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On this day a year ago
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Well, this week brings another victory over political journalist John Rentoul, who scored 5/10. I myself scored 8/10.
I did not know the answers to questions 1 and 9 (in fact, I did “really” know the answer to question 9, but could not bring the name to mind, so did not award myself that one. #MoralHighGround…).
From the newspapers
“Peak Britain” in 2023?
“Ensuring lockdown and quarantine rules were stringently enforced became something of an obsession for Matt Hancock and the rest of the Cabinet as Covid cases continued to spiral throughout 2021.
Leaked messages from his WhatsApp account show the Health Secretary, Boris Johnson and Priti Patel reacting to examples of police down on rulebreakers with almost childlike glee – hailing the cases as ‘brilliant’ and ‘superb’.
In another exchange, Mr Hancock and Simon Case, the UK’s top civil servant, are seen joking about travellers being forced into quarantine hotels at airports – with Mr Case calling their plight ‘hilarious‘.”
[Daily Mail]
Hancock, Priti Patel, and that useless nerd Simon Case, all deserve a good kicking at the very least. The same is true of all ministers and MPs involved in the “panicdemic” nonsense.
One of the comments of the Daily Mail readers says it all:
“Emily1848, Birmingham, United Kingdom, moments ago
So now we see the contempt and actual joy with which Hancock, Patel and others felt and acted as they destroyed our freedoms and futures. All this mockery of the populations suffering at their hands, and yet they couldn’t even do their bloody jobs competently either!“
[Readers’ Comments, Daily Mail].
Lenin was right: “a revolution without firing squads is not worth much“.
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Until recently, Russian people did not think of Ukraine, or Belorussia (now Belarus), or the Baltic states (the “pribaltika“), or other areas such as Kazakhstan (where I myself once lived for a year) as “foreign“, but rather as (during Soviet times) part of the same country as Russia, and/or as (since 1991) “the near-abroad“.
It goes further than that. Non-whites not only could never build our white European culture and civilization, nor its American, Australasian and other offshoots, but also are unable even to maintain what our peoples have already built.
That is the point of importance at present, as our white European and European-origined countries are swamped by non-whites. As the proportion of non-whites in the population increases, the level of the culture and civilization not only will not rise, but will start to fall; disastrously so.
You can see that everywhere now: in the UK, in Scandinavia, in the USA etc.
Is there no real Scot nationalist who can deal with the problem?
Presumably meant to write “being“, not “not being“.
Would it matter if 99.99% of the UK population were to disappear, so long as the remainder (about 7,000) were both white English/British and on a decent cultural and behavioural level? I say not.
Can those figures be accurate? They seem remarkably modest.
Brave and brilliant actions. The most obvious enemies of the British people (apart from a few particular ethnic groups) are many “journalists” (scribblers), most TV talking heads, some lawyers, and most MPs.
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That characterization of the 1980s is only, at best, a half-truth, I think, though I personally was not involved in ordinary (even radical) politics in that decade.
I knew people in the mid/late 1970s who belonged to the National Front and the League of St. George. Mostly very reasonable English (and a few Irish and Scottish, or other) people. The “knuckle-dragging” “skinheads” (etc) did exist (elsewhere), yes, but were a small minority.
“Far right” is, anyway, just a meaningless label. “Social-national” is more accurate.
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The Israeli state was born, in the late 1940s, out of ethnic cleansing, murder, torture, intimidation, theft of land and housing, in fact every kind of criminality, all carried out by Jews who were the sweepings of the ghettos, criminal gangs, prisons, and concentration camps of Europe.
The Israelis covered up much of that, and spread the largely fake “holocaust” farrago around the world to create sympathy for the Jews in Israel and elsewhere. Now the ingrained evil is coming out very obviously, to such an extent that even some Jews (Sanders being one) cannot bear what is happening.
Emily Thornberry, aka “Lady Nugee”, a porcine freeloader who has a property portfolio (with her part-Jew husband) worth £5-10 Million, and who “earns” money from renting out houses etc, in addition to the MP salary, the generous Parliamentary expenses etc.
Emily Thornberry personifies much of the problem people have with Starmer-Labour. Not just the Jewish and Israeli connections, but the overall impression (I think accurate) that so many of these Labour MPs are people not far distant in lifestyle, money, and views from the “Conservative” MPs they claim to “oppose”.
cf. Rachel Reeves, Yvette Cooper, Jess Phillips etc.
In fact, or in my opinion, the only reason Emily Thornberry joined Labour in the first place is because she had a massive chip on her shoulder from her father having abandoned his wife (her mother) and Emily Thornberry herself, and the mother and daughter then having had to live for some years in a council house (and in what is generally an affluent town, Guildford , in Surrey, which must have stung even more). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emily_Thornberry#Early_life.
I think that that mixture of snobbery, reverse snobbery, chip-on-shoulder resentment, and hypocrisy comes out in her pronouncements at times, such as her notorious “white van man” and “St. George’s flag” comments.
Like many people, I want the Conservative Party to be annihilated, certainly electorally (it’s a start, anyway) but, in our rigged binary electoral system, that does mean a massive Labour landslide, an “elected” Starmer-Labour dictatorship that might make that of Blair-Brown look mild.
There is no way out of this. We, the British people, have to grasp the nettle. The Conservative Party, destroyed, will lead, eventually, to the destruction also of the Labour Party, perhaps via the uprising of a new social-national party not yet in existence.
I had thought that a hung Parliament might be the best result in 2024 (if that is when the next general election comes), but now I think that the only way is to kill off 90% of the Conservative Party seats, even if at the expense of a huge Labour Party majority in the Commons.
That might also lead to extra-Parliamentary action.
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…and once again a “Jack Monroe” true believer turns out to be someone not “poor”, not “struggling”, almost certainly rather affluent.
She lives not in the UK but in Cape Town— i.e. out of touch. https://www.helenmoffett.com/about.
Whether she is also a lesbian or “non-binary”, as “Jack Monroe” has claimed to be at various times (when convenient or lucrative), I have no idea.
“Dr” Moffett (not a medical doctor, nor a working academic) lives in Africa, so I suppose it is not inappropriate that she emulates the ostrich of legend, and buries her head in the sand, not wanting to see the truth…
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The Russian commanders asked Zelensky to allow civilians and others to leave, but their offers were ignored.
That is all that Russia wanted from the start— an end to NATO encirclement.
Nadine Dorries is another corrupt ex-minister (and expenses cheat/fraudster) who deserves a good kicking.
Ditto and double for “antisemitic“.
…and judging from the idiot’s public pronouncements, that is about his level. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_McCallum.
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Ian Robert Millard 
A few years ago, I had the dubious pleasure of hearing Emily Thornberry speak at a Trade Union event in South London. We (the audience) were disappointed before she started as we had been expecting Jeremy Corbyn. As sure as eggs is eggs she mentioned her time living in a council flat, as no doubt Corbyn would have mentioned Cable street. I suppose she was what is termed ‘aspirational’ when she married Sir Christopher Nugee. It is harder to see what he got out of the union. After she finished, my fellow trade unionists let themselves down by crowding around her and taking selfies. A very dumpy woman with a face like the Pilsbury dough boy and little piggy eyes. Unfortunately people are very easily star struck. A slippery snake of a woman, who was never quite with Corbyn, nor openly against him.
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Hello. As I am not British some characters or facts are totally unknown to me; therefore, I looked-up Emily Thornberry. It was as I expected and you described her brilliantly: “A very dumpy woman with a face like the Pilsbury dough boy and little piggy eyes.” 😂 😂 😂
Regarding her statement about “living in a council flat” I think is a lie, according to Wikipedia, her mother was a teacher and her father a diplomat (even if his father was a low-ranking diplomat, he must have been paid a very nice salary); therefore, I am sure they could afford something much better.
I also checked her husband; the man is ugly as hell (LOL) they deserve each other. 😁 😁 😁
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A few years ago, I had the dubious pleasure of hearing Emily Thornberry speak at a Trades Union event. We (the audience) had been expecting Jeremy Corbyn, therefore we were very disappointed to learn she was standing in for him. Of course she spoke of her upbringing in a council flat, just as Corbyn would likely have mentioned Cable Street. After she finished her speech, many of the audience crowded around her to have their photo taken with her – how easily and quickly people become star-struck! A very uninspiring dumpy woman with a face like the Pilsbury dough boy and piggy little eyes. No doubt she would like to be known as ‘aspirational’ rather than a social climber, it is difficult to define what Sir Christopher Nugee got out of the marriage.
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Hello Ian! I am not going to bother you with complaints or rants. Let’s look at something nice. Here is a short but very nice video of the former Bavarian Royal Palace of Munich, simply known as “der Residenz”.
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Claudius:
Thank you. “The Age of Rococo”.
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