To my mind, two aspects stand out: firstly, the fact that Reform UK has been attracting voters from all System parties, leaving the Greens aside. Former Conservative Party voters, but also former Labour Party voters; even some former LibDem voters (presumably, people who previously voted LibDem as being “the least bad of a bad bunch”). Secondly, the fact that Reform UK seems to be able to pull out of their self-imposed (?) exile people who in recent times have preferred not to vote (presumably in disgust at the choice or, rather, lack of choice, offered.
I have said many times on this blog that, with (in 2024) just on 40% of the entire eligible electorate preferring not to vote, any party that could energize even a substantial fraction of those voters, might sweep to power. It is not clear what proportion of 2024 non-voters are now willing to vote Reform, but it seems to be a substantial proportion, anyway (and no other party is managing to do the same).
A further point of interest is how many 2024 Lab and Con voters are now intending to abstain. Quite a few, but more from the Labour camp. I am guessing that the one-time Corbyn supporters are either going Green or abstaining, while others are going LibDem or to Reform, but it may not be so clear-cut.
What the picture will be by 2029, I cannot say, but somehow I doubt that most of those dissatisfied voters will be flocking back like homing pigeons to Lab or Con. Indeed, it may well be that both main System parties will experience further drift away from their control and influence.
Gaza
'This is deliberate… this is the militarisation of starvation.'
Whoever in the UK —whether Jew or non-Jew— supports what the Israeli Government is doing in Gaza is complicit in war crimes of a deeply sadistic and brutal kind.
Jewish orgs in the UK, such as the malicious “Campaign Against Antisemitism” [“CAA”], maintain that only 6% of Jews in the UK say that they are not “Zionists”, and that the vast majority of the remaining 94% support what the Israeli Government is doing. From the horse’s mouth.
Starmer-stein has vowed to maintain arms sales to Israel. He is therefore and thereby aiding and abetting the worst kind of state terrorism, indeed terrorism bullying a civilian population (a high proportion of which consists of non-combatant women and children) which has no means at all of protecting or defending itself, let alone of fighting the Israeli Jews with their jet aircraft, missiles, tanks etc.
It becomes ever more obvious that the establishment of the State of Israel was a terrible mistake. Still, perhaps it will be possible to correct that, together with other, connected, mistakes.
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#Mudlarking a satisfyingly chunky 1806 George III penny on the river Thames.
In 1806 this could purchase crossing Thames tributary, Deptford Creek, via its newly built bridge – a short distance from where I made this find over 200 years later. #mudlark#history#archaeologypic.twitter.com/hGZdhYKZ30
— Mud Historian (Malcolm Russell) (@MudHistorian) June 4, 2025
New post. “White Britons will become a minority in the year 2063, just 38 years from now, while among the under-40s, the tipping point will come much sooner, as early as 2050”https://t.co/AjgzjjbLMy
You only have to look at the schools, particularly at primary educational level, particularly in the cities, towns, and suburbs. There are few white children (“formerly known as English or British”) at all.
Electoral Calculus translates that result to Reform 376 MPs, Lab 129, LibDem 65, SNP 39, Cons 11. Once again, if replicated at the 2029 (?) General Election, terminal for the Conservative Party.
That kind of special forces type of operation is in a grey area alongside “terrorism”. The Kiev regime is doing it not from a position of strength but from one of military weakness, weakness on the battlefield. The Kiev regime’s forces are depleted, at little more than skeleton strength now. Russian Federation forces are steadily if slowly advancing across the major sections of the front, and are not retreating on any sector of the front.
I expect a Russian move shortly that will be both payback for the recent drone attacks on airfields as far away as Western Siberia, and an escalation which may create a breakthrough for the Russian side.
Russian forces struck Ukrainian attack UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) assembly workshops, storage and launch sites over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/QBgL0UvDgPpic.twitter.com/L32aOuX8R3
The US plans to change the structure of its military deployments around the world to adapt to current tasks: protecting the southern border and increasing deterrence capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said:https://t.co/n1MGFQtPNIpic.twitter.com/QOPF6ruKpV
Wow. A GB News Freedom of Information request has found UK police are spending £10.2 million on “diversity jobs” and training. Scrap it all and use the money to hire 300 more police officers instead https://t.co/JEaGkFL1CP
The fish rots from the head. It seems to be the senior and chief police officers who are the most brainwashed, no doubt by reason of having had to jump through so many hoops to get where they are.
A Pakistani drug dealer, Muhammad Asif, who committed 21 drug offences has been allowed to STAY in the UK so he can talk to his son about Islam & Pakistani culture. He used the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
Why can’t he talk to his son about Islam while both of them are (permanently) in Pakistan? Was the mother English? If so, Rassenschande. Anyway, whatever…
Best idea for the main nuisance— wall, squad, end.
"The vast majority of people in this country, some 85%, now want to see the overall rate of net migration into Britain slashed below 100,000 a year, while almost half the country want net migration reduced to zero or less than zero."https://t.co/EBrprAQ8VJ
…and then start to carefully craft an ethnostate. In the words of The Six Million Dollar Man TV show of the 1970s, “we can do it; we have the technology.”
"Last year, 81 per cent of all immigration into Britain came from outside Europe —typically from India, Pakistan, Nigeria, and China."https://t.co/EbIco4Fyeb
Most immigrants to the UK originate in the most backward parts of the world. How can you build a more advanced state with backward people? Clue…you can’t. You cannot even maintain the level of the present society, as can be seen all around us.
While I should hate to see Germany destroyed or very badly damaged, Russia cannot and will not lose this war.
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The representatives of the Jewish state of Israel, as well as many Jew-Zionists in the UK and elsewhere, are whining that they are (once again) “victims” because the UN predicted that 48,000 Palestinian babies would die within days by reason of the Israelis cutting off food, water, medicines etc. The Israeli/Jewish plea seems to be “we are not killing 48,000 babies, but only (?) 4,800 or 480...”
Do they really think that such a plea is either credible or plausible? Even if the true figure were 1% of the original, i.e. 480 rather than 48,000, would that be acceptable to the non-Jewish world? I think not.
Even when they are destroying cities full of people, “they” are always the victims (in their own collective mind).
It is just like the Jewish/Israeli claim that what Israel has done in Gaza over the past 18 months is not “genocide”, according to various carefully-delineated intricate legalistic web-tracery, or Talmudic argument. The rest of the world just looks at the enormity of the Israeli brutality and sadism and thinks “what they have done speaks for itself, whether or not it be labelled ‘genocide’.”
Now we see that Israel is preparing concentration camps for deported Palestinian Arabs, but has labelled them “humanitarian zones“.
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) May 29, 2025
Britain officially acknowledges cyber war against Russia
Defence Secretary John Healey has announced the creation of a new cyber command that will coordinate attacks against Russia and China.
– The Times admits: during the start of the Cold War, Western intelligence services… pic.twitter.com/BAyZXcRNgR
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) May 29, 2025
The cabals presently in power in the UK are intent on conflict with the one country that can save us, the British, from steep decline in all areas— economy, energy supply, world presence, social decadence etc.
[Bishop Rock Lighthouse, Scilly Isles. I visited the Rock on a small boat once, aged 9 or maybe just 10, in September 1966. The sea-state was a dead calm that day, though. The lighthouse is now automated, like all others in the UK; in 1966, there were still three lighthouse-keepers; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bishop_Rock]
That idiot, Brian Coleman, says in another tweet (by his co-pannelist, Tessa Dunlop), that he “used to be important” and is now “a has-been“. The second point may be so, the first only if you think that having been, long ago, a councillor in the Borough of Barnet (North London) and/or a member of the London Assembly, is “important“.
Wikipedia does mention Coleman’s membership of Conservative Friends of Israel, and his numerous instances of intemperate and violent behaviour, for at least one of which he was convicted of assault (though given a remarkably lenient sentence, on the facts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Coleman#Conviction_for_assault).
Coleman was also a pretty bad expenses-blodger.
One wonders why the Jeremy Vine Show is interested in the comments of such people. His claim that Farage is and Reform UK is a “sideshow” shows Coleman’s complete lack of political nous. He says that he is old enough to remember the SDP, and how, after riding high in opinion polls, it imploded after less than a year in 1981.
He seems to think that the voters will somehow go back to the “Conservatives”. Really? I doubt it.
Yes, I too recall the SDP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Democratic_Party_(UK)], I being nearly 5 years older than Coleman. The reasons for its failure were several, but to my mind the main one was that its policies were pretty much the same as those (much of) the Labour Party, the Liberal Party, and even the non-Thatcherite part of the Conservative Party.
Another point is that the SDP (rumps of which struggled on until 1988) was led by people who were the opposite of charismatic.
Leaving aside policy, the key difference between the SDP in 1981 and Reform UK in 2025, 44 years later, is the surrounding socio-political background. While the UK in 1981 was suffering from mass immigration, and on a large scale, the scale of that immigration was still minor compared to that of the past 25 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_immigration_to_the_United_Kingdom.
In fact, even that alarming graph does not tell the true or full story. For one thing, the pre-1945 figures would include those white/English/British people born in parts of the British Empire; also those born in various parts of mainland Europe.
Again, the later parts of that graph, showing a steep rise, are yet not entirely showing the true racial/ethnic picture, because huge numbers of blacks, browns, Chinese etc (or half so) are now being born here in the UK to parents either recent immigrants or themselves born here, and those millions are not “foreign born” in that sense.
Not even just migration-invasion; also migration-occupation.
Another point is that living standards, though suffering a blip in the early 1980s recession, were not steadily declining, as is now the case for most people. Also, society had not collapsed in other ways in 1981, or the later 1980s, contrary to what is now the case. The monarchy, armed forces, educational standards, police, courts etc were still broadly as they had been for decades, indeed to a fairly large extent as they had been since late-Victorian times. Look now!
As to Parliament itself, it may have been flawed in 1981, but still worked more or less as it had done for the preceding century. MPs had not become total “grifters” and expenses-blodgers, because that system was not yet in place to the extent it later was.
Also, MPs were mostly either from trade union or teaching/academic backgrounds (Labour) or armed forces/landowning/business backgrounds (Conservative). A different ethos. For most of them, politics was a field they had come into from somewhere else. The present-day MPs are, many of them along the lines of: Oxford/Cambridge PPE or similar degree, political adviser, a bit of fake charity work maybe, maybe a bit of local councillor activity, then MP. Result— rubbish.
In a word, the voters are very angry with the state of everything in this country. They know Farage is a bit of a snake-oil salesman, they know Reform UK MPs are unpolished, inexperienced etc (and have not had the training of many System MPs). The voters, however, are voting in anger against the System parties rather than for Reform as such. They know that Reform is merely the best of a bad bunch. They are voting for change, too, not for specific Reform policies. Indeed, in supporting remigration/repatriation etc, the voters are well ahead of Reform UK, well ahead of Farage, well ahead of Matt Goodwin.
In other words, that Coleman character has completely misread the situation.
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Off to Westminster to do an interview with the always reliable @simonharrisitv on the 25th Anniversary of the first election of the London Assembly . Londoners are aware of the Mayor but would anyone notice if the Assembly was abolished ? What has it achieved in 25years?
We are living at a fascinating time. "It says something", notes Novara Media, "when Nigel Farage is outflanking Labour from the economic left" (on child benefit cap).
Here, I part company with Goodwin. After all, M&S has just posted a pre-tax profit of over £300M for the past financial year, and the other big supermarkets are in a similarly-fortunate position. Fewer staff, more self-service etc. Am I really supposed to get upset over those huge organizations losing out on even higher profits?
When it comes to small shopkeepers, it is different. The shoplifting upsurge really is hurting them.
The problem with making “minor” thefts punishable by harsh penalties is that it blurs the distinction between minor and major crimes, as in early 19thC England: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_the_United_Kingdom#Background. The adage was “hanged for a penny, hanged for a pound” (not completely accurate— the threshold triggering the death penalty was in fact, until 1832, not one penny but 12 pence, i.e. one shilling).
Incidentally, shoplifting did attract the death penalty 200 years ago, if the value of the goods stolen was high enough.
NEW POST. Nigel Farage has grasped the new winning formula in politics. He is appealing to the Alarm Clock Class in this country, the workers who keep Britain moving, by speaking to their populist left positions on the economy and their strong right-wing views on culture. This is…
Goodwin and Reform seem to be drifting, in recent statements, into a kind of George Osborne, Dunce Duncan Smith dead-end, a position not far from that of the Con Party. Probably a mistake. If Reform starts to look like a copy of the Con Party, it will falter and fail.
Russian troops liberated two communities in the Sumy Region and the Donetsk People’s Republic over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/a1TATh2xWbpic.twitter.com/R1gosQyyfP
Germany plans to allocate funding to support Ukraine's defense industry in the independent development and serial production of cruise missiles with a range of up to 2,500 kilometers
Bild reports this on the eve of today's meeting between German Chancellor Merz and Zelensky in… pic.twitter.com/PxP5uFWdge
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) May 28, 2025
That would place, inter alia, both Moscow and Petersburg within range of heavy missiles fired from Kiev-regime territory. Germany is asking to be devastated yet again. Why? Is the NWO/ZOG infliuence in German politics that strong? Must be…
There comes a time when you need to stop “poking the Bear”, because the Bear will not tolerate it, or you.
The world is not without kind people…
More about Macron
Many readers will have seen my 2019 assessment of Macron, contained within the following now six-years-old blog post:
In that blog post, I go into Macron’s background etc. Now, I have been referred to recent tweets about him:
I used to have a flat in Paris and a chateau near Albi, and my children went to school in France after Hill House in London, so I know the French scene from a native perspective. I am also blessed with friends in Switzerland, Italy and Germany, and it has to be said, Brigitte…
[“I used to have a flat in Paris and a chateau near Albi, and my children went to school in France after Hill House in London, so I know the French scene from a native perspective. I am also blessed with friends in Switzerland, Italy and Germany, and it has to be said, Brigitte Macron’s frustrations, which have recently been on display as a result of the camera capturing her pushing her husband in his face in Vietnam, have been a source of understanding amongst the political classes for some time. This is neither the time nor the place to delve deeply into the Gay Paree scene, to which only Noel Coward could do justice. My YouTube channel, on the other hand, allows me to penetrate more deeply into the hard partying of Emmanuel Macron and his circle of elite and very handsome gays, including Gabriel Attal, whom he appointed as Prime Minister and who now heads up his (political) party in the National Assembly, and the renowned counter tenor Philippe Jaroussky. If anyone cares to pick up this thread, I’d suggest tuning in to my YouTube channel at 4pm this afternoon.”]
Allies of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have reacted sharply to his words about lifting restrictions on military supplies to Ukraine, writes Politico.
" The chancellor has come under fire from within her own ranks for vague statements about whether Germany is ready to… pic.twitter.com/s2ugFQrkBi
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) May 28, 2025
[“Allies of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have reacted sharply to his words about lifting restrictions on military supplies to Ukraine, writes Politico. ” The chancellor has come under fire from within [his] own ranks for vague statements about whether Germany is ready to provide Ukraine with long-range Taurus missiles that can strike deep into Russian territory ,” the publication said.“]
I should think so. For Germany to supply the Kiev regime with ever-more-powerful weapons might eventually result in Germany again becoming a battlefield, or even a charred and irradiated ruin.
Saw a few minutes of an interview on Sky News with the truly ridiculous Nigerian woman now supposedly leading the Conservative Party. She came out with the ridiculous statement that Israel is fighting Hamas as a proxy war for Britain!
Of course, we knew that she is a member of Conservative Friends of Israel, but she is a total puppet, even compared to Starmer-stein and his Labour Friends of Israel government. Like a ventriloquist’s dummy.
Apart from that, she seemed unwilling to answer the questions posed about Israel’s disgusting behaviour in Gaza. In fact, like many blacks, she seems to think that the more, and the more emphatically, and the louder, she talks, the more intelligent she seems. In a word…no.
If the Conservative Party retains this massive bad joke as “leader”, it will face electoral collapse.
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problems, and to offer employment and legal advice
— Tim (totally unremarkable) (@forwardnotback) May 24, 2025
All sensible proposals from a former Labour Party press officer.
Starmer-stein’s government of cretins will not, of course, do anything of the sort. They have committed to following the wrong path, the sadistic/punitive path previously taken by Alistair Darling, David Cameron-Levita, George Osborne, Iain Dunce Duncan Smith etc.
In fairness to the former tax lawyer/self-identified Gandhi, there's no tax write off doing it my way, and when you lose as often as he does you can see why he prefers to waste other people's money. https://t.co/pPKEl5vCEE
… seeing relentless attacks Of course unpopular decisions/policies whether right or not help them in their quest
— Tim (totally unremarkable) (@forwardnotback) May 24, 2025
That former Labour press officer is still mainly in the “two main parties” ping-pong mindset; he is not alone— many others also still think like that.
Still, he is correct in his basic thesis, as I see it— that governments exist to govern, and today that means not just sitting in the seat of power and “defending the realm” from invasion etc (something which, taking it in a wide sense, has anyway not been done for at least 20 years), but actually accomplishing things for the people, and making them feel, if not “happy”, then at least content.
Starmer-stein’s government was doomed pretty much from the start.
“This is the young mum who found herself on a nightmare first date with a fitness instructor which ended in a police chase and a £250,000 pile-up that left seven police officers in hospital.
Mum of two Courtney Redfern, 27, was on her first date with Mayzar Azarbonyad, 20, when police tried to stop his powerful BMW M5 as he drove her home.
Despite Courtney’s protests, Iranian-born Azarbonyad put his foot down and led police on a terrifying high speed pursuit through Gateshead and onto the A1M towards Newcastle.”
[the woman involved]
[the defendant]
[the scene of the damage]
“Last month Azarbonyad appeared at Newcastle Magistrates’ Court where he pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, failing to stop twice and having no licence and no insurance during the crash.
The Iran-born defendant, who came to the UK in around 2020, also admitted a series of other driving offences, including driving without insurance or a licence on April 16th – a week after the collision.“
[Daily Mail]
Is this “peak UK 2025”? Ridiculous English slut leaves her two young children at home so that she can take cannabis and get ****** by a 20-y-o non-European migrant-invader, while said invader commits a whole list of offences in the country that wrongheadedly allowed him to stay in the first place (and that continues to tolerate his presence).
When you read a story like that (and there are many newspaper stories, daily, of similar if less spectacular type), you realize anew what a huge cultural and social (as well as political) national revolution is now required.
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A dramatic experiment is currently underway in southern Gaza, with Israel preparing a Hamas-free humanitarian zone that is set to house 120,000 Palestinian civilians.
But will the IDF’s plan succeed? And what challenges could it face?
Not a “camp” or “bantustan”, or whatever. No, Jews are constructing a “humanitarian zone“, and will require Gazans to stay there (or be shot “while trying to escape”, no doubt…).
Former Israeli Prime Minister:
“What we're doing in Gaza is a war of extermination: indiscriminate, unrestrained, brutal, criminal killing of civilians. A policy dictated knowingly, intentionally, viciously & maliciously by the govt. Yes, we're committing war crimes.”
— Strategic Tunes 🌍 (@strategic_tune) May 25, 2025
Those who persist in supporting Israel in its actions in Gaza (etc) are complicit in war crimes. Many of those are in the UK. Not all are Jews, incidentally. Kemi Badenoch is one of the most craven. Does one call her a “puppet”, a “slave”, or what?…
— Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 (@jacksonhinklle) May 20, 2025
American youtuber Rachel Anne Accurso, known as Ms. Rachel, expresses her deep sadness on the situation of the starving Gaza children, appealing to the world to save them, following UN report that 14,000 children are at risk of death. pic.twitter.com/yO5KoN2PN0
The (((influence))) is pervasive in “British” newspapers…
Court system in crisis as ‘jaw-dropping’ delays see first trials listed for 2029
“It cannot be right for victims of crime, eyewitnesses and those accused of crimes to have to wait until 2029 for their trial to take place” Mary Prior KC, Chair of the CBA. https://t.co/whrdwapPfA
Thinking of the Lucy Connolly and other cases, this is injustice delayed. Oh, no, wait…
Ah, so Mary Prior is now head of the Criminal Bar Association. I have not, I think, ever met her, but she used to tweet to me (very occasionally) years ago, years before I became an “unperson”, and years before a pack of Jews had me expelled from Twitter (in 2018), and even before I was (wrongfully and unlawfully) disbarred in late 2016 (yet again as a result of Jew-Zionist conspiracy), in respect of which, see
The Jew-Zionist cabals in the UK have been trying to have me prosecuted and, in their highest hopes, imprisoned, for about 13 years now. No doubt their attempts will be renewed. However, Fate itself has helped me in various ways. Some of the worst persecutors have “gone up the chimney”, especially in the last 2-3 years. I hope that others will soon be following them. (no names, no pack drill…).
“The stars in their courses fight on the side of the just” [ancient Chinese proverb]
In the meantime, my blog has never been interrupted or impeded by the false accusations made by the Jew-Zionist conspirators; it continues to be written and published, and read across the UK, across Europe, and across the whole world, even if on a relatively modest scale.
A buffer zone will encompass nearly entire Ukraine if military aid to the Kiev regime continues, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has warned: https://t.co/aHjaeXnj2kpic.twitter.com/oTqp9zApTZ
"We have a disaster on our hands here." – Matt Goodwin@GoodwinMJ joins Konstantin to break down the latest developments on immigration numbers, Reform UK, Nigel Farage, and more. pic.twitter.com/hLxExMJd8a
— Konstantin Kisin (@KonstantinKisin) May 25, 2025
Starmer-stein is just afraid —with reason— that the voters of this country, in their justified rage, are going to stamp on Labour and Cons alike, and look elsewhere for salvation; first to Reform UK, but later to social nationalism.
I have been puzzling for some time regarding the ideology, if any, of GB News. Pseudo-nationalist, obviously largely “controlled opposition”, willing to help move the “Overton Window” re immigration, the failed “multicultural society”, immigration and migration invasion etc, yet painfully pro-Jewish lobby and pro-Israel.
GB News even allows the mendacious “Campaign Against Antisemitism” or “CAA” Jew-Zionists to spout their lies unopposed, as does the “does anyone actually watch?” Talk TV (now online only). Why? (especially since “Slitherman”, the chief spokesperson for the “CAA”, was exposed several years ago, in open court, as a serial online troll and harasser of others, mainly women).
So I was interested to see the following tweet from Matt Goodwin, former academic, who is now more or less a Reform UK propagandist and, more recently, also a GB News presenter and commentator:
“The truth is that disinformation is information those in power don’t agree with and misinformation is information they don’t want you to read”https://t.co/ZnrLXv3QsV
That person, Paul Marshall, is not only extremely wealthy (apparently, £875M as of last year, so probably far more by now), but also the mainstay of GB News.
In the financial year 2022-2023, GB News reported a loss of no less than £42M, and would certainly have disappeared had not Paul Marshall invested £41M at that point.
It is impossible to say for sure, on facts known, whether that personal connection has influenced the editorial line of GB News; I should say, though, that it is more likely than not.
Britain’s borders have become such a joke that taxpayers are now having to pay for a German Shepherd dog that crossed the English Channel in a small boat.
A similar picture to all other recent opinion polls, though the Cons here are higher (the last opinion poll, from a different polling org, had them on only 16%).
On that basis, the Cons would be 4th-largest party in the Commons. Other recent predictions have had them as 5th-largest. Amazing, for a party which, only a year or two ago, was still at times spoken of as “the natural party of government” in the UK.
Elder sister saw a forklift coming from a distance, she opened her arms in front of younger brothers and sisters 🫡pic.twitter.com/7I7CCAaAz0
— Interesting things (@awkwardgoogle) May 20, 2025
The first direct observation of gravitational waves captured the merging of two black holes which emitted 36 septillion yottawatts of power (3.6×10⁴⁹ watts), greater than the combined power of all light radiated by all the stars in the observable universe.
Fact is, I was right, when halfwit Nelson Mandela took over in South Africa: I said then that South Africa would go the way of the rest of black-ruled sub-Saharan Africa (corrupt, violent, shambolic), but that SA would take longer to fall into the swamp because the proportion of whites in the population was far higher than had been the case in any other African country. At one time, it was as high as 22%; at present somewhere around 5%, probably:
“Statistics South Africa asks people to describe themselves in the census in terms of five racial population groups.[167] The 2022 census figures for these groups were: Black African at 81%, Coloured at 8.2%, White at 7.3%, Indian or Asian at 2.7%, and Other/Unspecified at 0.5%.[9] The first census in 1911 showed that whites made up 22% of the population; this had declined to 16% by 1980.”
Proportion of whites in SA population: 7.3% in 2022. Now? Maybe 5%, maybe still 6%, but declining, as Europeans find living in a black-ruled (though not run) country impossible.
At last, someone in the White House with the stones to say what everyone’s thinking. Trump lobs a truth grenade at the South African president and the usual vermin squeal.
I don’t think Lucy Connolly should be in prison. I don’t think we should have ‘non-crime hate incidents’. I don’t think Labour should expand ‘Islamophobia’ to shut down debate. And I don’t think our politicians should be eroding free speech at every turnpic.twitter.com/8tTMKBdVfF
Yes, Goodwin— with you on all that, but don’t forget to mention that the Jew/Zionist/Israel lobby is the major anti-free-speech bloc in the UK, and works 24/7 to repress free speech and freedom of expression.
(Ha, some hope, looking at GB News and its ownership. Goodwin knows which side his bread is buttered on…).
74% of Brits say "Britain's best years are behind us"
A damning indictment of the policies that have been imposed on us over the last 30 years
I suppose I am wavering between dark red and light blue on that poll.
If Britain can find its way to real social nationalism, we could even go to dark blue, but at present, the dark red is certainly more likely.
Brussels is starting to acknowledge that it made a mistake by appointing Kaja Kallas as the EU foreign policy chief, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said in a statement obtained by TASS:https://t.co/QlmctKqBd0pic.twitter.com/f8saWaHejT
“The heartbroken husband of Lucy Connolly who was jailed for posting an online rant over the Southport murders has condemned her appeal being dismissed today as ‘shocking and unfair’ – saying his wife is ‘not a right-wing thug’.
Ray Connolly said: ‘My wife Lucy is a good person and not a racist’, adding: ‘Lucy got more time in jail for one tweet than some paedophiles and domestic abusers get.’
Connolly, who is locked up at HMP Drake Hall, Staffordshire, had claimed to the Appeal Court last week that she had no idea what she was admitting to when she pleading guilty to a charge of inciting racial hatred.“
“In a written judgment, Lord Justice Holroyde, said: ‘There is no arguable basis on which it could be said that the sentence imposed by the judge was manifestly excessive.”
[Daily Mail]
Pity that the husband plays the System/msm game by adopting their language, though.
I had thought that the Court of Appeal would probably cut the sentence, allowing for the release of the appellant not immediately, but within a few weeks.
I admit I was mistaken. I had underestimated the pressure on the Court (however obliquely, so be it) from the evil Labour Friends of Israel government of Starmer-stein, Yvette Cooper, Rachel Reeves etc.
As for the ridiculous dictum of Holroyde L.J., quoted above, what can one say? Imagine a Lord Justice of Appeal thinking that a sentence of over 2.5 years for having posted a brief comment on social media is just about right… Ludicrous.
It is too late now, of course, but I think that Lucy Connolly should not have pleaded guilty in the first place.
Looking at the words she used in her social media comment, and at the construction of the sentences, it certainly would have been arguable that the words used, and in the way they were used, and in the context of where they were posted, did not in fact amount to incitement at all.
I think that Lucy Connolly could certainly have taken her chances before a jury, particularly if most of the jury had been echt-English. Also, even had she been convicted after a jury trial, the hysteria of the summer of 2024 would by then have abated, and the sentence would probably have been far less harsh, in my view.
This case and sentence were surely both nakedly political. The unfortunate lady has been used as a kind of scapegoat and example by Starmer-stein and fake Labour. The aim was wider than merely to discourage “rioters” (protesters) in the long hot summer of 2024; it was to discourage social media and other online dissent generally, and into the future.
Politically, though, Starmer-stein has misread the room (again). The Lucy Connolly case will backfire on him.
Lucy Connolly’s team can go to the Supreme Court by securing a certificate from the Court of Appeal — or applying directly. The Court hears points of law of public importance, and this should qualify. Criminalising non-inciting speech (“for all I care”) must be scrutinised.
Exactly (that last point), but of course Lucy Connolly pleaded guilty at first instance (for whatever reason), and so this appeal has been on sentence alone.
The courts made a case against Lucy Connolly of incitement to violence, but looking at the rhetoric from Starmer and others – subsequently proven untrue – it's possible to claim the PM was making an incitement to injustice. https://t.co/t7wmGfL1KD
— James Clark 📈📉¯_(ツ)_/¯ (@mr_james_c) May 20, 2025
In fact, the Crown case was never tested at trial, because the defendant pleaded guilty.
This is the Tweet that landed Lucy Connolly in prison. for two and a half years.
I have seen Muslim child r@pists get community service and walk free from court yet she, a mother and carer to an unwell husband gets two and a half years.
Lucy Connolly did NOT suggest burning immigrants; she said she wouldn't care if they WERE burned alive and that's a very different thing. I don't want anyone murdered but there are several people whose murder I wouldn't give a damn about. Should I go to prison for not caring? pic.twitter.com/CLEzqZUcbC
— Positively4thStreet (@Positively4thS) May 20, 2025
Exactly. Which is one reason why Lucy Connolly should have pleaded Not Guilty. She might then have had, even had she been convicted, a good arguable appeal point.
I have to say that, if her original solicitor advised a guilty plea on the basis that she had no defence, she was probably badly advised.
I have written to the Secretary of State for Justice about Lucy Connolly.
Senator sees Russia, US advancing toward peace in Ukraine, while Kiev, Europe push for war. Ukraine has been transformed into a tool for pursuing someone else’s geopolitical goals, Konstantin Kosachev added:https://t.co/SHkGdwWqvQpic.twitter.com/aZ91n2y985
Keir Starmer is not putting out the anti-establishment revolt that is now erupting across the country; he is pouring petrol all over it. https://t.co/iNoPmlLqws
The Tories are now FOURTH, on just 16% in the latest YouGov. We are witnessing the death of one of the oldest and most successful parties in the history of democracy
No-one now is going to vote Con Party, for several reasons. First of all because it is now led, if such is the bon mot, by a Nigerian woman who has in the past called British workers “idlers“, and who, though born in London (her parents having come to London precisely for that purpose, to get her a British passport), was brought up in the alien surroundings of Nigeria and the USA. She only came back to her place of birth aged 16 or 17.
Secondly, the Conservative Party is partly, one might argue mainly, to blame for the terrible state the UK is in, and is going towards. 14 years of Con Party misgovernment. As I predicted, of course, the fake Labour government of Starmer-stein is as bad, or worse (many think worse), but that does not mean that many voters want to turn back the clock to 2010, 2015, 2017, or 2019.
The only people likely to vote Con now are elderly people who have always voted Con and who do not really keep up with events political or societal; those, and/or the affluent and wealthy who think that they would pay less tax under a Con government. Starmer-Labour, though, is almost indistinguishable from the Con Party in that respect.
Conservatives fall into fourth place with their lowest ever YouGov vote share, while Reform UK post their joint-highest lead since the election
There is a floor to Con Party support. I myself would estimate that floor as being somewhere around 15% but, having said that, if it were to look that the Cons had very little support and were therefore in perceivedly “wasted vote” territory, then even that floor might fall through.
On the basis of the latest opinion poll, the Commons might consist of 346 Reform members, 145 Labour, 73 LibDem, 39 SNP, and 17 Cons.
Matt Goodwin is therefore not right to say that the Conservative Party is now in 4th place. In terms of likely Commons seats, they are in 5th place; the 2% UK vote of the SNP is concentrated in Scottish seats, i.e. only about an eighth of all UK seats. You see the result predicted: SNP 39, Cons 17. Terminal for the Con Party…
Further to the case of Wilson v. Mendelsohn, Newbon (deceased), and Cantor
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said to the BBC today that, "what Israel is doing in Gaza, is very close to a war crime". Well, I'll qualify it: What Israel is doing in Gaza is straightforward war crimes. And those who commit these crimes, Israeli ministers, IDF… pic.twitter.com/xwwfuHRzMi
Russian forces struck a Ukrainian military airfield, an UAV assembly workshop and deployment sites of Ukraine’s armed formations and foreign mercenaries in 147 areas over the past day, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/MRpgVpRPpjpic.twitter.com/kE8anKzGRP
— Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 (@jacksonhinklle) May 17, 2025
…and now the Israeli Jews, apparently backed by most Zionist Jews from other parts of the world, are, literally, deliberately starving to death the Arab Palestinians of Gaza, including the children. The same Jew-Zionists who are always whining about the alleged treatment of their ancestors by Germans (and Poles, and Ukrainians, and French etc) during WW2, a conflict which ended 80 years ago.
…thus proving that 64% of the UK population in 2020 were unthinking, panicked, deliberately-stampeded idiots.
The public are 3x more likely to say they’d think better than worse about the government if they u-turn on winter fuel & twice as likely to say govt would look strong rather than weak. Voters don’t mind occasional u-turn & the cost of a v.unpopular policy which this is, is worse https://t.co/GM2KbR5BnHpic.twitter.com/ZoneMOzXdh
Incidentally, only people whose great-grandparents were born in the UK (or in northern Europe, and to properly-European parents) should be entitled to vote in elections here.
US announces troop withdrawal from Europe after NATO summit
The United States will begin formal consultations with NATO allies on withdrawing its forces from Europe after the NATO summit in The Hague in June, US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker confirmed at a security… pic.twitter.com/aZA0zZIDBz
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) May 17, 2025
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[East Berlin, 1970s]
As blogged in the past, I found my couple of days in the southern part of the DDR (in 1988) quite interesting.
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Yesterday, we said goodbye to our beloved girl Michelle. Unconditional love is the greatest gift one being can give to another. The pain of losing her is overwhelming, but every moment we shared – was truly worthy. pic.twitter.com/ejzP0tfJ6E
Some things go beyond politics. The bond between human and cat passeth all understanding…
"Were these (YouGov) numbers replicated at a general election they would give Nigel Farage and Reform close to 350 seats and a majority of 40"https://t.co/8zKHpQgReX
This is the largest power plant in Russia and the 12th-largest hydroelectric plant in the world! 📍 Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam pic.twitter.com/dt7Kx56W8l
— Sasha Meets Russia (@sashameetsrus) May 17, 2025
It’s true, my social media channels were never about politics. That’s until I got censored on all of them. Then it became personal, and political. https://t.co/axPVoR8xiz
— Sasha Meets Russia (@sashameetsrus) May 17, 2025
I share a birthday with the Moscow metro, which turns 90 today! Here’s a video from when @TuckerCarlson saw it firsthand. I’m lucky to live in a city with the best metro in the world! pic.twitter.com/IasJjEV3mw
— Sasha Meets Russia (@sashameetsrus) May 15, 2025
Trump: Zelensky has no trump cards against Russia – I will speak with Putin on May 19th
REITERATED THAT THE "PRESIDENT" OF UKRAINE IS CONSIDERED THE "BIGEST TRADER IN THE WORLD"
Fox News said: "I had a very difficult meeting with Zelensky because I didn't like what he said. He… pic.twitter.com/stWi3mzwip
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) May 17, 2025
Today, I woke up hearing about sexual offenders being released early from UK prisons and I’m now going to bed hearing about Lucy Connolly being kept in jail for sharing some hurty words on social media. The absurd reality of modern Britain.
In reality, even were it thought to be necessary (I say not) or appropriate to send that lady to prison for her arguably inflammatory words on social media, 3 months would have been enough, and more than enough, to send a message to her and others. She was sentenced, on 17 October 2025, to 31 months, of which 40%, or about 12 months, will be spent in prison.
If memory serves, Lucy Connolly spent over a month in prison on remand before sentencing (it will be recalled that “Tel Aviv Keith” Starmer-stein interfered with the handling of all those post-“riot” cases) , so that month or six weeks will be discounted anyway. On that basis, Lucy Connolly would have been released by some date in September 2025 anyway, even without having appealed on sentence (she could not have appealed the conviction as such, she having pleaded guilty).
As it is, at time of writing it appears that the Court of Appeal justices have reserved judgment.
I think that Katie Hopkins is right about the reasons for that; see
The Appeal Court does not need time to make a judgement.
Of course, I do not agree with Katie Hopkins’ lauding (in her tweet video) of stupid pro-Jewish-lobby scribbler Allison Pearson and the hypocritical “Free Speech Union” of Toby Young (also completely under the spell of the worst parts of the Jewish/Israel lobby). I have blogged about all of that on previous occasions.
We should know by Monday whether Lucy Connolly will be released soon. I expect she will be, with or without some face-saving slight delay.
Of course, what makes the Lucy Connolly sentence egregiously harsh is not even the 31 months itself (very harsh though that was, especially on a —possibly misguided— guilty plea; a mother of young children with no previous convictions, wife of an unwell husband etc; and because her swiftly-deleted tweet in fact resulted in no actual real-world riotous effects); but also the societal background.
A cursory look at the newspapers will show endless cases of (real) violence, of theft (often considerable in quantum) etc, in which cases the defendants (usually with previous convictions) have been given non-custodial sentences, or immediate prison sentences but far shorter than that visited upon Lucy Connolly.
The perceived helplessness of Lucy Connolly (a childminder, with her own young children, and who cried during her court appearances) makes her treatment all the more infuriating. It is as if (?) she has been made a deliberately-chosen sacrificial victim.
I am enjoying the vibes shift in the UK right now. Times columnist once critical of our Substack now comes round to what we argued for two years ago. Time to leave the ECHR.
That little twerp, Sebastian Payne, a failed Conservative Party candidate (he applied for several candidatures for Westminster seats during 2022-2024 but was never selected: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Payne) evidently thinks that the Con Party still has a run in it, and that, if the Nigerian woman now “leading” it will pledge to leave the ECHR regime, the Con Party will rise again.
It is sad, in a way, that the Westminster Bubble people, such as Payne, seem to genuinely believe that the ECHR issue is, firstly, of huge importance, and secondly, that it resonates with the Average Joe voter.
Just taking the second point, the idea that the average voter really cares about the ECHR, whatever its effect on deportations etc, is ludicrous. Most people do not know what it is, and that will not change however often some black woman posing as “Conservative” leader pushes it on TV.
'It's a marvelous initiative from the NHS to not be ageist in any way about the people that they're happy to see.'
DR Helen Webberley, Founder of GenderGP, outlines new NHS plans to treat nursery age children who believe they are transgender. pic.twitter.com/O2o8SDqYfs
Why is GB News even allowing that woman to spout rubbish, and why do they allow her to describe herself as “Dr” and so to pose as some kind of “expert”?
Helen Webberly and her husband, a struck-off medic, founded the misleadingly-named “GenderGP” in 2015 in Singapore: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GenderGP. A fraudulent and money-making entity.
Helen Webberley was suspended from practice by the GMC in the UK. Her husband, a retired gastroenterologist (i.e. not a specialist in the “trans”/sex/”gender” field) took over the business (for such it is), but was himself then suspended from practice, later being struck off the medical register.
Though Helen Webberley’s suspension from practice was lifted in 2023, her licence to practise was revoked in 2024.
I have always been wary of medics who prefer to be politicians, political activists etc (a few examples being Armand Hammer, Hastings Banda, Papa Doc Duvalier, David Owen, Che Guevara, Radovan Karadzic, Bashar al-Assad), and the same goes for medics who become money-grasping quasi-medical “activists” and business chancers (cf. Julia Grace Patterson, the British “Covid” fanatic, pseudo-champion of the NHS, and facemask seller).
Same basic story as in all other recent opinion polls: Reform UK easily top, and well ahead of fake Labour; Conservative Party trailing a very poor third, only just ahead of the LibDems.
Russia and Ukraine are ready to resume negotiations in Istanbul; Israel gears up for another military operation in Gaza; and the US seeks to strengthen ties with Russia’s OPEC+ partners. These stories have topped newspaper headlines across Russia:https://t.co/3B3UMw44jbpic.twitter.com/DlklWbEv2S
Europe's ruling classes use Ukrainians as cannon fodder to advance their own geopolitical interests, Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergey Naryshkin said:https://t.co/4Pai8UogBNpic.twitter.com/Rg1I69YiWW
I was looking yesterday at a blog post I published about 4 years ago, I think in 2021, and in which I said something like “…and, somewhat to my surprise, Keir Starmer seems to be utterly clueless.” Well, was I right or wrong?
As I have often said, the UK is now about 20% non-white; England certainly is. The Labour vote is now largely a non-white vote (together with a vote by public service workers, esp. NHS). Almost all non-whites vote Labour if they vote at all.
Using Electoral Calculus, the numbers suggest a Commons with no less than 300 Reform MPs, 188 Labour, 62 LibDem, 44 Con (26 SNP, etc).
“‘Terrified’ widower killed when teens torched house with firework, court told
Nathan Otitodilchukwu, 18, and a 16-year-old boy who cannot be named, threatened to “torch” the pensioner before punching a hole in his window and pushing a firework into his home, the Old Bailey heard.
Depending on a number of variables, that might mean a Commons with 375 Reform MPs, and so a very large (50-60) real majority; 121 Lab MPs; 62 LibDems; 38 SNP; 25 Con MPs.
Russian troops liberated the community of Mikhailovka in the Donetsk region over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/MoIgmIJ4tEpic.twitter.com/NAVZorieMT
The United States does not want Vladimir Zelensky invited to this year’s NATO summit, breaking from the tradition of recent years, ANSA news agency reported from an informal meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Antalya quoting a diplomatic source:https://t.co/1Kl13VmiM2pic.twitter.com/9cZ8DAKj0k
“Those of us who think the extreme policy of mass immigration is undermining our economy, culture, rule of law, and society are now winning the argument in this country”https://t.co/kOwTtpFtTs
Agree 💯 What you have to grasp is that most “experts” are not really interested in truth or empirical reality. They are only interested in bending evidence (surveys, polls, etc) around their pro-immigration/socially liberal priors. Trust me. I worked alongside it for 20 yrs. https://t.co/784pyT5oHo
Anything from any Indians, Pakistanis, or other non-whites on this issue can be disregarded as biased and/or with an agenda.
44% of Britons now say Reform UK counts as a 'main party', up from 29% in January
Labour: 89% say is a main party (-1 from 16-17 Jan) Conservatives: 84% (-4) Lib Dems: 47% (+3) Reform UK: 44% (+15) SNP: 25% (+1) Greens: 13% (+4) pic.twitter.com/gbnD0jfV4j
In effect, though, the UKIP of 2014 is still around, having passed through two further incarnations— Brexit Party and now Reform UK.
As to the LibDems, their facade is still standing, thanks to the LibDems being the default non-Lab/non-Con alternative-choice or dustbin party, but as a party putting forward real ideas, they are almost a nullity.
Reform UK are the party Britons are most likely to say is best able to handle immigration, though 31% say no party could handle the issue well
In the end, only a real social-national party can deal with the problem. Reform, for me, is just an underwhelming way-station.
With No 10 dismissing speculation that the government would reverse course on Winter Fuel Payments, our poll shows 47% of Britons continue to support restricting WFPs to only those on pension credit or means-tested benefits
That polling may be accurate but, if it is, leaves out the important voting effects. Hardly anyone of or above State Pension age supports the “confiscation” of universal Winter Fuel Payment; very few aged 55+ support the “confiscation”. Most of those supporting Starmer-stein and Rachel Reeves in this will be under 40, perhaps even under 30.
The WFP “confiscation” will have electoral repercussions right through the present Parliament and on to the next general election. One of several factors which have already sunk fake Labour.
Disgusting betrayal
— Cathy Morgan (AFH) I exist 🌸 (@CathyMo41926708) May 13, 2025
Starmer expects the public to believe that he has suddenly discarded his core beliefs and now embraces the kind of thinking he has called "Far Right" on so many occasions. His decision to present as the second coming of Enoch Powell will make him even more unpopular on both sides
Were I to publish on the blog what I think should be done with evil “immigrants welcome” (“invaders welcome”) expenses cheat Yvette Cooper, I should probably have to endure the nuisance and boredom of the UK’s poundshop Stasi police at my door (yet again)…
[Yvette Cooper welcoming the invaders trashing our country. In non-legalistic lay terms, meaning in simple language, this is treason]
Like most of Starmer-stein’s Cabinet, Yvette Cooper is a member of Labour Friends of Israel.
Moscow is the future! This is the world’s first year-round modern electric water transportation 🛥️ Moscow’s public transport system is out of this world, I’ve never seen anything like it. pic.twitter.com/soUhCrLA6Q
— Sasha Meets Russia (@sashameetsrus) May 13, 2025
Moscow must be (?) becoming more convenient than I remember…
Last time I was there was 18 years ago, in 2007.
Well, @YouTube has deleted yet another account @RussianRoad_, they had interesting videos about foreigners that moved to Russia, who told their personal stories about life here. How does this violate any terms? Enough with the Russophobic censorship!
— Sasha Meets Russia (@sashameetsrus) May 12, 2025
As frequently noted on the blog, though, immigration on such a huge scale impacts all other issues— housing, NHS, crime, tax, economy, environment, water supply, State pensions and other benefits etc.
The next general election may not be until 2029, so much ground to cover before then, but those numbers would result in a House of Commons with 310 Reform MPs (on the cusp of a working majority), 169 Lab, 72 LibDem, 36 SNP, 33 Cons (etc).
The Conservative Party, as in another poll yesterday, relegated to a pretty poor 5th place in the Commons. Among the 94 Con MPs likely to be ejected would be Mel Stride, James Cleverly, Suella Braverman, Jeremy Hunt, David Davis, Jesse Norman, Robert Jenrick, Rishi Sunak and, last but not least, Kemi Badenoch.
Local councillor reported to POLICE by Labour colleague after expressing concern for 'unfair' Afghan refugee scheme: 'Residents should get the same support!'https://t.co/BnlYI6J8P8
I was last there in 1974, I think, aged maybe 17. Having dropped out of school [https://rbcs.org.uk/], I worked for a while as temp dogsbody for an agency that sent me to various places short of workers. The one in Bracknell was at the Waitrose warehouse (next to Waitrose HQ). I was there for a couple of weeks. I used to go there daily from Caversham Heights (north-west of Reading) on my 75 cc Italian scooter (absolute top speed 60 mph, normal top speed 50).
I remember the brief experience mainly because, one fine day, two Thames Valley Police detectives from Reading wanted to interview me in the office. They did so, and fingerprinted me. Apparently, the other agency workers, who all arrived and departed by minibus, had already been interviewed. I was told that quite a lot of Waitrose canned products had gone missing.
Well, it turned out that all the agency workers except me had been “having it away” with Waitrose’s stuff. I was cleared almost immediately, I think mainly by the absence of fingerprint evidence against me, but all the others were, I was told, charged with theft. I had had no idea that they were “having it away” with tins of salmon or whatever. Naive me.
Not that I was necessarily more honest than the others (who were all much older than me, in their thirties or forties); I just had no use for whatever Waitrose products they had apparently been stealing.
Bracknell was very different then, I think, and smaller; the same is true of my old school at Sonning, looking now at its website. Pretty much only the original old house (Holme Park house) is the same; a whole large complex is now around it. New facilities, new buildings, even a new road system:
[Reading Blue Coat School, Sonning, Berkshire]
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And we're now entering the period of the year where we can expect small boat arrivals to spiral. https://t.co/SG8n6cJfTr
Hard-hitting critique of Starmer-stein. In my view, though, not hard-hitting enough.
Starmer-stein is of course, and in ordinary language, a traitor.
Russian troops liberated the community of Mirolyubovka in the Donetsk region over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/PmzCTVggumpic.twitter.com/0lTkYlRJma
Comforting, in a way, that only 20% of the population is irredeemably stupid (or malicious?).
Zelensky's entourage sees captured civilians from Russia’s Kursk Region as "a valuable bargaining chip," Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service said in a statement obtained by TASS:https://t.co/rP4VRGTYKLpic.twitter.com/9fXoF7xVw8
The government of “Ukraine” (the Kiev-regime fake state) is a brutal and corrupt dictatorship, ruled mainly by Jew-Zionists.
Macron: We gave Ukraine everything we could
"France cannot deliver more weapons to Ukraine and thus deprive its own army. It has already given everything it could, and has tripled production. Our army is not prepared for a long, high-intensity conflict," Macron said, adding… pic.twitter.com/jLxXM8YNvT
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) May 13, 2025
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[The Banksters, controversial mural in East London, later censored (painted over by order) after complaints from Jewish organizations that it was “antisemitic”]
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