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U.S. Presidential Election
Writing before 0500 hrs (“Smersh Never Sleeps“), and with a number of states yet to declare, it is clear nonetheless that Kamala Harris is not going to win. So it is going to be President Trump. Again.
Now let’s stop the wars in Ukraine (number one priority, because of the risk of a general European war, and even a Russia-NATO nuclear war) and in the Middle East.
The Middle East will require both intensive diplomacy and a far stricter attitude towards Israel. No more “tail wags dog”.
As for Ukraine, the war can be stopped by simply taking away Zelensky’s ricebowl. Without Western money, arms, and ammunition, the Kiev regime will grind to a halt within weeks. Just do it.
From the newspapers
“Shetland man’s bond with otter becomes subject of award-winning film.
Documentary about Billy Mail’s connection with orphaned pup Molly airs on National Geographic next week.
National Geographic will be streaming a new documentary about an unlikely bond between a man and an otter in Shetland.
Billy Mail met Molly, a starving pup, in 2021 when he saw her jumping off a pontoon into the sea near his Shetland home. Mail wanted to see how close he could get to her before she fled. But it turned out that Molly had no intention of running away.
She was starving and alone, Mail said. “She had a lack of fear that was really interesting because otters are normally pretty scared. I think it was just desperation. She needed food.”
But even after she regained her strength and was fending for herself, Molly kept visiting the Mails and became a “breath of fresh air” in their lives.”
[Guardian]
From the newspapers
You know how we are always being told how the UK “needs” so-called “high-skilled” non-whites? Well…
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/doctor-headbutted-waiter-after-turning-34035655?int_source=nba
“A drunk doctor headbutted a young waiter after he turned up three hours late for his table and was told the restaurant was closed.
Nganjo Endeley grabbed his 21-year-old victim’s shirt so tightly that he struggled to breathe before fracturing his eye socket with a powerful headbutt. Newcastle Crown Court heard the waiter suffered a “huge amount of pain” and has been left with a visible dent to his forehead, which is too risky to operate on.
The 41-year-old married medic, described in court as a “physically imposing man”, was found guilty of assault after a trial but escaped jail after a judge said refences show he behaved “out of character” that night. The court heard the doctor, of Bowburn, County Durham, has a previous conviction for common assault in 2001 and was cautioned for criminal damage in 2007.
Judge Sarah Mallett sentenced Endeley to two years, suspended for two years, with 250 hours unpaid work and an order to pay £2,000 compensation.“
[Daily Mirror]
Suspended sentence, and a fine which a doctor can pay easily. The judge said that the violence was “out of character“— how so, when the defendant has 2 previous proven criminal incidents on his record, including one assault?
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Lest we forget…
So who’s wrong (yet again), Rory Stewart??
See also:
Rory Stewart [in effect]: “I was wrong but I was really right...”
People such as Rory Stewart can never believe that they are wrong wrong wrong, and that the reason that they are wrong wrong wrong in their predictions about things is because they are wrong wrong wrong ideologically and because they simply do not understand the “ordinary” people anything like as much as they believe they do. Also, they are misled by their own biases.
In short, people such as Rory Stewart, and the (other) msm scribblers and talking heads and System politicos are incapable of thinking objectively. They believe what they want to believe, e.g. re. immigration and/or migration-invasion.
As for Starmer, his weakness in allowing MPs and SpAds to go to the USA to help the Kamala Harris campaign will now lead to some kind of payback from the Trump administration, and no amount of Starmer weaselling will be able to change that.
Eerie, those sirens, and the scuttling crowds. Rather like my occasional bad dreams, but played out in bright sunlight.
The Israeli defences seem to be weakening.
If even Hezbollah, a non-state actor, can attack, successfully, Israel’s main international airport, then what will happen if and when Iran attacks?
“Goodnight, Vienna Kamala Harris!“
Here we go (as predicted from the start on this blog)…
Historic.
Kamala Harris thus joins the crowd of failed Presidential candidates, such as Dukakis, who become obscure also-rans.
For me, leaving aside the necessity to stop the drift towards a third world war, the best thing about the Trump victory is seeing all the msm scribblers and talking heads look so horrified and astonished. Rory Stewart is the template. At least he had the courage to appear on TV and —at least sort-of— admit that he was wrong. Most will be trying to forget their wrong predictions and expressed wishes.
Look at that self-describing “Dem strategist” aged 27 (and a half?), one Ally Sammarco. Same type that become SpAds in the UK. The British version usually has an Oxford or Cambridge degree (almost all of which are now, purely nominally, “Firsts” or 2:1), probably in some “back of a postcard” subject. No background, no experience, no ability to think outside the box.
Priceless. Look at those faces! Ha ha!
Rory Stewart and Alastair Campbell (the latter of which duo should be punished for his crimes against the peoples of Britain, Iraq and other countries).
The people of Britain dodged a bullet when Stewart’s political career crashed and burned. Napoleon always asked of any general, “is he lucky?” If nothing else, and despite his “silver spoon” upbringing and early life, as a political figure Stewart is the opposite of lucky.
I have no idea who “John/@TurnsIntoStone” might be, but glad to see he likes my rather popular assessment of Rory Stewart, which includes many updates (tacked onto it since the original publication in 2019).
Stray thought about Trump
For me, loyalty is key. I am not so sure that Trump thinks the same way.
Were I in Trump’s shoes, my first action as President of the USA would be to pardon all those convicted in Federal courts for actions supporting me [Trump, that is]. Both the Trump partisans as such, and also the more “social-national” prisoners, whether Trump partisans or not.
Pardon them all. They will then follow you to the ends of the Earth.
More tweets
That little bastard Hague has always been wrong on everything, just everything; which, in the contemporary UK, qualifies him to be regarded, however ludicrously, as an “elder statesman”, as the years pass…
Not just Trump; also on Libya, Assad and Syria, UK domestic matters, Julian Assange— you name it. Hague is a complete idiot.
Idiotic little twerp.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Hague.
When I still had a Twitter account (a pack of Jews conspired to get me removed, which did eventually happen, in 2018), I asked Bonnie Greer directly and publicly why she considered herself in any way qualified to have been appointed as Deputy Chairman of the British Museum. She blocked me. She has no academic or other credentials qualifying her to opine on BBC Question Time, yet is asked on over and over again, and was chosen to sit next to Nick Griffin and needle him when he was subjected to a TV lynching in 2009. A favourite System puppet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonnie_Greer.
…as, once again, Anna Soubry, former MP for Plymouth and Angostura Broxtowe, falls into a vat of wine.
I presume that what the silly woman means is that the popular vote in a U.S. Presidential Election is a request (by convention binding) on the members of the Electoral College. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Electoral_College.
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Electoral_College#Faithless_electors.
Were the members of the Electoral College to disregard the popular vote, and install Kamala Harris (which would be extremely unlikely, for reasons covered in that Wikipedia article, which Anna Soubry seems either not to have read, or not to have understood), the result would be a second civil war. Not hyperbole— fact.
I rarely repost tweets from Jewish Zionists but, in the Australian argot, “fair do’s“…
There is a socio-political and cultural sickness in the UK that will have to be mercilessly rooted out, whether you call it “political correctness”, “woke-ism”, or whatever else. Ausrotten!
The “trans” nonsense is but part of all that.
Trump, whatever one thinks of him, is not someone to trust, particularly. The Israelis may think that he loves them. I doubt it.
When? When?
German people (taxpayers) are getting very tired of propping-up the Jew-Zionist dictatorship in Kiev.
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Ian Robert Millard 
An understated but excellent tweet from a British police officer to Keir Starmer.
David Lammy called Trump a “Neo Nazi Sociopath” in 2018, before he was Foreign Secretary. I doubt Trump will let that slide.
https://x.com/ReasonableCop/status/1854077525665992853
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What an irresponsible idiot! Even if you strongly detest the actual or potential leader of a foreign country you do not make your contempt for such a person public. You keep it to yourself and try your upmost to be diplomatic. Our diplomats , ministers ect associated with the Foreign Office used to be renowned throughout the globe for their diplomatic skills and decorum. The declining standards at the Foreign Office are yet another sign of this country’s fall.
I bet some Tory Foreign Office ministers in the 1930’s had a very dim view of Hitler but they kept their low opinions of him to themselves and tried to be diplomatic towards National Socialist Germany in public.
And Trump is no Hitler despite the absurd fantasies of people like Lammy.
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Suck it up Lammy!
https://x.com/DavidLammy/status/1854077924686573734
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How pathetic, insincere and shameful 🤮🤮🤮; particularly remembering what he said the previous week…
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Lammy is actually in Nigeria, I wonder if it was considered prudent to get him out of the way during the US election? This excerpt from the BBC seems to be saying we (Westerners) are getting old and will need a lot of young workers in future (from Africa).
Being the world’s youngest continent – with a median age of 19 – Africa presents opportunities for the future, the UK Foreign Office said.
“Africa has huge growth potential, with the continent on track to make up 25% of the world’s population by 2050,” read a statement from the office.
With an ageing population in the UK – as with much of the developed world – Dr Vines says that the sharing of skills will increase.
He adds that migration is an “emotive and complicated issue”, but the UK and other Western nations should avoid “cherry-picking the best and corroding African states from being successful themselves”.
The UK Foreign Office said that “growth is the core mission of this government and will underpin our relationships in Nigeria, South Africa and beyond”.
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“Africa has a huge growth potential” 😂😂😂 The only “growth potential” they have is demographic since these savages breed like rabbits.
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Claudius:
There are many foolish people who think that this or that African state has a great future by reason of natural resources etc, but all that matters is the human factor. Africa falls down on that every time, because the governments are African…
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“Rory Stewart reflects on he could have gotten his election predictions SO wrong” The capitals in “so” are mine (LOL) as the famous song goes “Who is sorry now?” BTW, who is the “loser” now? (LOL)
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Claudius:
I like, not so much that Trump won, but that the Kamala Harris supporters (esp. those in the UK) lost, and that they only realized it very late. Put a smile on my face…
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Yes, I feel the same. BTW, when I told my wife about Rory Stewart´s idiotic comments about Trump she smiled and asked me “Excuse me, Rory who?” 😂😂 For better or worse Trump will ocuppy a page in US history but nobody will ever remember Rory Stewart a nobody in capital letters. 😂😂
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Claudius:
Indeed.
Rory Stewart has had so many advantages in life, and I cannot say that he has not made use of them; neither has he done nothing. However, and as you say, at the end of the day, he will be but a footnote, if that, in the history of Britain in this era.
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I thought Bonie Greer was White and British (how silly of me!) I had a horrible shock when I saw her picture, no wonder I had nightmares! 😂😂😂
Regarding Trump, he CANNOT be trusted; he showed that very clearly when, before leaving the White House in 2020, he issued several Presidential pardons to a group of wealthy crooks (many of them are members of the club of “the usual suspects”) but DID NOT pardon any of the nationalists locked up for supposed “hate crimes”. He is a despicable bastard.
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Claudius:
Yes.
Immediately prior to Trump’s last few days in office in early 2021, I said on the blog that he should pardon every political prisoner he could. I did not have much hope that my modestly-circulated blog might be picked up by “someone who knew someone”, but you never know (some foreign politicians, as well as some UK ones, have read the blog); it was not to be.
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Since when has Rory Stewart and the rest of the severly out of touch globalist liberal PC mob that dominates the so-called Conservative Party had any real political acumen or been able to predict election results? Lowly little me always thought Donald Trump would win the election though even I didn’t think he would score so well.
Trump appeals to very large numbers of ordinary Americans in a way few other politicians ever have. Despite his status as a multi-billionaire they see him as ‘one of them’ and as someone they can relate to. His character fits well with a lot of people in the American heartland between the coasts where the media luvvies live.
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Yes, William Hague is an awful liberal globalist just like most of the party is composed of. I believe he endorsed Kemi to be leader. Enough said about his lack of true political acumen then. According to the latest poll in Wales the fake Conservatives have slid further there. Kemi is NOT popular and never will be. The local council elections next year will be interesting. I suspect the Tories will make no progress at all. They are STILL not listening. Starmer and company must have opened several bottles of champagne when Kemi was elected instead of Robert Jenrick.
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John:
Possible poll question— Do you prefer
A. Labour
B. Conservative
C. Reform UK
D. Liberal Democrat
E. Guy Fawkes (updated)
?
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Even without the Ukraine issue, the German government was destined to fall apart. The coalition there is a pretty unwieldy and unnatural one with three parties of the centre-left SPD, the Greens and the Free Democrats. Germany’s liberal party of the FDP is a ‘Right-wing’ liberal party with libertarian instincts on the economy, taxes, keeping balanced budgets and not running up debt. It doesn’t really fit well with the more free spending and big state instincts of the Social Democrats and Greens. Indeed, normally the FDP forms coalitions with the centre-right conservatives of the CDU/CSU.
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William Hague was quite an effective performer at PM’s Questions. I hear that Kemi was a dud apparently at her first one and Starmer made mincemeat out of her.
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John:
Not unexpected. Starmer, after all, though dull as ditchwater, is or was accustomed to being “on his feet” as Counsel.
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She will have to be replaced within about two years and cerainly if she loses a Tory seat in a by-election as Hague did in the year 2000. Hardly any of their depleted total of 121 seats is safe nowadays even taking into account they are in Opposition which should mean any by-election in one of their seats should be won.
My own seat of Brentwood and Ongar was ultra-safe with a majority of 29,000 but now it has one of just 5,900 votes.
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John:
The Labour Party and Conservative Party both have the same trump/non-trump card— i.e. that the other party is useless (and unpopular)…
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