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Starmer-stein and the Labour (Friends of Israel) misgovernment
So Starmer, with a potentially disastrous by-election (Runcorn and Helsby, 1 May 2025) coming down the track, is suddenly making meaningless “tough” noises about immigration gangs etc.
One thing is sure: the migration-invasion will not be stopped by such measures, even if implemented.
As far as Starmer is concerned, both as “world leader” or “statesman” (in his own little mind), he has, so far, managed to alienate both Russia and the USA, as well as 90% or more of the British people.
Marine le Pen and French “democracy”
Macron is widely despised. This judicial outrage is nakedly political, and has the aim of preventing Marine le Pen from standing as a (probably successful) Presidential candidate in 2027, and is aimed, beyond that, at keeping France under NWO/ZOG control.
The French people have overthrown tyrants in the past. Perhaps the time has come for a new French Revolution.
Remove Macron. He does not represent France but only NWO/ZOG.
Incidentally, I assessed Macron on the blog six years ago:
Aux armes, citoyens!
Latest re. Wilson v. Mendelsohn, Newbon (deceased), and Cantor
As I have said for years, Lewis should be removed from the solicitors’ roll.
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Very true, Goodwin, but one-sided. Ask the Jews in the UK, too.
The reference is to members or supporters of the malicious Jew-Zionist pro-Israel org known as the “Campaign Against Antisemitism” or “CAA”, effectively a volunteer arm of the Israeli Embassy in London, which org has managed to influence or suborn the police and CPS (in some cases).
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From the newspapers— Reform UK
“Study the polls and see why Farage and Reform genuinely have a chance to govern.
Public put the Reform leader top in ‘best PM’ poll
Nothing is sticking. New polling for The Telegraph by Ipsos reveals that when asked who would do a “good job as prime minister”, Farage comes out on top on 28 per cent. Keir Starmer is one per cent behind, and Ed Davey two per cent. Badenoch is languishing at 18 per cent, her step-by-step approach to formulating a new set of Tory policies failing to register with voters who are still not listening to the “natural party of government”.
I went through the Ipsos numbers with Ben Butcher, our data editor, who identified just why Labour and the Conservatives should be worried.
“Labour is widely seen to be the party of the elite, with Reform trouncing Starmer with the C2DE and lower-paid respondents,” Butcher told me. The “red wall” is there for Reform’s taking, with the party polling well ahead of Labour amongst non-graduates.
“Ain’t nothing in the middle of the road but yellow stripes and dead armadillos,” said the American politician, Jim Hightower. As Davey attacks from the soft centre, Reform outflanks the Tories from the other side. The Conservative leader is on a perilous downslope, her skis pulling in different directions. Farage beats Badenoch with older voters, the working-class and lower paid people on the question of who would do a good job as Prime Minister.
“Let’s fix broken Britain,” Farage told 10,000 people in Birmingham. “I’m not mucking about.” The old parties that once commanded the comfortable heights of majority support are very clear that he is not.“
[Daily Telegraph]
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The French people should rise up and take power directly. Action directe.
Aux armes, citoyens!
Goodwin is right. The LibDems are a party for people who do not really want a serious political alternative, who do not really suffer. An easy, meaningless “alternative”.
The “electoral road” has been closed off. Fake “democracy”. Do what has to be done.
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Ian Robert Millard 
Benchmarks.
We have probably all noticed benchmarks, but how many of us know what they are for?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWxXyR4ifbk
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Indeed. Many Jews view themselves as British but for too many of them it is a label of convenience and to be frank they actually think of themselves as proxy Israelis which is not a surprise since the Zionist entity of Israel arrogantly claims ownership over Jews in the rest of the world. Even Hitler and the Nazi Party didn’t think of German-Americans, to take one example, as anything other than Americans first. This Zionist arrogance on Israel’s part is a danger to Jews everywhere and undoubtedly helps to create ‘anti-semitism’.
Probably, the only Jews in Britain who really do think of themselves as nothing but British are the Ultra-Orthadox ones who are intensely religious. To them, Judaism is just a religion and is not used as a cover for a separate national feeling distinct from gentiles.
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Although politics has always been fast moving, is particularly so nowadays, and can be hard to predict, I think there is a distinct possibility this lot will be a one term majority government. They started off with an appallingly low vote share and it is now even lower. Governments tend to lose support in office and have a lower vote share than they had at the start.
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John:
Unusual political mood in England and Wales at present. Quite new government already exposed as both incompetent and nasty, but the Con “Opposition” plainly useless, as well as being a mere fag-end of 14 years of Con misgovernment. Reform UK, though underwhelming, coming up on the starboard side, and both LibDems and Greens benefiting from the unpopularity of the (former) “two main [System] parties.
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The more people vote for Reform UK, Lib Dems, Greens and other parties other than the big two the better in my opinion. The gruesome and very undemocratic twosome have had it their own way for far too long and achieve very little.
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Incompetent, downright nasty and having a viciously totalitarian and undemocratic streak sums this lot up. Worst of all, they are this way inclined and have no real democratic legitimacy to misrule us as 66% of those who voted last July voted AGAINST them.
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Yes, Matt Goodwin, Labour’s actions on immigration are akin to putting a sticking plaster on someone with a deep cut to an artery or the quintessential Dutchman putting a finger in the dyke. Neither Labour or the fake Conservatives can be trusted to deal effectively with regard to this vital subject.
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Macron is evil and doesn’t give a damm about the French people rather like the unelected tosser in 10 Downing Street does not.
Macron is a fanatical globalist like Starmer is so having a total contempt for even the most basic democratic principles is to be expected yet I would not have expected this outrage of banning Marine Le Pen from standing next year. Macron has clearly engineered this from behind the scenes.
https://www.makevotesmatter.org.uk
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Starmer is no world statesman. Putin, Trump , the imminent expected Chancellor of Germany, Fridriech Merz, ect just laugh at the cretin and his ‘look at me, I am a world leader’ poses. Starmer is a small minded, anti-British, profoundly anti-democratic tyrant and can in no way be called a ‘world leader’.
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He is also an incredibly arrogant person. He acts in the spirit of and believes he won a huge victory last year with loads of REAL public support behind him when, in reality, it was our deeply undemocratic and very unrepresentative, ‘pure’, stand alone, First Past The Post electoral system that effectively gifted him and his wretched party a ludicrous, landslide ‘victory’
Reform UK wants to change that severely out of date system and rightly so.
https://www.makevotesmatter.org.uk
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John:
As you say. Only 4 out of every 20 people voted Starmer-Labour in 2024 (4 out of every 12 actual voters). That would probably be 1 out of 20 in 2025.
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About 20% of people with the right to vote actively put a X next to a Labour candidate’s name.
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It is disappointing that the Reform UK candidate in the by-election has come out against restoring the death penalty. I have tended to be for it and can see a case even for executing the most blatant of drug dealers too many of whom really take the piss and do not deal in minor amounts of hard drugs but sell tens of kilograms to make a quick profit out of ruining other people’s lives and our communities.
Executing some criminals would also free up some prison capacity. It might sound callous but one reason to restore it would be to save money. Money is not an inexhaustible commodity and I would prefer taxpayer’s money to be spent on the needy such as disabled people rather than keeping drug dealers and murderers alive.
I think a Lee Anderson type candidate would be better for somewhere like Runcorn and Helmsby.
https://www.capitalpunishmentuk.org
Or even someone like a decent Tory MP like Timothy Janman used to be near me in Thurrock from 1987 to 1992 when he sadly got kicked out by a Labour goon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Janman
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