Under pressure from Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Trump administration may be within days of launching a nuclear strike on Iran. The target would be Pickax Mountain in central Iran, where Israeli intelligence claims the Iranian government has restarted its…
[“Under pressure from Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Trump administration may be within days of launching a nuclear strike on Iran. The target would be Pickax Mountain in central Iran, where Israeli intelligence claims the Iranian government has restarted its nuclear enrichment program. No conventional weapon in the American arsenal can penetrate 300 feet of solid granite to destroy the tunnels where enrichment is supposedly taking place. The only military option is a nuclear strike. Netanyahu has been pushing hard for one. “Bibi calls Trump about it every day,” says an informed observer.
Netanyahu is cornered and desperate. After last week’s election results, he can’t form a government unless Trump intervenes directly in Israeli politics and brokers a deal with other parties that gives Netanyahu 61 seats in the Knesset. Otherwise, he is out as prime minister and on his way to ignominy, investigations and possibly jail. Netanyahu must stay close to Trump. He needs this war.
To that end, he’s applied maximum pressure to his closest allies in the administration, including Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper. Both oppose a negotiated settlement to the war they’ve so grievously mismanaged; both are pushing to restart major combat operations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and CIA director John Ratcliffe are also following Netanyahu’s lead, as are leaders of the Democratic Party. In a recent meeting on the subject, former president Barack Obama said he opposes the current Iran peace deal being drafted in Doha.
The rest of America’s longtime allies in the Middle East are terrified by the prospect of more war. On September 27th, Netanyahu flew secretly to Abu Dhabi to enlist the UAE in his lobbying effort for a final attack on Iran. The Emiratis refused. After eight months of conflict, Gulf economies are teetering. So are global energy and fertilizer markets. They won’t recover soon. Globally, there are a total of about 850 supertankers used to transport oil from producers to the rest of the world. In October alone, 11 of them were badly damaged in Hormuz. At this pace, a global depression is imminent. A nuclear strike would radically accelerate the destruction. Fallout from a ground explosion at Pickax Mountain would contaminate the Persian Gulf, poisoning the water supply for 100 million people.
And those are just some of the immediate consequences for the region. The rest of the world is every bit as exposed. No country other than the United States has ever used a nuclear weapon in war. Some would like to. An American nuclear attack on Iran would set a new precedent. The Russians have already told at least two other governments that an American nuclear strike on Iran would free them to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine. Pakistan and India would be tempted to do the same against each other, as would North Korea against Seoul. After the first nuclear strike, World War Three is inevitable. That war would be short and final.
We’ve been sleepwalking toward this moment for months. Since February, the administration has quietly rewritten America’s nuclear doctrine to make first use of so-called “battlefield nukes” easier and therefore more likely. No one in Washington in either party seems bothered by this. Now we’re on the brink of it.
Close observers say Trump is likely to decide by next weekend whether or not to use nuclear weapons. That would be November 7, six days from now. To his credit, he’s hesitating. At the moment, Trump is listening to his vice president, JD Vance, and to his envoy and friend Steve Witkoff, both of whom argue a deal with Iran can be made.
They’re right, though it won’t be simple. The Iranians are famously frustrating to negotiate with under any circumstances, and elements of that government have become more radical since Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his family were killed in February. After decades of isolation, even relatively moderate Iranian leaders seem confused by how decisions are made in the West. (There is a widespread belief in Tehran, for example, that the United States government controls Israel.) But overall, people who have spoken to decision-makers in Iran say there is consensus there that more war is bad for everyone and a deal is worth making.
One group that hasn’t been consulted so far is the global population — the hundreds of millions of people who will be killed along with their children if Trump is pushed by Netanyahu into launching a nuclear strike next week. Now would be the time for them to speak up.”]
That, if it were to happen, would let the genie out of the bottle.
Since 1945, the use of nuclear weapons has been a consensus taboo. If the Americans attack Iran with nuclear weapons, they can hardly then censure others doing the same. For example, if Russia uses tactical nuclear weapons to clear the crumbling Kiev-regime front-line, destroying a large part of the most active Kiev-regime forces, and so allowing the Stavka to order a general advance, perhaps including air drops north and west of the existing overall front-line.
All residents evacuated from Alyoshki will receive the medical care they need, with healthcare professionals and psychologists providing assistance at temporary accommodation centers, Yana Lantratova said:https://t.co/XLFSEyoUzFpic.twitter.com/YVHg0roCKr
Overnight, Russian forces launched attacks against port infrastructure facilities used by the Ukrainian armed forces and seagoing vessels, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
The United States is said to support the swift resumption of Russian gas supplies to Europe through Ukrainian pipelines, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing US, European, and Ukrainian officials:https://t.co/7hR6M4Davipic.twitter.com/rVoZ5SaT6B
That would benefit all sides, unbelievably. Russia would get paid for its gas, and the consumers of the EU would benefit from lower prices, but even the Kiev regime would benefit, because its EU bankrollers would have more funds to funnel to Kiev. Strange world…
Two-thirds of British people oppose paying "slavery reparations" because they see it for what it is: a naked cash grab by often corrupt and failing nations that turn a blind-eye to slavery across non-Western states https://t.co/DD2qRJrKae
The UK should be getting reparations from Jamaica etc for our having to have put up with the “Windrush generation” and those who came later, and their descendants.
The Chinese Z-10 attack helicopter demonstrates incredible maneuverability.
The Z-10 is primarily designed for combating armored vehicles and supporting ground troops. It is equipped with a 23mm cannon and can carry anti-tank missiles, air-to-air missiles, and unguided rockets.… pic.twitter.com/hZmEvz0CyH
The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve declined to 282.2 mln barrels at the end of the reporting week ending October 30, continuing to hit its lowest levels since October 1982, according to data from the US Department of Energy:https://t.co/cgCq1Ru4yapic.twitter.com/WwIK5CYF85
Ukraine’s law enforcement officers opened gunfire near the house in a village outside Kiev where hundreds of protesters are rallying against holding conscripts and deserters in the basement, the Strana news outlet reported:https://t.co/xngPOmUMpRpic.twitter.com/cUQtLq6NQD
These people are a joke, like almost everything now.
A 'Miliband' again?
Will anyone ever address the remarkable phenomenon whereby particular surnames crop-up repeatedly in any inventory of 'prominent' public figures (political, cultural, what-evs)? pic.twitter.com/zBxVtSX9fp
Interesting piece by Tucker Carlson. Huckabee is effectively an agent of Israel. Hopefully, he will soon follow Lindsey Graham up the chimney.
Talking point
Well, at least Trump has not, as yet anyway, launched a war against Russia. That is his best point, and arguably his only good point.
Stray thought
I happened to see a few minutes or so of BBC TV News. Almost all about the recent Spanish rail crash. As on previous occasions, I fail to see the interest here, in the UK, in an unfortunate but foreign national or Spanish-regional matter. The same thing occurred after the Lisbon tram crash a couple of years ago. That dragged on for days.
With all the serious international news around, one would imagine that rail or tram crashes in other countries would be a fairly low priority.
I also have often wondered why the British TV always puts crashes of light aircraft on regional if not national TV news. After all, fatalities are usually one or two, no more than in car crashes, which happen daily. Are air crashes, crashes of Cessnas etc into ploughed fields, thought more newsworthy? I cannot see why.
Another thought, this time about Jews and Gaza
I see the usual UK-resident Jews prolific online still whining about how the mass slaughter in Gaza is not, they claim (for hairsplitting technical reasons) a “genocide”.
Well, the [Israeli] Jews have destroyed virtually all the houses and flats which housed about 2 million Gazans (not “6 million”, because there are only 2 million people there). The same [Israeli] Jews have also killed about 75,000 Gazans, of which the vast majority were civilians (at least 21,000 having been under the age of 18). They have also horribly wounded and/or mutilated hundreds of thousands, including large numbers of small children and babies.
The guilt devolving upon the Israeli Jews, the pro-Israel Jews living outside Israel/Palestine, and the pro-Israel non-Jews, from all that (and more) is not vitiated merely because a few Jewish lawyers say it is “not genocide”. Whether it be so labelled is actually irrelevant. They have done what they have done, and must —and will— bear the consequences of their sin.
Tweets seen
IN BRIEF: Russia pounds Ukraine’s defense plants, energy sites in massive overnight strike. In the city of Kiev, the strike hit a missile assembly and components plant manufacturing components for reconnaissance and strike drones, the Russian Defense Ministry reported:… pic.twitter.com/tsxBE2ovqC
The United States has approved the sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion.
The purchase will be financed by Canada, Germany, Norway, and Ukrainian funds supported by the EU. The main contractor will be Lockheed Martin. pic.twitter.com/myxQUexqyY
More than 50 large US oil and gas companies earned over $130 billion from April to September, nearly triple their profit a year earlier. Refiners gained most due to tightened fuel supply from war damage to plants in the Middle East and Russia. pic.twitter.com/WlDS2XvmR0
Some residents of Alyoshki in the Kherson Region travelled freely towards Russia, while the others travelled to Ukraine, said Russia’s Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova.
This part of the video, he is describing Tikkun Olam. That’s what this is. A social justice practice in Judaism – and specifically from Lurianic Kabbalah pic.twitter.com/4Wbvu1ExkM
FPV interceptor drone operators of Russia’s Battlegroup West are downing Ukrainian drones launched from the eastern shore of the Krasny Oskol reservoir (Kharkov Region), the Russian Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/lQZryCgDiZpic.twitter.com/BI9Fk2d3rg
At least seven adults and one child were wounded in a massive drone attack on Russia’s Volga area region of Ulyanovsk, Governor Alexey Russkikh wrote on the Max messenger:https://t.co/0VtN43cas8pic.twitter.com/4qrNaqgNSO
**Tucker Carlson Again Targets Zelenskyy Over Ukraine War**
American journalist **Tucker Carlson** has renewed his criticism of Ukrainian President **Volodymyr Zelenskyy**, arguing that the continuation of the conflict reflects the decisions of Ukraine’s leadership rather than… pic.twitter.com/f5ts9ltA51
[“American journalist Tucker Carlson has renewed his criticism of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, arguing that the continuation of the conflict reflects the decisions of Ukraine’s leadership rather than the wishes of the Ukrainian population.
Carlson claimed that Ukrainians are being “held captive” by an unelected president, while accusing the government of restricting civil liberties, targeting religious institutions and imprisoning critics.
He also argued that continued U.S. intelligence support to Kyiv is one of the factors allowing the conflict to continue.
These are Carlson’s claims and include disputed assertions that require independent verification.
Carlson’s argument is straightforward: the battlefield may be in Ukraine, but he believes Washington still has a hand on the map.”]
The Western msm portray “Ukraine” (the Kiev regime) as some kind of embattled democracy fighting an evil empire, but the reality is that Ukraine, as it now is, is a brutal, corrupt, shambolic dictatorship running a fake state, in fact a non-state, which would collapse within weeks were Western money, arms, and ammunition etc to be withheld.
**EU Warns of Its Toughest Winter Since 2022**
EU Energy Commissioner **Dan Jørgensen** says the European Union is facing its **most difficult winter since 2022**, with unusually high diesel prices emerging as one of the biggest concerns.
Damn…my own car is a diesel. Fortunately, I rarely go outside my own local area these days. A full tank lasts me anything up to 2 months.
The British state is prosecuting an activist for trying to stop the small boat invasion while 210,000 migrants who entered Britain illegally face no prosecution at all.
If this isn’t two-tier justice – punishing our own while failing to enforce our border – then what is?
One thing I've noticed this morning. A number of the Reform bots are starting to cite Kemi Badenoch's Nigerian heritage. This comes 24 hours after senior Nigel Farage ally Raheem Kassam branded her a "Nigerian Scammer". It's clearly part of a co-ordinated strategy.
Nigerian heritage? Forget “heritage”— SHE IS NIGERIAN. She was born in 1981 in London to two Nigerian parents, left with them at once (within days) for Nigeria, then lived there, and in the USA, for 16-17 years before relocating to the UK.
A mere passport has no relevance at all. In fact, the passport law was changed only months after Kemi Badenoch was born. Were she only 6-12 months younger, she would not even be entitled in law to a British passport.
How bloody pathetic! You do know most of 1933-1945, was pure Zionist bullshit propaganda? There never ever was a need for world war, but they made sure it happened. How else were they to get Palestine?https://t.co/rya3wpOvpC
Germany is still controlled or strongly influenced by the Jewish/Israel lobby, and by Israeli/MOSSAD/American-Jewish interference in its affairs. That comes out very strongly in its persecution of aged members of the SS and other organizations from before 1945.
Someone 105 now would have been born in or about 1921, so in 1941 would have been about 19-20, and only about 23-24 when that war ended.
Recent very old defendants of that type have been rear-echelon sentries, typists, office bods etc during the latter part of WW2.
The vindictiveness of the Jewish/Israeli element (which is behind this) seems ludicrous to an Aryan or European eye, of course. “They” have a mindset which is totally different to our own.
The Woodlander Initiative.
Eight Regional Groups meeting regularly every month.
[“A father-of-two has become the first man jailed following an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth after admitting throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police.
Del Somerville, 42, was given a two-year sentence after previously pleading guilty to violent disorder at the city’s crown court following the overnight protest near Eastney Marina on 6 September.
Hundreds of protesters gathered after a boat carrying about 120 migrants was brought ashore near Eastney Beach.
He pleaded not guilty to a separate charge of assaulting a police officer, relating to an incident on 11 September, and will face trial at Portsmouth Magistrates Court at a later date.“]
Defiance threatens the authoritarian state, the crimes of illegal migrants don't. That's the craven logic behind the sentence.
Truly, as long as their power is maintained, the UK government doesn't care how many Britons are raped, maimed, or murdered.
[RUPERT LOWE:”A father of two children has been jailed after throwing a plastic bottle at the police and swearing at officers during the illegal migrant protest in Portsmouth.
Sentenced to a two year prison sentence.
The judge said it would act ‘as a deterrent’
Now, let me be abundantly clear.
I do not believe that any violence against the police is acceptable.
I also do not believe that a two year prison sentence is appropriate, particularly when we are allowing paedophiles and rapists to roam our streets because of a supposed lack of prison capacity.
The BBC reports the man ‘said he had found the bottle on the ground and was going to throw it into a nearby bush, but was angry and so threw it up into the air.’
Reportedly, he told the officers to ‘f*** off’ and ‘pointed aggressively’ at them (ITV).
I can understand the anger, to be honest. This was happening as illegal migrants were being ferried into his town.
This sentence is unfair, unjust and morally wrong.
Let’s be honest about what has happened here.
The establishment is making an example of this man to deter others from protesting.
A two year sentence is absolutely outrageous – there are far better ways for him to make right the wrong.
The third world invaders are greeted to luxury accommodation as heroes, yet this man will rot in prison.
It’s not right.”]
I agree with Lowe, except insofar as he is too moderate in his views.
What is happening in this country is an invasion, an invasion of a formerly (and to some extent still) reasonably-civilized land by a horde of backward black/brown untermenschen from some of the most savage and uncivilized parts of the world.
Protests, and direct action, by British people are a natural consequence of what is happening, and against a conspiratorial system of —or within— government which is facilitating the invasion, and has been for decades. Google Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan.
If the police act as the goons of an emergent police state, then they cannot expect the British people to treat them with the politesse, still less respect, that our forbears may have.
Assuming Lowe’s facts to be correct, the defendant was rude to the police, pointed at them, and may have thrown a plastic bottle at their (probably armoured and helmeted) ranks.
For that, the defendant was sentenced to 2 years, so will probably be in prison for the next year. Absurdly and unfairly harsh. The maximum that could be passed in the magistrates’ court.
It is arguable that he should not have been charged at all. If he was to be charged, it should been a charge of insulting behaviour, something which might result in a fine or a suspended sentence.
The sentence passed is akin to one from Ukraine or Belarus rather than one passed by any decent English court.
In my view, both as observer (from afar) of these events and former practising barrister, the defendant, like so many others (eg Lucy Connolly and previously-tried protesters over the past 2 years) made a mistake in pleading guilty (probably on legal advice from some tick-box legal-aid solicitor and/or counsel) to the violent disorder charge.
The fact is that the System is determined to act with utmost ruthlessness and harshness to anyone protesting on the street against the continuing invasion of this country. Look at what has been happening since Starmer-stein demanded such harshness in 2024.
In my view, any credit given for a guilty plea in such circumstances is purely notional. The defendant should have pleaded Not Guilty and taken his chances with a jury (if the matter is one that a jury can hear). In that part of England, he might even have been lucky enough to get an all-white jury (violent disorder can be tried either in “the mags” or at Crown Court; if the latter, a jury trial)…
There is also the point that, to plead guilty is to make things easier for the System. Don’t do it. Don’t play their game. Judges of the sort we have seen over the past 2 years are unlikely to show mercy, or even common sense.
Incidentally, I am not just spouting from an ivory tower. I myself faced trial (in the magistrates’ court) 3 years ago, and for a political offence. I pleaded Not Guilty, but was convicted, being sentenced over two-and-a-half years ago, in March 2024: see
Further thought: almost every day, migrant-invaders are being sentenced (usually to non-custodial sentences) for a wide variety of crimes, including crimes of violence and sex crimes.
I hope that the defendant in this case appeals on sentence and that, in respect of his upcoming second trial (on the other matter, the assault charge), is acquitted by the magistrate.
The judge (I presume a district judge) in this case should be ashamed of himself. A suspended sentence would have been more than adequate.
Translates into something like 318 Labour MPs, Reform 120 MPs, Cons 103 MPs, 58 LibDems, SNP 24 [etc]. So not enough for a Labour majority in the Commons, but easily enough for a Lab-Lib coalition or arrangement.
Hard to believe, and slightly dispiriting, to see that over a quarter of the “British” (meaning UK-resident) population is still willing to vote Labour, but of course the UK is now at least 20% black/brown/other ethnic minority. I think that explains most of that. Were only white, i.e. real, Brits to vote, the Labour support would be nearer to 8% or 12%.
As far as the Cons are concerned, most of their voters are long-term Con voters aged 70, 80, 90, stick-in-the-muds whose intellectual landscape is that of the Daily Mail,Daily Telegraph, and even Daily Express. 20% of the electorate today, but might be 15% or even 10% by 2029.
As far as I am concerned, UK elections at this point are not legitimate, so governments “elected” via those elections are likewise not legitimate.
They will cut down every tree and burn it to create power to run a technology that can tell you just how important trees were.
Nothing speaks to an English soul like standing deep in an English wood as the shivelight arrows through the trees. pic.twitter.com/3ctxMAgVhw
As part of the UK’s ongoing attempt to destroy itself, our socialist government will now be releasing rapists, murderers, burglars, & shoplifters early from prison — as early as halfway or a third of the way through their sentences 🤡 pic.twitter.com/Cpwtl96dfM
Saw an old Celebrity Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? quiz show, filmed around 2010. The team consisted of former TV newsreader Angela Rippon [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Rippon] and the Jewish consumer finance specialist, Martin Lewis [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Lewis_(financial_journalist)]. Both were fairly ignorant (but won quite a large sum for their chosen charities) and both were also extremely irritating. If anything, Angela Rippon was even more irritating than the other one.
At least I knew who they were. The “celebrities” on such shows are often persons entirely unknown to me.
Nothing stopping anyone trying to create a Nationalist Third Position political party with a more radical agenda than @Natrebirthparty . Only the most radical will prevail in the end as things inevitably decline.
Russia brought back 160 Russian servicemen from Ukrainian captivity, handing over 160 Ukrainian servicemen in exchange, the Russian Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/Ngy4Mfs9bp
A 17-year-old creator and administrator of international terrorist online communities has been detained, placed in custody and charged with preparation for the murder of schoolchildren, the Investigative Committee and FSB reported:https://t.co/15MI7rhSWipic.twitter.com/72mHQj4ry5
In the past, until 1981, anyone born in the UK could apply for British citizenship later, which is why Kemi Badenoch’s parents deliberately had her born in the UK. She returned 17 years later, and is now the leader of the pathetic Conservative Party.
They are now preparing people for Farage to step down on 'health reasons' so that Burnham can sweep the next General Election. pic.twitter.com/VdpBoSJ4Rf
System stooge. Of course, my attitude towards both Reform and Restore is that they move the Overton Window, so good as far as that goes, but the Jewish/Zionist poison dart is in Reform for sure; maybe in Restore as well. Neither can be relied upon as serious anti-System parties, and that would be so even if Reform “won” a System general election.
Ukraine's sponsors are already tired of supporting it — Brazilian President Lula da Silva after the G7 summit. According to him, during the summit, he "saw for the first time" the West's desire to put an end to the conflict in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/GwVm9GYrf3
In the present age, trains should be run by the State as a strategic part of the economy, and fares kept reasonably low. At present, in the UK, we are getting the worst of both worlds: high prices combined with poor services (often) and the taxpayers funding private profits.
Those ticket prices London-Wigan are just insane.
Currently in Makerfield. Most intense GOTV operation I’ve ever seen from Labour in a by-election.
Labour ministers and “comms” drones imagine that winning the Makerfield by-election (assuming that they do) will effectively crush both Reform UK and Restore Britain. I doubt it, but even were that so, it will not crush the justified and growing anger of the British people (including, in coming years, those in Makerfield) at migration invasion, environmental collapse, falls in living standards (and all other standards) etc.
Incidentally, “GOTV” = “Get Out The Vote”. Labour is throwing everything at this by-election. Desperate.
Kremlin Aide Yury Ushakov dismissed claims by the Europeans that the situation on the battlefield is shifting in favor of Ukraine as categorically false.
Ushakov, an aide to Putin, has emphasized that recent actions by the Kiev regime – including the attack on a Belarusian bus carrying children in the Bryansk Region – do not facilitate the development of personal contacts between Putin and Zelensky:https://t.co/xA9s6fKuPVpic.twitter.com/3sgk21URBq
A few drone strikes, however destructive, on Moscow or other cities, will not change the arithmetic in the overall battlefield space.
I see Russian tweets etc claiming capture of villages, small settlements etc; from the Ukrainian side, not even that. The claimed Ukrainian advances must be either over depopulated areas of farmland and woodland or, at least as likely, non-existent.
The elephant in the room, surely, is the fact that Putin and the Russian leadership are not using more than a few percent, maybe less than one percent, of their potential destructive power. Russia has 7,000 nuclear weapons.
Russia and Ukraine carried out a swap of deceased servicemen's bodies, with Moscow returning 522 and receiving 33, VGTRK military correspondent and Hero of Russia Yevgeny Poddubny stated:https://t.co/vIxzNswUxVpic.twitter.com/rQGhj988U0
Would seem to indicate, if typical, that Russia is losing only 1 soldier killed for every 15 Ukrainian soldiers.
Labour has no right to win Makerfield, by @bnhwalker
If Labour wins in Makerfield it will have been down to one man: Andy Burnham. In the most recent local elections every one of the individual council wards in Makerfield went Reform’s way. Nigel Farage’s party secured 50 per…
[“Labour has no right to win Makerfield, by @bnhwalker.
If Labour wins in Makerfield it will have been down to one man: Andy Burnham. In the most recent local elections every one of the individual council wards in Makerfield went Reform’s way. Nigel Farage’s party secured 50 per cent of the vote compared to Labour’s 25 per cent. Labour has never done so badly in Wigan. Whatever the capacities of one candidate, Reform should be winning it. The Makerfield constituency polls put Andy Burnham ahead by between 5-12 points.”]
There are 650 constituencies in the UK and Northern Ireland. I do not believe that any Burnham Bounce will swing (even in 2026) more than 50 of them. In any case, once (if it happens) Burnham is “crowned” PM, he will be faced with the same issues as Starmer-stein. Will he have better answers, or outcomes? I very much doubt that.
By 2029, this country will be even angrier and/or more desperate.
People vote in extraordinary ways in by-elections. They’ll even vote tactically for a party they can’t stand if it achieves the goal of a bloody nose to the party they backed last time. Honestly the way Labour has flooded Makerfield and the shocking machinations of Simons &…
[“People vote in extraordinary ways in by-elections. They’ll even vote tactically for a party they can’t stand if it achieves the goal of a bloody nose to the party they backed last time. Honestly the way Labour has flooded Makerfield and the shocking machinations of Simons & Burnham would have me moving from abstention to considering in the privacy of the ballot booth a way of holding my nose to deliver a bloody nose. And as an ex-Tory I’m prepared to give LDs or Labour a hearing, I’m much closer to them on a few things than any of the (very) right-wing parties, that speaks to my natural and growing Burnham antipathy. The Our Andy stuff has been insufferable even from a distance.”]
UK Government aggression towards Russia is veering into the territory of outright war. Supplying the Kiev regime with 150,000 drones (presumably funded by the British taxpayer, at that) is tantamount to the UK taking a very active and direct part in the war. Mad.
As said before, Britain has never had any substantial connection with Ukraine, not in the thousand years of Ukraine’s history as effectively part of Russia, and not in its mere 35 years as a corrupt and shambolic notionally independent state. None.
Now the anti-British “British” government is launching what amounts to a military campaign against Russia in order to support the corrupt and brutal Jew-Zionist/Ukrainian-thug regime in Kiev. People should be asking why…
Were I a resident of Kiev, I should be packing my bags. Frankly, if this continues, the same might be said of London.
Neoliberals love war. You should have seen the size of the A and E queue in my local hospital. Pity war lovers don’t spend the money on things that improve the plebs lives.
And these drones are being dropped on Russian civilian areas like airports, shopping centres, buses, schools etc which is a WAR CRIME or Zelensky creates false flags.
We can't even take pepper spray out in our bags in case WE are attacked.
It shouldn’t be close at all. Labour should get a kicking for springing an expensive and morally indefensible by-election on voters simply to service the needs of a bloke who let Westminster in a strop but now wants to be PM. If that’s Sunday Best kindly step it up because I… https://t.co/ehlG8i2ydt
As said, the absurd thing is that, if Labour wins the by-election, nothing in fact changes and, outside the Manchester area, I doubt that Burnham is much of a gamechanger electorally.
I just read the brief Iran-US agreement. It is 90% in Iran’s favour, if not 100%. After 60 days, fees chargeable by Iran to all other states’ shipping to ship through the Strait of Hormuz; Iran oil exports to start again; Iranian assets to be unfrozen worldwide; a USD $300 BILLION fund (payable presumably by the USA) for the reconstruction of Iran (after the American and Israeli bombing and missile attacks); an Iranian pledge not to develop nuclear weapons (a promise already in place before the war anyway).
The USA has learned a lesson. Do not let the Jews (whether in Israel or the USA itself) dictate your foreign policy. Do not let the tail wag the dog.
A strategic disaster for both the USA and Israel, and the fault for it lies with Netanyahu and Israel, and with Trump. A TV personality and speculative businessman does not a statesman nor a strategist make, in most cases.
NATO’s paper tiger came to America’s defence after 9/11 – against the rules as they then were. He also bollocked us for welfare spending – we should be bollocking America for the lack of free healthcare and how cruel their welfare system is. A disgrace. https://t.co/5xwSxCmH66
Something that, as I have noticed this week, people across the political spectrum agree upon. A horrible crime even in a country of (now) often horrible crimes.
That case also makes it clear that children of any age should never be condemned to be adopted by gay men in performative “marriage” “cosplays” (same goes for crazed lesbian couples).
Our animal friends. It is good to see something natural and pure after so much human degeneracy.
The fact Labour are now massive odds on favourites to win in 95% White Makerfield really makes me think that we probably deserve to get replaced by foreigners.
(in fact, there was never a serious possibility of German forces invading the UK in or around 1940, and there is no possibility of Russia taking over the UK in 2026).
[Update, later same day: some msm outlets are now saying it is genuine. If so, mad…].
Incidentally, that “Crewkerne Man” is none other than Joshua Bonehill, or Bonehill-Paine, who used to put himself forward, about a decade or so ago, as a coming sort-of “national socialist”-style “Fuhrer” of the UK.
Bonehill-Paine tried to organize anti-Jew marches and would-be semi-pogroms in Golders Green and Central London (I think that 6 or 7 idiots actually turned up).
Bonehill-Paine was then, after a number of both political and non-political criminal convictions, imprisoned for many months, over a year in fact. In prison, he turned, or was turned, or brainwashed (?), from “antisemitism” to Judaeo-philia.
“Bonehill-Paine first questioned his antisemitic views during his second year in prison, after reading the Bible, and enrolled on a deradicalisation course via his probation officer.[4]” [Wikipedia]
Q.E.D.
Now, recently filmed looking 30+ years older than he did only a decade ago, he is apparently a supporter of the washed-up “Conservative” Party, is ludicrously pro-Jew and pro-Israel, and is even promoted by Israeli media outlets (as seen on his Twitter/X banner).
Mirabile dictu! I actually agree with Ed Davey on something…
Thats quite soft to what I would do and I don't want soft anymore. That time has passed. Now is the time for strong leadership with strong ideas. Not fucking about anymore.
Is that because everybody in Westminster except Reform is gaslighting the British people by saying “asylum hotel numbers are declining” while dumping illegals into HMOs and thinking the British people are so stupid they won’t notice? Except we’re not stupid. https://t.co/QEu74Hn59U
Incredible that a supposed “top businesswoman” (Deborah Meaden) can be so dim; there again, it is a common fallacy that the very wealthy (even those who inherited riches) must somehow be highly intelligent, and very knowledgeable. Often, not so.
As for multikulti “Conservative” drone Fraser Nelson, I have written about him on the blog in the past. Nothing he writes is worth reading.
Burnham sees Labour Party voters as northern and working class when that represents under half of the coalition that voted for Starmer in 2024. He doesn’t seem able to lift his game to a national stage let alone an international one.
The very terminology is outdated. “Working class” is almost as passé as what Ernest Bevin once called “the jolly old proletariat“.
The US Armed Forces have lifted the naval blockade on Iran and are no longer restricting the movement of vessels entering or leaving Iranian ports, according to the US Central Command (CENTCOM):https://t.co/PUNL8ctOTJpic.twitter.com/pmKKmMmFRJ
Russian troops liberated the community of Rai-Aleksandrovka in the Donetsk region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/SZNxTxmAXA
As noted on the blog for several years, drones have changed the face of warfare, especially infantry warfare. This is only the start.
Polls have closed in Makerfield. Spent the day here. My entirely unscientific predictions:
a) Andy Burnham will win b) It will not be quite as close as some people think c) Restore have been squeezed a little. But will still be close to double figures.
In the end, Burnham will be same-old, even if he runs Starmer out of town.
At the 2024 General Election, and in very rough figures, for every 20 eligible voters 8 did not vote at all; 4 out of the 20 voted Labour, 3 voted Conservative, 2 voted Reform, 2 voted LibDem, and 1 voted Green.
Starmer-Labour, as I blogged 2 years ago, only had the active electoral support of a third of those that actually voted in 2024, and a mere fifth of all of those eligible to vote.
Now? About half of the 2024 figures.
Opinion polling suggests that Labour, even under Burnham, would be the choice of only around 26% of voters were there a GE any time soon.
By 2029, Burnham-Labour, if Burnham does take over, will probably be running in the polls at around 20% at best. Will Labour try to change the rules, as they are presently doing in Manchester re. the mayoral by-election?
There is no “Parliamentary road” for us, but elections may yet be a peripheral part of the way forward.
I'm devastated to have to say, Charlie died on Sunday from organ failure. He touched a lot of people, hopefully made a difference and had a wonderful 9 years. To me he was my mate, I cherish the times spent sitting together just being. I'm floored by it to be honest. pic.twitter.com/M24CT8dw6h
Foxes are special animals,our allotment foxes 🦊 come and lie down nearby as they know it’s safe pic.twitter.com/zfMEIxEy04
— Gav B ♉ (Duke/Earl/Count/Ninja) (@YorkieGav) June 18, 2026
Our animal friends.
Yes, foxes kill chickens, such is their nature, so just ensure your chickens etc are protected, that’s all. Good fences make good neighbours.
The major oak has died, as all things die. The spirit and strength is reborn. I've planted 1000s of oak, the legacy of Robin lives on, we will not surrender. We move forward towards a new day. For our Land, our Freedom and our Future.https://t.co/hi7heybE8vpic.twitter.com/TzC7ZQuM7s
@Axel_Steier runs an NGO/Soros ship out of Germany. Enriching Europe every day. Says the quiet part out loud. This is the end goal. Our treacherous politicians champion it now, too. Ethnicity. Its all a question of ethnicity. This is our land. We're an ethnic group, period. pic.twitter.com/5yKXRJsuBu
Hundreds of thousands of non-whites, mostly parasitic or criminal, and 90% or more of which are useless whichever way you look at it, are entering the UK every year. At the same time, a smaller but still considerable number of real English/British people are leaving. The “net migration” figure may be officially 171,000 (which is still enormous) but what it really means is that a couple of hundred thousand real Brits left, and half a million blacks, browns, Chinese etc flooded in.
Thoughts out of season
It may be that the salvation of our civilization lies not in its preservation, or its preservation as it is, but rather in its transformation into something totally different. A burial and then a resurrection or, to put it another way, a burial and then the germination of a seed of the future.
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Russia is hearing statements from European capitals that they will have to talk to Moscow, and it confirms its readiness for such a conversation, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said when asked by TASS about discussions in Europe of candidates for the role of negotiator with… pic.twitter.com/J6NVVfl6Zn
As long as the Anglosphere right continues to marry opposition to mass immigration to the likes of Carl Benjamin and his Scrooge libertarianism, the anti-immigration movement is dead on arrival.
This is an unworkable coalition, regardless of whether your Tory coalition partner… pic.twitter.com/nuky3w0Dvy
That type of fake “libertarian” bs and money-worship needs to be stamped into the ground.
I think the Makerfield by-election is going to give us a pretty good indicator of just how awake or asleep the native general population is to the ethnic replacement issue. That will indicate the gradient of the hill we are climbing.
The reason that mass immigration is so important is that the migration issue impacts all other issues of importance: housing, taxation, education, pensions, crime, road congestion, crowded railways, and the NHS; even water shortages and energy security.
When @Nigel_Farage and I pointed to electoral fraud in Gorton & Denton everybody from Greater Manchester Police to the Greens said it wasn’t true.
Well, import the pests, import also their ways of doing things.
The jewish Marks, Sieff and Sacher Families (Marks & Spencer Dynasty) were the primary architects of the economic and institutional pro-'israel' network in the UK.
After they ousted the son of English co-founder Thomas Spencer from the company, they used their wealth to fund… pic.twitter.com/jmdqrqy69R
[“The jewish Marks, Sieff and Sacher Families (Marks & Spencer Dynasty) were the primary architects of the economic and institutional pro-‘israel’ network in the UK.
After they ousted the son of English co-founder Thomas Spencer from the company, they used their wealth to fund ‘israel’s’ development and the IOF.
They were tightly interwoven through marriage: Israel Sieff and Harry Sacher married the sisters of Simon Marks—son of M&S co-founder and Polish immigrant Michael Marks—Rebecca and Miriam, respectively. Together, they formed the core of the ‘Manchester School of Zionism’ and:
Acted as the primary handlers and aides to Chaim Weizmann, the Russian jew who went on to become ‘israel’s’ first president.
Built the political machinery that lobbied the British War Cabinet, directly resulting in the 1917 Balfour Declaration.
Created a London headquarters at Great Russell Street, noted by historians as the physical ‘heart of the UK’s pro-‘israel’ lobby’.
After the Nakba in 1948, they systematically worked to repair the diplomatic damage left by the jewish terror on Britain during the Palestine Mandate by leveraging the immense economic clout of Marks & Spencer.
Michael Sacher became the primary financial force behind the creation of early political briefing groups. He bankrolled the British ‘israel’ Public Affairs Committee (BIPAC), which directly laid the logistical and structural foundation for what would become the Conservative Friends of ‘israel’ (CFI) in 1974.
M&S built ‘israel’s’ modern textile and agricultural industries through exclusive massive supply contracts with ‘israeli’ firms like Delta Galil. This injected hundreds of millions of vital foreign currency effectively making the British high street a major financial pillar of early ‘israeli’ entity survival.
Former M&S corporate spokespersons have said ‘We have a history and a background with “israel” that we are very proud of’.
M&S executives direct personal connections to ‘israel’:
Simon Marks (Lord Marks) was a close lifelong friend of Chaim Weizmann. During World War I, the British military officially detached Marks to direct Weizmann’s London headquarters, effectively allowing him to run early zionist political operations alongside his growing corporate empire.
In 1948, ‘israel’s’ first Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion, personally requested Lord Marcus Sieff (the future chairman of M&S) to help defend the new entity. Sieff temporarily joined the IOF, advising the ‘israeli’ Ministry of Defence on logistics, transportation, and supplies. He openly coordinated M&S goods and corporate finances to bolster the colony during its early aggressions on Palestinians and surrounding countries.
In his 1990 book, Management: The Marks and Spencer Way, Sieff explicitly wrote that one of the fundamental corporate objectives of M&S was to ‘aid the economic development of “israel”.’
They used their wealth to build the settler colony and to influence British politicians to forget the massacres of the British troops and civilians by jewish terrorist groups and become pro-‘israel’.“]
Of course, that may not reflect the present position of Marks and Spencer. Blue chip companies of that sort are now often owned, beneficially, more by impersonal capital-blocs such as pension funds.
The RAF should not be “poking the Bear” at all, and certainly not in the Black Sea region, which has nothing at all to do with British interests. Let the brutal, shambolic, and corrupt Jew-Zionist regime in Ukraine fight its own war…if it can.
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I think that 35 hours work a week should not only pay the rent and put food on the table, but leave you enough over for the odd night out and an annual holiday. And if that belief makes me an economically illiterate leftwing extremist, so be it.
Forget the “left/right” stuff. Apart from that, though, I certainly agree.
A registered charity, largely funded by the taxpayer, openly campaigning for Labour's Andy Burnham. Hope not Hate needs to be shut down. https://t.co/tcpdeSiDfK
Russian troops liberated the community of Shesterovka in the Kharkov Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/DdZEDf378lpic.twitter.com/lDJAW7NIzs
Well, this week only 4/10, but thereby again beating political journalist John Rentoul, who scored 3/10. I only knew the answers to questions 1, 4, 5, and 8.
As to the other questions, I only remembered the answers to questions 2, 3, and 9 once I looked up the information, guessed wrong on question 10, and had (and still have) no idea as to questions 6 and 7.
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@RestoreBritain_ smashes the local elections in Great Yarmouth !!! 10 out of 10 seats WON !!
Tucker Carlson says he told Trump to his face: "Netanyahu hates you. Rupert Murdoch despises you. Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin – they all hate you. The people pushing you into this war want to destroy you. On behalf of Israel."
My assessment from several years ago (“Trump is a loudly-squawking parrot in a gilded cage, surrounded by a phalanx of Jews“) turns out to have been completely accurate.
The experts at Sky News have basically confirmed what everyone outside the Westminster bubble already knew: Labour’s claim to be the "party of the working class" is a complete myth.
Professor Rob Ford just gutted the Labour narrative on live TV. He pointed out that Reform UK is… pic.twitter.com/MDpwbc2uWv
BBC Projected National Share of the vote, and change from last year Reform 26% -4 Green 18% +7 Labour 17% -3 Conservative 17% +2 Lib Dems 16% -1 The graphic shows change since seats last contested in 2022 pic.twitter.com/OqSOnvVDZz
Applied to a general election, would translate to a Commons with about 323 Reform UK MPs (3 short of a majority), 87 Greens (weak official Opposition), 81 LibDems, 50 Cons, 45 SNP, and 37 Lab [etc].
It now goes without saying that, on those figures, Starmer-stein would lose his own seat.
Labour MP: “The Prime Minister’s Guardian op-ed has left me in genuine despair. He just doesnt get it and is totally at sea. He has no desire to listen. We've just been totally decimated for not picking a side and his response is aggressively more of the same.”…
Import such populations, import their ways of doing politics and/or business and/or crime. If you want to get rid of those behaviours, you pretty much have to get rid of the populations.
Lucy Powell, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, once said her “existential nightmare” was Labour losing to Reform in Manchester.
🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer has appointed Gordon Brown as his special envoy for Global Finance. The bigot screaming, children made poor choices while being raped tortured and killed arrogant bastard is coming back to number 10. pic.twitter.com/O8aEmKMrFu
At this point, Starmer the Nation-Harmer morphs from being a would-be “world leader”, and pathetic would-be bully-dictator, into a Norman Wisdom imposter-syndrome figure, the lowly [fill in his job] who is mistaken for a political leader and then makes all sorts of odd decisions.
As for Gordon Brown, a near-lunatic married to a wife who always struck me, when I saw the couple on TV at public occasions, as akin to a psychiatric nurse in charge of a patient having an outing.
'That tells you he's in dead trouble.' @AndrewMarr9 reacts as Keir Starmer brings Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman into government after Labour's local election rout. pic.twitter.com/GHPPHKnDmB
Ha ha. System mouthpiece Andrew Marr once again comes out to bat for Blair-Brown Labour.
Apart from puffing Gordon Brown’s premiership, 16+ years on, Marr says as little as possible about “Harriet Harperson” and nothing at all about the real concerns of millions of British people. His list of issues mentioned did not even include mass immigration, which is tearing this country apart.
Actually, if you want to use the hackneyed “traitor” gibe, there are few better candidates:
An enemy of the British people.
Incidentally:
“Regarding his political affiliations, he was formerly a Maoist and a member of the Socialist Campaign for a Labour Victory, a left-wing pressure group founded by Labour Party members, now known as the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty. His interest in Mao Zedong began as early as age eleven, when he gave fellow Craigflower School students copies of the Little Red Book that he had requested and received from the Chinese embassy.[12][13] His affinity for Maoism continued into his time at Cambridge, where Marr says he was a “raving leftie” who acquired the nickname “Red Andy“.
A Maoist as a university student, so as late as 1978 (Mao died in 1976).
Does not say much for Marr’s political judgment.
It is one thing to be a “Maoist” aged 11, as Marr was, or thought he was —I too had two “little red books” (Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung, and On People’s War by Lin Piao) given to me when I was a similar age, in my case in 1967 in Australia— but it is surely different when the person is a hopefully more mature 18-21, and in 1977 or even 1979. Incredible…
In normal circumstances, Keir Starmer’s appointment of Gordon Brown as his special envoy on global finance and Harriet Harman as his adviser on women and girls would be seen by Labour MPs as sensible. Tapping the wisdom of the party’s elders to solve important problems would be…
[“In normal circumstances, Keir Starmer’s appointment of Gordon Brown as his special envoy on global finance and Harriet Harman as his adviser on women and girls would be seen by Labour MPs as sensible. Tapping the wisdom of the party’s elders to solve important problems would be viewed as competent if dull technocratic government.
However these are not normal circumstances for the Prime Minister. His MPs see him as responsible for yesterday’s electoral catastrophe. He indeed has insisted he does take full responsibility.
And that is why the appointments are in fact incendiary. Because they are seen as – at best – irrelevant to the crisis faced by the government, and for many MPs and ministers they are provocative, an insult, a manifestation – in the words of one minister – “that he simply doesn’t get it.”
This is what one senior and influential member of the government told me:
“The Harriet and Gordon thing and his Guardian article [in which he said the government should neither move left or right] has annoyed Labour MPs even more. It’s tone deaf. I think people give him until Monday to actually show he gets it or he’s done.”
To be clear, this minister would often try and defend the PM. Not any more. And that’s not altogether surprising, given that few Reform voters are likely to say “I was thinking of voting for Nigel Farage but I’ve changed my mind now that Keir has tapped Gordon to create an international off-balance-sheet finance facility for defence spending.”
Another minister told me that the preference of MPs and Labour’s members would be for Starmer to stay and turn around the performance of the government, but they were increasingly doubtful he was capable of doing this.
This minister’s mood, and that of his colleagues, he said, “was increasingly of despair”.
Perhaps the biggest problem was that Starmer “is seemingly unable to give a clear coherent sense of direction for the country.”
“Voters will forgive you many of your mistakes if you can tell them where you want to take them. But he has been incapable of doing that, and none of us know whether he ever can.”
Even those members of the Cabinet who are genuine loyalists talk about him on the basis of hypothesis and guesswork. None of them seem to actually know what makes him tick or what he wants (one told me he was planning to set out his own policies more publicly in the hope that perhaps the PM would adopt them).
In that sense Starmer seems more isolated than any prime minister I’ve ever known.
A very big test for him comes on Monday, when he is expected to give a speech that will be billed as his agenda for the rest of the parliament but is in practice a plea to his MPs to give him a last chance.
I asked a minister what MPs would need to hear to be clear that he does understand their concerns, that he “gets it”.
This was the reply. “I mean god knows because I dont think he does. It’s not anything anyone else can tell him it has to come from him.”
And that, in a nutshell, is why Starmer is in so much trouble.“]
I sense, though, that the mainstream political scribblers and talking-heads still have not quite got their heads around what is happening. It is not all about Starmer-stein. Public dislike of the bastard is certainly more focussed than is dislike of the old Lab and Con parties, but what we are seeing now is rejection of the whole LibLabCon rigged political system that has been a fixed state in the UK going back certainly to 1945 and arguably to around 1900.
If you listen to the tramline minds of Andrew Marr and his type, you may think that all that Labour has to do to recover its prestige and vote is to swap one sinister clown for another, whether it be Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper, or even Angela Rayner. No. Just no.
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Gordon Brown was the Prime Minister when in 2008 the notorious Home 🏡 Office 🏬 memo came round.
It said child victims of Pakistani rape gangs should be seen as prostitutes who are consenting.pic.twitter.com/ibLePfcOdJ
[“Remember the absolute disaster when Gordon Brown sold off 395 tonnes of Britain’s gold at the worst possible time?
He even told the market he was doing it beforehand, which made the price tank even more. Classic.
Well, gold’s gone up about 1500% since then. That same gold would be worth around £40 billion more today.
Well, Starmer’s brought him back as his Finance Envoy.
You honestly couldn’t make this shit up!“]
Let's check in on Beatrice.
Beatrice is a four-year-old Light Sussex hen in the back garden of a retired widower in a Yorkshire village. She arrived three years ago with three other hens, brought by his daughter to "give him something to look after." It worked. He talks to them.… pic.twitter.com/EdtWkuehuL
Beatrice is a four-year-old Light Sussex hen in the back garden of a retired widower in a Yorkshire village. She arrived three years ago with three other hens, brought by his daughter to “give him something to look after.” It worked. He talks to them. He pretends, to himself, that he doesn’t.
Beatrice has been busy this morning.
5.42am. Beatrice exits the coop first. She is always first. The other three hens, by long arrangement, wait. The arrangement was not agreed in writing. The arrangement is, by every working measure, in force.
5.51am. Beatrice locates a slug on the lower lavender. She eats the slug. The label on a supermarket egg box would describe Beatrice as “vegetarian-fed.” Beatrice has not read the label. The slug, by 5.52am, is no longer the slug.
6.18am. Beatrice eats a worm turned up by the man’s spade in the vegetable bed. The man is digging the bed because Beatrice has, by long observation, taught him that digging the bed at 6.15am produces worms, which produces hens nearby, which produces a small social arrangement that the man has come to look forward to.
7.04am. Beatrice eats a beetle. She eats it with the considered focus of a hen who knows that beetle protein is, by every measure, the highest-quality protein available to her, and that the beetles do not, on the whole, last long once identified.
8.30am. Beatrice lays an egg. The egg weighs 64 grams. It contains, by every available analysis: a complete amino acid profile, choline, lutein, zeaxanthin, B12, vitamin D, vitamin A, selenium, iodine, and cholesterol of the kind that the human body, contrary to forty years of dietary advice, regulates by itself. The egg is, by every honest nutritional measure, one of the most complete single foods on earth. The man eats it for breakfast at 8.45am.
10.00am. Beatrice eats the man’s vegetable peelings. Carrot tops. Cabbage stalk. The end of a leek. A small piece of stale bread. This is, in industrial poultry terms, an unauthorised diet. In actual hen terms, it is the diet hens evolved on for several thousand years before anyone thought to feed them only one thing.
11.30am. Beatrice kills a rat. It is the second rat she has killed this year. She does not eat the rat (rats are too large) but she does, with great commitment, prevent it from getting near the feed. Beatrice is, by quiet local agreement, the most effective pest-control system in the village.
1.15pm. Beatrice naps in a dust bath of her own construction. The dust bath has been positioned, by Beatrice, in the precise spot in the garden that gets afternoon sun for the longest. She did not ask the man’s permission. She did not need to.
3.40pm. The man, in the kitchen, calls her name.
Beatrice comes.
She does not come for the daughter. She does not come for the postman. She comes for the man.
Things Beatrice has, in one ordinary day, debunked:
That hens are vegetarian. They are not. They are obligate omnivores, and the supermarket “vegetarian-fed” label is, by every honest reading, a deficiency diet sold at premium prices.
That eggs are bad for you. Forty years of dietary advice, substantially walked back since 2015. Eggs are now, in most modern guidelines, considered one of the most nutrient-dense foods available.
That chicken farming is, by definition, cruel. Industrial poultry, in many cases, is. Beatrice’s life is not. The honest argument targets the system, not the species.
That backyard hens spread disease. The disease vector data points overwhelmingly at intensive operations. Beatrice’s three companions and the half a million UK households who keep small flocks are not the problem.
That eggs are a luxury. The man pays approximately £15 a year per hen in feed. He gets, in return, around 280 eggs, two dead rats, a worked vegetable bed, a dust bath in the right spot, and a small quiet relationship with a creature who comes when he calls.
Beatrice is, by every honest measure, the smallest unit of working agriculture in Britain.
She is also, by quiet local consensus, the reason the man still cooks a proper breakfast.
Eat the egg.
Be the hen.
Resource the backyard.“]
Our animal friends.
“Preppers” are far better off with an acre of land and a few chickens than they are with a supply of pre-packed military-surplus MREs.
Early signs for Labour are also poor in another south London heartland, Lewisham.
One Labour activist says it is looking “apocalyptic” for the party as counting trudges on this afternoon. The Greens are on course to pick up a slew of seatshttps://t.co/GdLlTA9HrF
“Slightly...”? A total loonie, as well as being, on most issues, totally wrong.
'None of the political parties have the support of a substantial section of the public'
Polling expert Professor Sir John Curtice spoke to #BBCBreakfast about the results of the elections in England, Scotland and Wales – and what they would look like if the whole of the country… pic.twitter.com/scXpMZJFmN
A genuine, well-funded, properly led, and ideologically-disciplined social-national party could sweep the board; and if the (((usual suspects))) were to rig the electoral system against it, it would have the people and the will to take power without elections.
Opinion | The chaos which has swallowed Britain since the Brexit vote is only going to get worse
Statement by Barristers Chambers re Prosecution of Rajiv Menon Kc
Rajiv Menon KC, a highly respected silk at Garden Court Chambers and a former head of chambers, is facing proceedings for contempt of court. The alleged contempt concerns a closing speech that Rajiv delivered to… pic.twitter.com/n7Xw0rwHj9
[“Rajiv Menon KC, a highly respected silk at Garden Court Chambers and a former head of chambers, is facing proceedings for contempt of court. The alleged contempt concerns a closing speech that Rajiv delivered to a jury at the Woolwich Crown Court in January 2026. The trial involved pro-Palestine activists causing criminal damage to weapons and other property at a factory in Filton, Bristol belonging to Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms manufacturer. Not only is this the first time in English legal history that a barrister is being prosecuted for contempt in respect of a closing speech at a criminal trial, but the procedure being used to prosecute Rajiv is wholly novel and without historical precedent.
Until this week, any publication about Rajiv being prosecuted for contempt has been prohibited by various court orders. As a result of reporting restrictions now being lifted, Garden Court Chambers is at last able to comment publicly on this matter. We have supported Rajiv throughout the proceedings, including significant numbers of our members attending court hearings at the Royal Courts of Justice.
Rajiv is independently represented by solicitors and leading counsel who have made powerful arguments about the jurisdictional legality and procedural propriety of the contempt proceedings being brought against Rajiv. Judgment is currently awaited from the Court of Appeal (Civil Division). It is hoped that the arguments being advanced will prevail, and that the proceedings against Rajiv will be swiftly concluded without Rajiv having to stand trial. Whatever the outcome, Garden Court Chambers will continue to support Rajiv.
It is important to note that the prosecution of Rajiv for contempt has wider constitutional implications. We are extremely concerned about the chilling effect on the Bar of the state seeking to criminalise barristers for their representation of their clients. Such action is bound to undermine the confidence of the public that those charged, particularly in political and controversial cases, can receive the committed representation that they would expect to be provided.“]
Where “they” (((they))) take over or even exercise much influence in any society, no other groups or individuals have any rights or freedoms.
Elon Musk spent $290 million to elect Trump.
Musk got $512 billion richer since Trump was elected & is now worth $815 billion.
He wants to cut Social Security and Medicare by $500-$700 billion a year.
Global society, not just UK society, needs to cut down the massive wealth of the few. The utter banality of the Musk and Bezos type can be seen in their competition in the field of rocketry, all so that wealthy tourists will be able to tour around the Moon or beyond. For all the incredible technical achievement, not really serious work.
As for Musk believing that Mars can be colonized, it’s just nonsense.
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For what it's worth, my own view is next week will see a consensus form that Starmer needs to set out antimetable for his departure. It's clear there is now no way of putting the Genie back in the bottle. And the various candidates need an orderly way of setting out their stalls.
Just a reminder that at this point, a lot of people are working out their tactics – whether they support or oppose the West move – based on who they want to replace Keir Starmer, not on whether they want to keep this PM https://t.co/9zTD84ZVNK
A game that the LibDems have played, and before them the Liberal Party, for many decades. Default option for those unable or unwilling to support Lab or Con (and now, Reform or Green).
It really exposes the nonsense of FPTP voting that the LibDems are now in 5th place in popular polling, behind Reform and Greens/Cons/Lab, yet are predicted to come second or third in terms of seats, merely because the LibDem vote is concentrated in about 100 out of 650 seats. Thus the LDs get 50-100 seats, despite only getting, nationwide, below 15% of the popular vote.
Sunderland. Labour for 52 years. Reform come out of nowhere to take FIFTY-EIGHT seats and take the council. Another crazy one. https://t.co/K7woR2Ib63
Look at the state of many of those areas. It is all very well to say that they would be even worse had they not had Labour monopoly control for 50-100 years, but that hardly cuts it.
Keir Starmer’s decision to return Gordon Brown & Harriet Harman to frontline politics shows how utterly lost he is. Why?
Because at its root the surge of Reform is a rejection of the Blairite project Brown & Harman embody.
Advanced maskirovka. Some of those shown in the clip are brilliant.
So why didn't they write it down? Send missives to their embassies across the known world? Apart from lacking writing, and embassies, and it not being true. https://t.co/J34YwMEp5F
On the one hand, blacks like that are funny, hilarious really; on the other hand, it is at the same time more than alarming that they seem to actually believe that sort of completely ahistorical nonsense.
If you don’t reconstruct the culture that provided for excellence, and the senior staff that demonstrate it and reinforce it, then it isn’t just the NHS that will continue to fail. The topdown imposition of equality shifting to equity and conformity with it as a moral duty,…
— Bertie Pickle Does British History 🇬🇧 (@PickleBertie) May 9, 2026
[“If you don’t reconstruct the culture that provided for excellence, and the senior staff that demonstrate it and reinforce it, then it isn’t just the NHS that will continue to fail. The topdown imposition of equality shifting to equity and conformity with it as a moral duty, bakes in a culture of low standards and burnout for anyone trying to fix it. The result is failures in judgement by individuals who cannot even explain why they didn’t act appropriately. Consequences don’t register in a culture that refuses to evaluate the outcomes that matter“]
Quite. Look at the whole “Covid” scamdemic/panicdemic, e.g. the “test and trace” nonsense run by that cretinous Dido Harding woman, and all the rest of what went on in 2020-2022.
I was not yet born in 1951, but I was 4-5 years old in 1961, and in the south of England, at least, effectively all the people in the Home Counties and beyond, say 99.5%, at least, were white English/British. You never saw a black, or even an Indian, in counties such as Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Hampshire, West Sussex, Surrey.
Not rob the graves of farmers for a pittance.
Not billet an army of invading men in every town and city.
Not appoint avowed enemies of the British people to high office.
“During the Nuremberg Trials, Hermann Göring gave an interview to psychologist Gustave Gilbert and said: “Of course the people don’t want war. Why would some poor farmer want to risk his life in a war when the best he can hope for is to come back to his farm in one piece? Naturally, people don’t want war. No one wants war in Russia, England, America — not even in Germany. That’s obvious. But in the end, it’s the leaders of a country who determine policy. And it’s always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it’s a democracy, a communist state, a parliament, or a fascist dictatorship.” Gilbert objected: “But there is one difference in a democracy — the people have a voice through their elected representatives.” To which Göring replied: “That’s all well and good, but whether the people have a voice or not, they can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and for exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country.” — Nuremberg Diary, April 18, 1946.”
Apply that to the present pro-war frenzy in the “British” Press (“Lugenpresse”/”Judenpresse”); the attempt to foment a terrible and unnecessary war between the western, some central, and some eastern European states, and Russia.
— Harrison H. Smith ✞ (@HarrisonHSmith) May 2, 2026
Tucker Carlson talks with some Jewish woman. “Their” reactions are often hard to understand for a European (including any real-European-origin American). They are “strangers in a strange land” among us.
Note how she has recently visited Germany, but all she has taken away from her visit are some speculations about the genesis of the supposed “holocaust” of the early 1940s.
The average IQ in Africa is lower than that of a person classified as mentally retarded.
Naturally, that sounds derogatory or even cruel, but once you have encountered Africans, even those with paper qualifications etc, you realize how true it is, speaking generally. There are a few exceptions, but not very many.
We have to improve and raise the overall intellectual level of the UK (and the rest of Europe). That cannot be done when millions of very low-level migrant-invaders are flooding in (whether “legally” or “illegally”) and breeding.
This thread details the recent sexual assaults and rapes in Britain carried out by asylum seekers.
Of course, it may be trite to refer to MPs, journalistic scribblers and talking heads etc as “traitors” and “enemies“, but then look at what they, most of them, have done for decades, and continue to do. Facilitation and promotion of the migration invasion, and the covering-up of its consequences, among many other crimes.
Remember how they like to act as if London is safe?
Gang culture was imported over from the Caribbeans and North Africa. The Yardie gangs brung over a culture which led to the creation of roadmen.
So a couple of Jews are stabbed in London, and it is supposedly a “national security emergency“, but four persons (not Jews) shot from a moving car, as in 1920s Chicago, and it is merely an everyday criminal incident…
Join the dots…
Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir marked his 50th birthday with a gift from his wife: a cake depicting a gallows. pic.twitter.com/CLSQhCT1ED
A new CNN investigation reveals that Trump and Hegseth have hid from the public how badly U.S. military sites in the Middle East have been damaged by Iran.
— Really American 🇺🇸 (@ReallyAmerican1) May 3, 2026
According to Marco Rubio last week, Iran may have used half of its entire missile stockpile, but that may also be true of Israel, we do not know. We can be sure, though, that Iran will be working day and night to build more missiles of the most advanced type.
Interesting. Why do you think Labour is despised more than the Tories?
— Martin Calderbank (@MartinCald77022) May 3, 2026
But why are they more despised than the Tories? Do people believe the Tories have delivered more or are less hypocritical? If so, why?
— Martin Calderbank (@MartinCald77022) May 3, 2026
If that is so, I think that I know why it is so. Such places were tribal Labour for a century or more, and now those people feel betrayed. They never expected the Con Party to help them, but they also never expected the Labour Party to stab them repeatedly in the back, or in the front for that matter.
It did not start with Starmer-stein but with Blair and Brown. Mass immigration encouraged, the demonization of the British sick and disabled, the ATOS carpetbaggers, the uselessness of police and NHS quite often. Then, also, freeloading and/or fraudulent MPs such as (to give merely a few examples) Stephen Timms, Caroline Flint (now binned), Wes Streeting, Liz Kendall, Rachel Reeves (all members of Labour Friends of Israel).
What hurts more, the enmity of a long-term enemy, or betrayal by a former friend?
MP Tulip Siddiq talking about standards in the heart of our democracy whilst being on the run from Interpol is peak UK in 2026… pic.twitter.com/zmhP97FZB4
Import the lower races, import their low standards and ways of doing things (including business and politics).
We’ve found similar in lots of our focus groups recently, combo of worries on one hand Farage maybe a British Trump, on the other slightly unexpected feedback that he’s become almost establishment. But such is people’s frustration at Government they’re willing to give it a go. https://t.co/YJcXPOMMyD
“Unexpected“? I have been predicting it for about 2 years, and proclaiming it as fact since Tice allied Reform to the Jewish lobby and Israel a while ago. Reform is rapidly becoming a System party and, now that it looks as though it may be able to form a government in 2-3 years, the Jewish/Israel lobby scrabbles to control it completely.
People are not going to vote Reform because they like or trust Reform or Farage, let alone Tice etc, but will vote Reform to hit out at both Labour and the Con Party.
System commentators live in the System Bubble and/or Westminster Bubble. They often fail to see that, for millions of people, this is not a clever little newspaper-scribblers’ game, nor a “debate” of some kind. For millions of people, this is a case of growing hatred of the way things are in this country, and that includes the System parties.
I’d broadly describe it as more a vote against Starmer (& traditional mainstream) than it was 6 months ago when there felt like more direct enthusiasm. In fact a bit like it sometimes felt getting feedback on Labour in run up to 2024, not sold but willing to try to get a change.
If they cannot be stopped and/or turned back at sea, they should be offered the choice: a ticket home, or to somewhere else outside Europe, and a small monetary gratuity to encourage them, or sterilization (at the least). Europe including the UK must remain European.
Did you know? That Edward the first of England 🏴 agreed to expel the Jews in exchange for a tax hike??
Think about that for a minute. The citizenry was so fed up with Jewish behavior, they made a deal to pay more taxes to get rid of them… and everyone was happy with this… pic.twitter.com/rdHBeMX0PE
Starmer has previously earned thousands working for Mishcon De Reya, a law firm which has represented Ariel Sharon and the Israeli embassy in London.
Whilst at Labour Together, Josh Simons hired Mishcon De Reya to smear journalists investigating Morgan McSweeney’s corruption. pic.twitter.com/ioiQOQ9LJg
You can be sure that Morgan McSweeney, a non-Jew who serves the Jewish and Israeli interest and who tried to take the bullet for Starmer recently, will be found a lucrative sinecure as a payoff.
Zoe Gardner has made a career of sorts out of propagandizing for mass immigration into the UK. I wonder, though, whether she understands what will happen to her and her type once the UK is a dystopian black/brown hellhole akin to those from which many of the migrant-invaders originate?
Russia would prefer to achieve its goals in Ukraine through a peace agreement but if Kiev is unwilling to do so, Moscow will pursue its objectives through the special military operation, Dmitry Peskov told TV reporter Pavel Zarubin:https://t.co/7B1Z2wSEPOpic.twitter.com/ivs6zid7YY
European countries cannot help resolve the troop shortages the Ukrainian army is facing by deporting Ukrainian men back home, Kherson Region Governor Vladimir Saldo told TASS in an interview:https://t.co/xAZ9rxj0mopic.twitter.com/xZG8tVQ01l
Completely in the pocket of the Jewish/Israel lobby. Also, a cautionary example of how unwise it is to think that a woman (or man, for that matter) is intelligent and/or well-informed just because she has a tick-box PPE degree from Oxford.
Completely idiotic.
Helen Whately is unlikely to retain her Faversham and Mid Kent seat, looking at her most recent election result; she retained the seat in 2024 with a very low 31.8% vote (Labour 28.6%; Reform 21.2%). Reform will probably win next time. She will hardly be on the breadline, though, being married to the CEO of an energy company.
The only factor to bear in mind is that it can only happen in Europe if the native populations want it badly enough, and are willing to pay the price (civil war) for it.
— Russian Garbage Human (@RusGarbageHuman) May 3, 2026
Leaving aside the politics, I have to commend that citizen for his garden (and flag!). An unaesthetic bungalow with a postage-stamp lawn, but his little trees and bushes have made a real difference. A few more, and it would be even better. If all the other dwellings in the neighbourhood did the same, the area would be transformed, very likely.
"ThOuSAndS oF YeARs AGo, YoUr ANceStOrs StOLe LaND" 🤓
Shit, we better let 10 million Somalis invade us then.
When I returned to the UK after a spell in Rhodesia, aged not quite 21, in 1977, I had no serious (well they were taken seriously, back then…) educational qualifications such as “A” Levels or a degree (having dropped out of school aged 16). I did not start to acquire such exam-pass qualifications until I was in my mid-twenties. However, it was very easy in those days to pick up casual/temporary low-level jobs in warehouses, factories, Post Office sorting facilities (heaving sacks of mail around) etc. You really had only to apply, in most cases. That was then.
Later, I acquired a law degree, then a Bar qualification (in fact, two, being Bar of England and Wales and the Bar of the State of New York, as well as a couple of “comity admissions” in other jurisdictions.
Terrible architecture (the new one; the older one merely undistinguished), but the worst thing is that Nature had a little space or haven there previously; now none.
I saw “Maureen Lipman” trending on Twitter/X today, and thought that perhaps she was at last going to make good on her much-repeated “threat” (or should that be “promise”?) to leave the UK by reason of “antisemitism” here, and go to live in either Israel or the USA. Sadly, no. It all has to do with some trivial storm in a teacup in a Scottish theatre.
22 July
I have just watched 22 July, a 2018 Netflix production about the 2011 massacre and bombing in Norway carried out by Anders Breivik.
Overall impression: quite well made, but very slow in the last hour [143 minutes in all].
As to Breivik and his action, I was not blogging in 2011, so have never written anything substantial about all that. I did blog about the rather similar attack which happened in New Zealand in 2019:
I disagree with the lady tweeter, but of course I would, being now 69 and markedly impecunious!
If the rubbish i Paper is right, then that is yet another reason to keep the Triple Lock…
Equally if not more seriously, that lady has apparently learned nothing from the fact that her ex-husband, one-time MP for Poole, lost his seat in 2024 (thus also depriving the lady in question of a fairly well-paid job as part of his office staff, though they were divorced long ago). She now pretends to run something called The Moderates, which I (perhaps uncharitably) think has a “membership” about the same as the number of empty bottles in her kitchen or cellar, and quite possibly no members at all.
Part of the reason Rishi Sunak did so badly at GE 2024 is because he is Indian, but another major factor (of several) was that, for one year, 2021/2022, he paused the Triple Lock, making pensioners worse off. He reinstated it before GE 2024, but by then the damage was done.
A very large proportion of the Conservative Party vote in 2024, as always in the past, consisted of people over 60. Many former Con voters, though, did not vote, or voted Reform. The Con Party has not recovered, and will (in my opinion) never recover. Abandoning the Triple Lock would hammer in the final nail.
Now, bearing in mind that the Con Party is already usually opinion-polling below 20%, imagine the reaction from the pensioner voters were the Con Party to abandon the Triple Lock; Con Party support would decline to around 15%, maybe even to 10%, and the party be all but wiped out.
The same is true of Labour, though. Labour polling is already on or nearly on life support. Getting rid of the Triple Lock would dent the surviving Labour vote very considerably. At GE 2024, 20% of voters aged 70+ were still voting Labour, as were 28% of voters aged 60-69.
So far, Reform has pledged to retain the Triple Lock, thus locking-in a good proportion of that crucial 60+ age-group vote.
Look at the Con Party. Led by a Nigerian woman (that, alone…) who is a finance-capitalist stooge completely in the pocket of the Israel/Jewish lobby, and who only has a British passport because her parents deliberately had her born in London (only staying for a few days in 1980).
Are many people going to vote Con, either at the next GE or in the 7 May 2026 local elections? I doubt it.
Iran’s National Security Council warns that if attacks continue in southern Lebanon, missile and air units could strike Tel Aviv within hours. pic.twitter.com/KUcfPeZ9qV
Russian troops struck fuel and energy and port infrastructure used by the Ukrainian army and enemy deployment sites over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Wednesday:https://t.co/EFFX4j60w9pic.twitter.com/xVzF5Pcilr
New Delhi will continue to purchase Russian oil regardless of whether the US extends suspension of anti-Russia sanctions, a source in India’s government told TASS:https://t.co/r8PjIpub0lpic.twitter.com/90nVSojksV
All ships planning to cross the Strait of Hormuz must follow two alternative routes proposed by Tehran to avoid potential collisions with mines, the Navy of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC, an elite unit of the Iranian military) said:https://t.co/txQ67kzGc6pic.twitter.com/Q0ZIPUEKTz
Over the past day, Russian troops have strengthened their tactical positions near Ilyinovka and Novodmitrovka, close to Konstantinovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic, despite strong resistance from Ukrainian forces, Andrey Marochko told TASS:https://t.co/KPPX0GUdU5pic.twitter.com/sWCm73QCJB
If ANY other country in the world did this, they would be wiped off the face of the planet. It’s time for the world’s super powers to unite, against this demonic regime of Satanist’s. Only then will this world be able to start the process of healing. pic.twitter.com/mhhc3pLBiE
Absolute panic in Tel Aviv. Expert Alastair Crooke reveals the Israeli military is completely collapsing. Top generals are begging to retreat from Lebanon, admitting they have utterly failed against Hezbollah and are suffering massive, unsustainable damage. pic.twitter.com/uood8tB64F
I believe that Crooke was an officer of British SIS, who now lives somewhere in Lebanon. [note: a reader of the blog informs me that Crooke is now resident (living) in Italy].
Why does every country in Europe and the Anglosphere have a Jewish council that has the powers to influence our borders, I wonder?
Apparently the London/UK economy will have lost about £30M by reason of the ban on that black entertainer (and the subsequent/consequent abandonment of a music festival), he now having been banned from entering the UK.
All because a few Jews felt (pretended to feel) “offended” by his planned brief presence here.
Tucker Carlson: "Israel named this operation killing hundreds of civilians in Lebanon, mostly in Beirut, 'Eternal Darkness.'"
"It's a euphemism for hell—and that's exactly what Israel brought to Christians in Lebanon today," Carlson adds before sharing videos of the assault. pic.twitter.com/WYpFpOhsih
When the karmic pendulum swings, Israel and the Israelis will suffer blows of Fate compared to which the early 1940s “holocaust” farrago will be seen as nothing.
“America has proven itself, and I hate to say this as an American, to be an unreliable ally…”
We can't enforce anything. We have – right now- no surface combat ships that are available.
— The Return Of Mr Bav (@CaptainJustic14) April 9, 2026
Exactly but as always on the international stage Starmer is performative , virtue signalling pantomime with no attempt to ‘ achieve’ anything of substance , integrity or strength. Never has there been such a weak insignificant diplomatically illiterate PM
— TheMovingFingerWrites (@FingerWrites) April 9, 2026
Not entirely sure how that's better for the country than Labour, who are all over the place but in Government. https://t.co/sHIyCcwK8j
Ha ha. I doubt that Putin will be shaking in his boots. Does that political pygmy, Healey, really imagine that his empty threats will concern a country whose leadership controls, apart from large numbers of ships and submarines, something like 6,000+ nuclear weapons?
It really is ludicrous watching little System-party people such as Healey enjoying their 15 minutes of fame on (what they obviously imagine is) the “world stage”.
In any case, Britain should be out of NATO and seeking closer relations with Russia. Apart from, in that event, not being a prime target in any major conflict, the British people would then get their required oil and gas at cost price, from Russia.
Oh no. Please don't tell me the Government's now going to pretend the reason we didn't have a single ship in the Med was because we were chasing Russian submarines. https://t.co/JH4ACcVo0t
As already said…ludicrous. Like all present Labour-label ministers, Healey is just a silly little joke.
The reality of what happened is now clear. Trump ramped up the rhetoric to hysterical levels (again). Iran called his bluff (again). He needed an off-ramp. He asked Pakistan to negotiate it, agreed to Iran's terms, then completely invented different terms to try and save face.
Iran is now able to tax all ships, or all it wants to tax, using the Strait of Hormuz. The “going rate” is said to be USD $2M per ship per transit. Normal traffic, i.e. when there is no active conflict, was about 150 ships per day (westward and eastward combined). That adds up about about USD $300M per day into Iran’s coffers. “A nice little earner”, if you like. Even if only the eastward ships are to be taxed, that would still be about USD $150M daily.
[update, same day: Iran now says that, during the 2-week ceasefire, only 15 ships per day will be allowed to traverse the Gulf. I presume that that is designed to keep economic pressure on the West.]
Almost identical to another poll yesterday. Main points: a solid Commons majority for Reform (about 383 MPs), and Starmer losing his own seat (as in all polls for months now).
Every other race can say this and everyone applauds them for “sticking with their culture”, but when White people say it, they’re racist? No, this doesn’t work anymore. Fuck off. https://t.co/x8HO1wIl3b
I gave a talk on international swaps (and informal trading tactics) at the University of South Carolina, one sunny afternoon in 2002. A pleasant-enough place, located in Columbia, South Carolina, and about a 2-hour drive from Charleston.
Hezbollah are a dangerous group, but Im done with Israel bombing innocent civilians. Absolutely done with them. Entire Christian villages have been blown up by them using "Hezbollah" as an excuse. Im done with war, and Im done with Israel. They had all my backing and sympathy and… https://t.co/0cPcsFqRl4
SCOOP: Labour's soon-to-be mayoral candidate for Newham Forhad Hussain bought a council-subsidised property in 2016 despite already being a homeowner, whilst serving as a cabinet member.
Import millions of such types, and you also import their corruption and thievery, inter alia. Fact.
And now I’m here at this lovely rooftop bar in central London. It’s a gorgeous, hot, sunny day, with a balcony that overlooks all of the London landmarks, so have a guess why nobody is sat outside? That’s right; you’re not allowed drinks outside anymore. They had an incident on… pic.twitter.com/XSEU7ZYsVO
[“And now I’m here at this lovely rooftop bar in central London. It’s a gorgeous, hot, sunny day, with a balcony that overlooks all of the London landmarks, so have a guess why nobody is sat outside? That’s right; you’re not allowed drinks outside anymore. They had an incident on Saturday and since then have banned drinks outside. This is everything that’s wrong with this country. A few people do something stupid and instead of dealing with them, everyone has their fun stopped. Bloody depressing.“]
Exactly.
A moment in time. A couple sit outside in the sunshine at a cafe in Clerkenwell yesterday afternoon. Just a moment in time that was there for a second and now gone. Photography helps to capture those moments though. pic.twitter.com/KTa51rK10F
This is Leather Lane. It used to be a proper market. Now from morning until mid afternoon it is chockablock full of food stands. The whole street full of them.
I used to use Leather Lane Market occasionally in the 1980s. Near Hatton Garden and other places. Have not been back since about 1993.
Little Venice today and the sunlight on the feathers of this Canada Goose was just so beautiful, with the rather pleasant mansions across the water glowing bright. Taken on my Fujifilm XPro3 as all of the photos with this ‘feel’ are. I download them onto my iPad Pro 13” before… pic.twitter.com/jvgE43gzrE
But first; coffee. Day after day of delicious sunshine here in London. Walking through Paddington Basin with the sunlight pouring across the canal and onto the people sat enjoying their morning coffee. A most pleasant way to start the day. pic.twitter.com/pN903TgVr2
More has been made of the canal since I lived in London.
And now I’m here and thought you might like a little wander through the gorgeous setting of Lincoln’s Inn Fields in London. The place of work for barristers. Stunning buildings and I even give you a glimpse of one of my favourite little chapels and undercroft. pic.twitter.com/IEmU8qd0O7
Russian troops struck fuel and energy infrastructure used by the Ukrainian army and enemy deployment sites over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Thursday:https://t.co/zlVxC0775zpic.twitter.com/yxVpv6e8ht
Rahmeh Aladwan, a British-Palestinian doctor, says she has faced repeated harassment by the Zionist lobby, including being fired, arrested four times, suspended from practicing medicine, and publicly smeared.
In the UK, of course, it is different. People in desperate financial circumstances take out payday loans etc, then have their homes taken when they cannot repay the capital sum or interest. Guess who owns most of those debt-creation companies? Yes…
One of the most heartbreaking examples of nonverbal communication to emerge from Iran. I cannot call this a mere propaganda piece. It is the unbearable truth, laid bare through the profound art of cinematography and animation. pic.twitter.com/nJ0DtBndBH
I don't know what happened to Morgan McSweeney's phone. But after another day of deflection and deceit I know this for certain. Keir Starmer is lying his posterior off about it > Daily Mail > https://t.co/b2tX4vYs7w
What we are talking about is the Israel lobby, aka Jewish lobby, in the UK. That lobby put both Morgan McSweeney and Keir Starmer (“Tel Aviv Keith”, “Starmer-stein” etc) where they are (or were).
The problem with the McSweeney story is that two realities are in direct conflict. Yes, it's incredible to think a senior government advisor would wilfully stage the theft of their phone. People who know McSweeney well say he simply wouldn't do that. But it's equally incredible…
[“The problem with the McSweeney story is that two realities are in direct conflict. Yes, it’s incredible to think a senior government advisor would wilfully stage the theft of their phone. People who know McSweeney well say he simply wouldn’t do that. But it’s equally incredible to think the theft of such a sensitive device would be handled in such a casual way. And that the “theft” came shortly after No.10 officials held meetings in which they expressed specific concerns about what would happen if the information contained on that phone became public.“]
If it is —as it seems— deceit, then it is deceit of a peculiarly inept sort. On the other hand, dishonesty combined with ineptitude is the very hallmark of Starmer-stein’s misgovernment.
OK, let’s cut to the chase. We know now that some kind of social/racial/religious/ideological/lifestyle civil war is coming down the line at us. Maybe 2030, maybe 2035, maybe later.
Untermenschen of the sort just sentenced will have to be re-sentenced, when the possibility is there, by national-revolutionary courts.
Walls, squads, and ends.
Goodwin’s problem is that he thinks everything negative comes from just one of the negative factors now oppressing this country— Islam. There are other equally urgent problems and problem groups.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%A9on_Degrelle (don’t forget that Zionist Jews have an ongoing programme of vandalism of Wikipedia, as can be seen in some of the phrasing used in that article and many others).
What a DISGUSTING headline. Noelia was killed by the State after they took her into their ‘care’, failed to protect her & allowed her to be gang-raped by migrants. Her father desperately wanted her to live, as did millions of us worldwide. Honestly, you don’t hate the BBC enough. https://t.co/NCzyx01Gaq
A brave Iranian child raises his hand in victory after being pulled from the rubble of his home following an American-Israeli attack on residential buildings. pic.twitter.com/S5LqfTWGnX
Washington Post: Iranian missiles hit Israeli air defense systems
🔹The American newspaper "Washington Post" reported that Iranian missiles managed to hit Israeli air defense systems, which raised doubts about the effectiveness of these systems.
Destruction of Israeli Merkava tanks by Hezbollah fighters from Wednesday until this moment, in the early hours of Thursday, continues without interruption. pic.twitter.com/Ct0nyB2cZa
Now research Henry Morgentaler..Jewish-Canadian “doctor” who during his life was responsible for murdering 80,000 unborn babies himself, and facilitating the murder of hundreds of thousands more in his clinics of death.. pic.twitter.com/ecJOe6S6cp
🚨 Trump’s Strategic Error: We Can’t Walk This One Back As a 4X war veteran and faithful patriot, I am issuing this direct warning that “Donald J. Trump is Disconnected from Reality"
My urgent plea to those inside the administration:
— Daniel Davis Deep Dive (@DanielLDavis1) March 27, 2026
It may be that, despite any (likely) fanatical Iranian resistance, U.S. forces at the sharp end (the airborne and seaborne elite soldiers, not the fat women and/or blacks who make up most of the U.S. Army now) could seize Kharg Island. Yes, they probably could. That however, would just make them an easy target for Iranian drones, and I think that the Iranians would be willing to trash their own oil facility if push came to shove, just to defeat the Americans militarily and politically. The Iranians would then close the Strait of Hormuz completely.
The vlogger in the above tweet will not say or does not say, straight out, why the USA via Trump took the decision to attack Iran. Simple— the American Jew lobby. Its grip on Congress is vice-like.
Apart from that, I think that Trump is aware that, via the Israeli intelligence operation we call the “Epstein” matter, compromising material about him is held by the Israelis, probably involving underage girls.
Shock horror. From the very same police force that concluded when the Labour Party blatantly lied in a spliced speech “there was nothing to see here”. Whitewash.
Just like there were no Paki-stani rape gangs, according to Britain’s “woke” Stasi-lite and toytown KGB-wannabee police.
A young Iranian child plays on a swing on a beach in the city of Bandar Abbas, near the Strait of Hormuz, while plumes of smoke rise in the background from reported attacks on an Iranian naval base. pic.twitter.com/AnGPzZtA2J
Translates to a Commons with about 346 Reform UK MPs (solid majority), 69 Greens (very weak official Opposition), 63 LibDems, 54 Cons, 45 SNP, 45 Lab [etc].
As in the last dozen or so other recent opinion polls, on those figures Starmer would lose his own seat (Holborn and St. Pancras).
It is clear that the Jewish lobby (controlling or heavily influencing the UK mass media) is realizing that both Lab and Con are likely to be hit hard at the next general election; the lobby therefore switches most of its bets to pro-Israel Reform UK. That way, the fix will be in.
Ukraine may run out of money in its defense budget unless it is given more international aid to buy US weapons, Bloomberg reported, citing sources:https://t.co/xdVG22Iuqepic.twitter.com/qjm9sHmi1y
Russian troops liberated four communities in the Sumy and Kharkov Regions and the Donetsk People’s Republic over the week of March 21-27 in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/i0fIneCHXypic.twitter.com/1kbPoAGaCk
— Globe Eye Network 👁️ 👁️ (@GlobeEyeNetwork) March 27, 2026
🇮🇷 If ground forces enter Iran, a counteraction will be taken and Iranian troops will enter the territory of Arab countries. pic.twitter.com/Kkqv4dDs4e
— Globe Eye Network 👁️ 👁️ (@GlobeEyeNetwork) March 27, 2026
Late music
[painting by Victor Ostrovsky; now of whom does that remind me?]
