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Moral cowardice
“A tribunal judge has been given a formal warning for making “disparaging generalisations” about the Roma community to other members of the tribunal.“
[Legal Futures online magazine]
There may be a few Roma Gypsies who are not thieves, predators, or scavengers… let’s leave it there.
How typical of our crumbling society that, instead of addressing the real and universally-known problem, those making a good living out of the decay of our society prefer to “shoot the messenger”. . .
Talking point
[“The Ukraine war is essentially justified in Germany on moral grounds. The revelations about the Ukrainian torture center massively undermine this moral narrative and are therefore politically sensitive for the war’s supporters. Consequently, everything will now be done to suppress the facts.“]
I have already seen tweets by a “British” Jew-Zionist (who poses as a “journalist” in Kiev) saying that the ambulance was fake, that the woman paramedic who begged for the release of the detained men and boys was a fake (and has been arrested), and that there was no torture-centre and prison there (and that there are none at all in Kiev-regime “Ukraine”…).
So everything seen on live social media was a fake? Sounds very like an implausible conspiracy theory to me. The street protests were plainly real, for a start.
The only truth in that Jew’s tweets is that the brave woman paramedic has been arrested by the Jew Zelensky’s goons.
Tweets seen
Typical.
That tweet about the evil Saatchi and Saatchi Jews reminded me of a young woman with whom I was slightly acquainted nearly 40 years ago in London, and who owned a small and exclusive catering company. Saatchi and Saatchi was one of their clients. Riverboat evening receptions on the Thames etc. Saatchi and Saatchi were riding high at the time, and the young woman’s company, trading as Savoir Fare, likewise.
I cannot entirely recall the details, but I seem to remember that that young woman did something against me, and entirely out of unprovoked malice, after which she went on holiday to East Africa with her Indian boyfriend. Fate then took a hand.
There was a devastating coach crash in, I think, Kenya. Numerous passengers were killed, as was the driver. The woman sitting next to the Savoir Fare person was killed, and Savoir Fare woman was badly injured, breaking her back and numerous other bones, and suffering other injuries. Apparently, she was airlifted out by air ambulance back to the UK, and the rehabilitation was set to take several years. The company perforce collapsed.
It is a strange fact that many people who do unpleasant things to me suffer blows of fate. Not all, but many.
For example, over the past decade or so, quite a few of the Jews who have targeted me have died (not by my hand, however, but rather by the “hand of God” or “the gods”, or Fate).
One of the most virulent persecutors was one Stephen Applebaum or Apfelbaum, from the Watford area. He seemed to live to troll people (along with “Slitherman”, as featured on yesterday’s blog), and wanted (and tweeted to that effect) to see me and others (as he hoped) arrested, charged, on trial etc. Well, again Fate took a hand. He died not long before my free speech trial, and later sentencing, in 2023-2024.
I can think of quite a few others on Twitter/X who have gone the same way.
God moves in mysterious ways.
Kemi Badenoch— Conservative Friends of Israel.
Andy Burnham— Labour Friends of Israel.
What connects them? (answers on a postcard…).
As predicted on the blog over the past 4-5 years…
[“Absolutely INSANE. Adam Robinson just died in the public jet crash after founding an incredibly powerful digital espionage tool as a private entrepreneur NOT tied to big tech, israel, or “their money” When it was suggested by @theronshah that he should work with Tel Aviv, he told them to f@ck off Want to guess who will inherit his tech?”]
Israel, and the Jewish cabals generally, are not behind all the evil in the world…but they are behind much of it.
For once, Ash Sarkar is worth listening to (Andy Burnham…)
