Moscow is currently considering whether it should proactively stop supplying energy resources to the European market, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said:https://t.co/ddVxGhULFfpic.twitter.com/xdIAuXemMA
If that were to happen, at the same time as oil and gas shipment via the Strait of Hormuz is interrupted, the EU economies would suffer a massive hit, potentially.
Most of those other countries rely on hydrocarbon exports, so will recover once the war is over. Dubai’s economy is only about 1% or 2% oil and gas, and it relies on tourism, general business etc, so a prolonged shutdown will cripple it, or even kill it off.
The IRGC announced the launch of massive strikes on Israeli territory in response to the death of former Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani.
The operation, dubbed "True Promise 4", was the 61st wave of retaliatory actions since the beginning of… pic.twitter.com/SujbiGvAeU
Russia categorically condemns the strike on the territory of the Iranian Bushehr nuclear power plant, said Alexey Likhachov, General Director of Rosatom.
He explained that about 480 Russian employees remain at the nuclear power plant. pic.twitter.com/MOJzKSJuHU
Of course, in the very unlikely event that Russia were to target Israel, even with non-nuclear missiles, that would reduce Israel to rubble, and (if a nuclear attack) possibly kill all of its inhabitants i.e. about half of the Jews in the world.
At present, however, the situation suits Putin quite well, as I blogged some time ago. The price of oil and gas is higher each day; Russia is a major producer, and is receiving, daily, tens of billions of dollars (equivalent) more than it was a month ago.
Also, the diplomatic and image stock of the USA is falling proportionately. The Americans and Israelis are killing off the present top leadership in Iran, but it remains to be seen whether that alone can determine the outcome of the war. Maybe not.
As the American leadership flounders, Putin and the Russian government look steady, and focussed, by comparison.
There is also the point that the Kiev regime is in peril of seeming an irrelevant sideline, not really at the centre of events. Putin must be pleased at that.
Politically, in the EU, economic downturn must play well for Putin, as the System parties in many countries face populist and other upsurge.
Putin can sit back, not get involved, and watch as Trump’s crazy war, and his fealty to the Jews and Israel, trashes the European economies, the Kiev regime’s prospects, and the NATO alliance.
[the cat in the Kremlin]
Iran posed no threat': US top intel official resigns over war pushed by Israel lobby
Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis highlights the resignation letter of the National Counterterrorism Center director, who stated he could no longer support the war in Iran in good conscience.
[“Iran posed no threat’: US top intel official resigns over war pushed by Israel lobby
Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis highlights the resignation letter of the National Counterterrorism Center director, who stated he could no longer support the war in Iran in good conscience.
The official said Iran posed no imminent threat and that the US entered the conflict due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.“]
What a kick in the teeth for the victims – and our judicial system as a whole.
This man should have been sentenced to death. No place for this scum in our society. https://t.co/crAkanwmDm
This is, by some distance, the most contemptible performance I’ve seen from a sitting Prime Minister at PMQs. Quite staggering to think Starmer once posed as the man who would restore faith in the conduct of our elected officials. https://t.co/WawoN0T23U
As blogged previously, Starmer-stein is being pulled in opposite directions: Israel and the Jewish lobby, which put Starmer where he is today, want him to get Britain (more directly) involved on the Israeli side of the war; many of Starmer’s and Labour’s present or former voters, though, now are non-white, often Muslim, and Labour’s recent by-election failures point out the electoral dangers of further alienating the anti-Israel voters (including many white English/British former Labour voters).
Agree with this. I'm wondering if he will continue in this way up until May? The front and back benches look like they're in despair. The public detest a PM unwilling to answer Qs.
…and that is without even considering the delayed “Ukrainian rent boys” trial…
I’ve seen Prime Minsters dodge questions before. But I’ve never seen one literally and repeatedly just ignore what they’ve been asked. If this is what Starmer’s going to do, what’s the point.
Much as in other recent polls: Reform clearly ahead but underwhelming. One new thing is the Con Party as second in terms of MPs, though only just. Would translate to a Commons with about 324 Reform UK MPs (2 short of an overall majority), Cons 85 (weak official Opposition), LibDems 61, Lab 58, Greens 50, SNP 43.
As in most other recent opinion polls, on those figures Starmer would lose his own seat.
Reports circulating on social media claim that an Iranian ballistic missile reportedly struck Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, causing severe damage and major disruption, according to circulating posts. pic.twitter.com/0GgU2ePZQD
I think you have to ask the question: if a people is expelled, repeatedly, and over many centuries, indeed over 2 millennia, and from well over 100 countries or territories, are they simply unfortunate victims of continued racial and/or religious “prejudice”, or is there something about their patterns of behaviour that causes others to rise up against them?
Quite…
Imagine the evil cynicism of the Israeli leadership and its puppets, meaning Trump and his entourage of idiots. They were engaged, superficially, in peace talks with Iran when they attacked Iran’s cities and other places.
Well, now it looks as if the Israelis are determined to raze much of Iran to the ground, as they have done in Lebanon, Gaza and (using the USA as their battering- ram) Iraq etc.
However, this may not be a one-sided war, even so. Naturally, I have no idea how many or what kind of missiles Iran may still be able to deploy, but they may still be legion, and may be underneath deserts or within mountains, and well-protected. Tel Aviv may yet be reduced to a level similar to that of Gaza. We shall see. I should imagine that (as seems to belatedly be the case) ben-Gurion Airport is a priority target, as surely must be the Dimona nuclear facility.
I do not understand why the Iranian side is wasting (as it seems) so many missiles on extraneous targets, though Dubai was a masterstroke of oblique strategic warfare. A small number of hits from missiles and drones, and the vulgar glitzy nothingness of Dubai has been abandoned by many of its fair-weather “friends” from Europe and elsewhere. They flock to leave, if and when they can.
In these matters, though, one must always return to Clausewitz and “the concentration of forces“. Schwerpunkt.
I cannot see ramshackle Cuba putting up much of a fight, not for more than a few days, against the awesome military might of the USA, but Trump should reflect on the consequences of hubris. It invites nemesis.
At present, it looks as if the USA is staking a claim to Iran, Venezuela, Greenland, Canada, and Cuba (among others).
🚀🇮🇷🇱🇧 NOW: MULTIPLE STRIKES LAUNCHED
🇮🇱 Joint Iranian-Hezbollah attack on Israel 🇧🇭 Iranian strike on Bahrain, warning sirens sounding 🇸🇦 Strikes on U.S. interests in Saudi Arabia
🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸🇶🇦 BREAKING: Iran previously warned that if their energy infrastructure was targeted, they would flatten the WORLD’s LARGEST LNG production complex in Qatar into a parking lot.
Russian troops liberated the community of Aleksandrovka in the Donetsk region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Wednesday:https://t.co/saX9evEguOpic.twitter.com/rvOoSCd0hg
The reasons put forward for getting rid of most jury trials are just camouflage. The real reason is that it would be a step further on the road to “communitarian” tyranny (as seen during the “Covid” panicdemic/scamdemic).
Starmer-stein is the puppet of NWO/ZOG. Join the dots.
🇮🇷 Video shows the launch of a Sejil ballistic missile during Wave 54 of Operation True Promise 4 — the first use of this missile since the Ramadan war began. pic.twitter.com/4TpeDkZJlS
It is reported that the largest shelter in Israel was hit by Iranian missiles. It is claimed that new-generation missiles showed almost 100% effectiveness and caused serious damage to Israel. There are also reports of a powerful explosion after an Iranian ballistic missile hit… pic.twitter.com/zo1MaVxB6d
There is no guarantee that NATO will survive Trump's presidency
Former NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg admitted the possibility of the collapse of the North Atlantic Alliance during Trump's current term. pic.twitter.com/bcdv8PrT6V
After Cyprus, the turn may come to Ukraine. Reports in the media have emerged that Iran has warned Ukraine: if it exceeds its capabilities and participates physically in the war against Iran, then Ukrainian buildings may "taste" Iranian missiles. pic.twitter.com/gfJxaHISuH
Yemen is close to a decision to "close" the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a strategically important shipping route connecting the Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Sea. The strait is a key link in the trade route between Europe (via the Suez Canal) and East Asia, Australia,… pic.twitter.com/PSwdxOHFCB
Israel's prime minister was notably absent from today's security briefing — a session he has always personally led. Defense Minister Katz ran it instead.
There are two possible explanations: they're either hiding from Iranian retaliation or something more… pic.twitter.com/wEQCOGGOYi
[“For the first time in the history of the Israeli regime, Netanyahu is not present at the military meeting… The Israeli government has convened an emergency meeting of senior officials.
Absent from the meeting are:
Benjamin Netanyahu.
Air Force Commander Tomer Bar.
Mossad Chief David Barnea.
Minister of National Security Ben Gvir.
Iddo Netanyahu.
Iddo Netanyahu is the brother of Prime Minister Netanyahu. Ben Gvir is the main spokesperson of Israel, effectively the voice of the government. Note: The mentioned individuals have not appeared publicly for a long time, so there is speculation about murder… Scott Ritter claimed that Ben Gvir was seriously wounded, and Iddo killed. In recent days, speeches created with the help of artificial intelligence have been released instead of Netanyahu’s…“]
Hard to know what to think. Of course, if Netanyahu has really been killed, that would be a stunning blow to the Israeli side in this war.
Some Hebrew sources said that the Israeli security cabinet and some members of Netanyahu's office have pressured him to speak live today (Sunday) at 13:00 Tel Aviv time (14:30 Tehran time) to put an end to the rumors of his death. pic.twitter.com/NXLZDynnxT
The Israelis may soon discover what life in Gaza has been like for 2+ years.
Jonathan Liew on Gails. "Its very presence 20 metres away from a small independent Palestinian cafe feels quietly symbolic, an act of heavy-handed high-street aggression". In Britain, in 2026, the simple establishment of a Jewish businesses is now seen as a hostile act.
Or, putting it another way, the LibLabCon System parties (“uniparty”) were collectively scoring 48% 6 months ago, and are now scoring…47%. Oh…
In fact, even the present polling would still translate into a Commons with about 351 Reform MPs (solid majority), 70 Greens (very weak official Opposition), 64 Lab, 53 LibDems, 44 Cons, and 43 SNP [etc].
On those figures, Starmer-stein would still lose his own seat, incidentally.
Going to say it again. The Government's position on the war is an utter shambles. You cannot continue to demand "deescalation" whilst simultaneously facilitating the most intense military build up and bombing campaign from UK soil since WWII. You have to actually make a choice.
As I have said from 3+ years ago, Starmer-stein is in the wrong job. Hopeless.
Starmer is trying to square a circle: firstly, to please his backers (the Jewish lobby and Israel, that put him in as Labour leader in the first place), while at the same time trying not to displease his Labour voters (Muslims, other non-whites, and socialist or pseudo-socialist English/British public service workers, many of which are anti-Israel).
There’s a particular X form for impersonation that takes 5 seconds. Thank you SO MUCH in advance xx
I think they are still tweeting as me to all my followers. I don’t even understand how it’s possible let alone permissible. The account’s been simultaneously hijacked AND taken down if I Google it. WTAF?! Madness! 😵💫 pic.twitter.com/BUWfUgRhDv
I do not tweet (was expelled at the instigation of a pack of Jews in 2018), so cannot assist Ms. Syms (and am not in agreement with the majority of the views she expresses anyway), but I hope that she can recover her account. #MoralHighGround.
She was probably targeted by Jews because she had previously been pro-Jew but became appalled and disgusted by what the Israeli Jews were doing to woman and children in Gaza, and how the UK Jewish lobby supported that. Her Jewish “friends” all then turned on her, as “they” tend to do.
We need to cut all foreign aid to third world countries asap. We’re literally tightening the noose around our own necks currently allowing this to still happen. https://t.co/hh5ruI5rNi
“Legal” or permitted, meaning those who arrive having been granted visas or permissions on the basis of work, tourism, study, as dependants, or already-granted asylum etc;
“Illegal”, meaning overstayers of student/work/tourism visas, and those who simply invade on small boats, backs of trucks etc;
By birth, meaning born in the UK either to non-white women, or born to white women in the UK, the women having been impregnated by non-whites.
Any and all are invaders, and the categories of invader are of secondary importance, if that.
Starmer-stein— an Israel puppet trying to “gaslight” his Muslim voters (who are now the biggest Labour-voting bloc; without them, Labour would be only around 10% in the opinion polls).
It's worth repeating, because this is often overlooked. Labour is now the party of the rich. No analysis of the party's strategic implosion should ignore that. https://t.co/cw57wMbcd3
I was having a rough day until I saw this tiny face peeking out. I just had to share the joy. Pass it on if it made you smile! pic.twitter.com/tVUWYlHf8c
Chinese satellite images show that the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has moved away from the coast of Iran and is now located near Salalah, Oman, beyond the coastal ridge, more than 1,100 km from Iran, after it was previously observed approximately 350 km from the Iranian… pic.twitter.com/F09iRNvaee
An app for detecting artificial intelligence showed that the video of Benjamin Netanyahu was 96.9% created with AI and is not real. So the question arises: where exactly did Netanyahu drink this coffee in Tel Aviv? pic.twitter.com/uc2f8tTTiH
Can he have been successfully targeted? I should have thought that he spends most of his time in a bunker below ground.
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that the voices of the refugees she once allowed into Germany will help defeat the "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) party in future elections
Merkel proposed to "join forces with these migrants and together stand up against the AfD". pic.twitter.com/SM3lNdYaux
Merkel wants the non-white, non-European invaders she let into Germany to defeat the German people. She is an utter traitress (Verraterin).
A video of the Israeli Defense Army using white phosphorus in the city of Khiam in southern Lebanon is actively spreading across global social media platforms… pic.twitter.com/GW9MACFZNB
Mark Lewis lied to try to win my litigation. He also tried to ruin my life. Unnecessary litigation was catastrophic for his clients Dr Newbon, Mr Mendelsohn and Mr Cantor.
[“Mark Lewis lied to try to win my litigation. He also tried to ruin my life. Unnecessary litigation was catastrophic for his clients Dr Newbon, Mr Mendelsohn and Mr Cantor. Lewis is a danger to clients and the proper administration of justice, but the SRA and Patron Law allow him to litigate, including in Raffi Berg v Owen Jones. @sra_solicitors#PatronLaw“].
🇺🇸 Confirmed: The American nuclear aircraft carrier "Abraham Lincoln" is leaving the Middle East and heading to the USA for repairs due to the damage it sustained. According to preliminary information, it was attacked by Iranian surface drones. pic.twitter.com/kX0HCp39lm
Ten medical workers were killed in an attack by the Ukrainian armed forces on a medical facility in the Donetsk People’s Republic on March 10, and another ten people were injured, the press service of the Russian Investigative Committee told TASS:https://t.co/HbrRJ4jCV5pic.twitter.com/x7bI2YdpxX
Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman, emeritus Professor of War Studies at King's College London, joins this week's @BFBSSitrep to talk about US strategy or lack of it pic.twitter.com/qWoQkMWFY2
There's no doubt now that Reform's vote share is declining. For a period last year they were flatlining. But now they are definitely slumping. Farage's mistakes are having a tangible impact. https://t.co/pINjTkWD83
Reform’s flaw is really that it is not social-national and (therefore) is in the pocket of the Jewish/Israeli lobby. Part of that is the Farage/Tice belief in money and “markets” etc, i.e. finance-capitalism. Public services are not really very interesting to them.
That being so, Reform will not get beyond 40% in the opinion polls or the real polls, and may struggle to get over 30% at the next GE.
Having said that, the opinion poll cited there by Hodges would still translate to a Commons with about 345 Reform MPs (good majority), 77 Greens (weak official Opposition), 71 LibDems, 59 Cons, 45 SNP, 27 Lab [etc]…
Chancellor Merz's refugee intake risks repeating 2015. True support means helping Palestinians thrive in Palestine, with aid for homes and stability there, not flights to Germany.https://t.co/8EFgDOb9iopic.twitter.com/2dGPx8RdV1
Merz is of course an NWO/ZOG traitor (Verrater), who is implementing the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan, that of flooding Europe with non-Europeans.
I notice that the “new” plan is to settle the 400,000 Arabs in the very German states, in the East, where the AfD, Dritte Weg etc are most powerful, such as Saxony and Brandenburg. The idea? To dilute the voting and influence of real Germans.
Tehran launched a massive ballistic missile salvo toward Tel Aviv, including heavy Khorramshahr-4 “Khaibar” missiles built to carry huge warheads and blow past air defenses with pure speed.
Tehran launched a massive ballistic missile salvo toward Tel Aviv, including heavy Khorramshahr-4 “Khaibar” missiles built to carry huge warheads and blow past air defenses with pure speed.
Israel’s Iron Dome and Arrow interceptors were going hard, but some missiles still got through.
Impacts hit near Ben Gurion Airport and the 27th Air Force Base, forcing a full shutdown of Israel’s main international airport and leaving at least 2 people dead.
And that is kind of the whole point. Ben Gurion is Israel’s main gateway to the world.
Hitting it does not just look dramatic. It messes with travel, logistics, and military movement all at once.
When airports and strategic hubs start taking hits, it usually means the war is moving into a much more serious phase.
Source: Global Military Forum YT“]
Israeli morale in this war is showing a significant amount of strain. Far more than in previous rounds. This is why:
1) About 30% of the population lacks adequate shelter/protected spaces 2) Northern reconstruction is moving slowly while coalition funds go toward draft…
[“Israeli morale in this war is showing a significant amount of strain. Far more than in previous rounds. This is why:
1) About 30% of the population lacks adequate shelter/protected spaces 2) Northern reconstruction is moving slowly while coalition funds go toward draft exemptions 3) Politicians feed the public empty slogans (“total victory,” “generational deterrence”) that create unrealistic expectations and when unmet, they breed cynicism and despair 4) The IDF keeps claiming it destroyed the ability of Hezbollah and Iran to shoot missiles at Israel and yet the attacks continue unabated 5) After more than two years of continuous or repeated deployment, reservists are facing “unprecedented burnout”. In 2024, combat reservists served an average of 136 days, with some exceeding 300 days. This has caused significant strain on marriages, careers, and small businesses. 6) Public frustration has peaked over the government’s continued focus on Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) draft exemptions. This sense of “inequality of burden” deeply embitters the secular and national-religious sectors, who feel they are paying the price in blood and economic stability while others are legally excused 7) Experts describe the current situation as the country’s biggest-ever mental health crisis. PTSD diagnoses among troops rose by 70% monthly throughout 2024, and one in five people in the general population now suffers from severe functional impairment due to mental health issues 8) The cost of the endless wars is estimated to reach 500 billion shekels ($160 billion) over five years. This leads to budget cuts in education, welfare, and infrastructure to fund the defense deficit, directly impacting the daily quality of life for the average citizen 9) The feeling of becoming a “pariah state” weighs on morale. Polls show that 58% of Israelis believe their country is not respected internationally, contributing to a sense of “us against the world” that, while unifying for some, creates a sense of dread about the country’s long-term future.
All of this is leading to more weakness and bitterness in Israeli society than ever before. It is unclear how much more of this endless war it can take before things start to unravel.”]
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Iran has conducted its most extensive missile assault on Israeli territory since the onset of the conflict, according to General Majid Mousavi, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force:https://t.co/zvKoA39kb2pic.twitter.com/Xj6dohrSpm
The current European energy crisis will not end without Russia’s help, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said, adding that the EU strategy aimed at isolating Russia has failed:https://t.co/EDvsSOsw5apic.twitter.com/QAgC7BeVCv
Wall Street Journal: Dubai built a dynamic economy by selling the belief that "you're not in the Middle East". It was a utopian illusion. pic.twitter.com/TugOsLcfMp
The police decided it was obvious that I wanted Patron Law to contribute to settling the claim to prevent another client coming to harm at his own hands.
Patron Law refused to contribute and Mark Lewis secretly carried on encouraging the defendants to trial and disaster.…
Mark Lewis, solicitor, is thoroughly dishonest, quite incompetent, and should have been struck off the solicitors’ roll years ago.
Welcome to the UK. Where 5 years after a schoolteacher was chased out of town by “offended” Muslims local councils in the very same area are now warning that children’s drawings of religious figures could be considered blasphemous.
I agree, but which lobby started that, and has been trying to intensify its efforts? The Jewish/Zionist/Israel lobby (the one that Goodwin seems to be afraid to mention)…
The Ukrainian Air Force has lost 85 Su-27 fighters since the beginning of the special military operation, according to the TASS calculations based on information from the Russian Defense Ministry:https://t.co/ORyg8rI9U3pic.twitter.com/6nqoyFBWWP
BREAKING: Spain has removed its ambassador to Israel and its embassy in Tel Aviv will now be led by a chargé d’affaires, according to the official state gazette and a Foreign Ministry source. pic.twitter.com/2RMWnchFhQ
A 250-kg unexploded World War II bomb was found near Dresden’s former Carola Bridge in eastern Germany, prompting the evacuation of around 18,000 residents, tourists and commuters.https://t.co/OWFcx6Z646
[Dresden as it was in 1945, after British bombing and later American aerial attack, the latter also involving German mothers and children shot down in the streets by American fighter aircraft]
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🇮🇷 Iran’s IRGC: American aggressors and their partners do not have the right to pass through the Strait of Hormuz
– The ship Expres Room, owned by the Zionist regime and flying the Liberian flag, was hit by Iranian projectiles this morning after ignoring warnings from the IRGC… pic.twitter.com/kolbsJ84c6
Trump says that the American taxpayers will cover the bill for all such damage. Another “own goal”, thanks to Israel and the American Jewish lobby. Well done, idiot.
The Iranian Armed Forces have stopped launching purely retaliatory strikes, now strikes will be carried out in response to each attack, the command reports. pic.twitter.com/eP4Rxk3Zh1
Schwerpunkt: Central Israel, especially Tel Aviv and ben-Gurion Airport. Also, in the Negev Desert in the south, the Dimona nuclear plant.
The Persian Gulf countries have warned Washington that they are running low on interceptor missiles, forcing them to choose which targets to defend, CBS News reports, citing sources.
According to the report, the Gulf countries requested the US to speed up the delivery of new… pic.twitter.com/oVbNtH7ouA
Record 52 Israelis on Forbes’ global billionaires list 2026.
“Despite the war, the total net worth of Israeli billionaires surged 50% over the past two years, reaching over $300 billion this year” — says Forbes pic.twitter.com/dG9sTxjxH4
Hold them upside down until all the gold falls from their pockets.
Iran has more missiles than anyone thinks
Iran's missile and launcher capabilities are vastly underestimated by the West (IDF, CENTCOM, media).
Iran has been building, stockpiling and mass-producing missiles and launchers for 35+ years through a huge ecosystem of state, private… pic.twitter.com/yp23Y8mRS4
[“Iran has more missiles than anyone thinks Iran’s missile and launcher capabilities are vastly underestimated by the West (IDF, CENTCOM, media). Iran has been building, stockpiling and mass-producing missiles and launchers for 35+ years through a huge ecosystem of state, private companies, startups, universities and research centers — far more advanced and resilient than North Korea’s smaller, fully state-owned program, says analyst Patricia Marins.
Key points:
Claims that Iran is “running out” of missiles or launchers are nonsense — they manufacture 10–12 different models capable of reaching Israel, with some in production for nearly 30 years
Only ~30 launchers have been visually confirmed destroyed so far
Iran has hundreds of hidden underground silos (mapped: ~25 bases with 4–6 silos each; real number likely 50–100 → 200–600 silos total). Many use revolver systems (rotate and reload automatically, ~8 missiles per drum)
Iran hasn’t even started massively using silos yet — deliberately avoiding exposing them to satellites. They still prefer mobile launchers while working to suppress Israeli/US drone/surveillance dominance first
The West keeps repeating the same mistake (like with Russian missiles in Ukraine) — underestimating long-term production capacity and strategic depth.”]
I think it far more likely that the Solicitors Regulation Authority has (not for the first time) caught up with Lewis and so he has locked his now-quite-inactive Twitter/X account to avoid the embarrassment of random questions about that from people.
The UK Jew/Israel lobby almost succeeded, at first, in protecting Lewis from publicity (online, and in the Press etc) in 2018, when he was being prosecuted by the SRA for abusing people online. It may be that we shall discover that Lewis is again being put before another disciplinary tribunal, this time on more serious charges.
Incidentally, while Lewis had at one time a flat in Eilat, Israel, more recent information (unverified) seems to suggest that he is based, when not in the UK, in Netanya, near Tel Aviv.
This is so strange. Could someone please tell me why my account of 13 years suddenly disappeared and this “woman” appears as me on all my tweets. What on earth is going on?! Not happy to have lost nearly 7,000 followers I liked very much (mostly). pic.twitter.com/0ZX6CHOPo3
That woman, Fiona-Natasha Syms, is the ex-wife of the former (until 2024) Conservative MP for Poole. Despite, in the past, having been generally pro-Israel, pro-Jew etc, she found that, when she expressed her horror at the mass slaughter of tens of thousands of Palestinian Arab civilians, the majority women and children, in Gaza, and the injury and mutilation of hundreds of thousands of others, her UK-resident Jewish “friends” all turned against her.
While it cannot be said for certain, it seems likely that either Israeli online hackers or other fanatically-Zionist Jews have targeted her. She, as someone who could not be, plausibly, labelled “antisemitic” (let alone “Nazi”, “neo-Nazi” etc), and as someone once well-connected in the Conservative Party, was a dangerous voice of truth and conscience about Gaza, Palestine, Israel etc on Twitter/X, and has probably been targeted by Jewish and/or Israeli elements for that reason.
I have talked to some Israeli officials and read a good deal of Israeli media. Here is how the war in Iran is perceived there so far:
1) On a tactical level, they believe it has gone very well and Israel has destroyed more of the Iranian military capability than expected. 2)…
[“I have talked to some Israeli officials and read a good deal of Israeli media. Here is how the war in Iran is perceived there so far:
1) On a tactical level, they believe it has gone very well and Israel has destroyed more of the Iranian military capability than expected.
2) They are disappointed that the regime has not been weakened as much as expected and that they remain in firm control. In particular the lack of a “rise up” among the population is a cause of concern.
3) They are finding Trump to be unreliable. While Israel favors a prolonged campaign to ensure total dismantlement of threats, Trump has signaled a desire to end the war “soon,” creating a potential rift in war aims.
4) Hezbollah is stronger than expected. It has hit Israel with drones and missiles and killed soldiers. They have recovered better than expected.
5) The inability of Ben-Gurion airport to withstand closing and chaos has shown fragility in Israeli social cohesion.
6) They are disappointed in the lack of support from Gulf States who want an end to the war rather than the escalation Israel wants.
7) Israel accepts that the regime in Tehran will survive and just hopes that this weakens them in preparation for the next round.
8) There is a growing fear among Israeli strategists that they are winning the war but losing the region. While military targets are being obliterated, the civilian infrastructure damage is causing a backlash.
9) The war is proving very expensive. The need to divert NIS 28 billion ($9 billion) to the military has forced the government to freeze social projects, leading to the first significant anti-government protests since the war began, specifically from the middle class bearing the tax burden.
10) They are aware that the war is very unpopular in the US and that Israel is being blamed. They are concerned about the ramifications for the alliance.
While Netanyahu is painting this as a huge success, it really doesn’t look like one to Israeli strategic planners. The public knows it as well.“]
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The removal of historical figures such as Winston Churchill from English banknotes may appear trivial to some.
But it isn’t.
It matters far more than many people realise.
Because what we are witnessing is not an isolated decision about banknote design.
[“The removal of historical figures such as Winston Churchill from English banknotes may appear trivial to some.
But it isn’t.
It matters far more than many people realise.
Because what we are witnessing is not an isolated decision about banknote design.
It is part of something much larger: a slow but relentless erosion of our national culture, identity, and collective memory.
As Professor Frank Furedi has observed, we are living through what he calls “the War Against the Past.”
Across the Western world, an assortment of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion bureaucrats, radical activists, and increasingly compliant public institutions are engaged in a cultural project that seeks to delegitimise our national histories and strip away the symbols that once anchored our collective identity and memory.
The pattern is now familiar.
Statues are toppled.
Historical figures are reframed as morally suspect or “divisive”.
Public institutions rename buildings, spaces, Tube lines.
School and university reading lists are “decolonised”.
The past itself is rewritten to emphasise only its sins while ignoring its achievements.
Even the quiet symbolism of everyday life — the images on our currency, the names of our streets, the monuments in our squares — is steadily edited and sanitised.
What replaces these symbols is rarely anything meaningful.
Instead of historically significant figures who helped shape the nation, we are offered neutral, universal imagery that stands for almost nothing at all — landscapes, wildlife, abstractions.
On the surface this seems harmless.
But symbolism matters.
For centuries, historical figures served as cultural signposts, reminders of the history, struggles and achievements that shaped the nation and its people.
Remove those signposts, and something subtle but important begins to change.
The past becomes distant. Then contested. And then disposable.
Gradually, the story of a nation — its triumphs, failures, and defining moments — is hollowed out.
In its place emerges a new idea of national identity that is deliberately thin: one that defines Britain not through its history or traditions but through the abstract celebration of diversity itself.
In other words, the only thing that is meant to define us is that we have no defining identity at all.
The endpoint of this cultural project is not inclusion but historical amnesia, or cultural erasure.
A society that is detached from its past, uncertain of its traditions, and unsure of what binds it together.
This is what Sir Roger Scruton meant when he wrote: “A society that loses its memory loses its identity.”
And that loss happens gradually, through thousands of seemingly small decisions — a statue removed here, a curriculum altered there, a historical figure quietly replaced on a banknote.
Each individual change may appear insignificant.
But taken together they represent something far more profound: the slow disconnection of a people from their own history and collective memory.
A people who no longer really know who “we” are.
I doubt the bureaucrats who made this decision at the Bank of England fully grasp the cultural significance of what they are doing.
But intention is not the point. The effect is what matters.
When we remove the symbols of our past, we further weaken the very foundations of our identity.
Or Orwell warned: “The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.”
This is what is happening and accelerating around us.
This is what Furedi meant by the “War Against Our Past”.
And this is why it really matters.
Not because of one banknote.
But because of the much larger cultural story it represents.“]
[Matt Goodwin]
While I have great hostility to what Churchill did (especially the globally-disastrous war against the German Reich), he was and is still a towering modern historical figure (though arguably not quite as “towering” as his present admirers think).
I certainly not only agree with what Goodwin and others said there but have myself blogged about all of that previously, in some cases years ago. “Mental landscape“, “societal landscape” etc.
To adapt one of Marx’s best-known aphorisms, though, the point is not only to understand what is happening, but to change the direction of travel, and that will almost certainly not be a “peaceful” process.
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Currently away, and just catching up on the Mandelson docs. The key issue for me is this. On 10 September, 2025 Starmer told the House “full due process was followed during this appointment, as it is with all ambassadors”. The Powell note shows beyond doubt that was a lie.
As a matter of fact, that Jew political scribbler, Bernstein [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Bernstein], I seem to recall reading somewhere, was also, at one time, I think 1980s, involved with a Czech couple involved with SovBloc espionage, and who also ran some kind of informal group-sex club in the Washington D.C. and nearby Maryland/Virginia areas.
I never met any of the above-named people, I am glad to say, but I recall that someone I knew met, separately and in the course of business, both Margaret Jay and Peter Jay in the 1980s. Margaret Jay was described to me as “a horrid media person“, while Peter Jay (described to me as “a peculiar, excited, rubber-lipped person“) was a kind of glorified receptionist and greeter (sub nom “Chief of Staff”) to the Jewish criminal, speculator, and major MOSSAD asset, Robert “Maxwell”.
Translates to a Commons with about 330 Reform UK MPs (small overall majority), 72 LibDems (weak official Opposition), 66 Lab, 56 Cons, 53 Greens, 44 SNP [etc].
Same story as in most recent polling: Reform in government, the rest straggling more or less together in its wake.
Perhaps so, but when oh when will Goodwin and all the other politicos, talking heads, and “mainstream” scribblers stand up for free speech on the subject of Judaism, Zionism and, in a word, Jews?
The Jewish/Israel lobby is the main one trying to close down free speech in this country,.
Russia and China, not the United States, appear to be the main beneficiaries of the current US-Israeli military operation against Iran, The Washinghton Post said:https://t.co/blTVPGGIhUpic.twitter.com/NqO4LFhkqA
Fragments from the missile that, according to the Iranian side, struck a girls’ school in the southern Iranian city of Minab bear markings typical of US munitions, The New York Times reported on Monday:https://t.co/Om8uzEXlkcpic.twitter.com/KaBuesODfi
The Americans are, once again, doing the [Israeli] Jews’ work.
New rule for the X community: if you call me antisemitic, you’re now getting blocked. Instantly, permanently, and with no appeals process. I’m having a clear-out of malicious morons who disingenuously weaponise that word to silence legitimate scrutiny/criticism of Israel’s govt.
Fact is, there is a fifth column in the UK, USA etc, and it is a pro-Israel Jewish lobby fifth column. Not all Jews support it, or are part of it, but a great many, probably the majority of them, do support it and Israel. There are also non-Jews who (bribed, intimidated, or just stupid) who are part of it, or controlled, in effect, by it.
Beach goers in Tel Aviv, Israel were seen running towards a bomb shelter with the sound of air raid sirens.
While Israel’s advanced missile defense system intercepts many of the incoming threats, some missiles are still getting through — including one that carved out a massive… pic.twitter.com/LfGwOf9kz7
[“A Spanish journalist based in the Israel: We can show where the missile hit, but only on the condition that we show civilian buildings.
If, for example, there is a “Mossad” headquarters or a government building behind a destroyed building, the “Israeli” military censorship department does not allow us to show these shots or make reports on them, so that Iran does not understand that an important target was hit or does not reveal their vulnerability.
The censorship department requires that all videos be sent to them for verification before publication, and if we do not comply with the rules, our operating license will be revoked.“]
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Even Google/AI and the Holocaust Memorial Museum confirm these are authentic photos, and the 3,000 Jewish births in Auschwitz are well-documented.
Do these new mothers look scared that a Nazi is going to barge in and murder them all at any moment, like in Schindler's List? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/aMGaETE7b7
An interesting historical conundrum. Many many people are, at long last, waking up to the fact that they have been sold an ahistorical package that simply does not add up in a number of ways (including literally).
As for Schindler’s List, that was a film based on the book Schindler’s Ark by one Thomas Keneally, an Australian born in 1935, who never even left Australia until the late 1960s, and never visited Poland until 1980 or 1981. Even Wikipedia (heavily “edited”, i.e. vandalized, by Jewish individuals and organizations on a number of topics) calls Schindler’s Ark “historical fiction“. It is no more a work of “history”, as such, than books such as Day of the Jackal.
The film, Schindler’s List, is even less accurate historically.
Incidentally, I myself knew a German lady, now-deceased, and from an aristocratic East Prussian and Austrian background (on the paternal and maternal sides respectively) who, aged only 13, was kept in the Soviet Union as a kind of hostage from 1939 to 1942 (her father was shot), and who managed to escape in the end, arriving in Iran with the (Polish) Anders Army and its dependants, and in time travelling on to British East Africa.
That lady, much later (1950s), lived in London with her British husband (whom she had married in the 1940s in East Africa); her story, in outline, was presented to the once-famous American Jew film director Otto Preminger [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Preminger] by a third party, a writer.
Preminger met that lady, and her far older husband (who had served as a British officer in the First World War) at an expensive hotel in London in, I believe, 1960.
Preminger told the couple that he was seriously interested in making a film about the events described, but that there would have to be one significant change: instead of just escaping from the Soviet Union, she would also have to have been, prior to that, also escaping from German forces…
Needless to add, the couple refused to agree on that basis; the film was therefore never made.
That sort of experience has happened to several people with not-dissimilar stories, though most had not that lady’s extra “glamour” details such as her having met, as a child, luminaries such as Yusupov (who killed Rasputin), and Marshal Mannerheim of Finland (to whom she was in fact distantly related); in fact her family history on the paternal side could be traced back to a Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights and, on the maternal side, to Metternich.
People talk about “historical revision” and “revisionism”, but the real or first “revision” was done from the 1940s onwards by (mostly Jewish) film directors and writers. People are only now finding out that further historical revision is necessary in order to regain historical truth.
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This completely undermines our democratic system. We founded common law and it became a basis across the Western world and an African has destroyed it.
💐“I just came out of a two-hour closed-door meeting about the war. This meeting only confirmed that this war is completely chaotic and lacks coordination.
“I just came out of a two-hour closed-door meeting about the war. This meeting only confirmed that this war is completely chaotic and lacks coordination.
We will not achieve any of the stated goals.
There is actually no way to destroy their nuclear program, since most of it is underground, unless we start a ground invasion – which would be even more catastrophic and unpopular.”]
Hundreds of men on an unarmed ship were killed thousands of miles from Iran.
Trump : "I said, 'Why don't we seize the ship?' He replied, 'It's more fun to let them drown.'"
The craziness of the Trump White House gets worse. Laughing about an event like that, while at the same time, or same day, holding some kind of weird “pray-in” in the Oval Office etc. Insanity Fair.
Russian troops struck energy and transport infrastructure sites used to support the Ukrainian army’s operations and enemy deployment areas over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/DuupmqXXALpic.twitter.com/nNHp8jMUJA
Nigerian woman, puppet of the Jewish lobby and Israel, member of Conservative Friends of Israel, wants the UK to interfere in a fight that has absolutely nothing to do with us, all because Israel and the UK Jewish lobby “fifth column” want it to happen.
*I’ll knock the Greens 95% of the time but I don’t disagree that America & Israel have gone rogue and that’s polite.
Hodges is blatantly pro-Jew, pro-Israel. I do not know whether he has some Jewish background (not via his mother, the English actress Glenda Jackson), or what. Maybe just for reasons of careerism (“they” are vindictive to those who do not kow-tow to them).
Still, it is clear that Starmer-stein is in a bind. He is usually a complete puppet of the Jewish/Israel lobby, but the Gorton and Denton by-election showed that many, perhaps most, of the Muslim voters in the UK are ditching Labour in favour of the Greens, George Galloway’s “Workers’ Party” or Islamist independent candidates.
That factor, together with the defection of huge numbers of English/British voters to Reform UK, means that Starmer must tread carefully with the Muslim voting bloc (at present about 7% of all voters, but maybe 10% by 2029, and an already critical-mass in quite a number of presently-Labour constituencies).
Why the fuck are we responsible for defending the arsonist from the fire they started?
Fuck 'em, the US and Israel started this shit, they can sort themselves out.
The American and Israeli govts are responsible for protecting their citizens, not the British govt. You can tell this by the names of the respective govts. Also, you might want to look at a map where you will see that the UK's territory doesn't overlap that of Israel or the US
Better yet – why don’t we fix our borders, process claims offshore & stop them coming in the first place
The British people, grappling with the worst cost-of-living crisis since the Second World War, deserve so much better than this … pic.twitter.com/INdB4dOoRF
I have a better idea. Give them £1,000 a head (if you feel the need to be generous); if they refuse, parachute them somewhere/anywhere with a loaf of bread each and a canteen of water.
Labour is gaslighting voters. Britain's borders are wide open. Close to 200,000 have arrived & another 200,000 are forecast to arrive over the next few years – all of whom will get phones, cash, & accommodation
The “Campaign Against Antisemitism” is effectively a volunteer arm of the Israeli Embassy in London, run by a tiny group of malicious Jews, which politically-motivated cabal are all liars and/or perjurers.
This isn’t left vs right anymore, it’s life vs death of the White race.
Iran's use of inexpensive drones puts the US and its allies at an economic disadvantage by depleting their stockpiles of expensive missiles, The New York Times reported:https://t.co/X0sXZH7Ajhpic.twitter.com/FoCpk9hl1g
Easily shot down, of course, but only so long as the defending army or airforce has defensive missiles (etc).
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suspects the White House of conducting behind-the-scenes negotiations with Tehran, Israel's Channel 12 reported:https://t.co/HjmGZj3aWapic.twitter.com/PHdNvvyJxb
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed responsibility for the missile attack on Ben Gurion International Airport in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, the press release said:https://t.co/NrCKPzwPEJpic.twitter.com/MEGSPnLeue
The “Campaign Against Antisemitism” and “UK Lawyers for Israel” (the memberships or support-cadres of which overlap) are both alien, pretending to be English/British when it suits them, but both consisting of aliens with (many of them) both British and Israeli passports.
Russian troops liberated the community of Yarovaya in the Donetsk region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Thursday:https://t.co/SfGffOY5DBpic.twitter.com/eRV8Bc6UJI
Six Arab countries from the Persian Gulf on the brink of food shortage?
CNN reported:
🔹Six Arab countries of the Persian Gulf – Oman, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait – import about 85% of their food, while dependence on grain imports rises to… pic.twitter.com/yOVMeujYDP
[“Six Arab countries from the Persian Gulf on the brink of food shortage? CNN reported:
Six Arab countries of the Persian Gulf – Oman, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait – import about 85% of their food, while dependence on grain imports rises to over 90%.
Even Oman, which has the highest degree of self-sufficiency among these countries, still obtains most of its needed food from abroad.
The Strait of Hormuz is best known as the world’s most important oil choke point, but it is also one of the vital arteries for food imports into the Persian Gulf countries.
According to data from the Joint Maritime Information Center, under normal circumstances about 138 ships pass through this strait daily, carrying not only oil and gas but also a significant portion of imported food to the region.“]
Looks as though Isabel Oakeshott and all those tattooed and nose/ear-pierced, Botox-lipped “influencer” cretins in Dubai are going to be on an enforced diet.
[“Iran carried out attacks on Ben Gurion Airport and a large American data center in Bahrain belonging to Amazon.
Iranian authorities have begun implementing a plan to govern the country “under conditions of prolonged conflict”
According to Israeli estimates, Iran still has an arsenal of 2,500 ballistic missiles of various ranges and continues their production.”]
The war against Iran is costing the US a billion dollars a day, – says journalist from The Atlantic, Nancy Youssef, citing a representative of the US Congress.
Cargo ship linked to China left the Strait of Hormuz without incident
Maritime traffic tracking data shows that a cargo ship linked to China left the Strait of Hormuz without incidents. This represents a significant development that comes just a few hours after reports that… pic.twitter.com/ORcy6RHU0M
ABD Senatosu'nda ABD'nin İran'a saldırısını protesto eden eski Piyade aktivisti zorla çıkarıp kolunu kırmışlar.
Herkes her şeyin farkında 💯#füze İspanya Azerbaycan'ın Nahçıvan Motorine 12.45 #NATO Kuzey Kore #TelAviv Suriye'de Made in EU Azerbaycan'ın Nahçıvan Motorine 12.45 pic.twitter.com/lQ3m4HNHtn
America, “land of freedom” and free speech (supposedly).
As for American “democracy”, well…
This shield he's talking about. The Iranians – or their proxies – did actually hit Akrotiri, right? That photo of a big hole in the side of a hanger. We didn't all imagine it? https://t.co/YtBH7Wu6Xy
So what if the Iranians, or Hezbollah, or an Israeli false flag attack, made a hole in the side of a shed or hangar at Akrotiri? Is this actually meant to be an important issue?
I have always been as proud to be British as I am to be Jewish. But as I write in the @Daily_Express, faced with a Prime Minister who, in these dangerous times , prioritises personal political survival and appeasement, I know where I’d rather be
Or is she doing a “Maureen Lipman”? (constantly promising threatening to emigrate from the UK to Israel but never actually going). I expect so…
Human misery all over again just like Gaza. The usual patter about never targeting civilians and hospitals and yet the WHO has already identified 13 attacks on healthcare and we’ve seen the graves dug for the schoolkids. pic.twitter.com/aPdRULSC7D
I often poke fun at that lady tweeter and her political organization, “the Moderates” (which I fancy exists only in her own head), but I think that, usually, her heart is in the right place (n.b. heart, not head).
Iran's Sejjil missile, which is currently the biggest problem for the US and Israel, has a range of about 2,000 kilometers, which allows it to reach targets in Israel and Southeast Europa. It can be launched very quickly, and reaches Tel Aviv in just seven minutes.#IranWarpic.twitter.com/aTiL5pFWiG
— Jedan od vas🎭Один из вас (@Borcanet) March 5, 2026
It may be that the Iranians are “keeping the best ’til last“, that their best weapons are in hardened protective areas buried in mountains etc, and that those missiles will be deployed once the Israelis have used up most of their defensive missiles. We shall see.
🇮🇱⚔️🇱🇧 Mass evacuation from the southern suburbs of Beirut after Israeli authorities issued an evacuation order affecting nearly half a million residents.
The fanatics in Tel Aviv appear to be preparing to level Al-Dahiye the same way Gaza was devastated. pic.twitter.com/n6TFdjkixw
An 'israeli' jewish settler. Dual French citizenship. Taken as an IOF prisoner of war by Al-Qassam Brigades in 2006 through tunnels between occupied Palestine '48 ('israel') and Gaza.
An ‘israeli’ jewish settler. Dual French citizenship. Taken as an IOF prisoner of war by Al-Qassam Brigades in 2006 through tunnels between occupied Palestine ’48 (‘israel’) and Gaza.
The ‘jewish state’ turned the world upside down looking for him.
Meanwhile, he was grilling chicken on the beach with the lads from the Al-Qassam Shadow Unit.
He spent 5 years in captivity.
In 2011, he was exchanged for 1027 Palestinian hostages from the jewish occupation’s death and rape dungeons.
One of the Palestinian hostages was Yahya Sinwar.
A story that will haunt the ‘jewish state’ long after it is relegated to the dustbins of history“]
Lewis Hamilton calls for 'the people of Africa to take their countries back from the British' and other former colonial powers in extraordinary speech talking up his own heritage in Benin, Senegal and Nigeria https://t.co/hTFzpFF5RH
Just a hugely wealthy half-caste who knows nothing much (though, in fairness, he does support animal welfare, and has supported some worthwhile charities).
Absolutely disgusting. That woman and her children have been betrayed, particularly by all the System political parties and their MPs.
The UK is rapidly becoming a police state, so there are limitations on what we are “allowed” to say, or publish, but the fact is that 90%+ of the MPs in Parliament, and newspaper scribblers, and TV/radio talking heads, deserve to be…[COMMENT REDACTED, because this is a police state now].
I contacted my MP last year about this. His response? “Everyone is struggling”.
Dan Hodges is more like one of those “Israel First” American talking heads than a British “journalist”. If he is not at least “part-“, I cannot understand his attitude. Surely careerism and money cannot explain it…
Israel is a poison in the world, has committed genocide, and all sorts of sadistic acts, and deserves what is coming to it. To adopt the famous WW2 (ex-Biblical) phrase, those who sow the wind will reap the whirlwind.
If you ever wanted a policy to encourage even more illegal migration then I’m pretty sure “try and get into our country and if your claim for asylum is denied we will give you £40,000 to leave” would be it.
A simple, obviously correct statement. “Come to the UK on a rubber boat, illegally (or come as a student or tourist, then overstay, and then make a bogus claim for asylum; and then, when rejected, get up to £40,000 in cash, and a free air ticket home“, yet the present government (including failed rock-bottom one-time lawyer-for-five-minutes, Shabana Mahmood, herself a Pakistani) cannot, apparently, see the nonsense for what it is. Or prefer not to see.
A plain invitation to come to the UK as a migrant-invader, and fleece the British people out of up to £40,000 (and, incidentally, while your bogus asylum claim is being “investigated”, you will get free accommodation, a government debit card with money put on it every week, free food, and any necessary medical and dental care etc).
Labour will try anything, any scam, not to be utterly trashed in the May 2026 local elections, and then at all by-elections until the next GE in 2029 or 2029. Make their day (and that of the “Conservative” Party). Vote anywhere but Lab and Con.
Get rid of the System parties and those behind them. Just get rid.
£40k ≈ 14.9 million PKR (at ~373 PKR/GBP today).
Numbeo (Mar 2026): family of 4 monthly costs ~332k PKR excl rent for comfortable living, or ~380-450k PKR total with 3-bed rent.
That funds 3-4 years without working.
Or buy/build a modest 3-bed home (costs often 3-15M PKR…
Il-76MD planes carrying Russian soldiers who returned home as part of a prisoner of war exchange have landed in the Moscow Region, a TASS correspondent reports:https://t.co/0HOrBKuMIGpic.twitter.com/L8MIaPACH7
Hebrew writing on the entrance door of the site hit by the Iranian missile, burning in fire, indicates that the mentioned place belongs to the warehouse of a security service center in the Barkat settlement in the center of the Israel pic.twitter.com/iqQrbHUQOJ
IRGC General: within a few days, all American bases in the region will not have the ability to defend against Iranian missiles and drones. pic.twitter.com/gNAoqaNoB3
CNN: Iran destroyed an advanced US radar in Jordan
A new CNN investigation shows that Iran managed to completely destroy an advanced US radar in Jordan.
CNN's analysis of satellite images also indicates that buildings with similar radar systems in two other locations in the UAE… pic.twitter.com/mt2LWs0qRK
🚫 American intelligence has not detected any signs of rebellion or internal dissatisfaction in Iran. The government's control over the country remains complete.
In Tel Aviv and its surroundings, fires after a combined attack by Iran
Due to the imposed censorship in the country, it is difficult to assess the extent of the damage. Official figures on the victims will be published soon. pic.twitter.com/aUrzqYeNdj
A criminal and terroristic tribe has taken over, or very strongly influences (via mass media, political funding, finance, banking, infiltration into legal systems, pressure groups etc), most Western governments.
I’m old enough to remember when the CIA didn’t announce stuff like this. https://t.co/DQxlhPU8dZ
Lebanon, Iraq, Libya, Syria…when will they learn? Turning it around, though, maybe the ultimate strategy is precisely to create chaos, civil war, banditry, the collapse of state institutions etc in the Middle East. That way, Israel (which of course is in the driving seat, manipulating Trump, the USA, European powers etc either directly or via the global Jewish lobby), does not have to face any organized state on its borders or in the wider region.
MTG: I know Trump very well. He repeatedly says that he's going to run for president again. I don't think he's joking. pic.twitter.com/YfRhGK0SQ8
— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) March 3, 2026
Constitutionally unlikely but not completely impossible, given suitable amendments to the U.S. Constitution etc.
“American Caesar”?
Historical film
When I myself first went to Moscow, in May or June of 1993, the city shown in that 4-minute film had already passed into history, the Soviet Union having been officially dissolved in December 1991.
I just left a classified briefing with the Trump Administration about the war in Iran.
Oil price skyrocketing (Russia of course being a major producer), and Putin able to sit back and play the “wise international statesman” role as the USA flounders and is seen as under the control of Israel and its many well-embedded agents and agents of influence in the USA; also, American money and weapons being utilized in the Iran operation, rather than on propping up the Zelensky dictatorship in Ukraine, where the Kiev-regime’s front lines are crumbling.
[the cat in the Kremlin]
All the Russians have to do is watch and wait.
The US has struck around 2,000 targets since the start of its military operation against Iran, Admiral Brad Cooper, head of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), has reported:https://t.co/nprDBpfmtNpic.twitter.com/Ow7pxSJazX
The USA has enormous military-destructive power but —unlike a true empire— seems incapable of creating a new and stable geopolitical order (cf. Alexander the Great and later extra-Greece Hellenism, Rome and the Roman Empire, Byzantium, the Ottomans, the Mughals, the British Empire, Napoleon and —had he lived longer and triumphed in the 1940s— Hitler).
Trump remains how I described him in 2016 (when I still had a Twitter account), “a noisily squawking parrot in a gilded cage, surrounded by a phalanx of Jews“.
🚨 #Breaking: Reports and footage circulating online claim an Iranian Shahed-type drone struck the Tel Aviv area during the latest wave of attacks. Israeli authorities have not yet confirmed full details on damage or casualties. Situation developing. 🇮🇷🇮🇱 https://t.co/eImn2Bm0UNpic.twitter.com/BxD2lcZ1BO
🚨 #Breaking: Footage circulating online allegedly shows an Iranian missile striking a location in Tel Aviv during the latest exchange of attacks. Authorities have not yet confirmed the exact impact site or damage. Situation developing. 🇮🇷🇮🇱 https://t.co/W02yKeOY8Kpic.twitter.com/reFNET2UqY
Translates into a Commons with about 374 Reform UK MPs (strong majority), 65 LibDems (very weak official Opposition), 57 Greens, 55 Cons, 45 SNP, 28 Lab [etc].
Labour’s problem is that it is (correctly) seen by the Muslims especially as a Labour Friends of Israel government, and by most of the white English/British voters as (also) being a party for the “blacks and browns”, and some of the public service workers. The days when Labour was (as the guitarist Brian May commented on TV about 10-15 years ago) “the party of the working man” disappeared (as May also noted) about 25, if not 30 years ago.
Who is qualifying these ‘doctors’ to work in our NHS/GP surgeries? Who is assessing them? We don’t need juju doctors shaking bones and chanting at people.
Hyperbole from the second tweeter, but many foreign doctors are not much good; that much is true.
Naturally, the UK should be recruiting, training, and employing BRITISH doctors and nurses.
There is the other point, that the foreign NHS imports often bring up to a dozen dependants with them, most of which will be a massive drain on the resources of the state, one way or another.
Heating oil prices are up around £1.42p a litre today (this graph updates daily at noon) Five days ago it was under 60p 🤯. pic.twitter.com/v9DWfBeemv
Good grief. If the UK were to leave NATO, stop being America’s poodle, and became more friendly to Russia, the Russians would sell us whatever we need at cost price.
“…never seen a war launched without clear a political objective… or exit strategy...” Really? Where was that person when the USA and UK attacked Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya?
Moscow rejects the attempts by London and Paris to dispute the data provided by Russia’s SVR revealing their plans to transfer nuclear weapons to Ukraine, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said at a news briefing:https://t.co/nY05y60n9Vpic.twitter.com/DVLNhWI6jR
If that were to happen, “Goodnight Vienna Kiev“, and if any such weapons were to be actually used, goodnight London and Paris too, very likely.
A Russian gas carrier was attacked in the Mediterranean Sea by Ukrainian unmanned boats, and all 30 Russian crew members have been rescued, the Russian Transport Ministry reported:https://t.co/3pN1rji3S3pic.twitter.com/hgHjQI8LLb
Soldiers of the Ukrainian armed forces are concerned about ammunition shortages and reduced funding due to arms supplies for the US-Israeli operation in Iran, military expert Andrey Marochko told TASS:https://t.co/u4UYS3kdcXpic.twitter.com/kQoTQYO0TR
Joani Reid MP. Obscure; I do not think I had heard of her before today. According to Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joani_Reid], grand-daughter of the Jimmy Reid who was the leader of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders “work-in” in the early 1970s. I remember him from the TV news reports at the time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Reid.
As I have been predicting on the blog for a couple of years: the Starmer-stein government pretending to “stop the boats” while, in reality, allowing vast numbers of unwanted blacks and browns to flood into the UK “legally”.
Again. US pilots are being allowed to take off from British bases and risk their lives to defend us by striking targets within Iran. But British pilots are not. https://t.co/cQhbbQEojl
Interesting that Restore Britain, something only just established, is already on 7%. To my mind, that indicates a definite shifting of the “Overton Window” to a more radical position than that taken by Reform UK.
According to Electoral Calculus, that poll would mean a Commons with about 299 Reform MPs (27 short of an overall majority), 110 Greens (official Opposition), 77 Cons, 62 LibDems, 45 SNP, and 30 Lab [etc].
On those figures (once again), Starmer would lose his seat.
Oswald Mosley in 1963.
I think a lot more people are ready to hear him speak now and realise that he wasn’t actually a monster like he was painted out to be. pic.twitter.com/Odhq2hQOh2
The Israeli 12th Channel reports that the Israeli Cabinet has been informed that Iran is preparing to significantly increase the frequency of missile launches. pic.twitter.com/AvbZRE7mtr
🟥 URGENTE | MISILES IRANÍES IMPACTAN TEL AVIV 🇮🇷🇮🇱
Varios misiles lanzados por Irán han alcanzado Tel Aviv, causando daños en edificios y dejando al menos una persona fallecida y decenas de heridos, mientras los sistemas de defensa israelíes intentan interceptar los ataques.… pic.twitter.com/aiM3ZiMFa2
Misil Hipersonicos de Irán impacta una reunión del gabinete de seguridad israelí en Tel Aviv. Hasta el momento, se han recuperado los cadáveres de siete generales del ejército israelí. Se esperan más muertos, ya que el edificio quedó totalmente destruido. pic.twitter.com/YdYjKeyrP1
The video is real footage of damage from an Iranian ballistic missile strike on a Tel Aviv residential area early March 1, 2026—wrecked cars, rubble, collapsed sections of buildings, and emergency crews responding. Multiple outlets (Times of Israel, Haaretz, Al Jazeera) confirm…
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) March 1, 2026
Wilfully deluded. Self-deluded. That mirrors my own experience of “them”. Always the “victims”, even when they are the ones conspiring, attacking, behaving as criminals and terrorists, and drawing first blood.
Wow…
English journalist and @Channel4News correspondent Secunder Kermani to an Israeli spokesman at scene of a deadly Iranian missile strike in Tel Aviv:
“Your prime minister is a wanted war criminal. You don't have the moral high ground here, at all” pic.twitter.com/rMu6QxYJ8l
Not enough people are talking about the fact that Israel likely tested a nuclear weapon last month in Dimona and that most of humanity is within range of its Jericho III nuclear missiles pic.twitter.com/uMaYluhkm8
They are a danger to the entire civilized world, in more ways than one.
Dubai Airport is closed. Abu Dhabi Airport is closed. Doha Airport is closed. Kuwait Airport is closed. Bahrain Airport is closed. Ben Gurion is closed.
All her money, and she chooses to live there. Hard to believe. Ghastly unaesthetic architecture, few trees beyond the palm trees lining some of the main roads, a mediaeval legal and political system, Dark Ages religious and cultural basis, few civil or legal rights for European residents, arrogant and culturally-backward locals, and a climate unbearable for a good part of the year.
I have been to the region a few times (though I admit that my experience of Dubai itself does not extend beyond having been to the airport —in transit— several times). Nein danke, anyway.
Also, in reality Dubai is a backwater, for all of its —until last week— frenetic business and tourist activity. If I wanted to live in a non-European backwater, and could choose, it would be somewhere like Rio, or the Caribbean, not the Middle East, certainly not the Arabian/Persian Gulf, and certainly not Dubai.
I suppose that Dubai, if it had Jews, and Jewish money as well as Arab, would be some kind of globalized template for UK society in the eyes of the likes of Richard Tice (Isabel Oakeshott’s personal partner), maybe Farage, and others in the leadership of Reform UK.
That is why Reform UK can only be a means to an end (destruction of the Labour and Conservative parties); in any other way, Reform is a dead end, a fact which will only become obvious to the British people after it forms a government (assuming, as I do, that that will happen in 2-3 years).
Incidentally, I now see that Isabel Oakeshott is International Editor at the online-only “Talk TV” platform, where (according to Wikipedia) her salary is £250,000 per year (there is no personal income tax in Dubai). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk_(streaming_service)#Change_to_TalkTV
Talk TV, owned by a Rupert Murdoch company, is so amateur that it reported, inaccurately (and the lie may still be up on the Internet), that I was “jailed” after the malicious Jewish-lobby “Campaign Against Antisemitism” [“CAA”] pressure group cabal (a volunteer arm of the Israeli Embassy in London) managed to procure a criminal prosecution of me a few years ago (2023; sentencing was in 2024).
In fact, I did not even get a suspended sentence, just a brief “community order” (basically, a few hours of discussions with a probation lady, about 5 hours altogether) and a fine (some internet sites “reported” that I had been sentenced also to do “community service”, i.e. slave labour. No, I was not).
For the truth about my trial and its aftermath, a rather more accurate account than you will see on rubbish platforms such as Talk TV, see:
Talk TV also hosts, occasionally, the one-time notorious Internet troll Stephen Silverman from the “CAA” (he grandly terms himself “Head of Investigations and Enforcement”), who is always whining about “antisemitism”. He used pseudonyms to target anti-Israel tweeters (almost all women). A very nasty individual.
I call it the “does anyone actually watch?” Talk TV.
UPDATE from Dubai as the sun goes down. Busy! Iftar soon! Gorgeous evening. For now, all strangely normal. Who knows what tonight will bring? Thank you @modgovae pic.twitter.com/6U0p8zh4z6
She seems to think that wonderful: a fairly underwhelming promenade, evening sun, a few palm trees, a few cafes, tall buildings and a marina nearby. There are worse places in this world, yes, but frankly I cannot see anything so great there.
I see you've realised you've got to stick to the government narrative or you can end up in trouble.
Israel's Iron Beam laser air defense system was developed by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems (primary contractor), in partnership with Elbit Systems (laser source) and funded by the Israeli Ministry of Defense.
Rafael has led the project for over a decade, with recent…
There's no template for how markets respond to the Iran crisis, writes @johnauthers. But the longer a shooting war goes on, the greater the risk of a major shock https://t.co/PPtJxUMqkq
NEW: The combined US-Israeli force has struck over 2,000 targets in Iran and achieved air superiority over Tehran. The combined force has continued to target Iranian internal security institutions responsible for maintaining stability and suppressing protests, including security… pic.twitter.com/mpCgt7UkEx
Why have the Iranians spent years not building up an air defensive capability? They know what the Israelis are like, and what their capabilities are. This is criminally negligent, as is the failure to provide the urban populations with hardened shelters.
Not Tehran 🇮🇷
This is Beirut 🇱🇧 last night, bombed by Israeli 🇮🇱 airstrikes
Trump 🇺🇸 has given Netanyahu 🇮🇱 the regional war he always wanted
Reuters ·Follow 16h · Tanker owners, oil majors and trading houses suspended oil, fuel and LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz after Tehran said it had closed navigation, raising fears of a major supply shock https://t.co/gylptEgbOE
Not if you have no investments. I have none, and if the UK financial outlook becomes gloomy, all the better for social national revolution somewhere down the line.
We’re at the occupation stage of *immigrants claiming to be a “darn sight more English & British” than English & British people* pic.twitter.com/FzU1D33enp
Here is @ShabanaMahmood being interviewed advising she would be okay living with her family, next to a barracks filled with illegal migrants.
It's much easier to say when you are on the other side protected, women are frightened to go out in Braintree and we have a migrant… pic.twitter.com/awPRqZPmJO
— Free Speech Shell (@FreespeechShell) March 2, 2026
Not English, not really British. Not a legitimate MP or minister…and not right.
My favourite go to when they say that we’re “one race, the human race” is stating “if that’s the case, why are “racially aggravated” offences a thing?”
— Anglo Restoration 🏴 (@AngloRestore) March 2, 2026
European civilization has more than one enemy.
The US and Israel have launched new strikes on eastern, western, and southern areas of Tehran, the ISNA news agency reported. TASS has compiled the key developments in the Middle East conflict:https://t.co/P9acoDMO6epic.twitter.com/KrbSxsWXOC
A Russian Emergencies Ministry aircraft has arrived from Egypt to Moscow with over 80 Russians, who left Israel via the land border, on board, a TASS correspondent reported:https://t.co/6umKrsjgBO
One good thing may come out of the Zionist-instigated American attack on Iran: the USA and others will not be sending so many missiles etc to “Ukraine” (the Kiev regime).
The condition of the Gandhi Hospital in Tehran after the night attacks by Israel and the USA. pic.twitter.com/SgkzyhZiE2
The Israeli Jews up to their usual tricks— bombing schools and hospitals.
According to a report from Hebrew 12, the Israeli military cabinet has informed the army that Iran is just warming up and escalating the war. The missile strikes will intensify, and there's no end in sight yet.
The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters announced that three American warplanes were downed by Iranian air defense systems. pic.twitter.com/iuP4uJsHeo
I wonder whether the Iranians have saboteurs embedded. The Iranians are of course Shia, Kuwaits Sunni, but it might not be ideological; could be mercenary, if it was sabotage at all.
One troubling thing starting to emerge is that the Iranian drone strikes are proving more effective than military planners expected at the start of this conflict. They are much harder to detect and neutralise than Iran's ballistic missile capability. And much easier to produce.
One other thing about Keir Starmer's increasingly hopeless vacillation over the Iranian attacks on UK targets. It's obviously bad enough in its own right. But Vladimir Putin is sitting and watching this. What signal are we currently sending to him.
For once, I have a word of faint praise for Starmer-stein. After all, why should the UK join in (yet again) on the Jewish/Israeli side. As for “British base was attacked“, those bases now serve NWO/ZOG “American” interests, not those of the British people.
👀Looks like Iran has hit the oil facilities at Ras Tanura. Very big deal. Ras Tanura is not just the world's biggest oil export terminal. It's an iconic site that goes back to the very birth of Saudi as a petrostate. Here's something I wrote about it in Material World👇 https://t.co/aAuHc4xjP2pic.twitter.com/qw6MrhWmzL
Ah. “Saudi Arabian” oil (and gas). Discovered by Europeans and European-descended Americans. Extracted by Europeans and Americans. For a long time, refined by Europeans and Americans. Transported across the oceans by Europeans and Americans. Consumed mainly by Europeans and Americans. In another century, the Saudis will not be arrogantly visiting the cities of Europe and the USA, ostentatiously flaunting their unearned wealth. They will be back on their camels, and probably living in tents again. The same goes for the Gulf Arabs in general.
The thing about RAF Akrotiri is that it's not just another base, it's technically a British Overseas Territory like Gibraltar or the Falklands. Iran is attacking British sovereign territory. https://t.co/Q6xB6IxLBw
No. Reform UK could have won at Gorton and Denton if it were social-national, rather than a farrago of pseudo-“libertarian” finance-capitalist nonsense and worship of money, and also worship of Israel and the UK Jewish lobby. Also, it could have won if more English voters in that constituency had actually bothered to turn off the TV, and had got off their rear ends, and had voted. Also, had Farage put in more walkabout time there.
That said, the by-election result is most significant for the fact that Labour was trashed and trodden down. The fact is that Reform UK, despite its flaws, is still riding high, up to 30% in opinion polling, with both Con and Lab as low as 15%. Gorton and Denton may have rejected Reform UK, but Reform is still on track to gain hundreds of MPs in other areas at the next general election.
Stray thought
I was just reminded that the distance from Tel Aviv to the border of Gaza is a mere 47 miles, almost exactly the distance from my one-time (2002-2008) barristers’ chambers in Exeter to my (leased only, sadly) country house on the Cornish side of the Tamar. Once or twice, in emergencies, I managed to go door to door in only 30 minutes (on the dual-carriageway of the A30 for most of the journey but including single-track lanes and, in Exeter, traffic and traffic-lights).
It's crystal clear from the Hegseth press conference the United States has no coherent mission objectives or strategy. It's essentially bomb, see what happens, hope the Iranians rise up in some undefined way.
More than 100 children were killed as a result of a strike of the United States and Israel against a school in Iran, Permanent Representative of Iran to the UN Amir-Saeid Iravani said:https://t.co/ZyTLyXiIKjpic.twitter.com/I56whbGjXH
Little girls at a school bombed by Israel. Another Israeli and American war crime.
At least the Israelis will not be able to harvest their organs this time.
The entire tenor of the US administration rn is so shocking. They insult and goad their allies in public, they are roundly self-congratulatory (having bombed children) rude bullies. Given they said we didn’t help them in other mad Middle East forays why on earth are we even…
[“The entire tenor of the US administration rn is so shocking. They insult and goad their allies in public, they are roundly self-congratulatory (having bombed children) rude bullies. Given they said we didn’t help them in other mad Middle East forays why on earth are we even speaking to them. Indescribably ghastly. Get off our bases frankly.“]
Something very bizzare seeing regular British holiday makers witness missiles being intercepted above their beach clubs in Dubai pic.twitter.com/JPVOhhBTB4
NEW: Iran reportedly intends to repeatedly strike Dubai and other cities in the Gulf with the belief that their populations are not as prepared or willing to engage in prolonged military conflict as Israel and will ask US to halt attacks under pressure.
— Dominic Michael Tripi (@DMichaelTripi) March 1, 2026
What was it that I was constantly hearing on British TV until about a day or two ago, about how safe and nice Dubai is to live in?
🚨 WATCH: Footage shows an Iranian drone being intercepted right near the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
In a century’s time, places like Dubai will be ruined and abandoned hulks sticking up out of the desert sands, the only visitors a few camel-borne Arabs.
Quite possibly, Tel Aviv will be similar.
Pig ignorant as usual – you might want to make the case for sending a ship to repatriate Brits but the UAE has one of the best equipped and trained militaries in the world and leads the Gulf. They don’t need our help, we might need theirs! https://t.co/L792WjpmD7
Reform has called to ban wholesale postal voting and ensure that only British citizens can vote in British elections. A direct policy response to the problems we witnessed in Gorton & Denton.
On those figures, Starmer himself would lose his seat in Parliament.
That poll translates to a Commons with about 394 Reform MPs (very large majority), 60 LibDems (official, very weak, Opposition), 52 Greens, 45 SNP, 44 Cons, 29 Labour [etc].
I look forward to something like that happening in a couple of years, or 2029, then to a pseudo-national Reform UK government which (in the pocket of the Jew-Zionist/Israel lobby, and unwilling to really tackle the “blacking and browning” of Britain, as well as being pseudo-“libertarian” and finance-capitalist) will be unable to “do de business“, and so will have to give way to real social nationalism.
Dan Hodges and other commentators keep saying that (at 35%, 30%, even 28%), Reform has reached its national electoral ceiling. Maybe so. At 35%, I would probably agree, but that is irrelevant as long as the Labour and Conservative parties are on 16%, 18%, even if they go up to 22% or more.
As for the Greens, so long as they remain below 25% (and at present they cannot even make it to 20 %; at present they are between 12% and 18%), there is no chance of their being able to form a government; they will, however, ensure that Labour cannot form one either.
Just on the Andy Burnham PR story. His plan isn’t to force through PR in advance of the next election. It’s to make it a Labour manifesto commitment, and secure a mandate for it under the current system.
— Martin in Monmouthshire (@MartinMonmouth) March 1, 2026
That one would translate to Reform UK having about 336 MPs (small majority), Greens 88 (official Opposition but weak), Cons 74, LibDems 65, SNP 45, and Lab— 15! [etc].
The opinion polls differ slightly, but all have put Reform at the top, and usually well clear of the pack, for about 18 months now.
English political prisoner Sam Melia @RealSamMelia says he is more committed to his activism than ever after completing a two-year jail sentence for sharing stickers with slogans including "it's okay to be White".
I had no idea that Sam Melia had completed the whole of his sentence actually in custody. If so, it must be because he refused to surrender his principles and refused to compromise. Well done.
I had to fight the prosecution to acknowledge that rape gangs even exist.
I've come back to Lowe's inquiry, Jewish influence being openly called out and MILLIONS MUST GO.
“Welcome back to the fight; this time I know our side will win” (to coin a phrase…).
For the first time in nearly a quarter century of polling on the issue, Americans sympathise with Palestinians more than Israelis, Gallup revealed on Friday https://t.co/7sqPqXtx9O
Newly uncovered documents dating from the 1948 Nakba that saw the creation of the state of Israel reveal the extent to which Zionist fighters were ordered to "annihilate" civilians and their villages https://t.co/pP9NKjVP7V
"Arabs in a small number are wandering about in the [captured] villages," read another Broshi order. "The area is to be cleansed of Arabs – every Arab who will be met with is to be annihilated"
A pack of extremely malicious Jews. Several of the leaders of that tiny but (of course) “well-funded” cabal have engaged in attempts to pervert the course of justice, and Falter himself has lied on oath in court more than once, in my opinion.
Trump always approaches things from a showman's perspective: bring the razzle-dazzle, wow the audience, then fold the tent – while leaving others to clean up the mess left behind.
Trump remains what he was in 2016, when I, still then having a Twitter account (a pack of Jews had me expelled in 2018) described him as “a squawking parrot in a gilded cage, and guarded by a phalanx of Jews“.
I was right. I am right.
Iran will rebuild, and I think will dig ever deeper into those mountains over there, constructing missile factories and launch bases far below ground-level. Certainly conventional, possibly nuclear, missiles. One day, tens of thousands of drones will take to the air, followed by thousands of missiles. Their destination will be Israel, which will then be obliterated.
This is pretty chilling. And a warning of the huge global implications of a protracted conflict. https://t.co/y9L60dRxIV
Regionally, the conflict has already put paid to 99% if not 100% of tourism to Dubai, for example. Who will be going there even if the airport re-opens?
As for oil and gas, it can be sourced from other parts of the world, but at a price. The “cat of the Kremlin” must be contemplating the cream…
Iran’s claim of striking the USS Abraham Lincoln with 4 ballistic missiles represents the most significant challenge to U.S. naval supremacy since 1945.
— Ubi pus, ibi evacua 🇺🇸 (@SyriaReport) March 1, 2026
Striking yet not sinking? I am not sufficiently informed to know what it takes to sink such a vessel these days.
Google AI says: “Four ballistic missiles can severely damage a large aircraft carrier, potentially disabling its flight deck and combat capabilities, but sinking a modern supercarrier likely requires more hits, according to naval experts. While a few missiles cause major damage, deep, watertight compartments and heavy armor are designed to prevent total sinking“.
So there we are.
I think he has pretty much lost the muslim block vote, and much of the far left student vote, to the Greens. While red wall traditional working class white Labour voters will probably go Reform.
He is screwed.
— Feeling Brexitty! 🇬🇧🇮🇱🇺🇦🇬🇱🇨🇦 #StarmerOut (@GrumpyOldLab) March 1, 2026
I’d rather that than listen to a hundred different curry, noodle and clicking languages that we currently have to put up with. https://t.co/IhtxNxPLcc
That Alex Armstrong character is yet another pseudo-national GB News talking head. Israel, and the JQ generally, is always the touchstone. Anyone supporting the Jewish lobby is at best useless and stupid, at worst an enemy.
If you are able to, I strongly recommend homeschooling your children. Our education systems are entrenched with Marxist ideology, and many schools aren’t safe these days.
That, and one to one learning is far more efficient/beneficial than being in a classroom with 30 other… https://t.co/gL7kRD4UEc
Can’t believe this Epstein-endorsed shill is still a thing.
The National Security Division were concerned we might become friends post-release, there’s nothing less likely to happen. Disgusting excuse for a human sent by Israel’s agents to fleece the British working class. https://t.co/7XIKEDsbRo
The Blair years (1997–2007) can be read as a “rewiring” of the British state: a huge burst of legislation that expanded state capacity, shifted key powers away from direct electoral control, and built legal frameworks that later governments found hard to unwind. The result,…
[“The Blair years (1997–2007) can be read as a “rewiring” of the British state: a huge burst of legislation that expanded state capacity, shifted key powers away from direct electoral control, and built legal frameworks that later governments found hard to unwind. The result, critics argue, is a UK that feels less governable: immigration pressures that look structurally “locked in”, an economy shaped by technocratic monetary policy rather than democratic choices, a voting system perceived as more open to abuse, and a general sense that the country is smothered in rules while basic competence and trust have declined. On immigration, the argument isn’t that Blair “caused” today’s numbers single-handedly, but that he helped build the modern machinery of mass migration management—and also raised expectations and rights around remaining in the UK. The Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 created the modern asylum support framework, including Section 95 support and the dispersal system (moving asylum seekers around the country rather than concentrating in London). In practice, dispersal entrenched a long-running national system of accommodation contracts, local authority impacts, and political flashpoints—so when asylum claims rose later, the infrastructure (and the costs) scaled up rather than disappearing. Later, the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 further reshaped appeals, removals, and the legal pathways around asylum and immigration decisions. A critic’s point is that Blair-era reforms normalised a permanent “immigration management state”—and once you have a large legal-administrative apparatus for it, you rarely get smaller numbers; you get larger budgets, more contractors, more case backlogs, and more political dependency on the system. Blair’s rights framework is also central to this critique. The Human Rights Act 1998 brought the European Convention on Human Rights into domestic UK law, making rights-based challenges easier to bring in UK courts. While defenders say it prevents abuse, critics say it also made removals, detention, and deportation more legally contested and slower—especially once immigration law became heavily litigated. (That criticism is strongest when combined with later case law and later legislation, but the “plumbing” starts in 1998.) On the economy, the standout is the Bank of England Act 1998, which put interest-rate decisions in the hands of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), i.e., operational independence from ministers. The case for it was credibility and low inflation. The case against it is democratic deficit and distributional pain. When inflation spikes, the MPC tightens policy by raising rates. That hits mortgage holders, renters (via landlords’ costs), and small businesses first. In other words, a technocratic anti-inflation tool produces very real household hardship, and there’s no politician directly accountable for the vote. The government still sets the overall inflation target remit (now CPI 2% in modern practice), but the day-to-day levers are independent. Critics argue that this framework can feel like the public is being “disciplined” for inflation that may have been driven by energy shocks, supply problems, or fiscal choices—yet the blunt instrument is paid for by ordinary borrowers. On democracy and postal voting, critics point to Blair-era changes that encouraged “convenience voting” and widened the surface area for fraud or coercion. The Representation of the People Act 2000 and related reforms helped normalise postal voting expansion (later accelerated by subsequent governments and regulations), shifting voting from supervised polling stations into homes and informal settings. The critical claim isn’t that postal voting is automatically corrupt; it’s that it is easier to pressure family members, harvest ballots, or exploit weak handling practices—especially in tight local contests. The fact that the UK keeps updating postal vote rules and resilience (including recent guidance and reform pushes) is often cited by critics as evidence the system needed “hardening” after expansion. In short: Blair-era reform opened the door; later years had to retrofit controls. Finally, complaints about over-legislation is really about a governing style: Blair’s New Labour embraced “delivery” via targets, regulators, new offences, new agencies, and constant statutory change. The partial architecture to this: Terrorism Act 2000 and RIPA 2000 expanding state surveillance powers; multiple criminal justice reforms; major reorganisations in health, education, local government; and a steady stream of “fixes” that created new compliance burdens. Even when individual laws had plausible aims, critics argue the cumulative effect was a society that is more monitored, more regulated, and less locally self-directed—yet not necessarily more functional. So, the critical “how we got into today’s mess” story goes like this: Blair set up systems that persist. An immigration management and rights framework that makes rapid reduction harder; a monetary regime that can impose severe household pain without direct electoral accountability; a voting approach that prioritised convenience and then had to be patched against abuse; and a legislative habit of constant intervention that expanded the state’s footprint everywhere. Even where later governments made different choices, they mostly did so inside the institutions Blair built—meaning Britain’s problems now feel structural, not just political.“]
Late tweets seen
We need a full strategy for saving our democracy
End mass postal voting Clamp down on family voting Ban cousin marriage Only British citizens can vote End Commonwealth voting
If we do not save our democracy, we will not save our country
Goodwin left out a few other necessities, such as “Whites Only voting and/or standing for election” and “Eliminate the influence of the Jewish/Israel lobby, especially on TV, radio, and in the Press.”
This war has nothing to do with defending the peoples of the British Isles, the US or Europe for that matter and everything to do with destabilising the Middle East, Western and Central Asia to maximise Israeli power, while the Western working classes pay the price of endless…
— Outsider Insight (Neil G) (@outsider63) March 1, 2026
Tugendhat is a part-Jew pro-Israel puppet and fifth-columnist. Shut up, Tugendhat.
When other monkeys start making noise, little Punch immediately hugs his plushie for comfort..🐒🧸😊 pic.twitter.com/u6APUgjklz
Hard questions this week. I only got 4/10, same as political journalist John Rentoul, and I admit that one of those (no.6) was a shot-in-the-dark guess. Apart from no. 6, I knew the answers to questions 2, 5, and 9 (and came close to getting no. 8 as well, but missed).
Tweets seen
You’re an obese alcoholic chickenhawk warmongering lunatic.
You are single-handedly responsible for the deaths of over a million Ukrainians and Russians who would be alive today if you had just allowed peace to be embraced back in April 2022.
Not very polite, but entirely justified. That over-promoted and useless part-Jew sack of whatever has been a poison in British public life for 25 years, and now continues to inject poison via his brainless newspaper scribbling.
No, they did not. Had I been the Iranian decision-maker, I should have used every single missile and drone to attack Israel simultaneously before the Israeli Jews and their tail-wags-dog “ally”, the USA, attacked. I said that on the blog a few times recently. Get the retaliation in first, as the Israelis do. Why wait to be attacked, and have your defensive and offensive capabilities degraded?
As blogged on many previous occasions, Labour is runnning out of road because its whole (original) purpose has gone. Same is true, mutatis mutandis, of the Conservative Party.
This is not democracy.
This is coercive, sectarian politics dressed up as democracy
In fact, the “family voting” scandal (coercive control within Muslim families and clans) at Gorton and Denton was far higher than the 12% figure mentioned (which comes from the volunteer monitors allowed access to polling stations).
Add to that 12% a very considerable figure by reason of the same coercion and control affecting postal voting. I expect that about a fifth of votes, 20%, were postal votes, at least a third from Pakistani Muslim voters, so call it 6%, to err, if at all, on the cautious side.
So about 18% of all votes cast might be tainted, and most of those would have been for the Greens. Take away 18% from the 40.6% officially scored by the Greens, and you get about 23%. That would put Hannah Spencer and the Greens below both Reform and Labour, and mean that Matt Goodwin should have been elected…
Of course, non-whites should not be allowed to vote anyway (or stand for election), but we are where we are.
🚫 All American and Israeli assets and interests in the Middle East have become legitimate targets.
🚫 After this aggression, there are no red lines, and anything is possible, including scenarios that were not previously considered. pic.twitter.com/VWXaTwY1Zs
“Let Starmer be himself“? Does that involve those Ukrainian rent boys?
Again, Reform are falling into the trap of saying "Donald Trump is doing it, so it's good". I think the vast majority of the British people will oppose British troops being put in harms way in this military action. https://t.co/FsxiJAxDSD
Once again, we see Farage’s folly in allowing corrupt Middle Eastern pro-Israel puppets such as Zahawi not only to join Reform UK but also to take senior roles in it. Fatal.
That Ant Middleton person, a former soldier/Marine/SBS operative, is very typical of many: thinks that British interests align with those of the USA and even Israel. No, they do not, not our true interests.
🔴 Benjamin Netanyahu: 1995: “Iran is weeks away from a nuclear bomb” 2006: “Iran is days away from a nuclear bomb” 2012: “Iran is weeks away from a nuclear bomb” 2015: “Iran is days away from a nuclear bomb” 2108: “Iran is weeks away from a nuclear bomb” 2025: “Iran is days… pic.twitter.com/hcfKoUNwi6
The Iranians are in danger of spreading themselves too thin. There is only one worthwhile land target— Israel. Within that territory, three or four main targets— Dimona nuclear site; ben-Gurion Airport; Central Tel Aviv and nearby wealthy suburbs and towns, such as Ra’anana and Herzliya.
Concentration of force. Force focus. Schwerpunkt.
Mark Lewis told the High Court in a witness statement that Eddy Cantor’s house was transferred to him by his mother.
Mark Lewis, aka “Mark Lewis Lawyer”. Jew-Zionist fanatic, and a totally dishonest and also incompetent solicitor. He should have been struck off the solicitors’ roll years ago.
The Starmer project never understood that millions of people want an alternative to a broken economic system and a foreign policy based on mass murder.
If you believed in that, the Starmer project told you to fuck off.
Well, we have fucked off. How do you like them apples
Farage really is a useless bastard. Reform UK is doing fairly well now despite him, not because of him; because people want rid of both Lab and Con, so Reform is in the frame, at present.
Another puppet of Israel and the Jewish lobby.
One of the things we’ve again seen this morning – from both Reform and the Conservatives – is a tactical judgment that to appeal to a segment of right wing opinion, it is necessary to align themselves with Trump basically come what may. And it’s a mistake.
Quite, but then both Farage and Kemi Badenoch, among many others, are puppets of the Jew/Zionist/Israel lobby in the UK, a fifth column, and which is basically a volunteer arm of the Israeli Embassy.
Were Matt Goodwin, who has been on an ideological journey for the past decade, to come out against Israel and the UK Jewish lobby, he could depose Farage, take Reform UK in a more social-national direction, win by-elections more often, and Reform might then really start to take position as an alternative government.
Israeli media reporting Israel attempted to assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei and president Pezeshkian in the strikes. https://t.co/FbxTZykuL7
Israel is warned by the bases in the region when missiles are fired. First, iran must destroy the radars in those bases with cheap and old missiles. Second, overwhelm the israeli defense system with drones and cheap missiles. Third, attacks israel with high-end missiles.
…and don’t forget the alleged harvesting of the bodily organs and blood of dead and dying Palestinian Arabs. Corbyn was talking about that just recently, and tweeting about it all.
The behaviour of at least many of the [Israeli] Jews in Gaza (and elsewhere) has been appalling.
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he has had 18 months to show us the real who is There have been several instances where he should of already resigned for Mandelson scandal should of been automatic resignation with dignity He chose arrogance and deep contempt for British public So any empathy for him is gone
Oh, yes, because it is all about “Keir”, isn’t it? Not about the poor suffering British people, living in a country fast-sliding towards multikulti dystopia…
Starmer-stein really is becoming a parody of himself.
“Keir”, aka “Tel Aviv Keith”.
Ostalgie-Musik
[entrance to the gated and guarded suburb of Wandlitz, DDR (East Germany), near Berlin, also known as “Volvograd” and “Bonzograd”, where most of the East German leadership lived prior to German reunification in the early 1990s]
Firing one missile at Israel every 10-15 mins may not do much damage, but it's enough to keep the whole country in shelters. And when one DOES get through, those ballistic missiles can destroy a residential building and damage a whole block.
It's a big mess. Trump's laundry list of war aims (nuclear, ballistic missiles, proxies, the regime itself) create a muddled picture with conflicting aims. What does victory look like? It's not clear.
War is hell, of course, and should only be undertaken when there is no other acceptable alternative. Remember Sun-Tzu: “to win without war; this is the supreme excellence.”
A good day to bury Josh Simons. The cynicism of Starmer. “OK, the bombing’s started. People are dying. Tell Josh it’s moving time”. https://t.co/9KUmcCd4Sr
…and that graphic shows the positionas it was 5 years ago. What is the position now? What will it be in 2031? Or 2036?
This is the real census because it asked what do you self identify as English, Scottish, Welsh, northern Irish, British only and foreign pic.twitter.com/zmZkm1Rqpp
She is right. The whole thing just does not stack up. My second thought was the analogy with Pearl Harbor (my first having been astonishment that the Palestinian Arabs could have both planned such an attack and also kept the plans secret).
An astonishing statistic from Oxford’s Dr Patrick Nash:
Up to 50% of the Muslim community in Gorton & Denton practice cousin marriage, which is “a good predictor of higher rates of electoral fraud allegations”
Production-line birthing of cretins and semi-cretins. Non-European too. Just what the UK needs…oh, no, wait…
SPOTLIGHT ON GORTON AND DENTON:
On polling day, three men stood directly at the entrance to a polling station beside a car covered in Green Party insignia and fitted with loud hailers, claiming they were “going leafleting”.
[“SPOTLIGHT ON GORTON AND DENTON: On polling day, three men stood directly at the entrance to a polling station beside a car covered in Green Party insignia and fitted with loud hailers, claiming they were “going leafleting”. The @ManCityCouncil Returning Officer was informed at the time and declined to act. Polling stations must be neutral places. Voters must be able to enter and leave freely, without pressure, obstruction or intimidation.“]
God. Look at the useless creatures . Is that Britain’s future? I hope not, but it might be if we do not act.
Keir Starmer’s approval rating has tonight dropped to MINUS 49
His lowest ever
And lower than any rating for Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak
Yes, according to Opinium's latest poll released today (Feb 28, 2026) after the Gorton & Denton by-election, Keir Starmer's net approval rating is -49 (15% approve, 64% disapprove).
It's his lowest ever in their tracking.
For context, Opinium's worst for Boris Johnson was…
On Thursday Keir Starmer wasn't told to it was time to go by the "Tory press", or his political opponents. He was told by the voters. By vowing to "fight on" he is picking a fight with the British people. And it's one he cannot win > Mail on Sunday > https://t.co/Pc0uvpJCTk
Israel says it has confirmation that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed during strikes on the Islamic Republic, according to an Israeli official quoted by the Kan state broadcaster:https://t.co/AbyQjgXbZJpic.twitter.com/TCxmMBY3mw
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei said that the strike by the United States and Israel killed up to 160 schoolgirls in the southern city of Minab.
[Israeli] Jews killing little children at a school. If anyone mentions it in future, dead-eyed Jewish women sitting in North London or Brighton will start furiously tweeting about how to say so is a “blood-libel“.
At least the Israelis will be unable to harvest their organs this time…
About 200 Israeli fighter jets simultaneously took part in the attack on Iran, marking the largest combat operation in the history of the Israeli Air Force, the Israel Defense Forces press service reported:https://t.co/mcI1HH1sjbpic.twitter.com/ksXtpl9mF5
Ships are reportedly receiving messages from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps about the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reports, citing an unnamed representative of the EU’s Aspides naval mission:https://t.co/ZkSW5l9F52pic.twitter.com/Nlz6Y7gbnq
