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Saturday quiz
Only a modest 5/10 for me this week, the same as political journalist John Rentoul. I did not know the answers to questions 1, 2, 5, 6, and 10.
Death of a clown
“Boris” goes up in flames, though only in effigy.
Tweets seen
Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan. How can anyone not see it? It is no mere “conspiracy theory”; it is out there in front of our noses, in plain sight.
I suggest that readers take a look at tweeter “@cursedsalad” (see below) and copy such of his material as may be convenient to them. The Jew-Zionists are already trying to have “@cursedsalad” expelled from Twitter, just as I myself was expelled in 2018 at the instigation of a pack of Jew extremists.
Behind the “Black Lives Matter” nonsense stands —as usual with anything inimical to white Northern European race and culture (of which the majority Americans are an offshoot)— “you know who” (((you know who))). The “usual suspects”, if you like.
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Not that I oppose all colonization. It just depends on what peoples or forces are doing the colonization. For example, most colonization of Africa was, at least ultimately, a good thing, overall.
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“Bryant claimed over £92,000 in expenses over the five years leading up to the 2009 scandal over MPs’ expenses.[17] During that time he flipped his second-home expenses twice. He claimed mortgage interest expenses that started at £7,800 per year before rising (after flipping) to £12,000 per year. He also claimed £6,400 in stamp duty and other fees on his most recent purchase, and £6,000 per year in service charges.[18]” [Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Bryant].
That was just the tip of the iceberg.
Even leaving aside Bryant’s personal life, that individual is very sleazy, tied in with the Common Purpose conspiracy, and also with the Israel or Jew-Zionist lobby.
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House of Commons standards
The attack on the lady civil servant whose responsibility it is to try to uphold standard in what can only be called a corrupt swamp, is not the first time MPs tried to bully or sack the official(s) doing that job. It has happened previously, even after the notorious expenses scandal of 2005-2010.
The expenses scandal of the 2005-2010 Parliament exposed the thieving nature of many “democratically elected” parasites: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_parliamentary_expenses_scandal.
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The naive think that “Labour” and “the Conservatives” are at daggers drawn, but in reality they are, putting it at most polite, two aspects of the same object.
Personally, I would not subscribe to the “chemtrails” theory, not without more evidence, but it has occurred to me, repeatedly, how quiescent British people now are. They, most of them, have stood still and taken slap after slap over the past 30 years (a process which has been accelerating fast since about 2010: mass immigration and/or migration invasion by mostly backward peoples; the slow decline of most social services and facilities, from public libraries to Citizen’s Advice bureaux, and from the social security system to the NHS; the complete weakness of border controls; the patent unfitness of MPs, “royals” and others; the gradual decline of most aspects of living standards).
It has occurred to me, at least semi-seriously, that the System is putting something in the air or water… How else to explain the lack of real and direct opposition to what has been happening?
The quiescence is most marked in the young. The elderly are also quite compliant with System demands (eg the facemask nonsense), but in terms of demonstrations etc, one sees that the young appear to be almost absent. The ridiculous Insulate Britain protests (which I myself oppose completely) are staffed mainly —judging from Twitter and TV— by grey-haired and white-haired persons.
It might be objected “what about Greta Thunberg’s followers?”, but when you look at it, she only managed about 10,000 people (~5,000 “young”) at Glasgow (a city of nearly 700,000, in a region of Scotland that has nearly 2,000,000 inhabitants.
Again, Greta Nut’s young followers know that the msm and System support Greta Nut’s agenda, at least superficially. No-one will hate them for marching in favour of “reduced carbon emissions”, though many might pity them.
Looking again at that clip (having seen it it yesterday), one wonders what effect it has had in Moscow and Peking (yes, I do indeed use the proper customary name in English, not “Moskva” and “Beijing”).
When the rulers of the vast lands to the East see the “elected” rulers of the Western pseudo-democracies, does it give them pause? Do they feel respect for those idiots (and, via them, us)? I think not. Unless “the West” starts to revalue and regenerate, it is lost, in terms of strategic geopolitics.
Who is that? Oh…https://twitter.com/jdouglaslittle. (((?)))— I think so.
At first, I thought “that must be a parody”, but it seems not.
Labour Party
The most recent couple of opinion polls tell the same story, Labour still behind the Conservative Party. That despite the sleaze and corruption stories, despite the patent unfitness of “Boris”-idiot to fulfil the role of a prime minister, despite the shambolic present government, despite the continuing cross-Channel migration-invasion.
It has to be an open question as to whether the public will eventually detest and despise the present government enough so that Labour might be able to approach the Conservative Party in terms of Commons seats. Maybe, maybe not (and in any case, they are both System parties following, broadly, the same System agenda).
For me, the latest opinion polling speaks to Labour’s weakness.
Late tweets
The irony is almost overwhelming: one of the least useful (and least pleasant) people in the UK, indeed in the world, until his fairly recent demise, calling others “useless“…
As far as I can recall (my last visit was about 8 years ago), all that is now left is the ancient stonework at the end, or some of it; Southampton, Britain’s major port at the time, was badly bombed during WW2.
One of the very few cities which I have both never visited and also should like to see.
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Ian Robert Millard 