Radio 4 Today Programme
Jew-Zionist activist Rachel Riley interviewed about “Internet trolls”. Wants users of Twitter etc to have to use their real names. Other Jewish Zionists are pushing the same line; Margaret Hodge for one.
In a sense, I am not completely against that idea. When I was on Twitter (2010-2018, though I only started to tweet prolifically from 2011 or 2012), I had only one account, and that account was under my own name (“@ianrmillard“).
I was rarely called a “troll” even by the Jewish/Zionist element, probably because I usually put over my own views and ideas rather than responding to tweets by others. The only one I can recall who used the term “troll” in relation to me was the half-Jew, and Zionist, hypocrite Oliver Kamm [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Kamm] who, after my 2016 disbarment [https://ianrobertmillard.org/2017/07/09/the-slide-of-the-english-bar-and-uk-society-continues-and-accelerates/] referred to me in the national Press as “one of my trolls“.
I can only suppose that Kamm wanted to present himself as the “important” person who therefore has “trolls” attacking him. I rather see it the other way round: I cannot recall ever sending any tweet or other message to Kamm, but I seem to recall him tweeting once or twice about me…It’s several years ago now, but I am sure that Kamm was either mistaken or lying. Call it what you will.
Kamm also, as usual, called himself, in that newspaper comment, “a near-absolutist on free speech” but commended my disbarment for having posted a few tweets! I was disbarred for having tweeted FIVE tweets (out of 150,000+ posted from 2010-2016).
All those five tweets were general comments about society; none was addressed to any person directly, and I think that only two persons were mentioned by name. One was Michael Gove, whom I called something like “a pro-Jew, pro-Israel, expenses cheat“. That was true in all particulars and was known to be true even in 2016. I was unaware at the time that snivelling Gove was or is also a cocaine abuser.
Gove has never sued me, and has never threatened to sue me, incidentally.
The other person I mentioned in one of those tweets was Nicholas Sarkozy, to whom I referred as a corrupt gesticulating little Jew (I think). I was wrong insofar as Sarkozy is in fact only part-Jew. The rest was right, though (the bastard is presently on trial for corruption, alongside a Jew lawyer): https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/08/nicolas-sarkozy-graft-trial-prosecutors-call-for-four-year-sentence.
The main irony of Jewish persons such as Rachel Riley and Margaret Hodge calling for all tweeters (etc) to use their own names and so be identifiable online, is that most of the worst Jew (and/or “antifa”) trolls on Twitter use pseudonyms in order to troll people. I was (and still am) a victim of all that, as are many others.
It took a lot of effort for persecuted singer-songwriter Alison Chabloz and others to identify some of the most disgusting and sadistic Jew-Zionist trolls, such as Stephen Silverman and Stephen Applebaum of the fake charity known as “Campaign Against Antisemitism”. Those two now tweet mainly under their own names, via “@ssilvuk” and “grubstreetsteve”, though Applebaum is still tweeting occasionally via “@rattus2384”.
I cannot be bothered to list all the Jewish and/or “antifa” trolls on Twitter using pseudonyms. Many.
Reverting to the Today Programme, as usual its bias showed clearly. Unlike many of its interviewees, Rachel Riley was interviewed almost absurdly respectfully, certainly not questioned closely about her demands.
Some fellow called Bruce Stacey, a supposed expert on social media, was also interviewed, and referred to “the American notion of free speech“!
“American notion“?! Unbelievable. So speaketh “the experts”!
Of course, the real reason the likes of Margaret Hodge etc want people to tweet only under their own names is so that persons critical of Jewish and Israeli behaviour can be more easily persecuted and, indeed, prosecuted. However, it may be that we have to stand up and be counted. Stand up for European life, people, and standards!
Boris the poundland Chamberlain
Very recently, I blogged about how Boris-idiot would play either the poundland Chamberlain, waving his piece of paper and proclaiming “peace in our time (with the EU)“, or the poundland Churchill, shaking his fist at the EU and proclaiming “we shall never surrender (to the EU)“. Well, looks like “Chamberlain” won…
Tweets seen
Old film
Happened to see this film on YouTube. Last saw it many years ago. Despite the obviously propagandistic nature of it, quite interesting:
More tweets
“Two young…guys“? That last word doesn’t seem quite right, somehow…
“Merry Christmas!“…”BANG…BANG…” (Endex).
Afternoon music
A train down Memory Lane
Saw this clip from 1967, showing the Buckinghamshire station (Denham Golf Club Halt) from which I travelled daily into London for 6 months in 2001-2002:
A good service. Only about 20 minutes to Marylebone with one stop en route (Denham). In those days (2001-2002) they even had a small First Class bit at the back (sadly now discontinued, or so I read somewhere).
In the morning, waiting for the one train that stopped there, there were always the same half-dozen or so people, who always stood in their accustomed positions on the little platform (as did I, mainly because the only First Class bit was a sectioned-off third of the rear coach).
Tweets seen
“Peace in our time with the EU”… Ursula von der Leyen looks pleased, as if she has won…I suppose that both sides would say that this was not a zero sum game. All the same, I wonder…
Christmas Eve
Christmas greetings to all well-intentioned readers of my blog.
Christmas greetings to all British and European people.
Christmas greetings to the wider world.
Late music
Ian Robert Millard 
The film has been blocked. Quelle surprise. Regards ☮️
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AlexanderScottish:
Has it? Damn. Sorry about that! You may be able to get it direct from YouTube.
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Thanks Ian.
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Huw Peach, there is no point trying to converse or engage in any kind of intelligent debate with Peter Hitchens about Covid 19. The bloke is a fanatical libertarian extremist on this question and that should be self evident when he doesn’t even recognise the fact that Covid deaths are EXCESS to the numbers who die normally every day. I would just call him an evil, effectively Covid 19 denying cunt and end the conversation there.😡🤬
I only hope the authorities in this county don’t bother to waste any vaccines on this evil, pitiful wretch as they should only be used on decent, humane, civilised people who recognise the reality of Covid 19, want to help the county fight it and prevent even more sad EXCESS deaths.🙄🤬😡☹️😞
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What strange priorities this wretchedly incompetent and moronic ‘Tory’ government has!🙄
They want to restrict freedom of speech still further as regards normal and decent people with patriots no doubt being in the firing line particularly yet evil bastards like Peter Hitchens can write tweet after tweet after tweet and article upon article encouraging the many weak-minded and lawless idiots we have in this county to treat with contempt public heath measures for dealing with Covid 19 thereby helping to put vulnerable people into an early grave, making others severely ill and wrecking our economy and delaying the country getting back to some sense of normality!🙄🙄🙄🙄
This country under the grotesque misrule of the fake CONServative Party and Labour can only be described as a very, very SICK country indeed and I only wish I could emigrate to somewhere sane like Switzerland.😡🤬😞☹️
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Well, m’Lord of Essex, were we going to agree re. the “virus” “crisis”, we would have done so long ago!
All the same, wishing you a Merry Christmas.
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I wish you a Merry Christmas too, Ian! Let us hope the New Year is brighter for Britain, Europe and the World and that this awful virus finally goes away or reduces in severity so that it doesn’t kill even more people than it sadly already has done.
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M’Lord of Essex:
Next up, WW3 (probably)…The Four Horsemen usually ride together…
but that is a problem for some other day.
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Well, Peter Hitchens, I certainly don’t wish you a Merry Christmas so, please, don’t express those sentiments to me. With any luck, you will catch Covid 19 soon and die from it as you have spent nearly a whole year effectively in so many words helping to put others six feet under thereby shattering the lives of others and ruining their Christmases for years to come and even now you have absolutely no sign of a guilty complex about your evil writings and show no form of repentance for them.
In a half-way decent country like Singapore you would be arrested for your grotesquely irresponsible antics this year encouraging the breaking of justified public heath regulations. 🙄🤬😡
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M’Lord of Essex, I am not Peter Hitchens!
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I know you aren’t. Yes, I have a tendency to write comments where I am not actually addressing the person who I am directly referring to.
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Please, Ian, whatever you do don’t compare Neville Chamberlain to Boris-Moron-Idiot. Chamberlain did have his faults like all PM’s do one of the worst of his being naivety about the true intentions of others but from what I have read about Chamberlain he was basically a very decent, humane and thoughtful kind of man who had mostly very noble intentions, wasn’t an inveterate liar and did have some sort of an idea about what Britain’s true national interests were. In many ways, he was our last true Tory PM.
All this means he can’t be compared in any way to Boris Idiot and to be frank it is insulting to Neville to do so!
Chamberlain could dress himself properly and had a decent haircut too amongst the other obvious ways he differs with the present psychopathic liar/Unkempt Oaf/Benny Hill impersonator in No 10.
As you may have guessed I am not a fan of Boris! I bet you would never be able to tell! LOL 😄😎🤣🍷👌😂😂😂
Let us hope Boris resigns soon! Mind you, the Tories will no doubt plumb the depths still further choosing someone to replace him!🙄🙄🙄
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Richard Edmonds was the real deal. His courage over timidity brightens our way. He saw injustice and tried to right it. He saw ignorance and tried to enlighten it, and he saw evil and tried to fight it.
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DJF:
Thank you. I had of course heard of Richard Edmonds, but never met him (unsurprisingly, because I took no part in active politics from 1979 to 2009 and little since then in terms of meeting people etc). Seems to have been a true idealist.
While you are here, let me wish you a Merry Christmas despite the above.
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