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“What goes around comes around“, but “they” never learn…
Wilfully deluded. Self-deluded. That mirrors my own experience of “them”. Always the “victims”, even when they are the ones conspiring, attacking, behaving as criminals and terrorists, and drawing first blood.
Again. The self-deluded “Israeli” hypocrisy. It seems to be ingrained.
They are a danger to the entire civilized world, in more ways than one.
Quite right.
All her money, and she chooses to live there. Hard to believe. Ghastly unaesthetic architecture, few trees beyond the palm trees lining some of the main roads, a mediaeval legal and political system, Dark Ages religious and cultural basis, few civil or legal rights for European residents, arrogant and culturally-backward locals, and a climate unbearable for a good part of the year.
I have been to the region a few times (though I admit that my experience of Dubai itself does not extend beyond having been to the airport —in transit— several times). Nein danke, anyway.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabel_Oakeshott
Also, in reality Dubai is a backwater, for all of its —until last week— frenetic business and tourist activity. If I wanted to live in a non-European backwater, and could choose, it would be somewhere like Rio, or the Caribbean, not the Middle East, certainly not the Arabian/Persian Gulf, and certainly not Dubai.
I suppose that Dubai, if it had Jews, and Jewish money as well as Arab, would be some kind of globalized template for UK society in the eyes of the likes of Richard Tice (Isabel Oakeshott’s personal partner), maybe Farage, and others in the leadership of Reform UK.
That is why Reform UK can only be a means to an end (destruction of the Labour and Conservative parties); in any other way, Reform is a dead end, a fact which will only become obvious to the British people after it forms a government (assuming, as I do, that that will happen in 2-3 years).
Incidentally, I now see that Isabel Oakeshott is International Editor at the online-only “Talk TV” platform, where (according to Wikipedia) her salary is £250,000 per year (there is no personal income tax in Dubai). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk_(streaming_service)#Change_to_TalkTV
Talk TV, owned by a Rupert Murdoch company, is so amateur that it reported, inaccurately (and the lie may still be up on the Internet), that I was “jailed” after the malicious Jewish-lobby “Campaign Against Antisemitism” [“CAA”] pressure group cabal (a volunteer arm of the Israeli Embassy in London) managed to procure a criminal prosecution of me a few years ago (2023; sentencing was in 2024).
In fact, I did not even get a suspended sentence, just a brief “community order” (basically, a few hours of discussions with a probation lady, about 5 hours altogether) and a fine (some internet sites “reported” that I had been sentenced also to do “community service”, i.e. slave labour. No, I was not).
For the truth about my trial and its aftermath, a rather more accurate account than you will see on rubbish platforms such as Talk TV, see:
Talk TV also hosts, occasionally, the one-time notorious Internet troll Stephen Silverman from the “CAA” (he grandly terms himself “Head of Investigations and Enforcement”), who is always whining about “antisemitism”. He used pseudonyms to target anti-Israel tweeters (almost all women). A very nasty individual.
I call it the “does anyone actually watch?” Talk TV.
She seems to think that wonderful: a fairly underwhelming promenade, evening sun, a few palm trees, a few cafes, tall buildings and a marina nearby. There are worse places in this world, yes, but frankly I cannot see anything so great there.
Ha.
Elbit Systems. The very enterprise attacked by protesters in the UK, which in turn led to trials, acquittals, and (upcoming) partial retrials.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbit_Systems#United_Kingdom
Why have the Iranians spent years not building up an air defensive capability? They know what the Israelis are like, and what their capabilities are. This is criminally negligent, as is the failure to provide the urban populations with hardened shelters.
Not if you have no investments. I have none, and if the UK financial outlook becomes gloomy, all the better for social national revolution somewhere down the line.
Not English, not really British. Not a legitimate MP or minister…and not right.
Sam Melia was a prisoner of conscience, a political prisoner, and is a hero. His wife, Laura Towler, is also heroic, a Valkyrie.
Wall. Squad. End.
European civilization has more than one enemy.
“Russians“? Are you sure?
One good thing may come out of the Zionist-instigated American attack on Iran: the USA and others will not be sending so many missiles etc to “Ukraine” (the Kiev regime).
The Israeli Jews up to their usual tricks— bombing schools and hospitals.
I wonder whether the Iranians have saboteurs embedded. The Iranians are of course Shia, Kuwaits Sunni, but it might not be ideological; could be mercenary, if it was sabotage at all.
For once, I have a word of faint praise for Starmer-stein. After all, why should the UK join in (yet again) on the Jewish/Israeli side. As for “British base was attacked“, those bases now serve NWO/ZOG “American” interests, not those of the British people.
Ah. “Saudi Arabian” oil (and gas). Discovered by Europeans and European-descended Americans. Extracted by Europeans and Americans. For a long time, refined by Europeans and Americans. Transported across the oceans by Europeans and Americans. Consumed mainly by Europeans and Americans. In another century, the Saudis will not be arrogantly visiting the cities of Europe and the USA, ostentatiously flaunting their unearned wealth. They will be back on their camels, and probably living in tents again. The same goes for the Gulf Arabs in general.
Jews trying to drag the UK into yet another war which we must avoid.
No. Reform UK could have won at Gorton and Denton if it were social-national, rather than a farrago of pseudo-“libertarian” finance-capitalist nonsense and worship of money, and also worship of Israel and the UK Jewish lobby. Also, it could have won if more English voters in that constituency had actually bothered to turn off the TV, and had got off their rear ends, and had voted. Also, had Farage put in more walkabout time there.
That said, the by-election result is most significant for the fact that Labour was trashed and trodden down. The fact is that Reform UK, despite its flaws, is still riding high, up to 30% in opinion polling, with both Con and Lab as low as 15%. Gorton and Denton may have rejected Reform UK, but Reform is still on track to gain hundreds of MPs in other areas at the next general election.
Stray thought
I was just reminded that the distance from Tel Aviv to the border of Gaza is a mere 47 miles, almost exactly the distance from my one-time (2002-2008) barristers’ chambers in Exeter to my (leased only, sadly) country house on the Cornish side of the Tamar. Once or twice, in emergencies, I managed to go door to door in only 30 minutes (on the dual-carriageway of the A30 for most of the journey but including single-track lanes and, in Exeter, traffic and traffic-lights).
Nick Griffin blog post
https://nickgriffin544956.substack.com/p/starmers-grooming-gangs-cover-up
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The American “strategy” is simply to do whatever the Jews and Israel want them to do.
So? The only danger to this country is from the migration invasion, and our jolly sailors are doing nothing to stop that.
Ian Robert Millard 
Oakeshott is being very careful about what she says. No doubt she should be, thousands of jews moved to the UAE over the last couple of years. Also, Emirati leaders do not support free speech.
That aside, what a lack lustre interview. Not a spark of intelligence detected.
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Very true. Having said that, what can you expect from a bimbo like her? Being the “girlfriend” of Richard Tice would disqualify any woman in my eyes.
PS: The last statement would not apply if the said woman were gorgeous and interested in me 😁😁😁
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Heard Nick Ferrari on LBC saying the reason the UK is so ‘wishy-washy’ about current events is because we have a government full of lawyers.
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Catatonic:
Is Nick Ferrari aware that Lenin was a lawyer?
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Well said.
https://x.com/ricwe123/status/2028376136548295165?s=20
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Catatonic:
Indeed.
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I couldn´t agree more with you. If I were wealthy and for some reason I could not live in Europe, there is one wonderful country where I would be very happy to live: AUSTRALIA. it has everything: British/European cultural standards and heritage (despite the hateful “multikulti” propaganda pushed by all governments since the 1980s), wonderful weather and 1st class public services.
Ideal places to live: Sydney´s Upper North Shore district. Beautiful, leafy suburbs full of magnificent homes very close to the sea (average price 2.500.000 dollars). The Southern Highlands (deep in the countryside of NSW, barely 1 hour and a half from Sydney). The average price of houses there is about 1.550.000 dollars.
Brazil is crap, a real backwater without an ounce of European culture. Like the UAE and some parts of the USA, Brazil is the perfect home for uneducated, vulgar millionaires who love enormous houses full of gadgets and sunny beaches.
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Claudius:
As you know, I was in Sydney as a child for 3 years (1967-69) and lived in Mosman and Cremorne.
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Dubai is a tacky place, full of low IQ holidaymakers, and women with lip fillers, who resemble cast members of trash tv shows like “The Only Way Is Essex.” A friend of my brother, who has more money than sense is currently having a house built there. I’d actually laugh if it got struck by a missile.
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EnglishBrit89:
I always think it is such a pity that the ruler of Dubai, with all his money, could not create a better city than that, though he did realize that Dubai needed to move away from simply being an oil/gas producing state. That is a positive tick, I suppose.
I notice that oil is now only 1% of Dubai’s economy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubai#Oil_era
The architecture and town planning etc could have been so much better, bearing in mind the huge resources available.
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Love your definition of Dubai, and I could not agree more with you. I saw some videos by some clever British ex-residents in Dubai which confirm what you said. They acknowledged that, while the place is very good for business and making useful contacts, life there is miserable, since there is nothing to do, and most of the ex-pats (British or not) are shallow people. Their advice was: “If you happen to be there, make money (if you can) and get out ASAP”
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I have noticed that Isabel Oakshott presents/describes herself on “X” as: “Scoop getter. Feathers ruffler” Wow, that sounds dangerous! I wonder if she is getting well paid for such a risky job. Perhaps her “job” would be better described as: “Gopher. Gossipmonger”
BTW, I loved the sarcastic comments posted by some Brits on her “X” page. There is nothing like the sharp English humour.
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Claudius:
I saw an amusing report about small family groups of Russian tourists lying on beaches otherwise empty in both Dubai and Sharjah, as occasional incidents of battle occurred nearby and overhead. Unruffled. Phlegmatic.
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