Tweets seen
“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” [Oscar Wilde]. I have used that phrase or designation for the last several years on the blog, though initially in relation to “the Harry formerly known as Prince“, with reference to his past decade, and particularly his activity with Meghan Mulatta.
She means “exceeded” her expectations, not “excelled“. Semi-literate…
So much for about 16 years of full-time education, including 3 years reading English Literature at Bristol (when not engaged in Jewish/Israeli “activism”).
So the Mail finally managed to boot out that lying apologist for Israel (and activist for the UK’s malicious Jewish lobby).
Sabrina Miller was the Jewish girl at the centre of the storm around Dr. David Miller at Bristol University a few years ago, which was yet another faked “antisemitism” storm in a teacup. Miller was sacked, but won his case in the employment tribunal.
Sabrina Miller became a newspaper scribbler, despite having previously been also a defender in print (not in the Daily Mail/Mail on Sunday) of Jewish-lobby puppet, MP and later “lord” (elevated by fellow-puppet “Boris”-idiot to the House of Lords) Ian Austin, who tweeted (now long-deleted) that bestiality pornography should be decriminalized (but, in other tweets etc, “holocaust” “denial” criminalized).
Sabrina Miller even went further, writing that it was worth thinking about whether bestiality itself should be decriminalized.
Sabrina Miller is or was heavily tied-in with various “Campaign Against Antisemitism” [“CAA”] scams. Not just the harassment of Dr. Miller.
For example, Sabrina Miller, as a Mail “journalist”, colluded with (now washed-up) self-promoting Jew solicitor Mark Lewis in the latter’s failed attempt to make money and publicity out of a faked “antisemitic incident” at the Edinburgh Fringe show of a black American comedian called Reginald D. Hunter. Lewis and his wife/carer Mandy Blumenthal had both made money from an earlier and similar fraudulent scam involving a Middle East airline.
See:
Incidentally, both Dr. David Miller and Reginald D. Hunter are now being privately prosecuted by that same tiny but (((well-funded))) and very malicious Jewish/Zionist org, “Campaign Against Antisemitism”.
It is pretty clear that (despite “the usual lobby” making sure that Sabrina Miller won a couple of “young journalism” awards during her time at the Daily Mail/Mail on Sunday), the newspaper wanted to get rid of a dishonest “journalist” (careerist scribbler) who sees nothing wrong in making up the “news” so long as she thereby serves Israel and the UK Jewish lobby (and her own career).
I note that she writes that she is now on a “career break” and is not immediately going to another position.
Not unlikely.
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Other tweets seen
[“Just to be clear on the facts of all this: a) The Chancellor broke the law b) The Chancellor mislead the Prime Minister, his ethics advisor and the country on why she broke the law c) The Chancellor has previously demanded the resignation of her political opponents for breaking the law, even though they did so inadvertently d) The Chancellor was elected on a manifesto that stated “politics should be driven by a sense of service to the country, not considerations of party or self-interest“]
Was this unexpected? “Rachel from Accounts and Customer Relations” deliberately went way beyond her credit limit on her HoC (interest-free) credit card, then refused for years to pay the capital sum back, thus getting a financial benefit not open to members of the public. She took bribes and “freebies” from wealthy Indians and Jews, and is a buy-to-let parasite. No wonder that actual rank and file socialist members of the Labour Party are leaving in hordes.
Starmer-stein’s Labour Friends of Israel misgovernment.
“Worrying”, maybe; surprising, not (looking at the hundreds of complete idiots in the House of Commons).
So much for women taking charge of public (or private) affairs…
As I predicted, Matt Goodwin is positioning himself to become a Reform UK MP, and then successor to Farage, and thus (quite likely, and certainly not impossible) Prime Minister. Don’t forget how pro-Jewish lobby and pro-Israel he is.
Our animal friends.
Our animal friends.
The judge’s direction to the jury was a disgrace, from the extract I have seen at least. Plainly pro-defence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Dugdale.
As for the jury, they must be totally stupid.
If you can vandalize Stonehenge and get away with it on spurious “human rights” grounds, then you can vandalize almost anything and use the same defence. This is the kind of thing, the kind of liberalism leading to licence, that then leads on, ultimately, to dictatorship (as antidote).
The “protesters” (vandals) should at least have had their heads kicked in at the time of their crime (which crime, according to the “learned” judge and biased or stupid jury, seems not to be a crime at all). Madness.
Incidentally, the criminals are not even British. One is an Indian, the other Irish. The third defendant, a thick artisan, was apparently British, but only drove the main two to the scene of the crime.
“Speaking after the verdict, Lynch, who is now a masters student in ecology and conservation at the University of Exeter, said: “I just want things to be better, I just want things to be fair and right.”
[ITV News]
She sounds as thick as two short planks. As for her studying “conservation” etc, you really could not make this up…
Trump’s much-publicized foreign policy “successes” are all swiftly turning to ashes in his hands.
China has as many as 4,500 war planes, fewer than both the USA and Russia, but the gap is small and decreasing in size. In terms of numbers of fighter and fighter-bomber aircraft, China may be ahead, and is increasing the numbers constantly.
[“In Ukrainian Transcarpathia, a mobilized man rammed barriers at the border with Hungary in a car and fled Last night at the checkpoint “Bolshaya Lopad – Nagy Godos,” someone in a black Toyota Avensis rammed the barriers. The car sped past the passport control booth, hit a border guard, and crossed the border, knocking down another barrier on the exit. It is reported that the fugitive was a lawyer by profession. When you clearly understand your legal prospects and choose an illegal path...”]
Probably fleeing the Kiev-regime military draft. To be sent to the regime’s crumbling front lines is a near death sentence now.
[“The Largest Mass Casualty Event in Modern History? 20 million deaths. 1 million Americans newly disabled each month. These are the staggering realities exposed by Ed Dowd’s research on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout—a crisis of unprecedented scale. With 75% of the world’s population injected, the data reveals a historically devastating wave of excess deaths and injuries. Naomi Wolf and Mike Adams have been sounding the alarm: This is not a conspiracy theory—it’s a documented tragedy. The statistics are undeniable. The question now: What will the world do about it?“]
The Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan…
The Jew Miliband is just one of the gravediggers of our civilization.
I have been talking and online-writing for years about what is happening in the West generally, and particularly about what is happening in the UK. Not an overnight collapse, just sliding standards across the board. Have you been to an NHS hospital recently? Did you ever see the better ones in the 1970s? Compare them. Today? Administration, or maladministration, in particular.
Look at the standards of MPs. Rock-bottom. One example: the Liberal Democrats were headed by Jewish-lobby puppet Jo Swinson before the present buffoon, Ed Davey. Go back half a century to the old Liberal Party, headed by Jo Grimond. What a contrast…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo_Grimond
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo_Swinson
The same decline can be seen in the main System parties.
One of many possible examples: Liz Truss. 50 years ago, she would never have become Prime Minister, nor any kind of minister; probably not even a backbench MP. Some kind of assistant or secretary, maybe. Well, she did become an MP (albeit mainly on her back), and fate propelled that stupid, pushy, uncultured, semi-educated creature to the highest office, and look at the result.
Look at “Boris”-idiot, too. Just one more of many such examples.
…and there were many in the UK msm etc gagging for the same police-state brutality here too. Propagandists such as Piers Morgan.
Donkeys. After cats, probably my favourite animals.
Stray thought
I was just watching an episode, I think 5 years or so old, of The Chase. A question was asked re. which Prime Minister was “put into Room 101“, (the UK TV show) by Jeremy Clarkson. A choice of three, which the contestant answered, correctly, as having been David Cameron. The Chaser, “the Vixen”, Jenny Ryan, also answered correctly. However, presenter Bradley Walsh said, en passant, “I’d have gone Chamberlain”, and the “Vixen” said “I’m with you there“.
What they were really saying is that Chamberlain was rubbish because he tried to avert the disastrous war against the German Reich.
Neither Jenny Ryan nor Bradley Walsh are Jewish, but what they were doing there was making a kind of ritual minor obeisance to the Jewish lobby. To put it another way, they were signalling a kind of fealty.
The fact is that no-one the Jews/Jewish lobby/Israel lobby dislikes or disapproves will get on TV (and so make plenty of money) or stay there if they hold the “wrong” opinions. I can guarantee that if either of those TV faces were to have said, e.g., “well at least Chamberlain tried to avert a disastrous war“, that would be the end of their TV career. Just that. Killed stone dead.
A small sidelight on our “free country”…
Late tweets
As previously blogged, it is good to see that young people, including young women, have awoken to the necessities demanded of them by the Zeitgeist.
My unconquerable children!
Wall. Squad. End.
Interesting historical video; interview with Hitler’s manservant
https://archive.org/details/in-the-service-of-the-fuehrer-hitlers-shadow
Late music
A favourite American classic.
Late thought
Well, something seems to have happened over the last week— I admit that I am unused to having well over 1,000 individuals reading the blog in a single day (over 1,300 today, so far, and with still an hour to go before midnight), and those ~1,400 people have been reading a total of about 2,500 blog posts (so far today). For me, even one human soul is a big audience, in principle. Still, all to the good.
Ian Robert Millard 
Wow this is beautiful.
The Italian rhythmic gymnast, Sofia Raffaeli, dances; she is definitely not from this world.
https://x.com/TheFigen_/status/1983940564681650372
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A friend of mine wrote this.
Like any other Argentinian, I could celebrate the 33rd anniversary of the “End of the Dictatorship and the Beginning of the Road to Democracy” remembering a myriad of things, but given a choice I would like to stay with just two. Both refer to Raul Alfonsin who was – in my opinion – the most remarkable and decisive character in that collective feat that found him leading the greatest democratizing gesture that Latin America remembers.
The first of the evocations is of a personal nature – almost intimate – and therefore perhaps the one that matters the least. Still, I can’t summarize the enormous significance that Alfonsín had in my personal life, as in that of so many others like me. Sometimes I think, without exaggerating, that if I had something in my public life good or beautiful I owe it to the fact that I was contemporary to him.
Socrates once said that if there is anything to thank the Gods it was to have lived in the century of Pericles, paraphrasing it I could say today that if there is something I have to thank God for it is to have lived in Alphonsin’s time. And I say this not only because of the phenomenal imprint he left his personality on every young person of my time, but also – and this is no minor fact – how much we come to love him.
You could agree with Alfonsin or not, but he was such an endearing being that, beyond that, loving him was inevitable. It was amazing to see how that man who possessed the newness needed to defend democracy from his multiple stalkings was, in turn, such a tender heart-wrenching person. What I say, I mean how much we admired him and how much we wanted him, I managed to tell him on the first time I was personally with him in 1987, it was a meeting in Olivos with all the management of UCR Santiago then.
The fact of sharing our life with people who are radically superior to us invariably forces us to overcome ourselves, even if not to be able to be up to the circumstance, that is, to not disintegrate with our time. Well, for me, the rod that measured our time was Raul Alfonsin.
The second evocation is a look from a collective perspective, that is politics itself.
In that way, I would like to remember the fact that, in my opinion, depicts that crucial moment of Argentina better than any other. I mean the speech that Alfonsin delivered on the closing day of the campaign of that unrepeatable 83.. Few things turn out, and more today from a distance, as symbolic as that memorable message of yours.
At the beginning only a sentence: Friends of the Federal Capital, the dictatorship is over! I still remember the movement of his hand sweeping the air when uttering those words, as pointing out, with that single gesture, that we were throwing forever into the garbage bin of history the worst barbarity we had to endure as a people. We cried as children, both for our dead and for those still remaining alive.
It was at that exact moment that all of us – own and strangers – knew that we were leaving forever behind us the shadows; oppression; silence; terror; torture; death; and that to guarantee that was there that portentoso man.
Then – I remember – reviewed one by one his ideas and beliefs and culminated his message by reciting the words of the Preamble of the Constitution to leave so established that the task of building democracy was just at that time liminar, which was nothing but the beginning of a long drive.
And he did it further to make it clear that the strategic horizon of the democratic challenge was summed up in those words, because it was not just about achieving the establishment of a rule of law, but the search went beyond seeking to establish a true state of justice. Thus we all become aware, that beyond the bustle and celebration, the time that began was a work as open as it was difficult – a huge collective task to do, an everyday conquest presided over by the pursuit of equality, liberty and justice; and by it itself a construction always unfinished, that is precise to be re-inaugurated every day.
The dictatorship was over, that was already clear. But of course, the fact that democracy had just opened up before us as a huge challenge. And in the preamble of our national constitution were the words chosen to prologue that monumental challenge.
Today we all know that the dictatorship was really over, and forever. But I would like, also, that it remained in us the certainty that the consolidation of democracy demands on the part of all a renewed effort daily; a non-negotiable civic will and a tireless endeavor in which we cannot afford the luxury of failing even when the disproportionate of forces between those who fight for a more just world and those who conspire against that dream be so huge.
For all of this, I think it would be timely – today as yesterday – to have in mind the objectives of that historic challenge that we have as a people, and it would be good if we did it just like Raul did when he uttered that secular prayer that closes the beliefs shared by all Argentinians:
“We march: with the objective of constituting the national union, strengthening justice, consolidating inner peace, providing for the common defense, promoting the general welfare, and ensuring the benefits of freedom for us, for our posterity, and for all the men of the world who want to inhabit the Argentine soil.” “
HSFG
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