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Rafah, the very place to where the Gazan civilian population was “ordered” (by the Israeli Jews’ army) to flee to as a sanctuary.
Well, I have to say that, for someone the Western msm has been writing off with (invented?) terminal illnesses for at least 3 years, Putin looks remarkably well. Has “our” (((their))) media been lying to us again?
“God mote it be“, not because I think particularly highly of Trump as an individual, or as statesman of sorts, but because he will ensure, as far as possible, that the USA and Russia (etc) do not get into a Third World War that might set back civilization for hundreds or even thousands of years.
At the end of the day, the choice will be a poor one, because the US political system is sclerotic and almost incapable of substantial change. That will be so even were Biden and Trump not to be the candidates in the end.
As it is, it looks like being Trump on the one side, a very flawed individual but one with real strengths, as against Biden, a corrupt and possibly perverse individual who —most importantly— is plainly at least semi-demented.
People may say “so what if Biden has dementia? He has support etc“. Well, if that is so, why even elect a President? Just let the Deep State conclaves, and secretive Bohemian Grove circles, and Jew-Zionist cabals, rule the USA without the figurehead…
I think that the American public are looking at the two, and are seeing that (to put it that way) one of them is as good as “off his head”…so game over (?).
…and it now turns out that the untermensch even strolled past (the new) New Scotland Yard a while ago! The police must be hoping that he will just throw himself into the river, and thus save them further embarrassment. Where’s Waldo?
If this trend continues, there will eventually have to be, not only in the USA etc, but in the UK too, a purge that will make the Cultural Revolution, the Yezhovshchina, and others, seem mild.
Hillary Clinton, someone who only became prominent because she was married to Bill Clinton. Thank God she never became U.S. President. We would have had WW3 by now. A semi-educated idiot who is presented as some kind of great mind.
Where is Squeaky Fromme when you need her?
A Chinese commentary with English subtitles, posted on Twitter/X not by me but by the Editor of the Jewish Chronicle (ex-Daily Mail), no less.
In view of my upcoming magistrates’ court sentencing, I had better remain silent on this…
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The SNP is always good for a laugh. As for Scotland’s “Independence” pretensions, what kind of “Scottish nation” has Pakistanis (yes, I know that they must have British passports…) leading two of its three largest political parties (SNP and Scottish Labour)?
Does anyone go there, do that, and be (or pretend to be) “overcome with emotion” unless he is at least “part-“? I am thinking of “Boris” Johnson, whose great-grandfather was a rabbi in Lithuania.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Javier_Milei#Early_life_and_education
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Javier_Milei#Personal_life
Whichever way you look at him, Milei seems to be some kind of lunatic.
Amazing how many —indeed, brainwashed— people really want to believe either that the UK actually benefits from mass immigration (which is such nonsense) or at least can comfortably absorb the present (net) inflow of about 750,000 a year (more in fact, bearing in mind that the incomers are almost all non-white, while emigrants are often British people —real British people— going to Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere).
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Ian Robert Millard 
Donald Trump would make a better President for the US and the world than Biden though I am concerned about his climate change scepticism. A lot of that should be left to loony, throughly uneducated Tory cranks like Sunak and the Reform UK nutters.
One good thing if Trump is elected will be that he will send the PC loony brigade on a worldwide basis crying into their lattes once again. That was fun to see in 2016!
I bet the Tories wish they could have a leader like Trump. He can connect with the Republican base and more undecided voters as well.
Apparently, the ever stupid fake Conservatives are thinking of having James Cleverly (Thickerly) as leader. Talk about utterly deluded! What is the point in their having a new leader after the election? Such a person is only going to be in charge of a tiny, irrelevant rump anyway!
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John:
Trump would hardly be my ideal US President, but look at the likely alternative!
As you will recall, we are not at one re. “climate change”, much of which (as claimed or presented) is either not happening or not happening via human agency.
As to the UK Conservative Party, if it falls, and it may do, to 50 MPs, then of course that rump will be headed by one of the few surviving MPs. Liz Truss has a safe seat. Suella Braverman. Kemi Badenoch. Others. Probably a non-white. Probably a “Conservative Friend of Israel”. That rump party will be a “nice little earner” for its leader and other MPs, because Con Party has recently raised about £17M in donations, and no doubt lucrative fake “consultancies” from lobbying companies will also be freely distributed.
Parties do not last forever. For me, both (indeed all) “main parties” are beyond their sell-by dates. I cannot see much reason for the Con Party to continue to exist, except as a tiny fractious splinter group of the disguised one-party state.
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On the subject of these innocuous sounding but actually pretty sinister lobbying groups called the Tory friends of Israel and the probably even more fanatical Labour friends of Israel, I wonder it there are Friends of Britain groups
in the Zionist entity’s parliament called the Knesset?
Somehow, I think not!
One thing I will give Israel credit for is that, unlike us, it is a real democracy albeit it only in regard to the Jewish population.
It used to be ridiculously easy for a party to be elected to the Israeli parliament ie you only needed 1% of the national vote to start having MPs which was one reason coalition governments there were unstable and fell easily. Now, the threshold has been raised to 3.25% so it is harder to be elected but still reasonably fair and democratic.
Here in terminally undemocratic Britain under the absurd, archaic relic of history called First Past The Post you can get as many as 4,000,000 votes or 12% or so of the national vote like UKIP did in 2015 and get just ONE MP!
It is time we twinned ourselves with the Zionist entity in this regard by having Proportional Representation rather than being twinned with Putin’s only real friend in the world ie Belarus by using the absurdly undemocratic First Past The Post.
https://www.makevotesmatter.org.uk
How about that, Zionist Pro Israel fanatics of fake Conservative and Labour alike?
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John:
I examined the concept of “democracy” on the blog a few years ago:
https://ianrobertmillard.org/2019/01/15/has-parliamentary-democracy-as-we-have-known-it-until-now-had-its-day-in-the-uk/
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Their best bet would be having Sir John Hayes. At least he is a real traditional Tory and cannot be mistaken for being an incompetent, third rate, posh Lib Dem like so many of them and, as a bonus, he holds the safest Conservative Party held seat in the entire country which like mine in Brentwood and Ongar will be staying blue with about a 99% probability.
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Obviously there are many people in this country with more money than sense. What on earth is the point in donating very large sums of money to a party that appears destined very soon to suffer a defeat so devastating it will be little more than a minor irritant in British politics?
According to Electoral Calculus their impending defeat will result in their having only around 126 MPs which is far worse than John Major achieved in 1997 and worse than the previous defeat of 1906 with its all time low of 156 MPs.
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John:
That did occur to me. Some billionaires etc may believe (if they are out of touch in their luxury homes, helicopters etc) that throwing money at Sunak or Con Party may prevent the Con Party from being wiped out, or even help the Cons to GE 2024 victory, thus protecting the donors from higher taxes etc. Naive, in view of the public mood, but then who really believes that a person is a great mind, or even sensible, just because that person has untold millions?
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Non essential travel by aeroplanes shouldn’t be banned but a sensible move would be to place a levy on private jet flights. They contribute quite a lot to excess emissions into the atmosphere.
Perhaps, out of touch Sunak should set a good example to the plebs and stop using his ‘look at me, plebs, aren’t I extremely rich?’ helicopter flights everywhere?
Common pleb, Maggie Thatcher, used British Rail and cars to conduct her Prime Ministerial duties. If using those more plebeian forms of transport were good enough for a state school educated grocer’s daughter from Grantham then they should be good enough for unelected Sunak too.
Being a very educated woman and a scientist by trade, Maggie would not dismiss climate change. Infact, you can watch a good speech by her on that very subject made to the UN in 1989 on Youtube.
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Sunak may find himself in court one day soon as he has used his unelected position to drag this country’s previously half-decent international reputation through the mud by supporting the quasi-fascist, genocide enabling, terroristic Zionist entity in the Middle East.
Apparently, the government of South Africa has lodged a case with the International Court of Justice against both us and the USA under genocide Joe for aiding and abetting Israel in its genocide of Palestinians.
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John:
Very good, though it will probably never happen. Realpolitik…
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Who cares if they are born here or not! At most, that makes them passport British only in the same way as Turks in Germany are passport Germans and not the people who gave the world the sublime musical brilliance of Bach, Wagner and Beethoven!
The national-conservative/nationalist Afd party knows that and so do the milliins of people who vote for it which is why the present globalist SPD/Green/FDP government there has taken a leaf straight out of Adolf Hitler’s book and encouraged government sanctioned ‘five minute hate’ as in George Orwell’s 1984 with mass demonstrations against the party.
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Ah, the NHS argument rears its head once again! First of all, most of these immigrants are NOT brainy or skilled enough to be dentists, brain or heart surgeons ect. Infact, my experience with NHS dentists is that they have been white South Africans who have unsurprisingly emigrated from the mismanaged hellhole that is ANC ruled SA.
Second of all, we should be training our own people to be NHS doctors etc rather than effectively stealing people from Third World countries who need them more than we do. What Britain does in this regard is actually fundamentally immoral.
Thirdly, Mrs Thatcher should have shut down this silly and ever so convenient NHS ‘argument’ for mass migration by instituting public/private health insurance schemes to replace the NHS as in Germany/South Korea ect when she had landslide victories behind her and it would have been more politically possible to do it.
Certainly, privatising the NHS would have made more sense than privatising water or the energy companies. Maggie was wise enough to leave the Post Office and the railways in public ownership unlike John Major and the Tory/Lib Dem coalition.
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John:
Yes. Today I attended an ear clinic empty apart from myself (private not NHS, which now prefers to cut off services like that to people). Turned out that, in fact, I have no ear wax anyway, so no treatment necessary, but my point here is that the receptionist was a white South African, judging from the accent. Huge numbers here now, all (real) “refugees” from black rule…
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Britain needs to get away from its rather mad love affair with the NHS. The NHS really isn’t all that marvellous. There ARE better models of universal health provision as South Korea in particular prove (apparently its health services have been rated no 2 in the world).
Let us take a sensible, measured and calm look at other models instead of believing the NHS is the only way universal healthcare for a population can be achieved.
Certainly, there are worse ways ie the USA but we shouldn’t so casually dismiss the experiences of countries like Germany or South Korea.
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John:
Firstly, health cover for most people needs to be ring-fenced in the tax system, not paid for notionally (but not actually) via the “National Insurance” scam, which just goes to central govt. funds. If people knew that x-percentage of their tax goes to healthcare, they would accept it more readily.
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Personally, I have always suspected that one reason the Labour Party and especially the libertarian globalist non Conservative Party have never privatised the NHS is because doing that will effectively remove a main so-called ‘argument’ for continual mass imigration. Putting health services at least partially in entirely private, non state hands would do that.
The majority of voters have a quasi-religious devotion to the NHS and that emotional devotion has been very usefully employed by the pro mass immigration lobby.
Also, I think a background reason the death penalty has never been reintroduced even in Thatcher’s time (she supported it) is because if we had it again a fairly large number of blacks and asians would be making one way bungee jumps on the gallows and the different numbers of whites and blacks/Asians getting the death penalty and being eventually executed would show-up differential crime rates too powerfully. Again, that would not be good for the devotees of mass immigration.
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Hello! Today I discovered this French lady composer. Beautiful music. Did you know about her? The link includes an extensive biography.
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Claudius:
Thank you.
Very nice. Just listening.
An English lady composer of some note, of whom you may or may not be aware (a very different style to the music you sent, though):
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I did not know about this lady, thank you. I shall listen to it tomorrow morning.
BTW, Javier Milei IS a lunatic, no doubt about it. Is insulting everyone; he sees “traitors” everywhere.
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Claudius:
More about the composer lady, Doreen Carwithen.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doreen_Carwithen
She was married to another composer, William Alwyn
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Alwyn
Both were at least partly known as composers for film.
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