Greta Nut commentary
Interesting discussion and interview with “cancelled” (msm-censored) historian, David Starkey.
I had better not say what I think of Greta Thunberg, or what might happen in an ideal world. We do not have freedom of expression any more in the UK. I have blogged about her, though, including this from two years ago: https://ianrobertmillard.org/2019/09/29/greta-thunberg-system-approved-wunderkind/.
If Greta Thunberg did not exist, it would be necessary for the international conspiracy to invent her. Oh, no, wait…
Another interesting video
Tweets seen today
I did not know that that trial had started; if it has concluded, I have seen no report of it. As of today, she is still tweeting:
I hope that the Welsh teaching contingent teach the children of Wales how much better Africa was when Europeans ruled most of it. Especially between 1945 and until European colonies ceased to exist in the 1960s and 1970s. I doubt that that will be taught, though…
Claudia Webbe is ignorant, and as thick as two short planks.
The voters of Leicester East have been unfortunate. First the corrupt and sleazy Indian, Keith Vaz, and now this thick waste of space. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leicester_East_(UK_Parliament_constituency)#Elections_in_the_2010s.
If people never speak, they cannot spread “subversive” ideas such as free speech, freedom of expression, or the idea that Europe would be far better without (((certain elements))).
I rather like the tweets of @EternalEnglish. I urge any readers with Twitter accounts to follow that account while they can, before (((the usual suspects))) have it expunged. I might not agree with all of what he says, but, adapting the lyrics of “Meatloaf”, “nine out of ten ain’t bad”.
[Update, 3 October 2022: as I feared, the Jew lobby has now had tweeter “@EternalEnglish” removed from Twitter].
When I was a barrister practising from chambers in Exeter (2002-2008), I had contact with some of the Devon (and East Cornwall) hunting/shooting country set. Not necessarily “bad people”, but not particularly “good” either. Overall, just rather backward in terms of attitude, I should say.
Facemask nonsense
(Q: is “laughter the best medicine”?)
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I am no medic, but there has been, from the start, something not right about the whole System narrative around the Covid-19 “panicdemic”.
First of all, in early 2020, we were told that this was something almost akin to the 1970s British TV series, Survivors (no relation to the funny Alison Chabloz banned song of the same name): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivors_(1975_TV_series); incidentally, writing this, I notice that Survivors was remade in 2008, still with the same idea, i.e. that a Chinese lab releases a deadly virus, which spreads worldwide, changing everything…makes you think.
So, anyway, we were all thoroughly frightened in early 2020. However, measures such as the facemask nonsense were not implemented in the UK for about another 7 months. In some parts of Europe, notably Sweden, there was no panic, no facemask nonsense, all the bars and offices stayed open, and —quelle surprise— outcomes were better than in the UK and the other panicked parts of Europe (France, Germany, Italy, Belgium etc).
Since then we have seen that, in the world as a whole (even on the very inflated and misapplied statistics used), maybe 5 million people have died of or, rather, with “the virus”, which figure sounds huge but is out of 8 BILLION people. In other words, roughly one person out of every 1,800.
In fact, most of the deceased had other life-threatening problems anyway, many have been very aged (thus with low immunity), and many have become part of the death-statistics simply because they had (unreliable) positive tests for “the virus” up to a month prior to their death (which might even have been in a car accident). Absurd.
The UK is now going to be hit with poverty and restriction thanks to the policies applied for nearly two years by part-Jew chancer “Boris” and Indian “clever boy” Rishi Sunak. Pensioners are going to be hit as far as they can be without alienating their mainly pro-Conservative Party votes entirely; taxes overall will be increased by stealth as far as possible.
Huge amounts that could have been spent improving infrastructure and/or the environment have been just squandered on nothing much, squandered for no reason.
The crazed “furlough” payments and other policies did not come free of charge, though the masses probably, in fact clearly, assumed that they did.
More tweets
Interesting. Even less favourable than I would have assumed. A small sample, though.
A far larger sample than with the previous tweets, but once you adjust for the inbuilt Remainer bias on Twitter, the result is, in reality, probably not far off 50-50 again.
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Keep chucking a few msm crumbs at Ash Sarkar and her cohorts, and the System will have no trouble from them, none at all. Give her a regular TV slot, and she will say (and probably do) almost anything…
See also: https://ianrobertmillard.org/2019/01/01/disordered-and-infantile-people/.
Meanwhile, and while free speech in the UK is being destroyed by, mainly, Jew-Zionists, the BBC has seen fit to make a TV drama series, Ridley Road, portraying Jew terrorists, gangsters, and other thugs of the 1960s, as heroes.
Britain: the view from New York
Late tweets
A girl I once knew had a Jamaican record, the lyrics of which went something like “Execute de corruptors!“…
Perhaps it is the right time to supply a few links about Mosley, to redress the imbalance caused by (((the usual))) BBC and other msm propaganda: https://www.oswaldmosley.com/; https://www.sanctuarypress.com/; https://www.sanctuarypress.com/bookshop/civilization-as-divine-superman/; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oswald_Mosley.
Possible, yes. Also very short-lived.
As Labour is now, its only hope of office is to get to within about 50-60 seats of a Commons majority, and then to make a compact of some sort with the SNP and its MPs (numbering, at present, 45). However, the SNP would only make such a compact on the firm understanding of an early Indyref Mark 2. If that were to happen, and if, then, the SNP won such a second “indyref”, then the UK would break up, the SNP would no longer be in the Commons at all, and Labour as a party of government would be history.
Good point from Hitchens here. The point is valid also in respect of the Second World War. In the UK, great strides were being made in the 1930s in the areas of town planning, housing etc; the Depression poverty of the North was certainly not replicated in the South of England, generally speaking, certainly not in the late 1930s. The War spoiled much of the good that was happening. Britain only started to recover from its pyrrhic victory from or after 1955.
Late music
Ian Robert Millard 
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/28/europe/far-right-attack-plan-netherlands-prime-minister-mark-rutte-intl-scli/index.html The evidence seems a bit vague to put it mildly! 🤔
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzdEP7u6ir0. Re. Ridley Road: looks like an attack on Colin Jordan’s NSM. I wonder if HnH and the Board of Deputies had an input? I also noticed a couple of actors/activist’s – Tracy Ann Oberman and Eddie Marsan! 🤨
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Watcher:
I believe that the “62 Group” also contained Gerry Gable (who ran the now-defunct “Searchlight” magazine that featured me, not very approvingly, a couple of times). He helped to burgle the flat of David Irving, but the prosecution of that was half-hearted. I was briefly and slightly acquainted with Gable’s later (and much younger) wife, Sonia (nee Hochfelder) in 1976.
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Hello Ian! Lots of interesting stuff today!
First of all, thank you for posting that little video from that adorable piglet uploaded on Twitter by “Juliana”. What a beautiful little creature!
Second: I hate hunters, especially the sadistic bunch that chases foxes who are torn to pieces for their enjoyment. I would love to be able to do the same to them, let’s see how they like it!
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Ha. Yes. I was sitting, in 1998, in a restaurant in Brussels with two brothers, one a former British Army officer, and the other also with an official background. They were talking about ideas for emerging markets. I said that I had an idea. They listened. I started to talk about how people, mainly Russian and Chinese poachers, were hunting tigers in Eastern Siberia. They looked horrified, until I explained that my idea was to *hunt the hunters*, charging Americans and Germans top dollar for that ultimate hunting thrill! Ultimate “Pirsch”…
I was of course, in the colloquial English phrase, “winding them up”. A bad habit that I try to curb these days…
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This may be of special interest to you as a former barrister. I was reading about the great British barrister Thomas Erskine (1750-1823) whom I consider a great man.
In 1792, against the advice of his friends, he took on the defence of Thomas Paine who had been charged with seditious libel for the publication of the second part of his “Rights of Man”. (Defending Paine was as unpopular as defending Alison Chabloz). Erskine lost but he asserted the duty of English barristers to take a case regardless of its unpopularity. Here is a fragment of his speech:
“I will for ever, at all hazards, assert the dignity, independence, and integrity of the English Bar, without which impartial justice, the most valuable part of the English constitution, can have no existence. From the moment that any advocate can be permitted to say that he will or will not stand between the Crown and the subject arraigned in the court where he daily sits to practise, from that moment the liberties of England are at an end.”
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Claudius:
Very good. Sadly, I feel that most English barristers today are so in hock either to the State or to the Jewish solicitors and Jewish lobby generally, that they have no professional honour worth anything anyway.
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Yes. I agree with you absolutely. The problem is that this disease is not limited to the UK. The whole Western world is rotten to the core. In Spanish, there is an old saying: “Poderoso señor es don Dinero!” which can be translated as “Mr. Money is a powerful lord indeed!”.
My father was what you can call “a gentleman of the old school” and he despised/hated people who sold themselves out. I inherited that sentiment.
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Inspired by the video of the piglet uploaded by Juliana here goes a video about “Dragonlord”, the pig who thinks he is a cat!
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Re. the conversation you had about hunting: it reminded me of this old movie lol! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLiohugUvgk
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Very good. Count Zaroff, a master of Pirsch.
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