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What a stupid —and basically performative— action. How many ships owned by UK-based companies sail under flags of convenience? Thousands. What if Russia starts to seize them? This kind of state piracy is not the right kind of thing at all. This is the 21st Century, not the 16th or 17th.
Don’t poke —or keep poking— the Bear.
Actually, not sure that £80K is such a good salary in the UK these days, especially when taxable, but the point stands.
Peter Murrell is now in prison on remand, and awaiting sentence, while his wife or ex-wife, Nicola Sturgeon, the self-important Scottish fake “nationalist”, would be “world statesperson”, and probable lesbianka, is politically finished, and living in some sort of luxury rental in London (presumably hoping to become a mass media TV talking-head and newspaper scribbler), but the SNP itself staggers on.
In a sense, one can see why the SNP is still riding fairly high in the opinion polls. Labour is washed-up north of the border as well as in England and Wales, the LibDem default-vote joke party is only supported in a few niche and/or former Conservative areas, and few these days will vote fake “Conservative” in most of Scotland. So for whom do Scottish people vote? It is said that both Restore Britain and Reform UK are gaining support, but surely not enough to worry the SNP. There again, between a third and a half of Scottish people still think that they want notional “Independence” from the UK, so that does limit their choice of party.
In the end, the SNP is just another globalist System party; pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby, pro-EU, pro-immigration. Same-old, in short. However, at present, enough Scottish people are fooled sufficiently by the fake flag-waving of the SNP (despite it at one point having been led by a Pakistani!) to keep the SNP in play.
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I agree.
Replacing the monkey will not change the music being played, nor the identity of the organ-grinder(s).
Reform could have smashed its way right through the politics of the UK, but Farage and Tice allowed the Jewish/Israel lobby to influence and control them, and also started to flood Reform with non-white candidates. That is why Restore, though also very flawed, is making ground.
What English/British people really want, or rather need, is social nationalism, but most are so brainwashed by decades of Jewish-lobby propaganda on TV, in newspapers etc, and now also in schools, that they themselves are all but unaware of their own needs.
When “Boris”-idiot came out with his “high-skilled migrants” rubbish, I thought that what was really meant was, as I put it on the blog, “Indians that can work a computer“. It turns out that —not for the first time— I was too kind. Even I did not realize quite how low the bar would be set…
When captured— deportation, or sterilization, or whatever else it takes to save the future for British children.
Looks as though, whatever may be said about the recent events, the protesters in Northern Ireland have succeeded, at least in part, in getting rid of their problem…
Life is always surprising.
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That seems to capture a growing thought-trend in this country…
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Many are waking up to the fact that “our” government is actually our enemy…
Like many of my age-group (69), I am not hugely versed in computing etc, but from what I understand, the skills of the present-day teens are often very considerable, and may enable the under-16 generation to evade any such ban. Certainly, the similar law in Australia has been, or so I have read, a total failure.
Still, I do what I can with such skills as I do have…
Our animal friends.
All the suspicious activity in London, and those “Specials” (volunteer p/t police) chose whoever that is to question. Anyway, he may or may not be harmless. Many people wander around London aimlessly.
As to where it is, I think Soho Square, but am not 100% sure.
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As a general rule, landlord-parasitism should not be allowed to exist. This is a societal/political choice.
I have blogged previously about how I accompanied the then Ukrainian Ambassador, one Kommissarenko, to a privatized part of the UK’s biological warfare laboratories at Porton Down in Wiltshire. That was in 1994 or 1995. Use the search box on the blog for more.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serhiy_Komisarenko
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porton_Down
That ambassador was himself from a biochemical or biological scientific background, and I believe is now director of such facilities in Ukraine. I wonder if he remembers our little trip to the Wiltshire countryside, 30+ years ago, in his handsome and fast (130+ mph) black Lexus limousine with its CD plates (enabling us to drive there from Notting Hill in only about 40 minutes)?
[“Britain’s economic condition is far worse than many appreciate. Government debt has climbed above £3 trillion, exceeding 100% of GDP. Interest payments on that debt have become one of the largest items in the national budget. The tax burden is at its highest level in decades, yet the government still cannot balance the books.
Economic growth has been stagnant for years. Productivity growth has virtually disappeared. Manufacturing continues to shrink as a percentage of the economy while energy costs remain among the highest in the industrialized world. Britain now spends more servicing debt than it does on many essential public services.“]
National revolution. Then, social-national government. Creation of a European-race ethnostate. Strong links with Russia. Leave NATO. Ignore the EU if it is hostile. Eliminate the (((special-interest))) lobby or lobbies. Create an entirely new form of society but at the same time based on the best of the historical traditions.
Ian Robert Millard 
If only Britain had a bit of luck for once and ‘Sir’ Multi-Tier Keir ‘Kweer’ (where has that story about Ukranian rent boys gone to?🙄) Starmer just done the decent thing at long last and dropped down dead in No.10 like the last PM to do it ie Liberal Party PM, Henry Campbell-Bannerman, in 1908 or became a £1 MILLION POUND question on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire as Spencer Percival probably is?:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spencer_Percival
Multi-Tier Keir is like that annoying turd in the toilet that gives off an awful smell but even with great effort will just not flush!
I want to violently vomit even looking at the virulently anti-British CUNT. That reminds me, you can get some great T shirts bearing that description of him on the internet.
I must buy one! I might wear it in his constituency of Holborn and St Pancras whilst getting on the Eurostar to Paris which is in his seat or wearing it in my own Tory/Reform UK stronghold. Mind you, I suspect I would be arrested by one of his gormless Stazi goons!🙄🙄🙄🙄
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John:
If you were to do that, you might give your neighbours a heart attack…
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Probably not around here. Even now, my seat of Brentwood and Ongar is the 26th safest Tory seat in the country (mind you, it was the TENTH safest in 2019) with a perfectly decent majority of 5,900 odd votes (down from a ridiculous 29,000 before) and with Reform UK in SECOND place. Apparently, only NINE Conservative seats have Reform UK as runners-up.
I would probably be praised for wearing it!😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😃😃😃👍👍👍👍
When the turd does finally flush I will be buying a nice bottle of English ‘Champagne’ in the local Waitrose in Billericay to celebrate👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣😂😂😃😃:
https://www.nyetimber.com
https://www.ridgeview.co.uk
https://www.gusbourne.com
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Now, we know where self-styled ‘Iron Lady’/Maggie Thatcher impersonator of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, got the money for those posh frocks and elegant shoes from!
I always thought to myself WHERE does she get the money from to look like Margaret at her finest or do an impersonation of Alexis from 1980’s soap opera, Dynasty, or Imelda Marcos of the famous shoe collection in that decade also!🙄🙄🙄🙄😂😂😂😂
I always thought Sturgeon’s glamorous dresses were Yves St Laurent or another French fashion house but apparently they were from Scottish designers!
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John:
That is an area outside my areas of knowledge and/or comfort, but I do recall sitting in a cafe in Grafton Street, Dublin in the mid-1980s and listening with my then girlfriend (we were there with the Bolshoi Ballet, in my case unofficially) to three wealthy-looking Irish ladies talking about how they now (then) went to Paris for their clothes because Dublin had become quite as expensive. As my grandmother sometimes said (a phrase from her Edwardian childhood I think), “how the rich do live!“…
I had to breakfast at cafes because living at but not officially staying or registered at the massive and not-bad hotel almost entirely occupied by the Bolshoi Ballet (300-strong if you include all the support staff etc), I was not entitled to a free breakfast.
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Looking at N. Sturgeon one is reminded of the famous, and very true, saying: “A monkey in a beautiful silk dress is still a monkey”
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Burnham has no real fresh ideas, is just as virulently anti-British as Starmer is (apparently he is guilty of covering-up gang rapes of British girls by mainly Pakistani men in Greater Manchester) and no doubt he will be just as much of a faithful puppet of the Zionist Pro Israel lobby as the Starmer creature is.
ALL that will change is that the monkey presenting itself to the world will have some sort of personality and be a bit more personable. That is ALL.
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