restrictions. pic.twitter.com/EB2iRaTC4l
Think of all the good and worthwhile things that have been banned on the pretext that this will curb Covid. But horrible Halloween, loathed by millions and actively feared by many old people, goes ahead with barely a problem.
Johnson’s Pravda regurgitates dangerous pseudo-scientific bilge,classifying dissent as a pathology. Look up ‘Serbsky Institute’ , guys. And ‘Anatoly Koryagin’ ’ . Find out where this poison leads. https://t.co/fNHwKK8N9F
Soviet ‘psychiatry’ rides again. Dissent is reclassified as illness. Funny now, terrifying when (as I fear) this sinister rubbish becomes official wisdom. https://t.co/Ag9MCu0Ap8
Even more sinister is the way that this “study”, poorly conceived and carried out, was first published months ago, and is now being pushed again in the msm Lugenpresse (Lie-Press). None dare call it conspiracy…
What did I tell you? Sumption speaks tonight in Cambridge . Bound to be worth listening to. pic.twitter.com/vraVklPPFZ
The only way to stop the slide to tyranny is to directly impact those who have engineered the present Coronavirus toytown police state which is halfway to a real police state. I am talking about Boris-idiot and his cohorts.
More evidence that Labour, though not in the opinion-poll trough it was in when Corbyn was leader [translation: when the entire Jewish-influenced or owned mass media were trashing Labour and Corbyn on a daily basis], has not broken through in terms of public support, despite the manifest incompetence and unpleasantness of the Boris-idiot “Conservative” government.
Made by One Rule For Them, “a grassroots campaign organisation to shape politics in marginal seats” https://t.co/qjeblRfYg2
Perhaps my favourite quote of all from one Tory MP: "Levelling up doesn’t mean anything to anyone. I asked two constituents about it recently. One said ‘is it about Nintendo level up games?’ The other said – I kid you not – ‘do you mean the potholes?’"
All Boris-idiot is good for is cracking jokes and playing the public entertainer. Anything else— rubbish.
How fake news works. Biden was widely reported to have mistakenly thought he was running against George Bush. But the truth was he was being interview by George Lopez. That was who he was referencing.https://t.co/X02TALgzF0
Well, not so surprising. After all, at least half the American public (and the British public, for that matter), still believe that the German government of the 1940s “gassed” millions of Jews, despite no credible evidence ever having been adduced for that.
The fakery of the “holocaust” farrago since the 1950s has contaminated politics, law, the mass media, and of course modern historical study and authorship; that has been particularly the case since the real TV/Hollywood campaign started in the 1970s: Schindler’s List (1993) and so on. Most people have no idea that that film was an adaptation of a novel by an Australian who was only 3 years old at the start of the Second World War, and only 9 when it finished.
School-meals highlights a broader problem. At the start of the crisis the Government said “we’re in the midst of a pandemic, we’ll support you”. It’s now saying “we’re still in the midst of a pandemic, but we won’t support you”. Why do they think that will fly politically.
'Not just political paranoia. The disproportionate impact of algorithm changes on “left-leaning” websites – those most critical of the neoliberal system that has enriched social media corporations – was highlighted this month by the Wall Street Journal' https://t.co/zlCsONSthZ
94-year-old Attenborough is wrong on a few things, like his view that human beings need to be culled to save the planet, but for him to be doorstepped by the privileged prats in Extinction Rebellion, for criticising their illegality, says it all about them.https://t.co/4Yhq5soown
These protests will bring death to the innocent. Yet it's Extinction Rebellion, desperately trying to save the planet from catastrophe, that we subject to aggressive policing and designate an "extremist ideology." https://t.co/aCcLTjqNBh
The above tweet (commenting upon another tweet) was tweeted a few days ago by the egregious Jo Maugham, a prolific tweeter who likes to virtue-signal, a pose damaged when it was widely publicized that he had brutally beaten to death a fox.
Maugham, a half-Jew by actual parentage [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jolyon_Maugham#Early_life; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Benedictus#Life], and who is a barrister (QC) in the field of tax law, is presumably someone of quite high intelligence, but his pronouncements and judgment calls often show, in my opinion, a lack of commonsense. Not just the fox-killing incident. Maugham was or is a leading supporter of Remain vis a vis the EU; also, if I recall aright, of the doomed joke party, Change UK, which bombed at the European Elections and General Election of 2019. Now look at that tweet featured above.
People protesting against the increasingly totalitarian nature of the (supposedly) anti-“virus” measures taken by a panicked government in the UK, are not “bringing death to the innocent“. Au contraire, the government “lockdowns”, semi-shutdown of the NHS etc are killing far more than the “virus” so many seem to fear.
As to the Extinction Rebellion loonies, if Maugham thinks that their antics will in any way “save the planet from destruction“, he is in a strange part of cloud-cuckoo land (see above for links to my articles about Extinction Rebellion etc).
A different viewpoint to that of Maugham:
Two different types of policing in London. One for any left-wing, BLM, Extinction Rebellion etc type protest & a completely different one for anti lockdown protestors.
I am absolutely sure of it. Though I think to the sticking point will be when some benefits and support runs out. And a government no longer tied to the European courts will make use of leaving to change the rules and punishments around that.
I favour Brexit, but this incompetent Jewish/Indian government of clowns, and its predecessors, have badly mishandled everything. Still, it could trigger the biggest upsurge in social nationalism since the 1930s. “Always look on the bright side of Life”…
Is there ANYONE in the dissident right or Alt-Right who has a coherent plan or strategy moving forward? I mean a no-shit "This is what we are going to do" step by step plan that isn't masqueraded by pseudo-intellectual mumbo-jumbo fancy speak? Asking for a friend. pic.twitter.com/ryuvdH7aag
I can only assume that that tweeter is unaware of my existence…(though I never use “Right”/”Left” terminology).
A mob organised by Soros-funded pro-abortion NGOs marches towards another church in #Poland planning to vandalise and burn it. But watch what happens when leftist students meet working class patriotic #Polish football fans!#whosestreetshttps://t.co/D2fO6XDEQG
One sees how the System in the UK used “Tommy Robinson”, the EDL, and the “Football Lads’ Alliance” etc as “controlled opposition”, which meant that instead of something like the above, the UK had pointless marches and brawling by the bottle-throwing dupes of those organizing and those (((behind the scenes))). Result? No threat to the System, and the “protestors”, like their idiotic American counterparts, were even “pro-Israel”. Talk about slaves loving their chains!
The latest “Campaign Against Antisemitism (“CAA”) “lawfare” outrage (along with the continuing affaire Chabloz) is the complaint against Nazim Ali, a pharmacist, who made a speech at the Al Quds march in London three years ago, in 2017.
The “CAA” did its usual thing of sneaking around hoping to record something “antisemitic” so that the CAA might complain to the police or to professional regulators.
The case is now before the professional regulatory tribunal for the pharmaceutical profession.
The same thing happened to Jez Turner of London Forum. His speech in Whitehall was overheard by CAA snoop Gideon Falter and/or others. The police and then Crown Prosecution Service [CPS] declined to prosecute, so the CAA used “lawfare”, going to the High Court to have the no-prosecution decision subjected to judicial review. The result was a stalemate, but the Crown Prosecution Service did “reassess” the matter, eventually prosecuting Jez Turner, who was, after a Crown Court trial, eventually sentenced to a year in prison, serving half. A hero.
After my unjust disbarment in October 2016, Falter, the “Director” of the CAA Jew-Zionist pressure group, said to the national Press (Judenpresse…) that my case proved that anyone in a recognized profession who said anything the CAA deemed “antisemitic” would suffer “devastating professional consequences“. Google “Ian Millard barrister” for more.
The Jew-Zionists succeeded in both getting me disbarred in 2016 (though it took nearly three years) and in having me removed from Twitter in 2018. They failed in several attempts to have me arrested and/or prosecuted. They have persecuted me in other ways (eg by having Amazon remove all my book reviews, at which I was a “Top 50” reviewer out of millions). “They” are enemies of European civilization.
Heard on Radio 4 News this morning: “…before the festive period“. Before the what?! The...”festive period“?! No no no. Not “the festive period”, not “Hanukkah”, not “Kwanza”, not “Happy Holidays”. Christmas. That’s what you meant to say. Christmas.
Jewish influence. I noticed the same when I lived in New Jersey, 30 years ago.
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[Note: the two tweets below showed Hitler speaking in brief clips. Now censored by some office bod at Twitter. A sign of the times. I have left the censored tweets there, to show the unfree world we are now in.]
[updated note: Twitter restored one tweet but has not restored the other, the one which had clips of Hitler speaking, comments still relevant today. (((Censorship))) by the (((YouKnowWho)))…]
I was just criticised for not giving enough prominence to the issue of the disastrous virus panic. This seems to me to be misplaced. Here, from 14 March, is my first major article (first of perhaps 30, plus many broadcasts etc) warning against that panic: https://t.co/zhmgLLbMX5
No, @ravinderbindra, I have met these people. Politicians are competent at nothing except ambition and outwitting their rivals, and they are driven largely by vanity. Few know anything, feel curiosity or have any experience of the world. https://t.co/bsOBLSwixB
'Panic hardens into habit. I wouldn’t be surprised if, in 2120, your great-great-grandchildren are still being compelled to wear face coverings, tracked and traced wherever they go and kept 7ft apart at all times, all over the world.' https://t.co/SrNfF4zsz5
I doubt that, but only because the System drones will soon be little more than fertilizer for the fields of tomorrow.
'Sir David Hare seems not to have noticed anything since the 1980s. He no longer knows how politicians dress, speak and act. He has even less idea of what newspapers are like' https://t.co/SrNfF4zsz5
'Johnson, the man who ruined Britain, continues to stamp across the landscape like a mad giant, squashing small businesses, obliterating jobs and then flinging funny money at the victims as if that could bring back what they have lost for ever.' https://t.co/SrNfF4zsz5
' The crisis which Johnson claims to be dealing with exists only in twisted statistics and shameless propaganda. Those of us who have tried using facts and reason to change his mind are more or less in despair. ' https://t.co/SrNfF4zsz5
'The funny money is visibly running out. Increasingly, I fear that anger is the only force that will bring this misery to an end. I hope not, for that will bring new miseries. Can nobody reach him, while there is still time?' https://t.co/SrNfF4zsz5
Saw something that sparked memories. In 2002, having taken a lease of a large country house on the Cornwall-Devon border and, a month or so later having joined provincial barristers’ chambers in Exeter, I was asked to sit as a “Lord Justice of Appeal” at a moot (a mock trial), held in the ancient Guildhall in the main street of Exeter.
My fellow “Lords Justices of Appeal” were a Professor Tettenborn from Exeter University (now at Swansea University and an influential legal academic), and the Mayor of Exeter, a humourless elderly fellow.
The three contenders were all final year law students. The one who stood out and was the unquestioned winner of the contest was a young man of Armenian or part-Armenian origins called Taghdissian. He was far ahead of the other two in both advocacy and law and was a worthy victor. However, before awarding him his laurels, the “Court” (privately, not aired in public) had to consider a technical matter, an ethical violation by him. He nearly lost his otherwise well-merited win.
I spoke to him at the reception afterward. My assessment: a sharp-witted, polite but somewhat arrogant young man who, if he mellowed, might be an asset to our chambers.
A year or two later, I heard that, in the chambers that that person had joined (not the same chambers to which I belonged, though I had in fact told both our senior Clerk and my Head of Chambers, who is now a circuit judge, that he was worth offering a place if he applied), there had been one or two suggestions of inappropriate personal behaviour from that young barrister. I do not think that anything more happened about that, though (and I know only what I was told, though told on good authority).
Now, I have just seen that that student of 2002 is still a member of those other chambers, and has political ambitions, being not only the head of the local Conservatives but having been a several-times candidate.
Taghdissian stood for the Conservatives at the 2017 General Election (for the Exeter seat), but came second. He was also one of six Conservative Party candidates on their party list for South West England in the 2019 European Elections; no Conservative Party candidates were elected. He had previously stood at the 2015 General Election, in the constituency of Cardiff West; placed second.
Taghdissian is evidently determined to get into major-league politics. I shall be interested to follow his progress.
More than a MILLION British women have missed #breastcancer screening as a result of the Westminster regime's obsession with a virus whose average aged victim is older than the average life expectancy. Just hope some who die as a result work for the BBC or a parliamentary party. pic.twitter.com/MTksUSeoNk
COVID 19: No Masking the Anti-White Agenda Exposing the government’s lies about coronavirus & how they have used those lies to create an anti-white narrative. This is a @BitChute exclusive, please support the platform.https://t.co/PZutDjnh6Hpic.twitter.com/sKXE42a00C
This white woman was murdered by this black man, he is the same man who murdered her mother 24 years ago. Just for a moment imagine how big this story would have been if the races were reversed & a black mother & daughter had been murdered by the same white man 24 years apart. pic.twitter.com/zfeVBpkWGD
"Her economic achievements look thin in an age where it is generally recognized that manufacturing industry is still important after all." – Peter Hitchens https://t.co/b3hY4PgNX1
That may be (and I myself did not get to Moscow until 1993) but my view is that, even under Sovietism, the family bonds in Russia were as strong as in the West, indeed more so.
This is quite interesting, and puts a figure on Government propaganda spending in recent months: Government struck £119m Covid advertising deal weeks before first lockdown https://t.co/sADojq9rnM
As with “black lives matter” etc, if people cannot see that the “panicdemic” is a giant conspiracy (built on a real but limited public health problem) then they must be dim indeed.
“Elderly Covid patients were denied intensive care during the height of the pandemic. It’s been revealed a triage tool drawn up at the request of England’s chief medical officer stopped over 80s from receiving potentially life-saving treatment in a bid to try and stop the NHS from being overrun” [Daily Mail]
Professor Ferguson (again)
“Professor Neil Ferguson, the controversial academic whose modelling heavily influenced the national lockdown in March, was accused of scaremongering after saying that people ‘will catch Covid-19 and die’ if families are allowed to mix on Christmas Day.” [Daily Mail].
Why doesn’t someone chuck that bastard off a cliff?
and… “Psychologists said Covid-19 may cause birth rates to fall, people to stay single for longer and for women to become more promiscuous.” [Daily Mail]. Professor Ferguson and his married “ho” (and her cuckold husband) will no doubt be interested to read that…
Meanwhile…
“I work in a law firm and have been told that some of the function is being outsourced to India where qualified lawyers will be doing our jobs for a fraction of our salary. We have been told to expect redundancy announcements any minute. Its not just hospitality and travel industries that are affected.“
“ChristinaV, Guildford, United Kingdom” [Daily Mail Comments]
@ClarkeMicah I keep hearing, 'the cure is worse than the virus'… what cure? Lockdowns/restrictions haven't cured or even helped anything. They shouldn't be put in this positive way. The response is worse than the virus… that's the fact!
This devastating piece of work by @FraserNelson completely explodes the founding myth of the virus panic (and the stupid mantra 'we should have locked down sooner) that the NHS was about to be overwhelmed by Covid in March-April. Please read and share https://t.co/WEIFuMG6sC
The “cuck” “prince” is now once again talking about “unconscious bias”. What about “unconscious bias” in favour of people like him? After all, were he not a “royal prince”, who would be interested in “his” views (the views driven into him by the Mulatta)? In fact, looking at him, I think that Harry would find it hard to get any ordinary job, certainly beyond the entry level.
Exactly. An excellent training exercise for the SBS, but in the end the African migrant-invaders won. They are here, probably in some mothballed business hotel (not exactly the Ritz, but, hey! a lot of homeless Brits would take it!). Once their details (probably fake) are logged, the invaders will be given about £50 a week pocket money and eventually found housing that should go to British families and individuals. Disgrace.
'I've seen quite enough civil disorder. I hate and fear it. I value the rule of law above all things. But I fear that if government policies continue there may be disorder. The government, and our governing class in general, need to act to avert this.' https://t.co/3otY4rC1aP
Hitchens is right. As for me, I too hate mobs and disorder, but also hate a society where the people are slaves or near-robots. The right balance between conformity and liberty (and licence) must be struck. The UK has, in the past 20 years, and plainly so in the past year, gone too far towards not only a serf-state, but a stupidly-governed serf-state.
All the safety valves are sealed. Opposition don't oppose. MPs don't scrutinise. Courts do not restrain. Much of the media wont criticise. When safety valves are blocked, you can expect the boiler to burst. Time these people did the jobs they're paid for. https://t.co/3otY4rC1aP
'The government takes away people's jobs, livelihoods and freedom. It governs by decree instead of by consent, what does it expect – that people will pour out on to the streets and wave flowers?' https://t.co/3otY4rC1aP
The BBC has so failed to abide by its Charter and Agreement, and the duty to be impartial on matters of controversy, that it should be disssolved and replaced with a new Public Service Broadcaster. I have defended it for years but cannot do so any longer. https://t.co/3otY4rC1aP
Again, I agree with Hitchens. I favour public service broadcasting, but the BBC is no longer that, or only incidentally. Lord Reith’s dictum, Inform. Educate, Entertain, is either ignored now, or complied with only in parody form.
The General Election of 2019 has washed up an almost embarrassing number of new deadhead MPs onto my golden shore. I have now an even wider choice than heretofore. Out of that mass, I have now chosen Selaine Saxby [Con, North Devon].
I have to admit that I had never heard of Selaine Saxby until yesterday. The material available online about her is sparse, but I think that one can come to an outline understanding of her character and background from what can be found.
Twitter has had much to say about Saxby, mostly critical:
The MP for North Devon has just gone and said some very cynical and mean-spirited things about Free School Meals.
One stand-out is: She hopes businesses which "are able to give away food for free … will not be seeking any further government support."https://t.co/piwkLA2OPp
Selaine Saxby, MP for North Devon, wrote that she 'very much' hoped businesses who helped feed hungry children 'will not be seeking any further government support' https://t.co/O6MdxvO2WS
You certainly do champion the hospitality industry. £500 a night hotels… on MP's expenses obviously (while also claiming rent) pic.twitter.com/6b5S89BmaW
.@SelaineSaxby has only been an MP for ten months, but she's already claimed £30,315.41 in expenses from the public purse. She voted not to feed poor children in the school holidays. 322 MPs voted against – here are their expenses https://t.co/u5t26PI7MTpic.twitter.com/QGZ7NaFHPC
I’m a Tory & have run Parliamentary offices for 30 years. I have huge issues with this administration & many of the new intake. There might be a reason you’re getting grief. Compassionate Conservatism seems to have passed you by. In a deadly pandemic your words are dreadful. pic.twitter.com/JYAU141wwE
Tell you what…I'll leave this here and just ask yourself "what pond life would allow children to starve during these unprecedented and difficult times?" Tory MPs! You are #ToryScumpic.twitter.com/DziIlVHTBt
You said anyone voluntarily feeding hungry children should not expect support from the government. It was crystal clear. You want to punish businesses for being humanitarians. Do they send you on some training course to rip the humanity out of you after you’ve become an MP?
As a former teacher who taught for over 34 years, rather than for 5 minutes, I know how complicated children’s lives can be, especially when they are living in poverty. You could have voted to help them; you didn’t. Shame on you.
What I find extraordinary about Selaine Saxby’s original comment is not only that it shows a complete absence of any compassion for the poor and struggling, but that it also attacks the very people most likely to vote Conservative: business people, company directors etc.
Selaine Saxby’s background
I had not previously encountered the Christian name “Selaine”. My brief researches have discovered that (unlike, say, Sharon, Sarah, Selena) “Selaine” has no classical or other meaning. There is some suggestion that it might be of French origin, but I have discovered that, in the whole of the past century, and in the whole world where records are available, only 80 girls were named Selaine, almost all between the years 1970-1990, and mostly in Brazil. A mystery.
Selaine Saxby was born in November 1970 in Coventry, and will be 50 within a few weeks. Her father was a school headmaster. Her school education is not, apparently, in the public domain; she then read Mathematics and Management at Cambridge.
I saw a tweet to the effect that Selaine Saxby is “a lawyer”, but that seems to be wrong. I can find no trace of her ever having qualified as either solicitor or barrister.
Having been born in 1970, Selaine Saxby probably graduated in the early 1990s, about 1991 or 1992. The years between then and 2000 are blank, it seems. What was she doing in those ~8 years? Sitting on a beach? Surfing? Working for MI5? We do not know.
Selaine Saxby started an online sport bra company (Lessbounce Ltd) in 2000. It seems to have been modestly successful, but was liquidated in 2016, with debts.
Other activities have included raising money for charity (though she seems to have done that as a “consultant”, i.e. she was paid, so there is no need to look upon her as having been particularly altruistic…).
Her Lessbounce (Lesbounce?) company was obviously no more than modestly successful. When it collapsed in 2016, she had already been working for a year as salaried Chief of Staff (big title for smallish job?) for gay Conservative Party MP, Ben Howlett [Con, Bath, 2015-2017]. As to Ms. Saxby’s own private life, Wikipedia, the several profiles of her online, and the MP’s own website, are silent.
After Ben Howlett lost his seat at Bath in 2017, Ms. Saxby’s job disappeared, so she became a schoolteacher (mathematics) at a state secondary in Bideford (North Devon) for what seems to have been only a few months, until a date in 2019. She had previously fought a doomed campaign at Llanelli (Wales), in 2015, in which contest she finished last out of four candidates.
Ideology
Nothing much is known of Ms. Saxby’s ideological stances except that she voted Leave in 2016, and was elected on the “get Brexit done” basis. Her recent comments seem to reflect unthinking “Daily Mail” views on social welfare. She seems to have said nothing publicly on questions of race and culture.
Attitude to money
I note that, since her election, Selaine Saxby has claimed expenses which have been not huge, and I find it odd that her “staffing costs” seem to have been only £885 in the past year (the maximum claimable is something like £165,000). She claims to take “a packed lunch” to Westminster! If true, rather silly and almost vulgar in view of MPs’ pay and expenses, especially when MPs get excellent restaurant food at Westminster for a few pounds, i.e. heavily subsidized, like the old Soviet “Kremlyovsky payok” (Kremlin ration).
I wonder whether she is not basically a bit of a skinflint. That would seem to explain her comments about both hungry children and struggling businesses.
Ms. Saxby is, incredibly, a member of the Work and Pensions Select Committee in the Commons (she gets extra pay for that).
Conclusion
Selaine Saxby’s recent comments well qualify her as a deadhead MP. I have read her own website and what has been written about her online by Wikipedia, in the Press, on Conservative Home, the House of Commons online resource etc. Phrasing this in the colloquial, I do not detect a lot going on there…
Having said that, she is not going anywhere. North Devon has alternated between Conservative and LibDem for decades, and before that, Liberal, in toto for over a century. Nick Harvey held the seat for the LibDems for 23 years (1992-2015), and Selaine Saxby took over the seat from another Conservative Party MP in 2019.
The collapse of LibDemmery nationwide has meant that a number of their former strongholds are now safe Conservative seats. North Devon is one. It seems, therefore, that Ms. Saxby will be around for some time.
Happened to hear on radio the plummy voice of a “Conservative” MP, and for the past months the Minister for International Trade, which turned out to be that of a Sri Lankan/Indian, albeit born in London, called Ranil Jayawardena [Con, North East Hampshire]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranil_Jayawardena. The constituency is one of the safest Conservative Party seats in the UK.
From where the plummy voice, though? Not from his local comprehensive school, which he attended before attending a nearby sixth-form college. The London School of Economics? Doubtful. He was then at Lloyds Banking Group, where he worked for several years until elected as MP in 2015.
Looking at the way things are going, wih Rishi Sunak talked about (puffed in the msm) as the next Prime Minister, it may be that, in the Commons as elsewhere, the real British people are being completely sidelined; marginalized. Outbred by the non-whites, as well. White Genocide.
“The Great Replacement”. No mere “conspiracy theory”. It’s happening. Just look around you.
Rishi Sunak is making it up as he goes along – and is therefore likely to become PM. My Sunday article for @Independenthttps://t.co/dBcI70Ses6
“There was more support (29%) for the claim that there is “a single group of people who secretly control events and rule the world together” regardless of who is in government. This was believed by 42% of 25- to 34-year-olds.” [The Guardian]
[an elderly couple in Knighton, in the Welsh Marches]
A rainswept Welsh hill town, in the open air, few if any others around, and a poor old couple who have evidently been scared out of their skins by the “virus” fear propaganda.
My wife has the gift of premonition. Last night she dreamed that Federal squads were in our home seizing guns, knives, “unauthorized foods” and stored water. They said we had been “reported”. Becca awoke crying. What happened to our freedom? She asked. What indeed.
The President of the United States arrives in a helicopter or an armoured car. Quite the contrast to Chancellor Merkel, seen here casually strolling through Berlin. She regularly does her own grocery shopping pic.twitter.com/c7DG5sFnwl
I recall an interview, on British TV in the mid 1970s, with Lindsay, the Mayor of New York in the 1960s and early 1970s, and conducted by either Michael Parkinson or David Frost. Lindsay said that he had been able to walk around in Manhattan, alone and unmolested (at first), until the atmosphere changed in the early 1970s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lindsay#Mayoralty; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lindsay.
Operation Dark Winter is also the basis of the storyline in Tom Clancy's The Division. A political and military coup by the Deep State following the outbreak of a deadly pandemic that ravages the United States.
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Professor Ferguson again! He has not even the grace to shut up, not even now! A serial fantasist. Stalin would have had him shot, and rightly so. So where will the professor spend Christmas? Breaking “the rules” again with his married “ho”?
Will no-one rid us of these turbulent “experts”?
Also, why does BBC Radio 4 Today Programme give this Ferguson charlatan airtime, and thus spurious credibility?
1/2 @starrider8008. There are different kinds of law. Generally they punish recognised crimes (evasion of taxes imposed by legitimate government in accrdance with manifetso, theft, violent assualt etc) or torts (failure to fulfil contracts, slander etc) . https://t.co/sCUE4wjvzq
2/3 @starrider8008. But they are proportionate to the offence (there's no death penalty for illegal parking, for example) and they tend to punish *actions*. The law on clothes is the law on decency. There are private parts of the body whose exposure is widely judged offensive. https://t.co/sCUE4wjvzq
3/4 @starrider8008 But laws passed by decree, without debate or electoral mandate, which compel the wearing of garments over parts of the body not generally deemed obscene, are a new developemnt in free societies. https://t.co/sCUE4wjvzq
4/4 @starrider8008You say 'you ain't free to not risk infection and die'. But you are. Till now states have recognised that the effort needed to prevent transmission of respiratory diseases(which can in rare cases be fatal) is unlikely to work & disproportionate to the risk. https://t.co/sCUE4wjvzq
I can't help your gullibility @timwilde16. The BBC is a propaganda channel, not a news service. 'Infections' are questionable positive tests,often of healthy people. Respiratory disease always increases at this time of year. Look at death rates in April/March and look at them now https://t.co/eIxCOAjrgL
Are you *sure* about that @tours732hammer? Positive mass abstention from these insulting contests between unacceptable candidates is increasingly a political as well as a moral duty. The political parties of the UK and USA need to be de-legitimised and replaced. https://t.co/am4CMHiRmj
Quite so @kazstirling . If you knew where to look you could read or listen to Sucharit Bhakdi(virtually a prophet), John Ioannidis and Sunetra Gupta, and others. But the BBC and others disgracefully unpersoned them, and the BBC still largely do. https://t.co/j21Znq1pkM
I suspect that 10 years hence the extradition(failed or successful)of Julian Assange will be seen as a key moment in our liberty and in US-UK relations. If you think Britain should be an independent state, or believe in a free press, there is only one side to be on. So be on it.
The “virus” hysteria is instructive for those who wonder how it was that the Inquisition could hunt down heretics, or the NKVD hunt down anti-Soviet dissidents (often imagined).
Poem of the night(1) 'To think that two and two are four and neither five nor three, the heart of man has long been sore and long 'tis like to be' A.E.Housman. 'When first this way to fair I took'.
Poem of the night (2). 'The glass is falling hour by hour, the glass will fall forever. But if you break the bloody glass, you won't hold up the weather'. Louis MacNeice 'Bagpipe Music'.
There goes the al fresco revolution? Westminster Council set to charge thousands of pounds in fees to allow hospitality businesses to continue using pavements for seating. https://t.co/4ujnB9uuw2
Oh, that’s clever: just when the pubs, cafes and restaurants are on their knees by reason of the stupid “lockdown”/shutdown and social distancing policies, hit them hard in the one thing they can do to make any money, i.e. serve customersin the open air! Is this more government and local government incompetence, or some kind of sinister plan to deliberately smash everything?
When Boris Johnson won his majority, most Tories believed he could unite a country bitterly divided by Brexit. Now, they fear his style of governing is eroding trust in the party and that Brand Boris has gone from affable optimist to incompetent bully https://t.co/E6oY71PlvT
Once again, the political pygmies of 2020 Britain are playing at being petty tyrants, issuing decrees and ordering people about (or pretending to). Look at this idiot!
“Welsh supermarkets have been ordered to only sell ‘essential goods’ to customers during the country’s 17-day lockdown.
First Minister Mark Drakeford will tell stores they are unable to sell items such as clothes to shoppers, and to prioritise other products deemed to be more important.” [Daily Mail]
I have to admit that I had never heard of Mark Drakeford. The sort of person who, before devolution, would have been something like a county councillor, rather than “First Minister” of the Welsh “Government”.
When I read about some silly little person like this laying down the law (probably invalid law at that), I am torn between laughing and being infuriated.
In fact, Wales is a bit of a rotten borough. I just saw that the present Police and Crime Commissioner (and what a stupid idea this “PCC” nonsense is anyway) is one Alun Michael, a Labour Party drone and a former, repeated, and proven, expenses cheat! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alun_Michael#Parliamentary_expenses_claims.
Great. The Police and Crime Commissioner for Wales is himself little better than a fraudster…
Reverting to the ridiculous Drakeford (purported) decree, what possible use can it be to insist that shops only sell “essential” items? Is the hope that fewer people will bother to go to shops? “Essential” is not even defined. Will we once more have police personnel checking purchases? In what little Welsh world will that prevent “Coronavirus” infection? It’s just mad.
So when the Welsh economy completely collapses, which cannot be far away anyway after the stupid 6-month “lockdown” (shutdown) imposed by Boris-idiot, who will pick up the pieces financially? The English taxpayer?
Thing is, you give silly little people like this Mark Drakeford real powers, and then they cannot exercise them usefully or intelligently. They have neither the background nor the common sense and intelligence. “Decrees” are made which are senseless.
Look at his other recent “decrees”, e.g. that people cannot travel from some parts of England to Wales. How is that even enforceable? It isn’t…
This whole “virus” panic in the UK and by that I mean the Boris-idiot “laws”, “rules”, and “advice” (and the way in which the police have acted as a poundland KGB militia) has damaged the rule of law, possibly permanently. You have a government that believes in power and only power, untrammeled by law. What do they think will be done to them should they ever be in the power of a dictator?
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) October 21, 2020
I had never heard of The Chop until the malicious Jew-Zionist cabal known as “Campaign Against Antisemitism” started screaming about it recently. I also have effectively no interest in woodworking. Oh, well, now “they” have managed to have The Chop chopped, thus spoiling the innocent pleasure of many people. It’s what “they” do best. That should give a nice little boost to “antisemitism”…
So…what percentage of guests on TV shows should be professional criminals? 1%? 2%? More? What percentage should be xyz? Based on recent elections etc, maybe 10% of TV guests should be social nationalists. Will never happen. Well, only when we purge the msm and the swine now running TV stations, and profiting from all the decadence.
You really shouldn't be surprised. Just another example of how the elite despise the heterosexual natives whose taxes they throw at 'minorities' and snort up their arrogant noses.
Incessant coverage of Sweden claiming Covid upsurge and imminent 'lockdowns'. Here are the facts about Covid deaths in Sweden https://t.co/Cz5AqDhs9x Supposed 'lockdowns' are voluntary recommendations. Note to editors: 'Voluntary Lockdown' is an oxymoron. https://t.co/CT0bzGmmC9
She did @snrlaboursauce. You just don't realise it yet. Check in with me in March, when Johnson and Hancock have totally wrecked the country for no good purpose. The sad thing is, if you'd see it now, we might save ourselves from utter ruin. https://t.co/C6PWNsxBL3
I am still waiting for my fellow journalists in Britain to defend Julian Assange against extradition, even though such an extradition would be a grave threat to free journalism in ths country. https://t.co/pJrphsW9J1
They will be. China’s power is already reaching into enfeebled Western societies which have ceased to care about or protect their laws and liberties. https://t.co/630ycf2aEg
Bob Moran gets it. Rishinomics solves nothing, saves no business or job permanently, just postpones the wrath to come. And there is wrath to come. https://t.co/1nKcwbUlFB
The System msm is now puffing Indian “clever boy”, Rishi Sunak, as Prime Minister in Waiting, just as they puffed Boris-idiot for years. Take a look at the recent tweets of, for example, John Rentoul. They can see that “Boris” is not only incompetent (so was David Cameron-Levita, so was Theresa May) but looks it. Answer? Replace “Boris” before too long. Anyway, if that fails, the Labour Party is once again (((occupied))) territory, so if necessary Keir Starmer will do what the System wants.
Working class North east people voting Tory! What did you expect would happen? Ice cream and Jelly! Save your crocodile tears😡 pic.twitter.com/pG0Q2nBiLT
You would imagine that Labour Party “socialism” had been a great success “up North” in recent decades…
If the Labour Party is so wonderful, why did the voters of 2019 abandon Labour (mostly in fact not voting “Conservative” but more usually just abstaining)?
As for “Comrade Geordie”, his heroes are thus: “heroes Bruce Lee , Tony Benn, Clem Attlee, Trotsky Marx Engels.” An idiot…
Here below is another not atypical example:
Also "patriotic flagshaggers" with UK/US/Israel flags combined on their profiles screaming about poppies and hating on starving kids
makes me want to buy a boat and smuggle people illegally.
Just to rid this shithole of bootlicking Tory inbreds.
For “Corbyn’s Jewish Cat”, “@ChampagneDosser”, the UK is “a shithole”, which he intends to improve by smuggling in blacks and browns, i.e. completely useless hordes, who mostly hate us as well as want to leech on us. I agree with him on one thing only, about those who combine the Israeli flag with the Union Jack on their Twitter profiles…
Another idiot, in short…
The radio announcement of the death of Adolf Hitler
Quite often, the revolutionaries on the ground are not theorists, philosophers or theologians; often disruptive social dissidents, angry young —or old— people, or even criminals of a sort…
— The Yeadon Campaign by NariceB (@Yeadoncampaign) October 23, 2020
At last . A 'mainstream' i.e. conformist political reporter, in this case @peston, begins to grasp the blazingly obvious truth about British politics. The Tories are not conservative. Gosh. Soon he will find out sun rises in east, not west. https://t.co/PhwEFvl9Ij
Those following the progress of the latest ridiculous prosecution of satirical singer-songwriter Alison Chabloz should be aware that her trial (and application to dismiss the charges) has been adjourned, on Crown Prosecution Service application, until 17 November 2020. May victory be hers.
The fury over a bloke with dodgy tattoos on a woodwork show on Sky History shows how ridiculous “anti-fascism” has become. These time-rich tweeters really think they are the heirs to the heroes of Cable Street. They need to grow up, says Brendan O’Neillhttps://t.co/ZPuAnXpWdE
I must have missed that particular storm in a Twitter teacup. Typical, though. The self-described “Left” (a term which, like “Right”, I never use), or (pseudo-) “socialist” element has nohing much to say.
In 1989, socialism died, all over the world. That was as true of British socialism or social democracy as it was of Soviet socialism (which just expired and evaporated within a couple of years, being replaced by “oligarchic” kleptocracy), and Chinese socialism (which kept the names and forms of socialism while transforming into complete cut-throat capitalism under overall State supervision).
In Britain, the Labour Party changed from a social-democratic party with socialist roots and pretensions into a basically finance-capitalist party with social-democratic pretensions. Clause 4 (nationalization) was ditched; within a few years it was uncontroversial for the half-Jew Mandelson, Tony Blair’s most important ally, to say that he was “intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich“. Imagine Clement Attlee, Harold Wilson or, say, James Callaghan saying that (in public)!
As Labour became a non-socialist party in the 1990s, the more socialist-oriented element in it became infected more and more with the peripheral politics of identity.
As a frequent browser in Collet’s London Bookshop in Charing Cross Road in 1976 (aged 19), I saw that they had shelves devoted to books and magazines about “sexual politics” and the like, as well as what became known as “multiculturalism”. I was social-national even then, and thought that those areas were, even in the context of Marxist/post-Marxist ideology, sideshows at best. I was right then, but wrong down the line, because it was exactly that sort of stuff that eventually took over, not the Labour Party as such, but the more “socialist”-leaning element within it.
What are the concerns of those “socialists” on, say, Twitter? “Refugees” (most of whom are bogus anyway); “LGBT” etc; supporting all the “Covid-19” nonsense (facemasks, lockdowns etc); “black lives matter”. After all those, maybe poverty too, but the real old-style socialists focussed on relief of poverty as of prime importance, together with the whole socio-economic pattern of society. Also, those old-style activists had a idea of how to achieve their objectives. The post-Marxists have exchanged that for what amounts to a virtue-signalling whine.
The Twitterati who think themselves “socialist” (there are exceptions), especially the “antifa” element and the Jew-Zionists, find their greatest pleasure and victory when someone with whom they disagree (usually unthinkingly) is expelled from Twitter. Most interesting tweeters (like me, if I immodestly say so) are now gone from increasingly dull Twitter.
Also, the Twitterati are often found complacently reciting that xyz (like me) have rightly been expelled from Twitter because “Twitter, Facebook, YouTube etc are commercial companies and can expel or deny service to anyone”. Pretty pathetic. A surrender to the marketplace, and a quasi-monopolistic marketplace at that. No thought as to the rights of the citizen qua citizen (eg free speech rights) going beyond mere contractual rights.
One might add that Twitter is the main playground of such people. Not the real world where real events happen and where questions of politics, questions of importance, are decided.
Whining on Twitter (“slacktivism”) becomes the substitute for real political or social action.
You can see all of that in the Corbyn saga of recent years. Corbyn Labour was not without its virtues, though Corbyn was really a surviving example of an old-style socialist surrounded by those new-style pseudo-socialist virtue-signallers; political coelacanth [“Coelacanths were thought to have become extinct in the Late Cretaceous, around 66 million years ago, but were rediscovered in 1938…The coelacanth was long considered a “living fossil““— Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coelacanth].
The result of the obsession with peripheral matters (perhaps the most bizarre and off-piste is re. “transphobia”) has been that Labour itself (and the so-called “Left” in general) has become politically almost irrelevant, despite the Labour Party being the only major “opposition” to a Conservative Party government of surpassing incompetence.
Matters of wide public concern: mass immigration and migration-invasion; education; NHS services; a future for the young; security for the old; the environment; housing; pay and benefits.
There are really only two groups now vying for ideological supremacy under the superficial show of politics: the System of “ZOG”, “NWO” etc, and social nationalism. The so-called “Left”, though vocal, is an irrelevance on the wider stage.
The year 2022, 33 years on from the last “reset” of world politics in and after 1989, will be of prime importance. Large-scale change.
If I was reverting to referencing benefits in response to every question & concern about poverty, unemployment & hungry children, I'd make an effort to fix the travesty of Universal Credit which is knowingly & deliberately pushing the most vulnerable into poverty, @BorisJohnson.
Yes but during the holidays 100% of state schools are closed. And it is no secret that universal credit is not enough for a family to live on and not quick or easy to get on if you have recently lost your job. Children are going to go hungry. How can you justify that?
As you’re such an expert on “many benefits”, please tell us how much money parents will get from Universal Credit, after loosing their incomes due to covid??? And then tell us how you’d pay your bills and “budget” on that??? Tories and their supporters are horrible people.
NEW: "The threat of sanctions is causing huge anxiety for people claiming Universal Credit who are shielding".@SeemaMalhotra1 says the continued threat of benefit sanctions when the government has lost control of the virus is completely untenablehttps://t.co/GKvBMptCVi
Imagine being so blindly loyal to a failing bunch of incompetent liars that you would read a pre-prepared statement advocating against providing school meals for children.
Brendan Clarke-Smith is Tory Scum. A pathetic, spinless little worm. https://t.co/iTXZadu82i
I had not previously heard of this backwoods MP. Seems that he was a teacher, somewhere; where? Only a (brief?) stint as headmaster of an unspecified school in Romania is noted. I suspect that he is yet another chancer and freeloader in the Commons. A Romanian wife who is a doctor in Bassetlaw, wherever that is (actually, Nottinghamshire). A prime candidate for my “Deadhead MPs” series. Watch this space.
In Brendan ‘nationalising children’ Clarke-Smith, Bassetlaw seems to have managed to find an MP even worse than John Mann. Solidarity with all those in the constituency who did not vote for him. You deserve better. As do children.
Perhaps Clarke-Smith might think about how real pay and the real level of State benefits have declined over the years, placing many —even many who are in full-time work— in poverty. He himself has presumably been able to live off his wife’s earnings (at least to a large extent) for years.
Source: 'But Conservative MP for Bassetlaw MP Brendan Clarke-Smith – who says he was a recipient of free school meals when he was a child – opposed the motion.'https://t.co/vO4BVmjHmM
Has anyone yet identified this superb citizen of Barnsley, who in a few clear phrases speaks more sense than you could hear in a month from the chattering classes in Parliament or on the disgraceful BBC? https://t.co/gDEogTqrzV
to vote against feeding poor children during a pandemic where parents are being denied universal credit, made redundant, unable to find new jobs bc the state of the economy, increasing costs EVERYWHERE etc just wow. but a pay rise for mp’s is apparently a necessity..?
Look at this despicable+seriously overweight man, claiming that "so much has been done for Universal Credit etc" completely ignoring the fact that a) UC is an utter shambles and b) hungry children can NOT wait for the months-long struggles to get food into their tummies🤬 https://t.co/7DlNtlg1eU
— Shoshana 🐝3.5% ⚪️🔴⚪️ Let's get into #GoodTrouble (@shoshanade) October 22, 2020
Sack this furlough & Universal Credit Shite. We need a Universal Basic Income. Minimum £1000 per month. This would still be less than minimum wage,more than the state pension,but liveable. Whether this is per person or household is debatable. This is affordable. 🙏😷🏴🏴🏴👍
Tory MPs blaming parents for children going hungry should really take a look at themselves. 10years of austerity, cuts to the system as well punitive universal credit measures has not helped people. Child poverty and homelessness has rocketed on their watch!
The idea that evil hypocrites such as Dunce Duncan Smith, the jew “lord” Freud, Esther McVey and Therese Coffey want to “help” people is naive, to say the least.
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No such thing as cake, I found milk, sugar and eggs in the recipe. This cake purity is ridiculous.
— 🏴☄️ Akura_Elvas ☄️🏴 (@AkuraElvas) October 21, 2020
Britain was greatest when her people weren’t being brainwashed into thinking they didn’t exist.
Imagine thinking our right to self-determination as indigenous people should ever be up for discussion. It’s not about appealing to the UN. It’s about appealing to our own. https://t.co/oL2l165Tig
Why does @ChtyCommission allow Zionist groups to ‘police’ UK citizens using tactics synonymous with The Cheka police. How long before ‘volunteers’ claim leather coats on expenses? Make no mistake #Chekism is alive and well just watch Joe Glasman’s video. https://t.co/zZvuGe5HWg
I would recommend that you inject some realism into your life. And what risks are you actually referring to? The selfish ones are those that are not bothering to look into what is really happening and are just lazily watching the TV and repeating what the 'paid for' puppets say pic.twitter.com/NM108ukNP3
1/2 Yes, but Professor Gupta is *also* more qualified than her (or you) to judge (and more qualified than Johnson, come to that) and *she* disagrees with Whitty. Experts aren't an excuse for ceasing to think . Intelligent people grasp that @jtwentyman. https://t.co/Wi53DEKAFi
2/2 @jtwentyman. But the BBC can be proud of you. Amazingly, you have managed to get through the past six months *wholly* unaware of the existence of scientific controversy (among experts!) about the wisdom of shutdown policies. Gosh. https://t.co/Wi53DEKAFi
The facemask zealots all pretend to be following The Science, but in reality their zealotry goes far deeper and has nothing to do with science, and everything to do with some strange wish to conform.
@DFlatwhite. You miss the point. Whatever people say in exalted moments, they support the NHS (and boy, do they, through heavy taxation) because they expect it to be there for them and their families when they need it. https://t.co/2MdBl9QlUO
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