“This is the heartwarming moment a starving polar bear whose tongue became caught inside a tin can was dramatically rescued.
The female called Monetochka had sought human help after the sharp-edged condensed milk container got wedged to her tongue.
A team of rescuers flew 2,125 miles from Moscow to reach the Arctic port of Dikson, one of the world’s remotest settlements, after the bear seemingly pleaded with residents for help.”
[Daily Mail]
Good to read both in itself and because it shows the side of Russians rarely portrayed in the UK msm for the past several months.
Late tweets
The fact that high doses of vitamin D (and C) completely obliterate this illness, whatever it actually is, was known at the beginning and relayed to health ministers.
They ignored it.
Enough of these pointless 'studies' telling us things we already know. https://t.co/iUZh5S5BOn
The BBC will broadcast an entire dumb documentary trying to humiliate people who don't want vaccines, but they won't do a single report on 9,500 non-COVID excess deaths in the UK in the last 11 weeks.
I will bet any amount of money that these savages are over here in some 4 star hotel. now. Picked up and helped over by Boris, Patel and the rest of the treacherous scum we have in this country. https://t.co/baZpjh3bbA
This year it is expected that Border Farce, RNLI & the Royal Navy will land over 60,000 migrants on England's Channel coast 80% will be young men 90% will be men No one knows who they are. 60,000 is equivalent to a new town the size of Runcorn, but filled with men: pic.twitter.com/mKkRZhQkhU
It's almost as if there's a pattern emerging to this sort of thing…🤔 https://t.co/5Exrh9VY84
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 21, 2022
What's the point in 'beating Labour' if your policies are exactly the same, but cloaked in slightly different rhetoric? https://t.co/LQzE61OWUp
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 21, 2022
'Integration; and 'assimilation' are just words thrown out to placate indigenous white populations as they're displaced and replaced. It never actually happens because it can't. It is against nature.
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 21, 2022
The globalist state machine is offering to lend its 'moral' power to powerless and dysfunctional individuals and encouraging them to identify with celebrities who appear to be like them, but are, in fact, engorged with the power of the globalist state machine itself. pic.twitter.com/605D6lnaZ5
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 21, 2022
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 21, 2022
This absurd idea was only dreamed up to get the brain-dead Tory faithful into the voting booths last May. It was never meant to 'work'. https://t.co/meAjCnXGQP
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 21, 2022
“There is no intelligence that Vladimir Putin is unstable or in bad health, the director of the CIA has said.
There has been increasing unconfirmed media speculation that Mr Putin, who turns 70 this year, may be suffering from ill health, possibly cancer.“
[BBC News]
In other words the Western “Judenpresse” has been pumping out its usual horseshit…
[apparent state of play in the Ukrainian theatre as of 17 July 2022]
As far as the war is concerned, no big changes. However, with the supply of further long-range missiles by the USA to the Kiev regime, the logic surely points to greater and more destructive escalation. This is a race which the Kiev regime cannot win, certainly not alone, bearing in mind that Russia is not only a nuclear power but a nuclear power whose capabilities in that respect are advancing.
As far as the present battlefield is concerned, the Russian forces will be looking to consolidate gains in the area east of the Dnieper river, and particularly in the Donbass, before advancing further.
Meanwhile, Gorbachev (91 now, and in very poor health) has been for some time talking, via a trusted spokesman:
“In recent years President Vladimir Putin grew increasingly insistent that NATO is encroaching close to Russia‘s borders, and uses the possibility of Ukraine joining the military alliance as one of his many ‘justifications’ for invading.
Gorbachev said Washington grew ‘arrogant and self-confident’ after the collapse of the Soviet Union, leading to the expansion of the NATO military alliance.
‘How can one count on equal relations with the United States and the West in such a position?’ Gorbachev told state news agency RIA Novosti in December 2021, on the eve of the anniversary of his resignation as the leader of the USSR.
He noted the ‘triumphant mood in the West, especially in the United States’ after the Soviet Union ceased to exist in 1991. ‘They grew arrogant and self-confident. They declared victory in the Cold War,’ Gorbachev said.
He insisted that it was ‘together’ that Moscow and Washington pulled the world out of confrontation and the nuclear race. ‘No, the ‘winners’ decided to build a new empire. Hence the idea of NATO expansion,’ Gorbachev added.”
[Daily Mail]
Russia was already on the back foot after NATO [NWO] expansion since the early 1990s and still continuing. The invasion of Ukraine was a response to that, but at the same time triggered yet more and overt NATO encroachment.
Compare that situation to what China has been doing. Following the famous dictum of Sun-Tzu, “to win without war is the supreme excellence“, China has been encroaching on the territory of not only Russia (mainly in (far-) Eastern Siberia, in the former Soviet Far East region) but also Western Europe, as well as throughout Eastern Asia and into Western Europe and even Australasia. Not by force but by guile, though.
Look around you in, say, the UK. Chinese people everywhere, in huge numbers. They are (all but a handful) not “Chinese agents” in the obvious sense. It is at one more straightforward, yet also more sophisticated, than that. Their numbers steadily increase, as does Chinese influence generally.
China thinks in millennia, not in terms of the next few years, or the next election, as is common in the West. It will be recalled that someone, I think Pat Nixon, asked Chou en-Lai, at dinner in the Great Hall of the People in Peking in 1972, what he thought of the French Revolution of 1789. The now-famous response was “it is too early to say“.
It does not matter whether Mrs Nixon’s question was either or both sincere and her own or, as I suspect, origined in the US State Department. The response is what is of importance.
Kamala Harris— non-European (or only partly so). Rishi Sunak— non-European. Is there a connection at this time, something to do with the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan?
Of course, it is not yet certain that Sunak will become Prime Minister of the UK; we shall see.
Something reported sticker as offensive and the police took action on that basis ? Aren’t courts supposed to decide these matters ?
Cooped up in “green smart cities” continually surveilled, purposely immobilized, chronically dependent, systematically demoralized, insidiously indoctrinated and financially debased seem to be the 2030 goals. pic.twitter.com/Y9Kwun5hDE
Of course, those pushing that agenda the hardest are far from “owning nothing”; indeed, they possess not only millions of pounds or US dollars, but billions, tens of billions, even hundreds of billions— the hypocrites: Bill Gates and his ex-wife, Jeff Bezos, Branson, bonehead “Bono”, The Harry Formerly Known as Prince (and the “Royal” Mulatta) etc.
Apart from that, all that I want to say today is to commend to my readers, as we traverse this very significant and world-historic year of 2022, the virtues (which are not solely soldierly ones) of loyalty and honour.
Meine Ehre heisst Treue!
Tweets seen
The Duke of Sussex has waded into one of America’s most divisive political issues, saying that the Supreme Court’s overturning of the right to abortion is part of a “global assault on democracy and freedom”
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 19, 2022
A textbook example of how to confirm the view, by spouting nonsense, that you are a fool. The only surprising thing, though, is that this scarcely brilliant —and literally “entitled”— person was actually invited to speak at the UN in the first place.
The writing discourse has reminded me I once stayed in an Airbnb and the host bio said 'aspiring novelist' and 'dreamer' (along with some other things) and there were 2 books in their apartment and one was on mixology
Ha. A not-uncommon experience. Many people in this world seem to find it possible to live without books. I recall going into what was said to be the best (perhaps the only) large bookshop in Salisbury, Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe), in 1977, only to find that most of the books seemed to be How to Look After your Dog [Cat, Goldfish etc], or the works of Wilbur Smith [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilbur_Smith].
Perhaps I was too hard on the locals, who were at the time subject to international sanctions, which meant that few items could be imported; in any case, Rhodesia was short of foreign currency, and what they had could not be used for books, but rather for weapons, ammunition, and fuel.
Having said that, I have found in other parts of the world that some people just do not need books in their life, or maybe just a few paperbacks by Dick Francis or other popular writers.
The same people, in my view, are often those who do not need or love trees.
I am different: I need trees, and I need books, though it will be a long time, if ever, before I replace the 2,000-book library I had to abandon on leaving France in 2009.
We all know how this will end, I mean the whole situation, not that specific instance. Somewhere down the line. We cannot even write or speak about it, because the System police have been told to prioritize “community cohesion” (the multikulti society) before all else, which is why people get 2-3 years in prison for putting up stickers, while serious real crimes are either not investigated at all, or result in very lenient penalties.
We are exploring legal options after antisemitic hate charges were dropped in yet another high-profile case, this time in relation to @WestHam fans suspected of involvement in the incident on @Ryanairhttps://t.co/9iKBILBJVJ
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) July 20, 2022
Ha. “Campaign Against AntiSemitism” [“CAA”] troublemakers fail again.
Incidentally, I wonder why, in the tweet shown, that tribal cabal uses the Union Jack, rather than their own flag.
Talking about the Jew-Zionist lobby, I imagine that they will be sorry, not so much that Suella Braverman failed to become Conservative Party leader (she never had a chance, even among that bunch of nitwits), but rather that she is unlikely to retain her position as Attorney-General. Married to (it seems) a Jew, and completely in the Jewish/Israeli pocket, her trumpeted support for free speech never included support for free speech where the Jewish lobby objected to said speech.
Actually, Suella Braverman has done better (for herself), career-wise, than anyone could have predicted. By the irony of Fate, she not only became an MP, but also Attorney-General, albeit to the most stupid and dishonest Cabinet ever. She also was able to request appointment as QC by reason of the above. Not bad for a pretty humdrum barrister of Indian origins.
Another story of “holocaust” fakery
What can one say? So much of the much-publicized “holocaust” saga is a farrago of fables.
Britain is about to undergo another steep decline, and that will be so whether Indian moneygrubber Sunak or mediocre Liz Truss pose as Prime Minister for a while.
Under Salazar, those untermenschen would have been dragged away and then quietly eliminated.
"The Science™" works in mysterious ways my friends.." 🤡
In Austria masks work for politicians outside the train, but magically stop working inside the train when the common people are not around to see the Magical Covid Theatre. pic.twitter.com/gwTZ55EMZ1
Moore street a historical place in Dublin City centre, a tourist attraction where the 1916 rebels spent their final hours before surrender. A street that was once filled with Dublins oldest fruit and veg market, full of life and character. I don’t recognise it today. pic.twitter.com/ZD4MH1hCQp
The IRA and Sinn Fein spent a hundred years either fighting the British (and the Irish government) or opposing any British influence over the Republic, but now stay silent (or even support) the migration invasion which has taken over Ireland— even the Irish Prime Minister is a half-Indian (and a gay one at that)! Where are the IRA/Sinn Fein wastes of space now?
Does one turn up the volume and call little Matt Hancock a “traitor” for wanting a non-European individual to pose as Prime Minister of the UK? Does it even matter what words are used?
They cannot create (and never have) a civilization, nor any culture beyond the most primitive; they cannot maintain a decent culture when one is provided for them or bequeathed to them; they cannot even live in a civilized society without trashing it.
Zelensky has dissolved the opposition and arrested more than 600 members of the government for being critical of him, but the Western narrative says he is fighting for democracy
Quite. I have blogged about that, of course, but the masses in the West are completely bamboozled by the NWO/ZOG pro-“Ukraine” (pro-Zelensky’s ZOG/NWO regime) propaganda.
Diary of a spiteful exit: 1/ sack Gove 2/ appoint pointless new cabinet 3/ Campaign against Sunak 4/ Suspend Ellwood. 5/ Resignation honours to come. Not a gentleman but we knew that.
Despite what the presiding judge (a retired Circuit judge) said at my Bar Disciplinary Tribunal in 2016 (that a Jew could be, contrary to my assertion, “an English gentleman“), time and again one sees the truth. The fact that “Boris”-idiot is only part-Jew makes little difference. You can send “Boris” to Eton and Oxford, you can try to inculcate English or classical virtues in him, but they will have shallow roots. In the words of Somerset Maugham, “alien corn“.
Incidentally, I was wondering yesterday why Conservative Party backwoodsman, Sir Bill Wiggin MP, made an asinine speech in which he claimed that Boris-idiot was a PM of “historic” proportions etc. Could it be that deadhead Wiggin has a peerage in mind?
One fewer vote for @PennyMordaunt today then. Is there nothing the party establishment won't do to make sure Liz Truss gets to the final two? https://t.co/5faEXhH7YX
More useful research would be into why the people who believed these injections were necessary, safe and effective also tend to buy into the climate change nonsense. While lacking the ability to describe what a woman is. https://t.co/DpXNgw4qDU
— 🇬🇧 Johannes 🇬🇧 ..#antiWEF (@Johanne31785773) July 18, 2022
How in the name of all that is holy is this a 'dubious claim'?
The dubious claim is from those who say this is all 'due to Brexit', suggesting that the UK changing its trading relationship with the EU somehow caused inflation in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, America etc etc https://t.co/xZq7jdr7ai
Well said, Andrew Marr. Shame on people like @calvinrobinson – a literal Reverend – @bobscartoons and all the conspiracists. Calvin once said to me, by way of undermining the science, that scientists once thought the world was flat. It’s that grim.
Andrew Marr, hugely well-paid for 20 years to be a major NWO/ZOG mouthpiece, spouting all the usual themes— multiculturalism, anti-racism, anti-anti-Semitism, “global warming”, “climate change”, “CO2 emissions”, “Black Lives Matter”, “Ukraine” etc.
Matthew, why did you beg me to unblock you, so you can throw around ad hominems?
Please don’t go around saying “Calvin once said to me”, as if we’re old friends. We’ve worked together twice, and it was hard work at that.
I pray you find the attention you seem to crave. Peace
— Fr Calvin Robinson (@calvinrobinson) July 19, 2022
— Sovereign Darbyshire💙 🌸 🇬🇧 🇷🇺 🇾🇪 🏃♀️✝️ (@ravenschild54) July 19, 2022
You’re a total sell-out Stadlen, a corporate controlled shill, just like Marr. At least @calvinrobinson and @bobscartoons can look themselves in the mirror without shame. It’s called integrity. Look it up? 😡
“Dangerous” views…the use of the word “dangerous” in this sort of context is confined to Jews and/or post-Marxists. In Stadlen’s case, a silver-spoon half-Jew (the latter his own description of himself: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Stadlen). Whether his socio-political views are Marxist or post-Marxist (or something else) I have no idea.
500 or 1,000 every day, invading our shores with the help of the very forces meant to exclude them— navy, Border Force, police.
More than 100,000 extra deaths have taken place in private homes in the UK since the Covid-19 pandemic began. Covid accounted for only a minority of the extra deaths in private homes.https://t.co/ODt4ioO7Pa
Possibly the first time I have been able to agree pretty much wholeheartedly with political scribbler Ian Dunt— incidentally, it is worth reading the entire thread (only extracts here):
They've decided on their vibe and their social media clips and the connections they want to exploit in the party. They've decided on their messaging. But none of them – not one – has bothered to come up with a set of policy proposals for improving people's lives.
And that's not just because they are useless as individuals, although they absolutely are. It's because they operate in a political culture in which it's accepted that someone can succeed by talking dogshit, without the slightest pretence of practical governance.
Mordaunt might actually be the most empty political candidate I've ever seen. Fuck policies, she doesn't even give a sense of which general political direction she might go in.
Surprising (reading his tweets) that Dunt, after all a f/t political scribbler, was unaware until the debate was shown that Tugendhat spent about ten years as a part-time (TA, aka Reserves) Army officer. Seems that it is not only Conservative Party leadership candidates who fail to do their homework.
Looks as though white ladies in that part of [what was] England may need a subcompact weapon such as a Derringer in their handbags: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derringer#Modern_designs. Pity that the law as it now is makes that practically impossible.
If you're able to get past the paywall, the London Telegraph (the Conservative Party's in-house rag) provides a quite incredible overview of the Tory leadership race. It's as though NONE of the issues affecting the British people actually exist & that it's still the 1980s.🤔🤪😡
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 18, 2022
Funny how a government that bangs on about 'climate change' all day, every day has no real plans in place for dealing with a bit of hot weather, isn't it?
It's almost as if 'climate change' is just a made-up neo-Bolshevik power-grab…🤔 pic.twitter.com/UtprCXAfQH
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 18, 2022
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 18, 2022
Even Penny Mordaunt, arguably the least objectionable of a pathetically-poor bunch, has had to parrot the NWO/ZOG line about supporting the Jew-Zionist regime in Kiev.
Britain has and has had no historical or current links with Ukraine, not of any importance. This is not our fight.
Not one Tory hopeful will actually address this issue. They have obviously all agreed to NOT raise or discuss it at all. It is no longer a matter of debate… pic.twitter.com/w0Qwgst3ZS
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 18, 2022
ALL of the Tory hopefuls are straining every sinew to assiduously avoid EVERY issue of importance to the British people, so as to guarantee an absolute continuity of policy going forward.
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 18, 2022
2022, the first year of the 33-year cycle leading up to and beyond the half-century. Everything is being intensified now, in order to create a dystopian society of controlled serfs.
Johnson used to duck out of interviews too, it meant he didn't have to answer any questions. Truss and Sunak obviously learnt something https://t.co/hgIrSWT1uO
— Chris Cheetham. Wish we had an opposition. (@ChrisCheetham2) July 18, 2022
Truss and Sunak have pulled out of Tuesday's Leadership Debate.🤔
Clearly demonstrating to Tory members that they are the candidates with all the necessary *qualities* to follow Johnson as PM: no integrity, inability to debate publicly, lack of judgment and fear of scrutiny.😡
Can it be that many even in the Kiev regime see accommodation with Russia as a better medium-term goal than confrontation which Ukraine cannot win?
As to other aspects of the Zelensky near-dictatorship:
“Zelenskiy, widely feted on the world stage as a wartime leader, had been dogged on the domestic stage before the invasion by accusations that he had named inexperienced outsiders, including friends, to jobs in which they were out of their depth.” [Guardian].
A fact that actually surprised me is that the SBU (security directorate) has no less than 30,000 members; and that predated the invasion. In a country with only 44 million inhabitants. Compare that to the few thousand equivalent officials and employees in the UK.
The Kiev-regime Ukraine is and has been for 30+ years, a corrupt, Jewish-ruled, shambolic, dictatorial, and quite vicious, failed state.
Military situation:
“The Russian military has declared a goal to cut off Ukraine’s entire Black Sea coast all the way to the Romanian border. If successful, the effort would deal a crushing blow to the Ukrainian economy and trade, and allow Moscow to secure a land bridge to Moldova’s separatist region of Transnistria, which hosts a Russian military base.” [Guardian].
Exactly what I have been blogging for months: Russian forces intend to take the coasts of the Sea of Azov (already accomplished) and Black Sea (about half now occupied), and then to occupy territory inland to a depth of perhaps 50, perhaps 100 miles. They also intend to take all or most (probably all) of Ukraine lying east of the river Dnieper. That would eventually also include, probably, Kiev itself.
Late tweets seen
"At every opportunity the Prime Minister has shown contrition [for his mistakes]" says Conservative MP Sir Bill Wiggin, who describes Boris Johnson as "a leader of historic proportions." pic.twitter.com/KccgumN9an
Even in today’s Conservative Party, such asinine words and judgments stand out. I had scarcely heard of Bill Wiggin until today, but I have just seen his biographical details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Wiggin.
Provisional assessment? A rather silly fellow, who was also a pretty dishonest expenses cheat (see the Wikipedia entry).
I also notice that, despite his silver-spoon wealthy background (father was also a knighted Conservative Party MP, and Bill Wiggin was sent to Eton), the present Wiggin then took his degree (Economics) at Bangor University rather than somewhere like Oxford. A maverick choice, or could he not get into the latter?
The odds of Mordaunt becoming PM are very slim because the combined vote of Truss and Badenoch is 129 – and that Brexit right-wing vote is likely to coalesce behind one of Truss and Badenoch, either through a formal deal between the two or Darwinian competition. 7/8
Jesus H. Christ! So it is quite likely that the aged ranks of the Conservative Party rank and file will be asked to make a sage choice between a globalist Indian —who is plainly not quite the “clever boy” many thought two years ago— and either a Nigerian woman or dishonest and none-too-intelligent (or educated) Liz Truss?
It seems possible that the choice will be between a Nigerian and an Indian. Britain is sliding very very fast now.
Incidentally, how many white English are there in the corrupt and incompetent parliaments of Nigeria or India? That’s right— none.
The alleged existence of an illness that almost exclusively kills people in their 80s and 90s, for which numerous safe, cheap and effective treatments already exist, is not the same thing as a pandemic.
There are still nuts and/or hypochondriacs out there for whom having, having had, or being in fear of getting, “Covid” is a major part of their self-image, their actual identity in fact.
How about you stop constantly lying to the British people? Have you ever considered that option? https://t.co/Cd7YYtuDSb
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 18, 2022
In case you cannot read the very small print, the number for the UK is 5 (not all white anyway, of course); France, Germany = both 6 (also not all white). You get the picture. The Great Replacement. White Genocide.
Liz Truss, the sort of stupid and jargon-spouting careerist idiot all too common in the UK, both in politics and elsewhere (the law, commerce, local government etc).
I liked her reference to the Prime Minister of Ireland as “the Irish tea-sock“).
A video published by President's Office Head Andriy Yermak shows the U.S.-made HIMARS rocket launcher destroying a target in Ukraine’s south.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) July 17, 2022
I wonder how long it will be before Russian arms are exported to countries or groups who want to attack American installations around the world? Just a thought…
Quite interesting. Supports proportional representation (now, though never did during the years of Blair/Brown supremacy).
Also:
“[Q] You know what it takes to be a prime minister. How have you felt looking down that grim list of Tory runners and riders? [A] That cabinet that sat down with Boris Johnson – I can’t, for example, imagine any of them being in the same room as Margaret Thatcher. They wouldn’t have been allowed to carry her handbag. Why is the country allowing – yet again – 160,000 mostly very old and similar people to choose the country’s leader?“
“I think we are watching the current system breaking.“
“We have newspapers that are not newspapers…When I was a journalist on the Mirror, I was friendly with Labour politicians, but I never hid it. Now you see Allegra Stratton, say, “objectively” talking up how well Rishi Sunak’s campaign is put together. And you think: “Well, maybe you should also mention he was best man at your wedding?”
[Guardian]
Some good points. The msm has become more or less the mouthpiece of government over the past couple of decades, something that (arguably) became pervasive under Blair and Brown but has become simply intolerable over the past decade or so.
Look at the BBC. Simply a propaganda megaphone for the multikulti society, mass immigration, “refugees welcome” nonsense, Black Lives Matter nonsense, “Covid” nonsense (inc. facemask nonsense, “social distancing” nonsense, “test and trace” nonsense, and “vaccine” nonsense) and, most recently, “pro-Ukraine” (meaning pro the Jewish regime in Kiev) nonsense.
Developers building speculative housing estates for aspirational “wiggers” and immigrants etc.
I am against most such developments on principle, not least because, without mass immigration, there would be no “housing shortage”. They destroy the countryside, and indeed existing villages and towns.
I also oppose most such developments because they rarely plan for sufficient infrastructure such as roads, parking, proper green parks and playgrounds. Another point is the almost invariably banal architecture.
More tweets seen
“It is a matter of decency and long-established convention in Germany that you never stoop to using the Berlin Holocaust Memorial as some kind of a prop. But to incorporate the Memorial as the backdrop for a political clip that does not even mention the Holocaust is an insult.” https://t.co/qbJM2TNOlopic.twitter.com/YCn294ftWs
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) July 17, 2022
Keir Starmer has yet to learn a basic fact about behaving as a puppet for “them”— no matter how much you bow down to “them”, no matter how loyal you show yourself to be to Israel and the Jewish lobby, and even if (like Starmer) you have a Jewish wife and half-Jewish children (being brought up in all the well-known tribal customs), you remain on probation. One wrong word, one small act of which “they” disapprove, and the scream goes up…
Not when the “British” MPs concerned are in the pocket of the Jewish lobby…
Late tweets
One of the things that keeps being forgotten, because it's deliberately never mentioned anymore, is asymptomatic transmission.
The undeniable fact that it just doesn't happen means that absolutely everything – lockdowns, masks, testing, 'vaccines' – it's all insanely pointless.
…and still they come, thousands of the bastards. Awaiting them— a hotel room, full board, free medical, various other freebies such as mobile telephones, laptop computers etc, and a weekly stipend of £40 (in many cases more) pocket money.
As Enoch Powell remarked in 1968 of mass immigration (on a tiny scale, though, compared to today), “We must be mad, literally mad“…(to allow it).
Not at all “incredible“. Johnson is a part-Jew, part-Levantine poseur, born in New York, mainly brought up in the USA and Belgium. He is foreign, at root, albeit with a veneer of Englishness via Eton and Oxford.
Anyway, the bastard is now looking at how to make money scribbling and after-dinner speaking once he oozes out of office. He is paying little if any notice to the UK’s needs, and in any case is so incompetent that it would make no difference if he did; in fact, that might be worse.
Johnson is pushing the “Ukraine” stuff because of self-interest.
Well, this week brings yet another victory over Blairite political journalist John Rentoul: I trumped his 6/10 with my 8/10. I did not know the answers to questions 1 and 9.
Incidentally, question 7 is (arguably) wrongly put: Ryanair was actually founded in 1984, but I presume that its active operations began in 1985.
Well, all right, but which of the present bunch of Conservative Party leadership contenders has been “good at the job” given to them? Indian “clever boy” Sunak, whose spraying of public money at “furloughed” employees, and at often fraudulent and inactive small businesses, as well as other absurd “Covid”-related nonsense (eg “Test and Trace”) etc, has fuelled the present gathering inflation?
What about Liz Truss, who seems to want war with Russia, and who not long ago embarrassed this country by telling Sergei Lavrov that several indisputably-Russian cities such as Novgorod (between Moscow and Petersburg) were Ukrainian? She only became an MP in the first place on her back.
Kemi Badenoch? Not much can be found that is much against her, and she seems quite intelligent, but of course I could never countenance an African (in her case, Nigerian) as Prime Minister of this country.
Tom Tugendhat? Well, part-Jew, so I would not want him on that basis alone, as well as which he is a “very strong supporter of Israel” [Wikipedia], so that’s a second black mark. Seems to want war, or at least conflict, with Russia, so there’s a third black mark (anyone who seems to actually want war with Russia must be totally idiotic, looking at our inability to protect our population in such a contingency; it would mean the end of this country).
Fourthly, Tugendhat makes much, really too much, of his military experience (at first in whatever the Educational Corps is now called, followed by a TA commission in the Intelligence Corps). Seems that he was mainly a desk soldier, though exact details of his career are lacking, perhaps because politically or operationally sensitive.
Readers will not be surprised to be informed that, for me, Tugendhat comes right at the bottom of the list.
A poor bunch, surely, by any standards, and only two of the five contenders are English, or really/fully British— Penny Mordaunt and Liz Truss.
Penny Mordaunt seems to connect with “ordinary people”, for what that is worth. She is probably not much good, but no worse than the others.
More music
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One in five sellers can expect to have to relist their property as chains collapse under the pressure of elongated conveyancing times and expiring mortgage offers. So what’s going on? 🧵https://t.co/2ceRqNKqYh
Ellie is not alone in having a lengthy wait: the average time from offer to completion this year is 118 days (four months) with one in three taking more than four months to complete and one in five taking more than six months, according to @Hamptons1869
The delays in the buying process are denting buyer confidence at a time when the cost of living and rising interest rates are starting to bite. See below how the cost of running a household is going through the roof pic.twitter.com/BQr2CMQqiq
I cannot pretend that I am particularly sorry either for buyers or sellers in Britain’s superheated property market.
Incidentally, looking at Rightmove entries for my own present part of the world (central southern, and coastal, England), I see now that at least half of at least the more expensive properties are now marked as having been “reduced” from their original list prices.
“By 2035, the Royal Commission for AlUla will have:
• Replanted hundreds of native plant species from 56 species of indigenous plants
• Produced 31 million seedlings in its plant nursery
• Planted 10 million trees in nature reserves across AlUla County
• Rehabilitating some 65,000 hectares of degraded land
• Adopted county-wide sustainable land management methods.
Already, more species are returning home to AlUla. Earlier this year 162 animals, including Arabian oryx, sand gazelles, idmi gazelles and Nubian ibex, were reintroduced. And more species are returning on their own.
Emma Gallacher, the project’s Conservation Initiatives Lead, says “Our camera trapping has revealed many species, including Arabian wolf, red fox, Blanford’s fox, Rock hyrax, Cape hare, North African wildcat, Arabian partridge, sand partridge and many more”.”
All of them bollocking on about defending freedom and opposing tyranny in Ukraine while looking the other way as democracy is completely obliterated in a nation that shares their head of state.
There must be some way to remove Trudeau and others…
The 2020-2022 period in the UK also showed how many minor functionaries here, in the police and NHS, even supermarket staff, loved having their moment of petty power to order people to adjust their facemask muzzles or move 6ft away from the next slave-citizen.
Latest hospital admissions in the COVID 19 dashboard. 2020 without vaccines, 2022 with 3 or more doses. pic.twitter.com/Y3diFf0BSz
— Judith Aniolkowski 🇬🇧 (@JAniolkowski) July 16, 2022
Time to establish an NHS unit to combat…hypochondria.
I see that quite a few ads on TV are now colouring some element of the film or animation with the Ukrainian blue-and-yellow. One example, a blue/yellow cartoon bird on the side in some ad for (I think it was) insurance or something like that.
In the past day I have seen two or three ads with obvious “pro-Ukraine” (meaning, in effect, pro the Zionist cabal in Kiev) colours.
Are we still pretending that the “Stand with Ukraine” thing is not basically a conspiracy, retailing propaganda which has been swallowed whole by millions of deluded people? Like the “trans” nonsense, “Black Lives Matter” nonsense, it is but one part of a sinister jigsaw.
Europe may have to ration energy this winter if Russia cuts off the gas while Britain will also face “really, really high prices”, energy leaders have warned https://t.co/fa3Up0jA6T
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 14, 2022
Ben van Beurden, Shell chief executive, said President Putin had shown that “he better be taken seriously when he makes threats” and called on European leaders to put “very significant contingency plans” in place pic.twitter.com/a0KqxTJIHk
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 14, 2022
💡 Fintan Slye, director of National Grid ESO, the division responsible for keeping the lights on, said that while the UK was less dependent on flows of Russian gas than its continental European neighbours…
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 14, 2022
National Grid ESO is due to publish its initial outlook for winter energy security later this month.
Slye said Britain should have sufficient power plants available, with forecast margins comparable to last winter
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 14, 2022
❄️ National Grid has been putting preparations in place such as contracts to keep coal-fired power plants open as a “very sensible insurance policy” for the winterhttps://t.co/9Q6FJ3jzda
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 14, 2022
Gas prices have soared across Europe amid fears over Russian supplies.
UK energy bills are forecast to jump by 65% to more than £3,200 a year in October, with gas prices responsible for the vast majority of the increase
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 14, 2022
All that pain for the peoples of Europe just so that the corrupt, unpleasant, shambolic regime in Kiev can be kept from falling. Without Western help, the Jew Zelensky and his cabal would fall within weeks.
Britain would regain its stature in the world if it were to join in friendship with Russia.
More tweets
It is incredible to observe how fast the tech world changes.
Companies which seem unassailable suddenly disappear into footnotes of history. pic.twitter.com/Av8cZywWCH
Only five voters, so scarcely persuasively scientific; still, their views may well reflect the concerns of many.
🔴 Two of the five said they were likely to vote Labour at the next election and three Tory, but when the question was put to them with different Tory candidates as leader, the mood shifted.
After seeing a clip of Sunak, everyone could name him, but despite the instant recognition they were hostile towards him.
🗣️ One member said: “I don’t have any faith in him whatsoever.” Others described him as “out of touch”, “too slick” and “minted”. pic.twitter.com/gFxCe5QIAL
Well, after all, she only became an MP in the first place “on her back”, to put it a trifle crudely, in that she was having an affair with the married Con MP Mark Field around the time that she was placed on the Conservative Party “A” List (thus almost guaranteeing selection as a Parliamentary candidate).
Liz Truss having been placed on the “A” List (and/or her candidature) may not have been entirely the result of undue influence, but it is likely to have been partly so.
The focus group in the above tweets came to the same conclusion as me— that Liz Truss is untrustworthy. Also, though evidently unknown to the focus group, Liz Truss displayed embarrassing ignorance when meeting Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov a while ago.
Basically, a woman with little to commend her.
When asked who they would vote for between Ms Truss and Sir Keir:
🔴three would vote Labour 🔴one would vote Tory 🔴one would reluctantly back the Conservatives led by Ms Truss
➡️ One who chose Labour added: “If you put Penny in there, I would have changed my mind completely.” pic.twitter.com/pedVt3zkw5
In these terminally “woke” times, the newspaper did not ask the focus group whether Penny Mordaunt (or Liz Truss) being English (i.e. white Northern European) made a difference to them, as compared to Rishi Sunak (Indian) or others. I suppose that the focus group were themselves disinclined to mention race and culture; after all, the multikulti propaganda is relentless now, in every TV ad, every drama, every soap etc.
— Tomorrows Papers Today (@TmorrowsPapers) July 14, 2022
Good idea. Britain needs to get much more serious about the failings of the privatized water companies. Renationalization with minimal compensation might also be good, if done properly.
Late tweets
The Metropolitan Police has been forced to drop a “racist, misogynistic and discriminatory” training programme for its next generation of detectives after university lecturers refused to deliver it https://t.co/iGUQNCZLQF
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 15, 2022
Lecturers and students objected to an excessively violent case study that they said stereotyped Asian and Middle Eastern immigrants as drug dealers, money launderers, rapists and child abusers
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 15, 2022
The Met has outsourced its training programme in a £300m contract to Babcock, a private company that works with four London universities — Brunel, the central London campus of Anglia-Ruskin, the University of West London and the University of East London
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 15, 2022
Screw that. I am more than glad that I never had one of the experimental “vaccines”, “boosters” etc.
So far (ha), I remain fine, while most of the Twitter virtue-signallers who have been “vaccinated” and “boosted” have not only had “Covid”, “variant Covid”, “long Covid” etc, but are so weakened from it all that many will probably not survive the 2022-2023 winter. Some are unpleasant (((individuals))) who have made, over the past decade, a number of untrue, malicious, and abusive complaints about me to social media organizations, regulatory bodies, and even to tame police.
I suppose that I shall just have to accept that the days of my persecutors are numbered…
No, you and your party, along with the opposition, the scientific advisors, the media and the NHS have all engaged in systematic murder and destruction like deranged psychopaths.
A few thoughts about Jamie Wallis, Bridgend elections, and both Conservative and Labour parties
The conviction(s) of Jamie Wallis for driving offences [see https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/jul/11/tory-mp-jamie-wallis-banned-driving-failing-stop-crash], possibly when drunk or drugged (though there was no direct forensic scientific evidence of either, Wallis having fled the immediate scene wearing, inter alia, a miniskirt), lead me to more general thoughts than those directly concerning this loonie who has somehow become an MP.
First of all, though, we must examine said loonie.
Wikipedia says nothing about the parentage or family origins of Wallis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Wallis. All that we know of his early life is that he attended a Roman Catholic school, followed by a comprehensive school at Bridgend (Wales).
Wallis was awarded a degree in chemistry from Oxford, followed by a doctorate in astrobiology from Cardiff University. The usual Oxford chemistry degree follows a 4-year course, not 3 years, and confers a master’s degree (M.Chem.).
Wallis was involved with a number of sleazy and dishonest trading activities both before and during his time as MP.
When Wallis realized that the game was up in various ways, he cashed in on the “trans” aspect, which led to “Boris”-idiot and other MPs “supporting” him, despite the probable falsity of his claims to have been raped, and to have suffered consequent post-traumatic stress disorder etc.
Anything “trans” or LGBTQXYZ seems, these days, to be the last refuge of the scoundrel, triggering an avalanche of virtue-signalling.
Needless to say, an honourable MP would by now have resigned, on several different grounds, but this moneygrubbing Wallis individual has not done so; I doubt that he/she/it will do.
Having said that, I very much doubt that Wallis will remain as MP for very long, even if not deselected.
Turning now to more general thoughts around the case of Wallis, I was just looking at the more recent general election results for Bridgend, which is a large town in South Wales: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgend.
Bridgend constituency was created in 1983. That year, the Conservative Party won it, but Labour won the seat in the subsequent 8 general elections. Wallis was elected in 2019.
Bridgend has never been a hard-core Labour seat, and some of the more recent elections have been quite close. In 2010 and 2015, Labour won by 6, then 5 points. In 2017 (under Corbyn), Labour won by 11 points, but that was reversed in 2019, when Wallis beat the Labour candidate by nearly 3 points: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgend_(UK_Parliament_constituency)#Elections_in_the_2010s.
For me, there are pointers here that go beyond this very sleazy MP, and beyond Bridgend.
Wallis will not be re-elected whatever the label he adopts at the next general election. It may be that Labour will recapture the seat. However, it can be seen that Bridgend’s support for Labour has —with a brief upsurge when Corbyn was newly-adopted as leader— slowly waned over the years.
I think that that is true over large swathes of England and Wales. Voters are turning off from both main System parties, but the Conservative Party roots are now basically stronger in its heartlands than Labour roots now are in its.
The Labour Party is just not capturing the loyalty, or even the casual interest, of most voters.
Tweets seen
‘Let them eat cake.’ — a ruling class of elites out of touch with its people. We stand with the #DutchFarmers 🇳🇱
"Sorry it's been hard for you but that's not relevant to this discussion" is exactly what The Telegraph told me right before they fired me… for opposing all of this. https://t.co/ekCPU1Mhq1
What part of “Boris was a major part of the scamdemic repression” does tweeter “@BenIrvineAuthor” not understand? Boris-idiot was not some political hero captured by evil forces (as in the Trump/QAnon fantasy conspiracies) but a willing and enthusiastic collaborator with them.
I'm sorry if others feel Ben is right here. I like to think I've fought pretty hard and consistently throughout this and lost quite a lot in the process, all while dealing with some fairly difficult family circumstances. but maybe I'm wrong. https://t.co/QWOPiuPZPV
That doctor, a psychiatrist (wouldn’t you know— a living caricature) seems to have his own mental problems, judging by a few tweets seen from time to time. Still, perhaps he has his points; I try not to judge others as unfairly as some judge me.
Voting to create a society in which a person's right to live freely with dignity & prosperity will depend on them being regularly injected with medication they don't need, that doesn't work & is extremely dangerous, is not something you can just get away with and then become PM.
“If cases start to hit the NHS backlog, we will reintroduce the restrictions that did nothing to prevent cases but did cause the NHS backlog in the first place.” https://t.co/Gmm5178AYi
I had a wonderful dream last night that I saw an article by a mainstream journalist declaring that none of the candidates should be let anywhere near power and we need to tear the system down and start again.
Rwanda has done its bit for “Conservative” empty rhetoric on migration invasion; it can now depart, like Othello.
I suppose that some tiny version of the Rwanda policy might be kept going as a meaningless talking-point between “refugees welcome” dimwits and the equally dim “Priti and Boris want to stop immigration—yay!” idiots. Priti Patel and “Boris” have no intention of stopping, or even seriously trying to stop either mass immigration generally or the cross-Channel migration-invasion.
Mo Farah
Incidentally, and as I suggested yesterday in response to commentators on the blog, it occurs to me that the “Mo Farah was a trafficked illegal immigrant” story may be just another way of promoting the idea that illegal immigration is not really a problem for the UK (or Europe generally).
You can just hear the idiots saying “well, after all, Mo Farah was an illegal immigrant and look what he has done“. Actually, what has he done? Made a lot of money out of his success in athletics, married an Englishwoman, had several children with her etc: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo_Farah
…and two of the others are a Jew (Shapps) and a part-Jew (Tugendhat). It seems that only 3 out of the 10 so far declared are actually white, actually English/real British: Penny Mordaunt, Jeremy Hunt, Liz Truss. If Priti Patel also declares, that will be 3 out of 11 candidates.
The Israeli agent (at least agent of influence), Priti Patel, who (incredibly) made it to the rank of Cabinet Minister despite being Indian (via East Africa), thick as two short planks, and thoroughly dishonest (as well as no good at her job), has pulled out of the Conservative Party leadership contest. Good riddance.
Same goes for Jew-Zionist business trickster Grant Shapps, who has also given up his doomed bid to head the “Con” Party.
What huge lack of confidence British people now have as a people. Oh, no, we could never have a health service without immigrants, never have a police service, never have a…pizza delivery service…
“Wait a moment!” We (Brits) did manage to invent or discover about 80% of everything, though (and if you include Germany and France, almost 100%); oh, and we did create the largest empire ever known (at peak, between 1918 and 1939, nearly a third of the Earth).
Why did this happen to Western European countries in particular, rather than basically any other major country in the world?
How could you have looked at the world in, say, 1700 and predicted this in advance?
This also came with Christian values which are a memetic layer to make people more cooperative (go look at the bible, it's all about cooperation and selflessness maximization plus some time-tested rules on sexual morality) pic.twitter.com/jBB8Jx0UWB
So what happens when you have a society where people are sort of selected or taught to be maximally cooperative and you take away the membrane around it that excludes outsiders?
Is this a problem though? Does it matter if (Hajnal) Europeans essentially end up extinct? Maybe the world would be a better place because there would be "more diversity"?
I once, aged about 12, had a copy of the Agatha Christie book with its original title, Ten Little Niggers. That “had to be” changed, some years later, I think in the 1980s, to Ten Little Indians, until even that became contentious; it is now republished as And Then There Were None.
I suppose that the Conservative Party equivalent will be And Then There Was One (Idiot), just as in 2019.
A shocking admission that has received zero media coverage.
Potential next Prime Minister Jeremy Hunt wanted the government to kidnap COVID-positive children from private homes and separate them from their parents in quarantine isolation facilities.https://t.co/by3Z1fdGap
Ah. Andrew Bowie MP, a Conservative Party cretin so far never seen nor heard of by me. His educational background [see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Bowie_(politician)] obviously flatters him. Ex-Royal Navy. Strange views. He even thinks that having Jamie Wallis on board the good ship Con-Party is a positive factor.
— Russian Embassy, UK (@RussianEmbassy) July 12, 2022
#Ukraine's Armed Forces shelled #NovayaKakhovka in #Kherson region with #HIMARS missiles: hundreds of apartments destroyed, dozens civilians wounded, at least seven killed, many remain under rubble, warehouses with saltpetre exploded, hospital damaged. pic.twitter.com/1OJmlwZJfV
— Russian Embassy, UK (@RussianEmbassy) July 12, 2022
Free speech and general freedom of expression under attack again. The n** in question carries the unmerited status of “associate professor” at Oxford University, no less, but look who stands behind it— a Jew, one David Isaac; a lawyer and “activist”, in fact [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Isaac].
Every. Single. Time.
The focus should be on the organ-grinders, not the monkeys.
In Ukraine's second largest city, Kharkiv, Russian forces continue to pound neighborhoods in the north and east. But city garbage collectors are still picking up the trash. https://t.co/BwDKqqscGb
Leaving aside the rights and wrongs of the instant conflict, that report shows a very hopeful aspect of human nature, particularly European human nature, namely the desire for civilized order. When the Soviet Union collapsed, and tens of millions of people were left either without pay, or on totally inadequate pay, huge numbers of people, such as postal employees, railway station staff, Army officers etc, kept working for little or no pay for months, even years, somehow surviving, and keeping the fabric of society together.
Shelling of #Donbass by 🇺🇦forces continues. Over 240 shells fired across the territory of #DPR. 7 civilians (3 kids) killed, 30 (8 kids) wounded. Zelensky’s reaction? – “Finally Western artillery is working very powerfully. Its accuracy is as it should be”. Shameful and pathetic! pic.twitter.com/S4fTafTPwg
— Russian Embassy, UK (@RussianEmbassy) July 9, 2022
It has been a long time since the British people displayed such national enthusiasm. Look at the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony in London: myopic propaganda for mass immigration and the NHS.
Late tweets
"If true, that 16.5 million net outflow from Pakistan over the last dozen years is a huge number. (But the Wikipedia article on Overseas Pakistanis claims there are only 8.8 million in total abroad.)" @Steve_Sailerhttps://t.co/SdSLHLuDzI
…instead of chucking the bastards into the sea and using the monies wasted on invading parasites more usefully, on projects for the benefit of the British people.
Late thought
Seems that David Davis has ruled himself out of the Conservative Party leadership contest. Pity. He was the only likely candidate for whom I would have had any time at all. He was obviously not hungry enough.
Ian Robert Millard 