🚨🇬🇷 Greek MEP Latinopoulou blasts Ursula von der Leyen:
"NO ONE has hurt Europeans more than you! You flooded us with illegals, crushed farmers, shut factories, destroyed the nuclear family and imposed WOKE and Green Madness.
NATO member states plan to escalate the military confrontation with Russia bringing it to the so-called hot phase no later than 2029-2030, head of the Russian delegation to the negotiations on military security and arms control Yulia Zhdanova said:https://t.co/YxV5mUV5O5pic.twitter.com/gyrAWM65zt
Russian forces launched a massive overnight strike on enterprises of Ukraine’s metallurgical and radio-electronics industries, the country’s defense industry, and energy infrastructure facilities, the Russian Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/3qAMWzyPG2pic.twitter.com/NqFt7vGPNa
Urals oil exceeds $110 per barrel – fuel shortages begin in Europe
Russian Urals oil in Western ports has risen above $110 per barrel – the highest level since April. The increase is supported by high demand and expensive Brent crude.
[“Urals oil exceeds $110 per barrel – fuel shortages begin in Europe
Russian Urals oil in Western ports has risen above $110 per barrel – the highest level since April. The increase is supported by high demand and expensive Brent crude.
In France, fuel shortages have begun at gas stations. Macron has demanded that the government implement “full mobilization” to ensure supplies and control prices, amid calls for protests. In Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk is warning of possible record-high fuel prices. He says that prices could soon reach levels that previously seemed impossible.“]
Ukraine and Russia conducted an exchange of the bodies of military personnel.
A Russian "Geran-4" drone-missile has just attacked the Yagodin border crossing, which connects Poland and Ukraine, in the Volyn region. Sirens sounded in Lublin, in eastern Poland, as the drone approached the border, but it did not cross into Polish airspace. pic.twitter.com/ypyqKUIfzo
Either NATO will enter the Russian-Ukrainian war, and that will be World War III, or we will witness a hundred-year war," said Marine Le Pen, a candidate for the French presidency. She emphasized that the war in Ukraine has lasted longer than World War I, and the number of… pic.twitter.com/yn23l40WN0
"It's really upsetting – it's always been the most amazingly peaceful place to live and we've never experienced the level of overt racism that we’re witnessing"
Rachel, a Piddington resident, expresses her concern at some of the arguments made in opposition to plans for a nearby… pic.twitter.com/UKVKHGVYyz
The BBC found the one inhabitant of Piddington village who thinks English protesters, and the 350 English villagers around her, more of a threat to the village and herself than thousands of black and brown migrant-invaders (all male) .
Turns out that she is a loonie and socio-politically tendentious woman (I think maybe Australian or New Zealand origin, probably the latter), who apparently has 2 mixed-race children, having been “knocked-up” at some point by a black.
2 minutes later…
Seems that I was right; looks like my ear for accents and languages has not yet deserted me:
New Zealand born Rachel Marsh living in Piddington with her black partner Roy for the last 20 years having moved from London where Roy was a DJ, thinks her fellow lady residents in Piddington are racist in objecting to asylum seekers being placed near their village
I have no idea why, but I have yet to meet a New Zealand woman, and I have met many, who is not a giant pain in the ****.
Why that should be, I do not know, but they all seem to be very feministic, very politically-correct/”woke”, very judgmental, and —every single one— a complete waste of space. Must be something to do with the education offered over there.
I do not know personally, neither have I ever met, NWO/ZOG political puppet and former NZ PM, Jacinda Ardern, but I believe that she is exactly the same, from what I have seen of her in the msm etc.
The woman featured seems unable to distinguish between the villagers tolerating her, her black “partner” (probably a West Indian), and her mixed-race children, and the same villagers (about 350 in number) being invaded by between 1,500 and 3,500 black and brown men from the most backward parts of the world.
Piddington is a good example of the Luxury Belief Class. People back liberal left parties that want mass immigration until the consequences of those policies arrive at their own front door. From our Substack Live tonight with subscribers. Link below pic.twitter.com/zGoH9mn6YI
Western countries are actively preparing for a war against Moscow while spreading the myth of an alleged Russian threat, Sergey Lavrov said at the opening session of the Sixth Congress of the International Russophile Movement:https://t.co/tuVkgtyR8Hpic.twitter.com/mR89BmdzBe
Just for those not aware. Immigration in huge numbers continues. Illegal immigration in large numbers continues. Prices are still rising, your bills will get bigger. Wages are not rising. Employment opportunities are decreasing. It's getting worse https://t.co/3XziTpe0Rypic.twitter.com/3xkRrc8MjU
🇺🇸 The Trump administration is preparing to send Israel $2.8 billion in weapons, including 40,000 bombs weighing 900 kilograms each.
🔻 The shipment includes 20,000 MK-84 bombs, 20,000 BLU-117 bombs, and 20,000 I-2000 penetrating warheads, designed to target fortified… pic.twitter.com/uUZ2z9udH2
[“The Trump administration is preparing to send Israel $2.8 billion in weapons, including 40,000 bombs weighing 900 kilograms each.
The shipment includes 20,000 MK-84 bombs, 20,000 BLU-117 bombs, and 20,000 I-2000 penetrating warheads, designed to target fortified structures. The majority of this amount will be funded through the annual $3.3 billion in U.S. aid to Israel.
In other words, American taxpayers will be paying for this.“]
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Iran:
🔻 "When the citizens of Iran have no food, water, jobs, or electricity… they will ultimately have nothing to lose.
🔻 And ultimately, it is by creating economic problems for the Iranian people that the country's government… pic.twitter.com/ENBcFf3aVq
“They” are not behind all of the world’s problems, but are behind many, perhaps most, of them.
🇮🇷 Iranian air defense systems shot down an American large unmanned aerial vehicle, the MQ-9 "Reaper," over the island of Qeshm. pic.twitter.com/BT71XJyrHC
GERMANY IS TURNING BLUE! The AfD wave is sweeping Germany! According to the latest "Nowcast" data from September 16, 2026, the AfD is now the strongest party in 148 out of 299 electoral districts of the Bundestag. 🟦 AfD: 148 ⬛️ CDU/CSU: 89 🟩 Greens: 39 🟥 SPD: 17 🟪 The Left: 6… pic.twitter.com/abbfWl5dW9
The United States is prepared to approve the delivery of up to 10 Patriot missiles from Germany to Ukraine, with a total value of $29.6 million, according to a State Department announcement. pic.twitter.com/DThEdfmo9y
Still, what does that mean when Russia has untold, but certainly tens of thousands, of conventional missiles, up to 7,000 nuclear weapons, and also the ability to place thousands of drones in the field in any 24-hour period?
Also, if Germany provides Patriot missiles to the Kiev regime, those missiles will not be available for German use, if push comes to shove.
Survey in Turkey: Israel perceived as the biggest enemy In a survey conducted by the ASAL institute, involving 2,015 people from 26 provinces, 83% of Turks said that Israel is an enemy country, while only 7.2% consider Israel a friendly country. On the list of countries perceived… pic.twitter.com/GdnHaz3NrW
I do not much like female politicians, but those are better than most.
Kyiv needs 52.6 billion euros from its partners to cover its budget deficit for 2027. Ukraine is becoming increasingly dependent on foreign aid, said Vasiliy Mokhan, a member of the Ukrainian parliament. According to the parliamentarian, of this amount, approximately 20 billion… pic.twitter.com/4Gkd3U7J9M
[the poster shows a market more like an Arabian than a Persian one, as some critics noted at the time]
Ketelbey [1875-1959] was Britain’s first millionaire composer; producing light music, he was enormously popular in his day (broadly, 1896-1945). His peak popularity was probably in the 1920s; by the time of his death in 1959, he was completely obscure, his demise scarcely noticed.
Incidentally, when competing for a scholarship to Trinity College of Music, London, in 1889, at the age of 13-14, he scored the highest marks of all applicants (second place went to Gustav Holst).
Talking point (thinking about the UK migration invasion)
“Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you.” [Matthew 7:6, King James Authorized Version]
Stands up at least reasonably well, I think. I see now that that blog post has had more hits in 2026 than it has had in all previous years put together. Interesting.
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The European Union has lost 90 bln euro due to the conflict around Iran and the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said:https://t.co/zWVTrezSI0pic.twitter.com/9s6V4nf2dA
The Ukrainian army lost roughly 1,225 troops in battles with Russian forces in all the frontline areas over the past 24 hours, according to the latest data on the special military operation in Ukraine released by Russia’s Defense Ministry:https://t.co/5r57To25Yupic.twitter.com/Q8vAM9xtjw
In this post Alexander Dugin claims that a global catastrophe is inevitable and presents it as a psychoanalytical fact. Dugin, a Russian philosopher and founder of the Eurasian movement, often analyzes civilizational conflicts and the crisis of the liberal order through a… https://t.co/kTOud2cpDZ
The Saudi narrative that 'Shia are targeting Mecca' serves as a test of intelligence for Sunnis around the world.
Ballistic missiles do not fall 80 km away from their intended target. This is not a crude missile; a less precise missile has a CEP (Circular Error Probable) of… pic.twitter.com/WhPtwgRSSK
New footage of the extensive damage to U.S. bases as a result of Iranian attacks.
One U.S. service member, who wished to remain anonymous, told CBS News that U.S. bases sustained significant damage, about which the American public was not informed. pic.twitter.com/mg674fIGI2
The rapid proliferation of Russian advanced, motorized drones poses an increasing challenge to Ukraine's air defense system, forcing Kyiv to adapt to a faster and more demanding threat. – Reuters. According to Reuters, the number of launches of Russian motorized drones has… pic.twitter.com/Mgyds57LC6
[“The rapid proliferation of Russian advanced, motorized drones poses an increasing challenge to Ukraine’s air defense system, forcing Kyiv to adapt to a faster and more demanding threat. – Reuters. According to Reuters, the number of launches of Russian motorized drones has increased from approximately 450 in June to 2,850 in August, while Ukrainian intelligence estimates production at around 3,000 per month. With speeds reaching 500 km/h, these drones are much more difficult to intercept with cheaper Ukrainian interceptor drones, compared to slower systems like the “Shahed.” This shift appears to give Russia an advantage in terms of cost and speed. Ukraine is under pressure to develop faster interceptors, guided missiles, electronic warfare systems, and AI-supported defense systems, while some Ukrainian pilots are increasingly relying on fighter jets and, in some cases, artillery fire, as missile supplies dwindle. From a Russian military perspective, the value of these drones lies not only in the damage they can inflict, but also in their ability to force Ukraine to expend more expensive and limited defensive resources, while continuously adapting its air defense network. Reuters reports suggest that Moscow is increasingly leveraging differences in speed, production volume, and cost to create sustained pressure on Ukrainian defenses.“]
Alternative for Germany" wants to strengthen relations with Russia The German tabloid Bild, citing sources, reports that "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) intends to achieve a complete normalization of relations with Russia, resume trade, purchase oil and gas, and halt military aid… pic.twitter.com/dOVfmrgMvQ
BREAKING: The village of Piddington has "voted to leave the UK" in a symbolic referendum held in protest against a planned asylum seeker accommodation site nearby.@NickMartinSKY reports from Oxfordshirehttps://t.co/vkERi7Y9ro
Millions of other people are also checking out of the UK; not only by emigrating but also by checking out mentally, hating the System parties and politicians and their treachery.
Give the invaders (not just the “Piddington” ones) a choice: return to your countries of origin, or go to a third country outside Europe, or face incarceration, sterilization and, ultimately, execution.
This is the liberal worldview in one clip. Grooming gangs don’t matter. It was a distant scandal. It’s been blown out of proportion. I would rather talk about AI & economics.
Aside from conveniently ignoring the fact, as even Louise Casey reports, that grooming gangs are still…
[“This is the liberal worldview in one clip. Grooming gangs don’t matter. It was a distant scandal. It’s been blown out of proportion. I would rather talk about AI & economics.
Aside from conveniently ignoring the fact, as even Louise Casey reports, that grooming gangs are still rife TODAY, like most liberals Rory’s brain cannot compute what the scandal is really about.
As Jon Haidt showed in his work, unlike conservatives liberals literally cannot process in-group loyalty, belonging, tradition, or the sanctity of a community.
The grooming gang scandal matters and should be front and centre in our national debate because it ran roughshod over all of that.
It involved the violation of our people and children. It saw out-groups prey on the in-group. And it directly clashed with our values.
Most ordinary people can see that. They can sense that while this is about Pakistani gangs it’s also about a fundamental clash of values and an intense anger about how fellow members of the in-group were treated by outsiders.
But liberals like Rory cannot. They will only ever talk about harm when it is done to minorities or outsiders. And they will only ever talk about empathy when it involves migrants, outsiders, newcomers — they literally have no serious interest in white British working class kids, never-mind showing them more loyalty than migrant communities.
Liberals have an enormous blind spot which you see right here in this clip. They are just incapable of talking about group identity, loyalty, and culture which is also why they are losing politically. They do not even think it’s worth talking about. Unfortunately for them, millions of people think otherwise.“]
Just another opinions-approved monkey-on-a-stick.
I assessed Rory Stewart on the blog as long ago as 2019, in a blog post which —with a very large number of appended updates— has been one of the most popular over the years, read by thousands of people:
Incidentally, Stewart says that much of the Pakistani sex crime in the UK happened “long ago…10-12 years ago“. In fact, it continues, but apart from that, Stewart does not mention the tribal Jew-Zionist whining about “the holocaust” which, to the extent that it happened in the fashion often believed (and most of it did not), happened 82-87 years ago… soon it will be a century ago.
Needless to say, puppet of the Jewish-Israel lobby, Gove, that little drunk, and drug-abusing bastard (and, when MP, expenses fraud), did not raise the question.
Stewart mentions several —yes, important— other problems that face the UK, but nothing good can happen when this country is, as it soon may be, non-European and, moreover, when the majority of the population soon will have racial-cultural origins in the least developed, least cultured, indeed least-intelligent parts of the world.
By "many Swedes" you mean liberal white women who are fast becoming one of the most destructive groups this planet has ever seen.
Not just women, but probably more women than men. The kind of women that, in the UK in the 1980s, 1990s (and even a decade or so ago) used to worship that African dimwit Mandela and his ANC rabble. Brainwashed by multikulti msm propaganda that few had the knowledge or intellect to critique.
Yes, and mainly because of the System parties and politicians that msm scribblers and talking-heads such as Hodges support, or give credence to via their newspaper columns and social media output.
Treacherous criminal politicians and scribblers. In lay language, traitors.
Talking point
MPs who are not really British, who are not white Northern European, and/or who were elected wholly or partly via the votes of non-Europeans (whether holding British passports or not) are not legitimate MPs. Any government dependent on the votes of such MPs is not a legitimate government; neither is a government legitimate when its policies are ruining the lives and futures of the British people.
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עינב צנגאוקר: "המלחמה לא נגמרה מכיוון שיש לנו ראש ממשלה שמאמין במלחמת נצח. הצבא קורס, הכל קורס. נתניהו ממש מתאמץ לברוח מאחריות. הגיע הזמן לענות על שאלות במלאת שלוש שנים למלחמה ורגע לפני הבחירות"
Einav Tsangauker: “The war hasn’t ended because we have a prime minister who believes in eternal war. The army is collapsing, everything is collapsing. Netanyahu is really trying to escape responsibility. It’s time to answer questions as three years of war are completed and just before the elections” Kan News on Reshet Bet.”]
Looks as if the Gaza/West Bank/Lebanon war is not quite the easy ride the Israeli Jewish leadership hoped it might be…
[cartoon from 2022, the time of the 2020-2022 “Covid” scamdemic/panicdemic]
It remains incredibly sinister to me how many of the British, as well as other, people were willing to be corralled and controlled by the System-broadcast fear of a virus that actually killed only a tiny fraction (a tiny fraction of 1%) of the population.
Officially, in 2022, only about 50 out of every 100,000 people died either “of” or “with” Covid (almost all “with”, not “of”, i.e. it was not Covid that killed them at all). The real figure for deaths actually from Covid itself was probably about 5 out of every 100,000 people in 2022, maybe even fewer, maybe none at all.
The British people were tested by that whole conspiratorial and giant mass-psychological experiment. The majority failed (from my point of view) and proved that they were willing to be compliant slaves, so long as they were a.bought off with some money and more leisure time; and b.brainwashed by “expert” (fake expert) advice and enough pseudo-communitarian propaganda.
🇰🇵 The North Korean Ministry of Defense has warned the United States and South Korea about the possible use of nuclear weapons in response to their policies, according to the Central Telegraph Agency of Korea (CTAK). The United States and South Korea are preparing for the… pic.twitter.com/psEVeXjwiP
Russian strike drones hit the Kievstar mobile provider’s building, which also provides services to Ukraine’s military, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
The Ukrainian army lost roughly 1,375 troops in battles with Russian forces in all the frontline areas over the past 24 hours, according to the latest data on the special military operation in Ukraine released by Russia’s Defense Ministry:https://t.co/SnAlCkUpMmpic.twitter.com/IUQpHtdGRv
Russia has taken the lead in the production of relatively inexpensive, high-tech weapons, outpacing both Ukraine and the US in this regard, The Wall Street Journal reported:https://t.co/UGb4WJ1yHVpic.twitter.com/h6kAm0jxZ4
Russia’s upgraded Geran unmanned systems that can fly at a high speed and altitude have changed the air war in Ukraine, actually blurring the line between drones and cruise missiles, the Financial Times reported:https://t.co/pBRNnR60iupic.twitter.com/9p90XmVC9u
The hysteria in the West over Russia’s alleged plans to attack them is unfounded, and not a single Russian shell has ever landed in a NATO country, lawmaker Andrey Kolesnik told TASS in an interview:https://t.co/fj9w5qMx6wpic.twitter.com/wn3OS3YL2a
The point is not only that more and more are making successful claims (because the legal architecture around asylum is completely out of date, and has been for decades) but also that even the unsuccessful claimants almost all remain here, and are not removed.
No. Latest figures show large notional deficits funded by UK transfers.
Scotland (2025-26 GERS): revenue £98.3bn, spending £123.6bn, deficit £25.3bn (10.9% GDP). Revenue per person matches UK average; higher spending drives the gap.
🚨I see that the NSPCC is in the news today for all the wrong reasons.
I was a volunteer counsellor within the organisation for over 5 years. After whistleblowing my concerns regarding the safeguarding of children, I was told to leave. Here are some of the things I witnessed:…
[“I see that the NSPCC is in the news today for all the wrong reasons.
I was a volunteer counsellor within the organisation for over 5 years. After whistleblowing my concerns regarding the safeguarding of children, I was told to leave. Here are some of the things I witnessed:
-Message boards in which children advise each other about sourcing cross-sex hormones and genital surgery
-Advising vulnerable girls on wearing breast binders
-Defending men who want to ‘chest feed’ babies
-Telling children that, if they are left infertile after transitioning, they can always get a surrogate to carry a baby for them
-A CEO who has said that ‘transwomen’ should be “celebrated”
-A webpage which reads as a roadmap to transitioning
-Trans flags flying in its counselling rooms
-Collaboration with Mermaids
-Enlisting children to make pride flags for marches
-Selling ideological reading material through its online shop
-A Head of Childline, Shaun Friel, who said that it is a “privilege” to work with children “coming out” regarding their “gender identity”
If our children are not safe contacting the NSPCC, where are they safe?“]
As a matter of fact, I should say that one of the most prominent facts about Britain in 2026 is the widely-held belief that “wishing makes it so.“
I am not only referring to the epidemic of fake “trans” persons etc. You see the syndrome all over the place. For example, the belief that ever-more impressive exam results in schools and colleges mean that students are ever-more educated and/or intelligent.
The same is true of the ever-greater numbers of “graduates”, the same being found everywhere now in low-level retail jobs, call centre jobs, all sorts of poorly-paid, low-skill jobs.
Another example: the belief that Britain is a nation (leave that aside for now) which can face down or successfully fight Russia. That belief requires its believers (retired senior military desk-officers, quite a number of MPs, thousands if not hundreds of thousands of middleaged/elderly Daily Express and Daily Mail readers etc) to believe that a country (the UK) with a very small —and frankly now not very impressive— army/navy/air force, and about 50 at-any-time-usable nuclear missiles can “defeat” (if “defeat” has any meaning in the nuclear age), or at least hold, a country (Russia) 72x the size, with twice the population, with massive armed forces and, most importantly, as many as 7,000 nuclear weapons, some of which cannot be intercepted or stopped.
Another example: that Britain can continue to allow the importation of millions of racially and culturally backward individuals while maintaining the level of, or even improving the level of, society here (cultural norms, services, pay, State benefits, environment etc). It is more than mistaken; it is actually mad, yet millions of people [want to] believe it.
For me, at least some of the pervasive untruth around had its genesis in the “holocaust” farrago spread out since 1945 and particularly the past 40 years. In particular, the “gas chambers” fable.
Untruth has pervaded our society and so poisoned it, and its politics.
Her sugar daddy bought her clothes. You can only prosecute this line if you’re squeaky clean. https://t.co/KFTQghFMpl
Angela Rayner is herself a personification of sleaze (also ignorance).
Farage himself is not particularly popular, not particularly liked or respected. However, as frequently noted on the blog, Farage’s and Reform’s best point is not anything Reform or Farage may do, or may have done, but the state of the traditional System parties. They also are not much liked or respected. People are voting against them, not for Reform or, even less, for Farage himself.
Look at the opinion polls: Reform and Labour both in the low/mid 20s, around 25%. The Conservative Party a few points below that level.
Zelensky has submitted a proposal to the Verkhovna Rada to dismiss Kravchenko from his post as Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Zelensky’s communications adviser Dmitry Litvin told reporters.
Long before the Russian “invasion” of 2022, Ukraine was known as the most corrupt country in Europe. Even in the 1990s.
That prosecutor was probably getting too close to getting enough evidence about Zelensky and his immediate circle.
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Before students move into the halls of residence at the university of Northampton, they have to complete mandatory courses on how “you will personally battle racism“ pic.twitter.com/5AZC95r8mR
Global markets came under dual pressure from mounting concerns over the artificial intelligence sector and a continued rise in oil prices that is increasing inflation risks, WSJ reported:https://t.co/EA6cgflBxKpic.twitter.com/uHvyqtLRxE
The amount of air defense available worldwide is not sufficient to meet the needs of Ukraine. This was stated by the former President of Estonia, Kersti Kaljulaid. She emphasized that the situation for Kyiv has worsened. Ukraine lacks effective weapons to counter new types of… pic.twitter.com/3F7GdjLhPD
Victory in Eastern Ukraine may be, at last, within Russia’s grasp.
Journalist: What do you think about the meeting between the countries of the Persian Gulf and Iran?
🤡 Trump: I don't care. It's their business. In the end, we're going to leave there anyway. Unless we decide to stay and take the oil, like in Venezuela. pic.twitter.com/cJ3qte6Ai5
Donald Trump stated that countries that did not provide assistance to the United States in the war against Iran will have to compensate Washington for "losses incurred" after the conflict ends. pic.twitter.com/vhEPUmksyC
In Saudi Arabia, an imam of a mosque was arrested for criticizing and condemning U.S. policy in the region. He was not even allowed to finish his sermon. pic.twitter.com/tz3CkpkkoJ
If someone, some force, some religious army, could take Mecca, then either use it as an Islamic base or totally destroy it (especially the religious relics such as the Kaaba), that would change the Middle East and the world forever.
🇾🇪 The Ansar Allah movement has begun distributing 20,000 food packages to the civilian population in the recently liberated city of Mocha and coastal areas of the Red Sea. pic.twitter.com/PucttIEqVt
We took our online community and moved it into the real world. Regular regional meet ups, weekends away, camps on our own land. Training courses, new skills, new friends.
Lavrov Addresses Europe Due to the Threat of Direct Conflict.
Lavrov advised Europe to remember Putin's words that if Europe were to attack the Russian Federation, the war would be "completely different and very short." pic.twitter.com/hqzkVpHHUN
Alice Weidel, co-chair of the Alternative for Germany party, has sharply criticized the German government's energy policy under Chancellor Friedrich Merz, calling for the resumption of Russian gas supplies amid low domestic storage levels:https://t.co/XGUBsOBXHOpic.twitter.com/o78EmRZAtn
Quite right. Britain also could and should be getting Russian gas.
The woman who said Palestinians were “getting enough calories”. Feted by Braverman, Wolfson, Badenoch at last year’s CFI reception at party conference. Sickening. And btw there should be no friends of Israel or any country lobbying Parliament. It’s plain wrong. https://t.co/j2ujMsAnJM
How quickly “they” switch from bully-mode to “victim”-mode once they are being dealt with.
A lot going on here. We would all have been rubbing sticks together in the Stone Age and there weren’t any Jews. For goodness sake. 🤦🏽♀️😂 https://t.co/YkfDno837q
Since the start of the special military operation, Russian troops have destroyed 675 Ukrainian warplanes, according to TASS calculations based on the Russian Defense Ministry’s daily bulletins:https://t.co/JCe1oILMYHpic.twitter.com/fre23qutSq
Approximately 30 robots gathered outside the Polish Ministry of Digitalization in Warsaw and demanded discussions on laws regulating robotics and artificial intelligence.
The initiative was organized by the "Democratism" organization, with the Polish company Delta Robots as a… pic.twitter.com/M7n7A7wRxc
The biggest destabilizing factors in society at present are robotics, AI, and the likely demographic collapse across much of the world, including all of Europe.
Piddington is not just a village where 350 British people are about to be swamped by thousands of illegal migrants.
It is a symbol.
A symbol of a system that is now treating the British people with utter contempt. pic.twitter.com/5S1KtIUAb4
“A 14-year-old boy has been knifed to death after a Syrian refugee randomly stabbed passersby in the Austrian city of Villach today, leaving four others injured.”
[Daily Mail]
Get rid of them. Get rid of them out of Austria. Get rid of them out of the UK. Get rid of them out of Europe.
“In 1943, amid the devastating final years of World War II, the Berlin Zoo was heavily bombed, leaving much of the zoo in ruins and many of its animals in grave danger. Among the survivors was a Shoe-billed stork, an unusual and majestic bird recognized for its unique, shoe-shaped bill and stately demeanor. With the zoo’s facilities destroyed, the stork found an unlikely refuge in a nurse’s bathroom, a small but safe haven where it was cared for during the chaos of war. The nurse’s bathroom became a sanctuary for the bird, symbolizing the compassion and determination of those who worked to protect the zoo’s animals despite the dire circumstances. The stork’s survival depended on the care it received in this improvised setting, where it was fed and tended to with limited resources. This poignant scene of a wild, exotic bird in a domestic, human space emphasized the extraordinary lengths people went to preserve life during a time when destruction seemed all-encompassing. The survival of the Shoe-billed stork and its temporary shelter in the nurse’s bathroom became a powerful symbol of resilience and hope amidst the horrors of war. While much of the zoo was destroyed and many animals were lost, stories like this highlight the small acts of care and humanity that endured even in the darkest hours. The stork’s journey is a testament to the enduring bond between humans and animals and serves as a reminder of the fragments of hope that can emerge even in times of overwhelming devastation.“
Throughout history the story of humans and the Honeybee have been intertwined. Long sought after for their honey, honeybees have been depicted in ancient cultures and modern religions as a symbol of fertility, industriousness, and cooperation. From prehistoric cave drawings… pic.twitter.com/h8snse0DKm
Thus proving, yet again, that “Boris”-idiot never does his homework…(and always talks rubbish)…
China's high-speed maglev vehicle successfully completed its 2km demonstration test in August of 2024. While the speed achieved speed was 600km/hr during the test, the "high-speed f fling train" is designed to reach a maximum speed of 1000km per hour.
Though I cannot claim huge numbers of readers on any one day, or most days, the blog does have hits from almost all of the states and territories of the world, even places such as Antarctica, Greenland, Burkina Faso etc.
Today, so far, UK, USA (those two by far the bulk of hits), but also Canada, Kazakhstan, Russia, and New Zealand.
Are they all supporters? Probably not. Enemies also snoop on the blog, but no matter— “one human soul is a big audience“.
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The subterranean city of Derinkuyu, located in Cappadocia region of Türkiye 🇹🇷, an extraordinary historical site with the capacity to house an estimated 20,000 to 60,000 people, including their livestock and supplies. Its discovery occurred unexpectedly in 1963 when a homeowner… pic.twitter.com/T1Amh9vLm5
“The subterranean city of Derinkuyu, located in Cappadocia region of Türkiye, an extraordinary historical site with the capacity to house an estimated 20,000 to 60,000 people, including their livestock and supplies. Its discovery occurred unexpectedly in 1963 when a homeowner accidentally broke through a wall in his basement, unveiling an ancient and intricate underground structure hidden for centuries. Derinkuyu is an impressive multi-level complex, descending over 200 feet below the surface and consisting of at least 18 levels, though only a portion of it has been fully excavated. The city features an array of functional spaces, including living quarters, kitchens, storage areas, wine and oil presses, stables, and even chapels and schools. Ventilation shafts and a sophisticated water system ensured the city’s inhabitants could survive underground for extended periods. Defensive mechanisms, such as heavy stone doors that could be rolled into place, protected the city from invaders. Historians and archaeologists believe Derinkuyu was initially constructed by the Phrygians or Hittites in the early centuries BCE, though it was later expanded and used by various groups, including early Christians, as a refuge from persecution or attacks. Its design reflects the ingenuity and resilience of the civilizations that relied on such cities for survival during times of conflict or environmental challenges. The discovery of Derinkuyu has spurred interest in Cappadocia’s extensive network of underground cities, many of which remain unexplored. These ancient marvels continue to captivate researchers and visitors alike, shedding light on the innovative ways humans adapted to their environment and safeguarded their communities.“
Recruits to the castle-convents scattered across Teutonic territory primarily hailed from Germanic regions such as Franconia, Thuringia, the Rhine, and other German territories. These knights, often aristocrats but also comprising lower-ranking members, were stationed in… pic.twitter.com/fJMYHTv4pe
“Recruits to the castle-convents scattered across Teutonic territory primarily hailed from Germanic regions such as Franconia, Thuringia, the Rhine, and other German territories. These knights, often aristocrats but also comprising lower-ranking members, were stationed in commanderies housing anywhere from 10 to 80 individuals. Similar to other military orders, recruits pledged monastic vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. Joining offered prospects of spiritual rewards, adventure, career advancement, and even basic amenities like regular meals and shelter. While German settlers were permitted entry, they typically served as priests or half-brethren. Each castle-convent also accommodated local crossbowmen, as well as non-combatants like servants and craftsmen. Although officially international, the order predominantly drew recruits from German lands. Membership numbers varied, influenced by battles and territorial shifts. For instance, Prussia counted 700 members in 1379 AD, 400 in 1450 AD, 160 in 1513 AD, and 55 in 1525 AD. The total knightly roster likely never exceeded around 1,300. The order’s revenue stemmed from wartime spoils, captured territories, trade, land rents, and donations in cash, goods, or land. Some brethren paid an entry fee, while taxes on local populations were imposed in Teutonic territories by the 15th century AD. As recruitment challenges grew, the order increasingly relied on mercenaries, necessitating financial support. Commanderies not only offered training, residences, and retirement options but also extended aid to local communities through hospices, hospitals, schools, and cemeteries. Additionally, the order constructed churches, providing ongoing maintenance and fostering artistic endeavors for embellishment.“
I once knew a German lady from East Prussia, one of whose several historically-distinguished ancestors was a Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights in the Middle Ages.
The Lion Man is a masterpiece. Sculpted with great originality, virtuosity and technical skill from mammoth ivory, this 40,000 year-old image is 31cm tall. It has the head of a cave lion with a partly human body. He stands upright, perhaps… pic.twitter.com/3lKDxgMRls
“The Lion Man – An Ice Age Masterpiece : The Lion Man is a masterpiece. Sculpted with great originality, virtuosity and technical skill from mammoth ivory, this 40,000 year-old image is 31cm tall. It has the head of a cave lion with a partly human body. He stands upright, perhaps on tiptoes, legs apart and arms to the sides of a slender, cat-like body with strong shoulders like the hips and thighs of a lion. His gaze, like his stance, is powerful and directed at the viewer. The details of his face show he is attentive, he is watching and he is listening. He is powerful, mysterious and from a world beyond ordinary nature. He is the oldest known representation of a being that does not exist in physical form but symbolises ideas about the supernatural.
Found in a cave in what is now southern Germany in 1939, the Lion Man makes sense as part of a story that might now be called a myth. The wear on his body caused by handling suggests that he was passed around and rubbed as part of a narrative or ritual that would explain his appearance and meaning. It is impossible to know what that story was about or whether he was deity, an avatar to the spirit world, part of a creation story or a human whose experiences on a journey through the cosmos to communicate with spirits caused this transformation. Obviously, the story involved humans and animals. Lion Man is made from a mammoth tusk, the largest animal in the environment of that time and depicts the fiercest predator, a lion, now extinct, that was about 30 centimetres taller than a modern African lion and had no mane. Distinct from other animals through their use of tools and fire, humans were nonetheless dependent on some animals for food while needing to protect themselves from predators. Perhaps this hybrid helped people to come to terms with their place in nature on a deeper, religious level or in some way to transcend or reshape it.
Archaeological discoveries in other caves in this region include small sculptures as shown in the British Museum’s 2013 exhibition Ice Age art: arrival of the modern mind. They were found in caves with large quantities of stone tools and animal bones that indicate people lived in the shelter of the daylight areas of these sites for repeated periods of time.
Stadel Cave, where the Lion Man was found, is different. It faces north and does not get the sun. It is cold and the density of debris accumulated by human activities is much less than at other sites. This was not a good place to live. Lion Man was found in a dark inner chamber, carefully put away in the darkness with only a few perforated arctic fox teeth and a cache of reindeer antlers nearby. These characteristics suggest that Stadel Cave was only used occasionally as a place where people would come together around a fire to share a particular understanding of the world articulated through beliefs, symbolised in sculpture and acted out in rituals.
Lion Man is the oldest known evidence for religious beliefs and Stadel Cave suggests that believing and belonging have a deep history crucial to human societies and originating long before writing. In 2017, UNESCO acknowledged Stadel Cave and other Swabian localities as World Heritage Sites of importance to all humanity and now Ulm Museum has loaned this important sculpture to the British Museum for the exhibition.”
“The candidate for Chancellor of Germany Alice Weidel has called for the restoration of relations and economic ties with Russia The election program of Alternative for Germany includes points about the need to lift sanctions on Russia to allow free trade. Additionally, according to members of the AfD, it is necessary to repair the Nord Stream pipeline, which supplied Russian gas to Europe. “We want to end the sanctions policy, which primarily harms our country,” Weidel said. She reminded that just two years ago, Germany was buying cheap natural gas from Russia through Nord Stream, but now the country has “the highest energy prices in the world.”
The AfD is not fully social-national but is still clearly the best choice for German voters at present. Deutschland erwache!
Boris Johnson put mass uncontrolled immigration on steroids and should never be allowed anywhere near frontline politics again.
I thought, when he was not nominated (plainly at his own request) for a fake peerage that Johnson, aka “Boris”-idiot, had it in mind to stand for leader again.
Were Johnson to get some sympathetic Con MP to stand down in his favour, Johnson might well win a safe-seat by-election.
Why would any MP do that? In return for a promise of getting a peerage later. That would not require Johnson to be Prime Minister, because the Leader of the Opposition also has peerage-nomination rights.
Johnson would then have to wait (probably) until November 2025 before at least 15% of Con MPs send in letters of no-confidence in “Carpetbagger Kemi” Badenoch. That means 18 MPs, as matters stand. That would happen. Con MPs know that Kemi Badenoch is a total turn-off for most voters, sure to lose the next general election and, thus, a number of seats.
Then, all Johnson would need would be a small number of MPs (in the 2024 leadership election, the number was 10 MPs) to nominate him as a candidate (quite likely possible).
Opinion polls of 2024 Con-voting people show that Johnson is far more popular (despite his evident unfitness to hold office, despite his total incompetence) than Kemi Badenoch.
I may even place a bet on “Boris” to be next Con Party leader. The odds, though, are not too generous, below 5/1. Maybe I shall lose my money elsewhere…
As Matt Goodwin says, though, Johnson was disastrous as PM (and, before that, as Foreign Secretary), and at present the Con Party is hovering around or below 20% in the opinion polls.
“Healthcare”. So Orwellian. If defenders of abortion were really sure of their position they would admit that terminating a pregnancy means the ending of a human life but instead hide behind weasal words. And they are so afraid of any scrutiny that they even try to criminalise… https://t.co/FUUQPmvjN2
“Nearly every other day I learn that someone I know in Wiltshire, in Westminster or in my wider Conservatiive network has left the party – and about half the time they join Reform too. Today two have jumped. Give it time, say Tory diehards but even under new leadership the Conservative Party simply isn’t healing or recovering. Its decline is continuing. I am not finding Reform membership easy but don’t regret my move nor leaving a party that is now so divided and adrift. It’s sad to watch.“
“I don’t know one lifetime Tory that still supports them personally, i wont ever vote for them again. They’re bad coalition where no meaningful policy happens, migration we had since Cameron was mostly low skill we are paying 70 yr high tax to subside that migration . Waste is massive, they were funding most of the things they said they didn’t support. to be honest Tim looking at the state of this country I’m wondering did they do anything in 14 years, everything in England is broken, GPS, dentists, NHS, councils, police, judiciary, child services, mental health services, prisons, social care, we have gone backward and it’s frightening to watch.“
Semi-literate, but surely accurate.
It has been forecast in the past and not quite happened, but I truly feel that the once-great Conservative Party is now finally going the same way as the old 19thC/20thC Liberal Party. Terminal decline.
The Con vote in (?) 2029 (and assuming that a nuclear war has not happened by then anyway) may be as low as 15%.
It would also mean Reform UK getting 330 Commons seats, an overall majority, and thus being able to form the next Government of the UK. If that then ended badly, social nationalism could finally arise. God mote it be.
“Lord Walney has called for more action to protect the public from “the menace of extreme protestors”, after his role as the government’s independent adviser on political violence was scrapped.“
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Ha ha. Good news.
Translation: “useless sex pest, depressive case, and puppet of the Israel lobby “Lord” Walney (aka John Woodcock) has been sacked.”
The bastard is also an egregious moneygrubber, taking money from lobby groups and oil, gas, and armaments interests. Evil little bastard.
Other Israel-lobby puppets and useless types, including notorious ex-MP “Lord” Ian Austin, and notably cultureless and useless ex-MP and one-time Culture Secretary Ed Vaizey (now “Lord” Vaizey), have been tweeting in support of said bastard. Many others feel differently, though.
Seems to be a virtual news blackout on the dismissal by Starmer of John Woodcock/Lord Walney. How rotten must a person be to fall foul of Keir Starmer? https://t.co/Gi8U43s8dA
— ℹ️ Not The Torygraph 💚 #SaveOurNHS #ScrapNHSBill (@TweetForTheMany) February 15, 2025
Why can’t you also say that Woodcock/@LordWalney was the Parliamentary Chair of the undemocratic, unaccountable and powerful lobby organisation within the Labour Party at Westminister – Labour Friends of Israel – with its close ties to the Israeli embassy – #TheLobby LFI led the… pic.twitter.com/FyFxxmb4Lv
I nearly missed Woodcock/Walney’s sacking. That would have been a pity. I now feel quite cheered-up (after the pathos of having watched the film of Doctor Zhivago).
Ukrainian forces lost up to 50 servicemen and an equipment deport from operations by the battlegroups North and Dnepr over the past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/P27MqGUJ6qpic.twitter.com/6NueLl8GqI
Earlier today, I caught literally the last 30-60 seconds of an interview (I think on Sky News) with, I also think, a junior Labour minister whose name I did not get. What a typically smug, pleased-with-himself bastard! A System political drone with, in the short piece I saw, nothing to say beyond the sort of bland propaganda soundbites all too common over the past 25 years.
No wonder the British people are turning off from System parties and politicians. Reform UK is but the next step on the road, not the ultimate destination. Anger and frustration is growing.
Ian Robert Millard 