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Saturday quiz
Well, this week brings another victory over political journalist John Rentoul, who scored 4/10, a score I trumped with 6/10. I did not know the answers to questions 2, 3, 7, and 10, though I nearly got no.2, and should have also got right no.7 (but did not).
England’s demographic catastrophe
“Almost one-in-three babies born in England and Wales last year were to women born outside the UK.
According to the Office for National Statistics, 31.8 per cent of live births in 2023 were to non-UK born mothers – a slight increase from 30.3 per cent in 2022.
The proportion was also an increase from 26.5 per cent a decade earlier, after passing the quarter mark (25.1 per cent) in 2010.“
[Daily Mail]
That does not even include the vast numbers of non-white children born to mothers (and/or fathers) also non-white but themselves born in England.
The truth is that the majority, indeed probably vast majority, of births in England are now non-white.
The UK has no future, no decent future, if this continues.
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Raus! Nach Osten!
Ha ha! “A fool and his money are soon parted“…
The “Nazis” are to blame for everything (apparently)…
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14060685/german-raccoon-nazi-invasion-sausage.html
[Daily Mail]
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I have never agreed wholly with Katie Hopkins, but she is a force of Nature…
Starmer is a national embarrassment. Totally in the pocket of the Jew-Zionist/Israel lobby. Same is true of thick-as-two-short-planks “diversity hire” David Lammy. In fact, he is even more of a bad joke.
Not me
As mentioned previously on the blog, there is someone carrying the same or similar name to me, and who tweets as “@IanMillard100”. I believe that he is an IT worker at Bath University. His tweets occasionally mirror my views, though usually not.
Example: https://twitter.com/IanMillard100/status/1855016522357367271
I have no reason to suppose that this other Ian Millard tweets with any malign intent (i.e. with the intent of passing himself off as me), but I have to admit that it is slightly irritating to think that some people may imagine that those tweets come from me; maybe most people can see that they are from someone else, though.
A minor nuisance, no more. Anyway, there is nothing that I can do about it.
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Is that a joke or a hoax? That dim creature as a U.S. Supreme Court justice?! Ha ha!
Words are cheap.
I doubt that Russia would agree to that. The Kiev regime is plainly losing.
Deutschland erwache!
“Cutting ties with Russia was the last nail in the coffin for Europe. Energy intensive industries are going where energy is cheap, it means in the long run deindustrialization of Europe. US neo-cons knew it, their plan is to destroy EU industries and finalize the vassalization of Europe.“
Combined, of course, with the replacement of Europeans in Europe by mixed-race populations, as provided for by the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalergi_Plan.
“Conspiracy theory?” Just look all around you. Look at Britain’s streets. Look at “British” TV. I just saw several TV ads, one after the other, all showing “British Christmas” themes, but the couples shown were all white woman with black man as “husband” or “boyfriend”.
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Ian Robert Millard 
I wonder if national embarrassment and evil, no real mandate to govern, anti-British moron, Two Tier Kier, would react the same way if it were British Chelsea FC fans shouting racist slogans at a football match? Somehow I think he would apply different standards.
What a truly PATHETIC Zionist, pro bandit state fanatic he is and he isn’t even a Jew himself!
Israeli football clubs shouldn’t be allowed to compete in Europe anyway. The Zionist state dislikes Europe and Europeans and is a Near East/Middle Eastern country and therefore not European.
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John:
Yes. Starmer is pathetic; evilly-intentioned, though.
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You have made a good point, Ian. The fact that most of these people are uneducated and incompetent is bad in itself, but the worst part is that most of them are really evil. That means they really know what they are doing and could not care less. That is why most of them deserve the maximum penalty the old English legal system prescribed for traitors.
Incidentally, I have read that the last executions in the UK were carried out in 1964 (Peter Allen and Gwynne Evans) however the article says that the death penalty was not officially abolished until 1998. Does it mean that, until 1998, if a judge condemned someone to death, the person sentenced could have been hanged?
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Claudius:
The death penalty *for murder* in England and Wales, and in the other parts of the UK, was abolished in the 1960s, but the penalty was retained for several other offences (which all went back many centuries). Treason (of various kinds). Piracy. Arson in His/Her Majesty’s Dockyards. These offences all attracted, in theory, the death penalty in this country, but in fact there were no cases in the period 1964-1998.
Therefore, no death sentences were, or could have been, handed down from 1964-1998.
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Thank you very much for the interesting explanation. How ironic that no one was convicted for treason when there were so many politicians guilty of it, perhaps that was the reason why Tony Blair abolished the death penalty for all kind of crimes…
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Claudius:
You have a point!
More seriously, most crimes that might, very long ago, have been charged as “treason”, have long been customarily charged under lesser statutes (eg crimes of espionage, illegal political plotting in time of war), or simply not charged at all in practice (e.g. “violating the wife of the [monarch’s] heir” etc, as in the multiple cases of illicit sexual activity by Princess Diana…).
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Capital punishment was abolished in some overseas territories by an undemocratic order in council in 1991 by John Major’s government at Westminster, in Hong Kong under Chris Patten in 1993 and in 1999 in Bermuda though the Labour government had to cajole that territory as it has virtually total self-government. Infact, the last hanging on British soil took place there as late as 1977 after a black thug assasinated the British governor who was a former Tory MP.
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One thing you can say about Kamala Harris is that she appears to have an engaging personality with an infectious laugh. That is more than can be said for ‘our’ Kamala, Kemi Badenoch, whose personality just grates with most people as she is overly argumentative and ‘pushy’.
Harris is quite a vote winner compared to Kemi.
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John:
People in the UK used to vote Con or Lab because they preferred one or the other. Now they hate and despise both.
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And so they should. Both are anti-British waste of spaces that do not listen to the British people and have done nothing other than to ruin what was once the world’s greatest country. Executions or ultra-long prison sentences like the maximum 99 year incarceration as Alaska has are in order for their politicians.
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No, that plan from Trump and Vance should not be acceptable to Britain. We have lost too many of our young men and women involving ourselves in conflicts like the Iraq War 2. We don’t want to lose more of them in a demilitarised zone in Ukraine. The EU can do that.
It was after all, the CIA and the American-led Nato with its expansionism that helped to begin the conflict from 2014 onwards.
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We have even higher energy costs than Germany does. There is a case for nationalising the energy supply and building the newer forms of nuclear power stations. Not that we have much in the way of industry ect to preserve unlike Germany thanks to decades of Labour and Tory economic mismangement and utter idiocy.
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A very good, interesting and moving video regarding the British Unknown Soldier
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Claudius:
Thank you.
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