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All part of the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan: select non-whites to become MPs, TV presenters, actors in TV shows etc. Many of the political ones are actually outright frauds, like that Festus character. Shaun Bailey is another one, and he now sits in the House of Lords as a fake “lord”, “lording it” over British people.
https://twitter.com/Eyeswideopen69/status/1715200602978877488
See my previous comment.
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“Festus” (in Mid-Bedfordsire) too; he kept his job (and pay) as Police and Crime Commissioner, just in case he failed to get elected. Those “PCCs” are the biggest wastes of space around (arguably). Most of them seem to be both stupid and corrupt.
As for Andrew Cooper (in Tamworth), marginally better, but struck me, reading about him, as pretty stupid.
Thoughts about the by-elections in Tamworth and Mid-Bedfordshire
The results:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Tamworth_by-election#Results
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mid_Bedfordshire_(UK_Parliament_constituency)#Elections_in_the_2020s
Obviously, “seismic” for the Conservative Party. I have blogged previously about the by-elections, but will say a little more know that the results are in.
This is surely the end of the road for the little Indian money-juggler, Sunak, and his Government. So far, he has said nothing, and is still in the Middle East, having been doormatting for Israel and the Jews for the past few days.
Will Sunak now resign? If not, his party will undoubtedly be wiped out next year. If he does step down now, it may give the Con Party a slight chance of at least limiting the damage. That would depend, though, on finding a replacement at least superficially credible.
In my view, neither of the Labour victories yesterday were really votes for Labour as such; they were votes for Labour as the best way of defeating the candidate of the “Conservative” Party.
In Tamworth, the rather poor Con Party candidate still received 40.7% of the vote (Lab 45.8%). In Mid-Bedfordshire, “Festus”, the Con Party candidate, received 31.8% (Lab 34.1%).
Both were fairly close contests, but their importance lies in the fact that both had been considered pretty solid Con Party seats, despite the poor quality of both MPs elected in 2019 and previously.
At present it looks as though the Con Party may be left with about 50 seats after 2024, unless something huge happens in the meantime.
What else? Well, the LibDems performed very badly, especially at Tamworth, where the LD candidate, an Indian barrister, received a vote of only 1.6%.
As far as broadly “nationalist” candidates and parties are concerned, poor in both contests. The barely-nationalist Reform UK, the latest Farage-ist vehicle, scored 5.4% at Tamworth, and 3.7% in Mid-Beds. Underwhelming, looking at the surrounding circumstances.
Reform UK will not get anywhere because it is not social-national. A less globalist Con Party, really. It may even have been set up as a “safety valve” to prevent a social-national party from emerging.
Rump UKIP, and Britain First, both stood at Tamworth. Both lost their deposits.
Conclusion: people generally, even former Con Party voters, want rid of the present Government. The next General Election, sometime in the next 14 months, may be almost existential for the Con Party. 50 MPs, perhaps. That is now a distinct possibility. Unlikely that Con Party will retain more than 100 MPs, even bearing in mind that by-elections are more likely to produce upsets. The turnout in both seats was about half of what it was in 2019.
I detect no real enthusiasm for Labour, though. These two results were both caused by people voting tactically to remove candidates of a party now almost universally despised (and which has been unwilling to face the electorate, despite having selected 2 new PMs, for 4 years).
The “Conservative” Party MPs are saying that it will all be different at the 2024 General Election. Really? Why? Why should it be? I think, on present evidence, that the result will be much the same as yesterday, though with a slight adjustment in the Con Party favour, by reason of higher turnout and because some may have reservations about creating a Labour “elected dictatorship”.
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As every day passes, the weight of karmic sin of the Israelis —and those supporting them— increases.
Need one ask why they fight?
He will probably get his comeuppance in the end.
Starmer is just a puppet, a mouthpiece for Israel and the UK/American Jewish lobby.
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Incidentally, I happened to notice that some idiot (presumably, some Jew or other, going by the pseudonym @joel_a_t) is claiming that I am back on Twitter/”X” as the account above, @RealBlackIrish. Not so, though RealBlackIrish is certainly usually worth reading.
I myself have not posted on Twitter/”X” since a pack of Jews finally managed (via concerted complaint etc) to get my account removed, in 2018.
https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/veryurgentcrisiappeal
Remarkable overall, especially bearing in mind the Jew-Zionist stranglehold over the American mass media.
(That should read “October 17“, I think).
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Ian Robert Millard 
Hello Ian. Very depressing content today, the elections in the UK, the horrible situation in Gaza, and the disgusting puppet called Keir Starmer…
BTW, the Republicans show again and again that they are the most subservient lackeys of Israel. Do you remember Trump saying “They love me over there” (in Israel)? Why not?
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Claudius:
Hello. My compliments also to Senora Claudius.
The politicians of the USA are even more puppets of the Jewish element than are those of the UK. Both main parties.
You will see that, in the USA, any candidate for high office is —invariably— invited to a synagogue and to pay lip-service to the “holocaust” narrative. If that candidate refuses, immediately marked down. If the candidate accepts, eg before the primaries, then the visit is filmed, shown on TV etc. The candidate will be shown wearing a skullcap, of course. From that time on, the candidate is one of theirs.
As to the UK by-elections, a real and credible social-national party could start to really move at this time, but no such party exists in this country.
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Festus was selected no doubt purely on account of being a Nigerian and therefore a suitable representative of the ‘modern’ (urh!) Conservative Party.
He has this in common with many Tory candidates from half the Cabinet downwards. This was David Cameron’s so-called ‘bright’ idea.
Needless to say, it very often doesn’t work. Only TWO parties in this country can get away with this blatant favouritism towards ethnic candidates and they are Labour and the Greens.
It doesn’t even work well for the Liberal Democrats let alone the Tories.
If Mid Bedfordshire had a British Tory candidate such a person may well have just about won.
The Tories are authors of their own misfortune. The more they push open borders globalism and anti-British values the more elections they will lose.
Pro globalist, open borders, PC supporters would rather slit their own throats than vote Tory. They already have numerous parties to support so they do not need the Conservative Party to provide another option and they won’t vote Tory anyway.
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John:
Again, as you say. A white and credible candidate might have won Mid-Bedfordshire, though “by a short head” only.
The “Festus” creature is a failed/”dodgy” business leech of some kind, probably a fraudster as yet unconvicted. Imagine— he is the “Police and Crime Commissioner” for Bedfordshire. “PCCs”, another stupid idea from David Cameron-Levita-Schlumberger.
A while ago, maybe 6 months ago, the Conservative Party looked like it might snatch at least something from the jaws of defeat, but now what is happening is that former Con voters are staying away in droves, not bothering to vote. It may be that apathy combined with protest voting will sink the Con Party in 2024. Not very many people really want puppet of the Jewish lobby, Starmer either, but people do want rid of the present pack of idiots, no matter what. I see that your favourite, Jeremy Hunt, is rumoured to be about to jump ship.
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Yes, Police and Crime Commissioners are not a good idea. We need the police to concentrate on their real job of fighting crime and not be politicised.
If they are to continue to exist then candidates for those posts should all be Independents. There should be a legal requirement to ensure this as it does in Singapore with the election of their President.
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Starmer is a dull and uninspiring figure but behind that exterior is a rather evil man. What else could possibly explain a so-called human rights lawyer contemptuously ignoring the human rights of Palestinians and urging the Apartheid state of Israel to deny them the basic necessitities of life itself such as water ect?
God help us if he becomes PM. I have no doubt he would do Israel’s bidding just as Bliar did and get us involved in yet another pointless war in the Middle East for THEIR interests not ours!
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John:
Yes. Starmer is almost certainly a creature of Evil. I see nothing to contradict that assessment in his words and deeds of the past few years.
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Not so obviously evil as Bliar was to anyone with a functioning brain in the run up to that disastrous election of 1997 (why, oh why, didn’t the Tories continue with that ‘New Labour, New Danger’ election poster?) but evil nonetheless.
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