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Take a look at the readers’ comments (and voting) to that Daily Mail story: hundreds, and even thousands, of favourable votes for every unfavourable one.
The West is in social and cultural crisis, and it may only take the addition of an economic one for us to raise the banners of social national renaissance.
Russia also has its problems, of course.
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…and soon, online criticism of those corrupt bastards will be censored, barred from social media by the Online Harms Bill presently going through Parliament, supported by what remains of the Labour Party…
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For me, life under “Covid” or, more accurately, under the toytown police state imposed (using “the virus” as excuse and battering ram) in 2020 and 2021, though irritating, has been no more stressful than before, possibly because I have not been in Bar practice —or other daily activity requiring one to be on the qui vive— for over a decade now.
I laughed to see that the pathetic rump of the New Statesman thinks that “normality” is returning. I suppose they mean cretinous persons are again allowed to cram into loud unpleasant “clubs” etc.
Strange to think that, half a century ago, the New Statesman was a politically-important publication. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Statesman
Vaccine passports, the (continuing though ebbing) facemask nonsense, the pointlessness of travel under the plethora of (UK and other) “rules” and laws, the ever-worsening migration-invasion, supermarkets with gaps on the shelves, a “British” Cabinet where almost all the Cabinet ministers are Jews, Indians, Pakistanis, Kurds etc. This is “normal”?
All that, and still newer restrictions and repressions are planned, not least the “Online Harms Bill”, which may be law (for what that is worth) by early 2022. Then, goodbye to any but the most colourless “free speech” online.
2022, the first year of the next 33-year cycle. Most significant year since 1989.
The Great Reset, allied to the Great Replacement of whites by blacks, browns, Chinese etc, then eventually the mixed-race population promoted by Coudenhove-Kalergi.
Patriotic Alternative broadcast
I was just listening to the above, and still am (as I write). Worth a listen, though I cannot say that I am getting a lot from it. At least Mark Collett is doing whatever he can, while he can.
Guest on that show is one Thomas Balogh, leading light of the National Justice Party of the USA.
Of course, these days people cannot say much even on Internet “radio”, without being harassed, or even arrested and prosecuted: Alison Chabloz, the persecuted singer-songwriter and satirist, was actually imprisoned because (partly because) she took part in a discussion on a podcast of that sort.
I do not usually bother to listen to such discussions, but happen to be listening to that one, so have posted the link so that others can decide what they think of it.
Incidentally, they discuss the UK System “Prevent” programme. I blogged about it three years ago: https://ianrobertmillard.org/2018/05/30/one-mans-extremism-is-another-mans-struggle-for-liberty-and-justice/.
[Re. that podcast by Collett: I listened, in the end, to about 45 mins out of the 2 hours].
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The ZOG/NWO System in the UK is shutting down (in fact, has already largely shut down or very heavily restricted) the channels of legitimate and peaceful socio-political expression. Where does that leave the people of Britain?
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Scandal.
She looks Jewish. Quelle surprise. No idea who it is, though.
[addendum, 2 October 2021: the tweet, with video clip, has been expunged]
Idiots. Just idiots. Sitting in their million-pound houses in Somerset, insulated from reality by family money and/or private pensions, and quite likely private healthcare as well. In lay terms, also traitors, supporting the flood of migrant-invaders into this country. Pity there does not exist an SA to teach them the error of their ways.
[addendum, 2 October 2021: the tweet has been expunged]
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Ian Robert Millard 
Piers Portman sentenced to four months in jail. Follows on from the Alison Chabloz case. Is jailing Shoah deniers counterproductive?
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Mr. Goggins:
Neither Alison Chabloz nor Piers Portman were imprisoned for “denial” of the so-called “holocaust” (or “shoah”, as some Jews call their misfortunes of the early 1940s).
Portman’s sentence seems absurdly harsh. Not only 2 months (in reality) in prison, but costs of £10,000 and “compensation” of another £10,000 to be paid to the alleged “victim” (the fanatical Zionist, Falter).
Having said that, I have noticed over the past few years how imprisoning those and other people tends to raise public profile(s)…even some Zionist Jews have said that such measures taken result in more support for “anti-Semitism” etc.
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Alison agrees with you.
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Mr. Goggins:
So did the judges.
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I don’t have anything against the Jewish community, I feel that free speech has been eroded, as have civil liberties.
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Mr. Goggins:
Free speech and civil liberties *have* indeed been eroded in the UK (and elsewhere). Most of that repression, certainly in the UK, has been and is instigated by Jews.
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We agree to differ, in a civilized manner.
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Mr. Goggins:
Yes.
I am not Jewish; neither are you…
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I am Irish, Scots and a pinch of Vlaamse.
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Hello Ian: How similar our points of view are! I always despised/dislike the so-called “nightclubs”, always crowded, full of smoke (I hate smoking!) and awfully noisy thanks to the so-called “music” they were playing. I think I must have gone to a dozen of them between 1976 and 1980 (when I was 17-21 years-old). At that time it was considered the best way to get/pick-up a girl; well, I never did! (LOL)
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Claudius:
In some respects our views co-incide.
As to smoking, while I have never been a cigarette smoker, or a smoker of illegal substances, I used to enjoy Havana cigars, mostly in my thirties, so decades ago.
I bought some myself, and had a girlfriend who travelled overseas several times a month, and used to pick some up for me at airport Duty Free shops. Partagas, Hoyo de Monterey etc
I sometimes used to buy some cigars from Florida, too (King Edward Invincibles, no longer made, at least no longer available in the UK or the EU), though Havanas are of higher quality. I stopped smoking cigars generally about 25 years or more ago, and do not think that I have had any cigar for about 15 or more years.
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http://www.renegadetribune.com/how-to-spot-covid-19-misinformation-by-dr-sam-bailey/ Good video!
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I am glad you stopped smoking, a very bad habit. Incidentally, I discovered a great Englishman called Henry Williamson and here is a nice website which you probably already know:
https://www.oswaldmosley.com/henry-williamson/
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Another great Englishman, unfortunately, there were very few like him. How wonderful would be to have today a couple of great newspapers championing the cause of social-nationalism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Harmsworth,_1st_Viscount_Rothermere
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