As I know only too well, free speech is on the way out in the UK. I am (obviously) not a Muslim, let alone an “Islamist”, but I am not at all “offended” by some foreign person shouting about “Jihad” against Israel in the streets of London. I am not even very offended, or would not be, if the same foreign individual were to cry out for “Jihad” against the UK, or against me personally. After all, the most extreme Zionist Jews have been tweeting malevolently about me for about 13 years. The people of whom to be afraid are those not shouting in the streets.
If foreign (inc. foreign but born here) groups are a danger, then resettle them outside the UK.
As for Suella Braverman, she (like Jenrick, and Mark Harper, who was weaselling for Israel, as usual, on Sky News this morning) is just another doormat for the Jewish lobby. She has no idea of much, either politically or, I think, legally. A silly woman who is trying to position herself to be the leader of whatever small group of Conservative Party MPs is left after 2024.
In the old rhetorical question, how do you shuffle a pack consisting only of jokers?
The only “shuffle” that might have at least a slight effect would be to replace Sunak by someone recognisably English and at least superficially credible. The same with the Cabinet as a whole. At present, the song might be “where have all the English gone?“
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Oct, 23rd: the most violent night since the start of the lsraeli aggression on Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/MjrZxnIY7H
If you are interested in giving Prince a loving and experienced home please send us your name and tel. number and a few details of your location and suitability. We will pass these on to Prince’s owner.
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) October 22, 2023
🔵 On Sunday, Robert Jenrick said the backlog of asylum cases was “falling rapidly”
🗣️ “When I became minister with the Home Office, we were making 400 asylum decisions a week. We’re now making 4,500 asylum decisions a week”https://t.co/nirzIrvm55
Just what does this mean, when one also reads that no less than 75% of “asylum” claims are being approved?!
Just a weasel-trick lie from yet another corrupt puppet of the Jewish/Israel lobby. Just another way of funnelling more non-whites into this suffering country.
Eventually, Israel will be isolated, and its population will be trapped within its chosen boundaries, just as the people of Gaza are now trapped within their never-chosen boundaries.
🗓️ On October 22, #RussianIndian traditional cultural festival was held in #Roerichs' estate in Naggar, Himachal Pradesh.
💃 During the festival the Russian Contemporary Dance Ensemble "Raketa” delivered an unforgettable performance. pic.twitter.com/8k396ahhgW
The tweet refers to Nikolai Rerikh or Rerich, more often known as Nicholas Roerich, the once very famous Baltic German/Russian painter: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Roerich.
[Roerich Museum, 319 W.107th, Manhattan, New York]
[Roerich Museum, Moscow]
[Nicholas Roerich, Guests from Overseas, showing Varangians (Vikings) exploring the great rivers of Western Russia about 1200 years ago]
[Nicholas Roerich, Lights on the Ganges]
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The affect of saying that certain chants and actions were okay at the weekend so long as not in Jewish parts of London was to endorse segregation and make parts of our country no go areas for Jews.
Ha ha! No comment, I think, except to say that the word you want is “effect“, not “affect” (but I should not want to be regarded as a “grammar nazi”…).
On September 25, 2000, 19-year-old Kevin Hines attempted to end his own life by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. Plunging over 220 feet at a speed of 75 miles per hour, he hit the water below, shattering three of his vertebrae and narrowly missing severing his spine by two… pic.twitter.com/DfKMi0Sq8s
“On September 25, 2000, 19-year-old Kevin Hines attempted to end his own life by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. Plunging over 220 feet at a speed of 75 miles per hour, he hit the water below, shattering three of his vertebrae and narrowly missing severing his spine by two millimeters.
Despite the odds, he miraculously survived the impact. Upon realizing he was still alive, an intense will to live surged within him. Yet, the weight of his clothes continuously pulled him beneath the surface of San Francisco Bay. For what seemed like an eternity, he struggled to resurface briefly, gasping for air, just enough to hold on to life.
Suddenly, he felt an unusual force from below lifting him above the water’s surface, where he remained until the Coast Guard arrived. It was only later that he discovered the mysterious presence keeping him afloat: a sea lion had been supporting his body until the rescue boat arrived, as eyewitnesses had observed.
His story gained major media coverage and he has since become a motivational speaker and advocate for suicide prevention.“
Unsurprising. “They” have already destroyed free speech in the UK…
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About 200 thousand residents of Israel were forced to leave their homes due to the worsening of the situation on the southern and northern borders of the country , reports the "Times of Israel".
▪️About half of them were evacuated from 105 settlements located near the borders…
Video of a Lebanese journalist from one of Hezbollah’s underground tunnels, which received a lot of attention on social networks. pic.twitter.com/8RVYeTrmE8
Knowing almost no Arabic, I have no idea what he is saying; maybe praising the build-quality of the tunnel.
As I blogged before, the old Soviet KGB had great expertise in digging tunnels. The one shown above looks well-constructed, lined etc. No idea as to depth, though. Presumably very deep.
The death toll in Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip has exceeded 5 thousand, and more than 15 thousand people have been injured, the local Ministry of Health reported.
It is not impossible that there will eventually be a kind of sectarian/civil war across Israel/Palestine. The massive military advantages Israel possesses lie in nuclear weapons, tanks and other armour, air power, high-tech surveillance, much of which loses effectiveness or even utility in closely-packed areas (which describes much of Israel/Palestine).
There may be a war, eventually, in which infantry or guerrilla forces play a major part.
Impossible? Maybe, but my prediction, a few years ago, that the Palestinians might break out of their “open prisons” to attack Israeli civilians in Jewish areas has now come to pass in the recent attack on Southern Israel, so who knows?
Senior advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Mark Regev: We realize that the battle will be difficult in Gaza, and Hamas has built a formidable military machine.
As I blogged before, the Gaza situation, as it now is, is most similar, historically, to the Reduction of the Warsaw Ghetto in 1943, but this time the Jews are not the ragged defenders but the heavily-armed and armoured army, with air support, attacking an urban enclave filled with mostly-unarmed civilians (in this case, mostly babies, young children, and young teenagers).
— David Morgan 🏴 #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) October 23, 2023
While they were on TV telling us lockdowns were about the sCiEncE, we now know UK Government ministers were conspiring on WhatsApp to "scare the pants off everyone". They made it up as they went along.
There was no science. This was a complete scam from start to finish.
— David Morgan 🏴 #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) October 22, 2023
Being a Member of Parliament is the only job where you can just not turn up to work whenever you feel like it and still take home a full salary. pic.twitter.com/TxcFxV7CLt
— David Morgan 🏴 #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) October 21, 2023
Breaking | Ministry of Health in Gaza: Three massacres were committed in the last hour in the Shati and Jabalia camps and the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood. https://t.co/2jbM6ALPOO
Gaza death toll passes 5,000 with no ceasefire in sight.
At least 43 percent of all housing units in the Gaza Strip have been damaged or completely destroyed since October 7, according to UN OCHA.https://t.co/frnf3uoNOg
…and in, say, 20 years’ time, when the children in Gaza suffering now are 25-35 years old, what do you imagine will be their feeling about Israel and Israelis? Israel may not —now— much care, but if the results are incursions and massacres on 10x the scale of that recently seen, it will have no choice but to care…
Well, this week brings another win over political journalist John Rentoul. He scored 4/10, but I trumped that with 6/10. I did not know the answers to questions 2, 3, 5, and 9.
Human beings are so inventive; there are grounds for optimism.
I remember saying to @Independent editorial meeting in Mar 1997 that even if the opinion polls were as wrong as in ’92, Blair was heading for big majority. Much shaking of heads
“Speak the truth and shame the Devil” [old proverb].
LONDON – The escalation of hostilities between Israel and Hamas could further strain global oil and gas supplies, already disrupted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, experts have warned. https://t.co/CeFgrSLUJ3pic.twitter.com/gqhC7WsnV9
She is right, and about Elliot Colburn very right (except that his surname is “Colburn” not “Coldburn“). Here he is, the careerist little twit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliot_Colburn. Never really had a job; no profession, either.
Andrew Bridgen is considered very dangerous by the System, because he is an MP, not someone opining on Twitter/X or Facebook. The System will be doing everything possible to have him removed as MP and replaced in 2024 by a Con Party or Lab Party drone who will make the “expected” noises. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Bridgen.
Looking also at the present political climate, and the great unpopularity of the present government, it may be that Bridgen has as much chance as a “Reclaim Party” candidate as he would have had as a “Conservative” Party one.
Reclaim Party is a dead duck, in my opinion, but Bridgen has a high public profile, and it is just about possible that, if the Conservative Party vote in the constituency collapses, or reduces by 40%-50%, and if the Labour Party vote only increases slightly, that Bridgen might just manage to come through the middle and win by a short head. A long-shot, but just about possible.
I do not disagree on some of what Goodwin often expresses, but anyone who doormats for Israel and the Jewish lobby (as Goodwin does in that discussion, and in some of his tweets) cannot be respected by me…
"everyone has a moment when their perception flips. The moment I stopped trusting the scientific establishment was when we learnt scientists had lied about their views on the Covid lab leak. And this is the moment I stopped believing in the BBC"https://t.co/FCjN2mJ9dD
“Brits asked: “Which side in the Israeli‑Palestinian conflict do you sympathize with more?”
All Brits: Israel 21% Palestine 17% Both equally 29% Dont know 33%
Labour voters: Israel 9% Palestine 27% Both 35%
Conservatives Israel 39% Palestine 6% Both 27%
18-24 yr olds Israel 11% Palestine 39% Both 16%
Pensioners Israel 37% Palestine 11% Both 36%.”
There should be an MPs’ section (result would be “Israel 90%, Palestine 10%“, looking at how many are either bribed or intimidated by the Jew-Zionist lobby).
🗣 ‘We don’t have either Labour or the Conservative Party meeting voters on issues they care about.’
📺 The Week in 60 Minutes | Matt Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) on ‘luxury belief’ politicians
Some 2,000 years ago, an accomplished Roman artisan painted this fantastic fresco of a tall, fruit-filled wicker basket covered with a sheer veil to keep insects away.
The transparent veil is such a lovely and skilful detail! 🤩
Ethical question of the day: Israeli soldiers with Settlers kidnapped 3 Palestinians in the West Bank, stripped them naked, attempted to sodomise them, beat, burned & urinated on them! Zero arrests were made…
Incredible that, in 2023, a large organization such as Currys is still unaware that “Jack Monroe” is a total fraud and “grifter”. Still, if you have ever been in any of their stores, you can see that Currys is badly-run, and only saved from being hopeless by the skills of some of their staff, who however, are rather poorly-paid (underpaid).
“Jack Monroe” runs dozens if not hundreds of Twitter/X “sock accounts”, most of which are very obvious.
Incredibly, “Jack Monroe ” now has 507 utter mugs sending her between £3.50 and £44 per month via Patreon. Each. At one time she had over 800, but that fell back to below 400 as she was exposed as a fraud. Seems that another 100+ idiots have signed up in the past few months. Truly it is said that… there’s a new mug born every minute…
"Defeated Tory candidate Festus Akinbusoye made a hasty exit after the result was declared. He rushed into a black Mercedes waiting outside" Why did the Tories replace Nadine Dorries with Festus Akinbusoye? Are they total morons?https://t.co/U4hsnOmDo1pic.twitter.com/bCYfm27gq9
All part of the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan: select non-whites to become MPs, TV presenters, actors in TV shows etc. Many of the political ones are actually outright frauds, like that Festus character. Shaun Bailey is another one, and he now sits in the House of Lords as a fake “lord”, “lording it” over British people.
What exactly are the academic and professional qualifications of Festus Akinbusoye? He seems to have wangled his way from being an aide to a tory MP to Police & Crime Commissioner. A case of cronies being lined up to fight ex-tory seats?
Tamworth 36% turnout, Mid-Bed 44%. Tamworth 46% for Lab, Mid-Bed 34%. It means in Tamworth 83.5% DIDN'T vote Labour and in Mid-Bed 85%. People want change but they want real change not archaic monolith so-called mainstream parties. You're an idiot to want a vast Labour majority.
“Festus” (in Mid-Bedfordsire) too; he kept his job (and pay) as Police and Crime Commissioner, just in case he failed to get elected. Those “PCCs” are the biggest wastes of space around (arguably). Most of them seem to be both stupid and corrupt.
As for Andrew Cooper (in Tamworth), marginally better, but struck me, reading about him, as pretty stupid.
Thoughts about the by-elections in Tamworth and Mid-Bedfordshire
Obviously, “seismic” for the Conservative Party. I have blogged previously about the by-elections, but will say a little more know that the results are in.
This is surely the end of the road for the little Indian money-juggler, Sunak, and his Government. So far, he has said nothing, and is still in the Middle East, having been doormatting for Israel and the Jews for the past few days.
Will Sunak now resign? If not, his party will undoubtedly be wiped out next year. If he does step down now, it may give the Con Party a slight chance of at least limiting the damage. That would depend, though, on finding a replacement at least superficially credible.
In my view, neither of the Labour victories yesterday were really votes for Labour as such; they were votes for Labour as the best way of defeating the candidate of the “Conservative” Party.
In Tamworth, the rather poor Con Party candidate still received 40.7% of the vote (Lab 45.8%). In Mid-Bedfordshire, “Festus”, the Con Party candidate, received 31.8% (Lab 34.1%).
Both were fairly close contests, but their importance lies in the fact that both had been considered pretty solid Con Party seats, despite the poor quality of both MPs elected in 2019 and previously.
At present it looks as though the Con Party may be left with about 50 seats after 2024, unless something huge happens in the meantime.
What else? Well, the LibDems performed very badly, especially at Tamworth, where the LD candidate, an Indian barrister, received a vote of only 1.6%.
As far as broadly “nationalist” candidates and parties are concerned, poor in both contests. The barely-nationalist Reform UK, the latest Farage-ist vehicle, scored 5.4% at Tamworth, and 3.7% in Mid-Beds. Underwhelming, looking at the surrounding circumstances.
Reform UK will not get anywhere because it is not social-national. A less globalist Con Party, really. It may even have been set up as a “safety valve” to prevent a social-national party from emerging.
Rump UKIP, and Britain First, both stood at Tamworth. Both lost their deposits.
Conclusion: people generally, even former Con Party voters, want rid of the present Government. The next General Election, sometime in the next 14 months, may be almost existential for the Con Party. 50 MPs, perhaps. That is now a distinct possibility. Unlikely that Con Party will retain more than 100 MPs, even bearing in mind that by-elections are more likely to produce upsets. The turnout in both seats was about half of what it was in 2019.
I detect no real enthusiasm for Labour, though. These two results were both caused by people voting tactically to remove candidates of a party now almost universally despised (and which has been unwilling to face the electorate, despite having selected 2 new PMs, for 4 years).
The “Conservative” Party MPs are saying that it will all be different at the 2024 General Election. Really? Why? Why should it be? I think, on present evidence, that the result will be much the same as yesterday, though with a slight adjustment in the Con Party favour, by reason of higher turnout and because some may have reservations about creating a Labour “elected dictatorship”.
Starmer is just a puppet, a mouthpiece for Israel and the UK/American Jewish lobby.
Silent fireworks are now easily available (this display was in Asda in the U.K.). Please consider using these, pets and wildlife will thank you for it 💜 pic.twitter.com/MHEzOXOhYZ
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) October 20, 2023
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1997: we need mass immigration to pay for your pensions
Incidentally, I happened to notice that some idiot (presumably, some Jew or other, going by the pseudonym @joel_a_t) is claiming that I am back on Twitter/”X” as the account above, @RealBlackIrish. Not so, though RealBlackIrish is certainly usually worth reading.
I myself have not posted on Twitter/”X” since a pack of Jews finally managed (via concerted complaint etc) to get my account removed, in 2018.
She was in her 40s, came to us when she was no longer needed by a local trekking centre. We were so glad we could give her a happy retirement. Favour was a beautiful soul who particularly loved foals and her adored Teddy ; they both ate from the same bucket 💜 pic.twitter.com/O8beff7boV
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) October 20, 2023
The majority of supporters of the US Democratic Party and Biden do not support the position of the American president in the conflict in the Middle East and advocate humanitarian assistance for the Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/KqcvylJXk1
Remarkable overall, especially bearing in mind the Jew-Zionist stranglehold over the American mass media.
🇺🇳 The UN reported that as of October 7, about a third of all residential buildings in the Gaza Strip were destroyed, damaged or uninhabitable. pic.twitter.com/pKaRamBUip
“Israel has denied it was responsible for the blast at a hospital in Gaza that the Hamas claims killed at least 500 people and has more trapped under rubble
Video from the hospital showed fire engulfing the building and the hospital’s grounds strewn with bodies, many of them young children. Hundreds of people were reportedly seeking shelter at the hospital at the time of the blast, which Hamas has called a ‘horrific massacre’ and a ‘crime of genocide‘.”
More about the Israeli attack on a hospital. Worth reading not least because Jew-Zionists in the UK, USA etc are still claiming that the Palestinian side was responsible via a “failed rocket” of some sort.
🇮🇱🇵🇸 “What we just witnessed in the Baptist Hospital was horrific, horrifying pictures of body parts and dismembered bodies of children, young people, old men and women.” – Al Jazeera correspondent
…because the “American mainstream media” is almost all owned and/or controlled and/or heavily influenced by Jews and/or Jewish interests.
🇮🇱🇵🇸 I wonder if Israel’s “Digital Spokesperson” who was appointed by Netanyahu earlier this week still has a job after ADMITTING that Israel bombed the Gaza Baptist Hospital in this now DELETED post?
Typical Jewish/Israeli hypocrisy. “It’s heartbreaking that we are forced to destroy hospitals full of suffering people“…
No accident. Deliberate targeting of a hospital. A war crime by any standard.
“The simulacrum of the human“…
🇮🇱🇵🇸 If Israel didn’t bomb the Gaza Baptist Hospital, why did the IDF warn the Gaza Baptist Hospital to evacuate the premises before the bombing occurred?
🇮🇱🇵🇸 They’re trying to convince you that this MASSIVE EXPLOSION that LEVELED an entire hospital & KILLED 500+ civilians, was just debris from a tiny intercepted Hamas rocket that fell from the sky.
BREAKING: AL-AHLI BAPTIST HOSPITAL MASSACRE – BBC JOURNALIST STATES IT HAD TO BE ISRAEL
BBC's John Donnison: "It's hard to see what else this could be, really, given the size of the explosion, other than an Israeli air strike, or several air strikes" pic.twitter.com/Gxx4evC9DW
Israel is lying through its teeth to blame the hospital massacre in Gaza on Hamas. Neither Hamas has that powerful rocket nor has there been any second explosion of stored explosives to pass on the blame. Netanyahu's murderous hubris has brought this disgrace to Israel.
Most Israelis are not descended from ancient “Israelites” but from Khazars:
Much of the WW2 “holocaust” narrative, used to give legitimacy to the migration-invasion of Palestine by Jews in the mid/late 1940s, is not true, notably the “gas chambers” fable;
The migration-invasion of Palestine by Jews in the mid/late 1940s was neither necessary nor justified. Jews massacred large numbers of Palestinian Arabs, and buried the bodies in mass graves, afterwards stealing the land, houses, apartments etc of the murdered victims.
The “holocaust” narrative is still, 80 years on, being used as cover for the continuing Israeli/Jewish military and other crimes.
Anna Botting gives an outstanding and brave example of how genuine journalism can expose truth from questions.
The accuracy of the questions expose the truth to the lies of the answers.
Jew-Zionist loony and troublemaker pretends to fear “a worldwide pogrom“. I suppose that I should not comment.
Same loony seems to think that the inhuman destruction of the hospital in Gaza should not be noted or criticized because it is a so-called “blood libel” (the mediaeval belief that some Jews killed and/or ate European children).
In any case, even if we leave aside the hospital attack and the 500+ killed there, look at what the Israeli Jews are doing generally in Gaza. Massive destruction. Massive attacks on areas full of civilians, about half of which are children, and a quarter of which are young children under 11 or 12 years of age. Also, the cutting off of water supplies, food supplies, gas, electricity, medical supplies etc.
Meanwhile, in the UK, several people individually (including me) are being prosecuted under a law (Communications Act 2003, s.127) which is so open to abuse (mainly from Jewish/Zionist cabals) that the Law Commission has officially recommended its repeal.
I should add, belatedly, that my alleged sins are said to date from 2020 and 2021— nothing to do with the present Israel/Palestine situation.
Negotiations between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping took place in Beijing
Xi Jinping said that countries are steadily deepening political mutual trust and maintaining close strategic cooperation, Beijing is ready to work with Russia to protect international justice pic.twitter.com/GQzqAoFeXh
Of course, both China and Russia are hardly known for human rights, but then look at the USA: Abu Ghraib, Bagram, Guantanamo Bay, the bombing of civilians (admittedly nowhere near the Israeli level. Israel is beyond the pale).
Russia demands that Israel present satellite images of the explosion in the hospital.
Russia describes the attack on a hospital in Gaza as a “crime and an act of dehumanization.”
“A Tory candidate standing in the forthcoming by-election once suggested that families using food banks should ‘f*** off’ if they could afford TVs and phones.
Andrew Cooper is standing for the Conservatives in Tamworth, Staffordshire, as voters go to the polls tomorrow after previous MP Chris Pincher was forced to quit after a sleaze scandal.
In an insensitive Facebook post in October 2020, Mr Cooper appeared to question whether people needed to use food banks.“
“...Mr Cooper told the BBC that there needed to be better incentives to get people into work.”
[Incentives? Higher pay?]
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The candidate also cannot spell, it seems (“YOR” for “YOUR“).
Sounds like a fairly moronic individual. Director of an engineering company called GEFCO, formerly owned by Russian interests.
In that report, the photo shows him wearing a blue suit with two military medals (in the Russian fashion, too, i.e. the actual medals, not just the ribbons).
The medals appear to be (the photo is not very clear) the equivalent of “campaign” medals, one for Iraq and one for service of at least 30 days with the NATO force in Kosovo. I am not very well-informed about medals, so I may not be quite right about that.
I find the Tamworth by-election hard to call. I think that it must be between Con and Lab. I think that it may be close, but Labour has a pretty good chance here.
What interests me is the question “if both by-elections are lost, will Sunak resign, or at least face calls to resign?”
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DOUBLE BY-ELECTION DEFEAT FOR TORIES
@SkyNews obtained a memo to Greg Hands outlining concerns that the party's vote share could halve in both Tamworth & Mid Beds by-elections tomorrow, ending in the loss of both seats.
I'm indeed very confident of a Lib Dem win. I've knocked on hundreds of doors where there are very disgruntled Tory voters who'll either stay at home, or vote Lib Dem. Only a handful would even consider voting Labour. The Tories are going to lose, and Labour can't win in Mid Beds
Well, who knows? With a day to go, there seems all to play for, not only for Lab and Con, but for the LibDems too.
At a guess, I too would have looked (pre-2020) at the Cons as the most likely choice by far (Nadine Dorries scored almost 60% in 2019), but people even in very “Conservative” areas are now mightily angry (mixed with apathy in view of the convergence of most Con/Lab policy). Not sure whether those former Con voters will vote Lab, though. I am inclined to think abstention or voting LibDem might be more popular.
The betting markets are often wrong on by-elections. Still, at present the betting exchanges have the Cons odds-on, Labour around 3/1 and LibDems around 5/1.
Sounds plausible, but that LibDem bet at 5/1 could be value.
Craig who was Head of the FCO Section of the Embargo Surveillance Centre and worked full time on stopping Iraqi weapons procurement. And your expertise?
It would be superb, though unexpected at present, to see that horrible bitch accredited to the UK also expelled (or whatever).
I have had a wonderful birthday with my family and friends. Many thanks for all the best wishes. A bit of a strange career change to become a terrorist at 65 😉 #freepalestine
I suppose that Murray is referring to having been arrested on the basis of yet another malicious and lying complaint by the evil bastards of the “Campaign Against Antisemitism”, the same ones who are behind my politically-motivated trial late next month.
Looks like the pathetic Indian money-juggler and doormat for Israel is on the way out.
More about Tamworth
Further research into the Conservative Party candidate seems to confirm my earlier comments about his medals (Iraq and Kosovo): he enlisted in the Staffordshire Regiment, and served for 6 years. His final rank was Lance Corporal: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-cooper-38367816a/?originalSubdomain=uk, and it seems that his specialism was as a sniper.
Cooper himself self-describes as “Progressing from Sniper to Lance Corporal in the Staffordshire Regiment of the British Army. Completing tours such as Iraq, Kenya, Kosovo and Bosnia performing duties including surveillance, target acquisition and official duties in France for Queen Elizabeth II“; and
“Experienced, effective and diligent Railway Engineer with a strong track record in the sector following on from a distinguished military career. I specialise in railway maintenance and asset management but also have significant experience of railway engineering projects.”
Cooper having been a railway engineer for 17 years, I should think that he does a lot more good in that field than he might as an MP.
Well, there it is. We shall know the result late tomorrow, or early on Friday.
I think that Labour will win at Tamworth; not so sure about who will win in Mid-Beds. The bookmakers prefer Labour at Tamworth, and the Cons in Mid-Bedfordshire.
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This could be one of the biggest scandals I’ve ever uncovered. The actual inventor of the Lithium-ion battery said that they were unsuitable for mass rollout due to fire hazard. Most of the UK’s future energy strategy is based on something that is dangerous: My column: https://t.co/FQgeKqvqEA
FAZ: Russia is using the situation in Israel to discredit the United States and distract attention from Ukraine
After the Hamas attack, the Russian President, on the one hand, spoke out for Israel’s right to defend itself, on the other hand, he condemned the blockade of Gaza,… pic.twitter.com/7MW16BA6KS
“FAZ: Russia is using the situation in Israel to discredit the United States and distract attention from Ukraine.
After the Hamas attack, the Russian President, on the one hand, spoke out for Israel’s right to defend itself, on the other hand, he condemned the blockade of Gaza, comparing it to Leningrad, and confirmed his commitment to the two-state principle.
Despite the fact that Russia has good contacts in the region and called for de-escalation of the conflict, Western countries in the UN Security Council rejected Moscow’s proposal. Frankfurter Allgemeine explains this by saying that Russia has intentions to use the new conflict to its advantage. The newspaper points out that the Russian president calls the situation in Israel “a striking example of the failure of US policy in the Middle East” and accuses Washington of not taking the “fundamental interests of the Palestinian people” into account.
In addition, according to the German newspaper, the Kremlin is using the conflict to divert attention from Ukraine. “The prospect that Israel will now receive Western weapons and ammunition that Kyiv might otherwise receive is emboldening the power apparatus and the media” in Russia.
Moscow also benefits from rising oil prices, which fill government finances.“
Ukraine will be left without US help if the disputes are not resolved in Congress
Confusion in the US parliament could create serious problems for Taiwan, Ukraine and Israel. They risk being left without supplies of precision weapons if the US House of Representatives does not… pic.twitter.com/DwEdNMrZDu
America has been condoning Israeli war crimes for years, recalls Scott Ritter
It is not unusual that the Israeli military bombed a hospital in Gaza, killing 500 people. Such tactics are consistent with the IDF's "Mowing the Grass" doctrine, which involves disproportionate… pic.twitter.com/DEPgeFNy2j
“America has been condoning Israeli war crimes for years, recalls Scott Ritter It is not unusual that the Israeli military bombed a hospital in Gaza, killing 500 people.
Such tactics are consistent with the IDF’s “Mowing the Grass” doctrine, which involves disproportionate violence against not only militants, but also civilians, including children, US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter said in an interview with the Judging Freedom YouTube channel.
At the same time, he said, Washington is in no hurry to introduce an embargo, stop or at least criticize Tel Aviv, whose army is actually committing war crimes with the help of American weapons. Moreover, the United States has been turning a blind eye to this fact for many years. “We know what Israel is doing. We support what Israel is doing, so any talk in the US about compassion for the Palestinian population is one hundred percent false. We have never sympathized with the Palestinians. We have always supported Israel’s perspective and strategic goals, even if they include the “Cut the Grass” policy,” Ritter emphasized.”
“Rapists could be spared jail from next week as prisons reach breaking point, it was reported last night.
Sex offenders and burglars could be let out on bail rather than handed an immediate custodial sentence, according to guidance issued to judges.
The most dangerous criminals will reportedly have to be held in magistrates’ court cells if they are remanded in custody.
Prisons in England and Wales are on the brink of maximum capacity, with 88,016 inmates last Friday – leaving just 650 spaces spare.
The senior presiding judge for England and Wales, Lord Edis, ordered that sentencing hearings will have to be postponed from Monday, The Times reported.”
[Daily Mail].
There has been a sentencing crisis for years. While many crimes of drunken violence, acquisitive crime etc attract, quite often, non-custodial sentences, other crimes, often very minor, not only result in prison time but in very considerable time.
Look at the political realm. Harmless teenage fantasists who have downloaded online material such as the notorious Anarchist’s Cookbook (which was sold openly in London bookshops in the 1970s, and without the State imploding) have been sentenced to terms of 4, 5, even 7 years, incredibly. Anything (political or otherwise) involving illicit possession of a weapon (even a WW2 revolver) has attracted sentencing as severe, or more severe.
Likewise, there have been sentenced to prison people such as Alison Chabloz (sentenced to a number of months for posting “antisemitic” satirical songs and cartoons online), Jez Turner (a year, for having suggested in a brief speech in Whitehall that Jews should be driven out from England as they were under Edward I in the 14th Century), and “Sven Longshanks” (James Allchurch, sentenced to a very harsh 2.5 years for having posted “antisemitic” material on an internet radio station).
The alert reader will have noted the common factor in the immediately-above three Draconian sentences, but what do you expect when 10 Downing Street has the Israeli flag projected onto its facade? Or when Keir Starmer, posing as Labour Party leader, thinks that the Israeli ethnostate has every right to cut off water, food, and electricity (and everything else) from the 2 million inhabitants of Gaza.
As far as non-political crimes are concerned, one often sees newspaper reports these days about various types of criminal sentenced to, say, terms of 4, 5, or 6 years in prison, when a far shorter term of, say, a couple of years would really suffice. Likewise, people are sometimes —in fact, often— sentenced to a year or more in circumstances where, even retaining a custodial element, a few months would be more than enough.
At the present time, the crisis of available space would easily be solved if judges were to work out carefully, as they are supposed to do, the proper sentence in every case, but then, after all that, cut off a percentage, as an emergency administrative-judicial measure. Say 20%, so that a headline sentence of 5 years becomes one of 4 years, or one of 2.5 years becomes one of 2 years. That would scarcely impact anything other than space in prisons and, within a few months, would start to solve the present problem.
“Captain Sir Tom Moore‘s daughter has confessed to pocketing £800,000 from books written by the NHS fundraising war veteran.
In a tearful interview, Hannah Ingram-Moore revealed how the family received the money thanks to her father – whose lockdown walks raised £39million for the nation’s health service.
Mrs Ingram-Moore said her father wanted them to keep the profits from his three books: Captain Tom’s Life Lessons, One Hundred Steps and his autobiography Tomorrow Will Be A Good Day.
The family is also adamant that people buying the books were never told their money was going to charity.
However, the prologue of his autobiography calls this claim into question and suggests the veteran thought his books were just another way for him to raise cash.
The extract read: ‘Astonishingly at my age, with the offer to write this memoir I have also been given the chance to raise even more money for the charitable foundation now established in my name.’“
[Daily Mail].
I was in the minority of sceptics when the old ex-officer (he spent 6 years in uniform during WW2) started his “crusade”. While arguably wrongheaded, one had to respect the grit of the old fellow, yet the whole thing played into the “scamdemic” propaganda of the time, and even the £30M raised probably did little to help the maladministered NHS.
I could see that the daughter and her husband were basically a pair of freeloaders, if not outright frauds, but people so badly (and rightly) want to believe. In something. In anything. You only have to look at the well-known online “grifters” and frauds around. “Jack Monroe”, “Supertanskiii”, “Man Behaving Dadly” etc. There are dozens, probably hundreds, of them. They destroy trust in society, as do some of the family of the late Captain Moore.
Apparently, the Israeli regime is preparing for a big war.
In the Israeli territories, an underground parking lot is being converted into a hospital with several hundred beds and medical equipment. pic.twitter.com/wCHothy1C8
#Updates: #Gaza Renewed Israeli air strikes on al-Karama neighbourhood in Gaza Wednesday morning UN says Gaza has food and water for 12 days, after Israel cut all electricity, fuel, food and water to the besieged enclave
The Captain Tom debacle is a prime example of how the media can get people to believe anything and of how dissenting voices are silenced by accusations of being unpatriotic
I think that I may start including a random historical note from Wikipedia etc in all my blog posts. It is quite shocking how few British people know their own history, even in outline.
[little boy and his dead cat, following Israeli air attack on Gaza]
Were the atrocities not so terrible, it would be funny to see the UK Jewish/Israel lobby all both pushing out (identical) Israeli propaganda and —at the same time— saying, when asked about the quasi-genocidal Israeli Gaza siege, and mass murder of Gazan civilians, “oh, no, that has nothing to do with us; we bear no responsibility” and “we are just opposed to antisemitism, the actions of Israel are nothing to do with our campaigning in the UK...”.
Etc.
Typical.
Incidentally, I have never seen political fraud and con-man Nigel Farage so pumped-up as when parroting the current Israeli propaganda line in the past few days.
“In the wake of the merciless assault by Hamas, Israel seems to be planning the same approach.
All the signs are that its government is preparing to retaliate on a massive scale, mobilising the country’s formidable armed forces against Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas.
Yet just as Iraq turned out to be a calamitous error, fuelling a lasting cycle of violence, so I fear that – however understandable – any attempt by Israel to exact its vengeance with a savage display of military might could be just as disastrous.”
“…a full invasion, such as Israel’s generals are surely discussing today, would be a bloody quagmire. For Jerusalem, it would mean a conveyor belt of tired soldiers fighting day and night, resupplying with food, water and military hardware, rotating and evacuating casualties, for months on end.
It would chew up thousands of troops for little or no benefit, and poison the Arab world, and to a certain extent the international community, against the Jewish state.
Alas, it looks like Israel is set to take precisely this route.
Already the country has launched a barrage of air strikes, causing heavy civilian casualties – unsurprising given that more than two million people are living in a strip the size of the Isle of Wight.” [in fact, smaller than the Isle of Wight— 141 sq. miles as against 148].
“This bombardment has been buttressed by a siege designed to weaken the morale of the citizenry by cutting off their water and electricity.
Yet what is the ultimate objective? What does ‘victory’ for Israel even look like?”
[Gaza City, already devastated by Israeli air attack]
It would be even more interesting were Israel to face attack or, even more so, invasion from the directions of Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan, and perhaps even (though even less likely) from Egypt, and if the Palestinian Arabs of the West Bank were also to join in the fight.
The immediately-above scenario is unlikely, true, but the Americans must have some reason to have moved one of their fleets closer to the region.
If such a concerted invasion and uprising were to happen, though, Israel could be destroyed, its population fleeing in panic.
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There is such a disconnect between the stories and videos coming out of gaza and what the politicians and most of the media try telling us and I reckon most of the public recognise that no matter how much Margaret hodge talks over owen Jones about it being an obsessive hobby https://t.co/2stCAcLPZo
— any other leader would be 20 points ahead (@anyotherleader) October 12, 2023
I face trial late next month on 5 counts of contravening the notorious s.127 of the Communications Act 2003 (recommended for repeal by the Law Commission). Behind that prosecution, a pack of Jew-Zionists.
I cannot write about all that prior to trial, for reasons of potential contempt of court etc, but one aspect of the case is that I am alleged to have claimed that, in the UK, most of the TV and Press is effectively in the hands of Jew-Zionists (as Rupert Murdoch said years ago— and he is 100% pro-Israel…).
What do you think, blog readers?
be taken to the Gazza strip to see what the Palestinians are having to deal with, each and every day of their lives. We have, in recent years been too sympathetic to Israel, which, I believe we now have an out of control far right Israeli government. I am not, however, /
Margaret Hodge is just another Jew-Zionist liar and hypocrite.
It is now immaterial. It was used by Western media outlets to whip up hatred against the Palestinian people and rally support for Israel's attack on Gaza. This is a method the UK media always employ. I'm an old woman and I've seen it all my life.
— Mairead #HerdImmunityKills#RealSocialistsWearMasks (@imelda_mairead) October 11, 2023
[Nayirah al-Sabah, the lying Kuwaiti bitch at the centre of the faked 1990 Kuwait atrocity story]
I was in New York at the time, in 1990. Those lies (blown up hugely by the Jew-Zionist mass media) were quite effective in moulding the TV narratives and the political conversation etc.
Food, fuel, medicine and water have all been cut off into the Gaza Strip, while the land itself comes under heavy bombardment.
Water cut off, food cut off, electricity and gas cut off; all other supplies cut off, and area bombing and rocketing of civilian areas, in a “ghetto” occupied by 2 million inhabitants, 600,000 of whom live in Gaza City.
Of the 2 million Palestinian Arabs in the Gaza Strip, about 1 million are under-18, and most of that million are young children.
If there was ever a war crime amounting to at least quasi-genocide, this surely must be it.
“Without water, a person can die after 3 days, and usually no one can survive for more than 5-6 days.” [medical website].
Russian President Vladimir Putin was asked if he would step in to mediate between Israel and Hamas if asked.
There goes the very last scrap of respect I still held for Emily Thornberry 🤮🤦🏻♀️ https://t.co/YeCW6nFhUE
— Iris Ex Labour 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇱🇧 #StarmerOut! (@iris_mansi) October 12, 2023
Emily Thornberry, entitled “Labour” hog, with a part-Jew husband and a dozen buy-to-let properties. In fact, the only reason she ever joined Labour was because her well-paid lawyer/journalist/diplomat father abandoned her mother, and the mother had to move to a council property (in Surrey). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emily_Thornberry; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedric_Thornberry.
“She was called to the Bar at Gray’s Inn and practised as a barrister specialising in human rights law from 1985 to 2005 under Michael Mansfield at Tooks Chambers.”
[Wikipedia]
“Human rights” expert; you couldn’t make it up…
As I mentioned yesterday, the “human rights” lawyers (often Jewish, though she herself is not) seem to have gone AWOL now that Israel is involved…
[Emily Thornberry, some years ago, with (in centre) Mark Regev, then Israeli Ambassador, at a Zionist dinner in London]
If, as voter, you vote Labour now, you get moneygrubbing tools of Israel such as Emily Thornberry (and Rachel Reeves, and Yvette Cooper, and Keir Starmer). Why bother?
Emily Thornberry, “human rights” lawyer (etc), who thinks it justifiable for Israel to cut off water and food (etc) from 2 million people, almost all of whom (about 96%) are non-combatants, half of whom are under-18, and hundreds of thousands of whom are young or very young children.
Douglas Murray says the celebration of the Hamas attacks shows there are "simple supporters of genocide” in the UK.
I used to wonder what Israeli Intelligence had on Murray to make him the unashamed propagandist for Israel and the Jew-Zionist lobby that he is. Now, I tend to think that he is just deeply psychologically damaged.
As for Julia Hartley-Brewer, I think (am unsure) that she is part-Jewish. She is certainly rather ignorant; I had to correct her on a couple of legal points when I still had a Twitter account (a pack of Jews managed to have me expelled in 2018). Instead of thanking me for schooling her, she tried to obfuscate, and then blocked me.
Murray is right with his “flare” metaphor, though. These events have shown what group really pulls the strings of our “democratic” political parties, and System politicians. With a tiny number of honourable exceptions, all puppets of Israel and the Jew-Zionist lobby. From Sunak to Starmer, and from Emily Thornberry to that fraudulent bastard Nigel Farage.
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Consequences of the Russian attack on the train station in Oceretin near Avdejevka. pic.twitter.com/D8N3vY83RV
The war in Ukraine continues, but the Kiev regime now has to play second fiddle to the Israeli regime.
Support for Ukraine is not "unlimited" – White House
"And in Ukraine, as far as financing Ukraine is concerned, we are approaching the end of the rope." Today we announced $200 million and we will continue that assistance as long as we can, but it will not be infinite." pic.twitter.com/QvWakLN9Dg
Lavrov said that Zelensky’s words about the final stage of the conflict with the Russian Federation should be considered a recognition of hopelessness pic.twitter.com/eisjB8lPUa
As often seen in the past, Israel getting its “defence” in first…
Apparently it wasn’t enough for Israel to nonstop bomb Palestine, they’ve also just bombed Aleppo and Damascus airports in Syria. But they’re the victims here according to the US & West. pic.twitter.com/kVrXqsxQ1Q
“BREAKING: Israel bombed the international airports of Aleppo and Damascus in Syria, forcing them out of service. Bombing civilian airports in Syria. Massacring entire families in Gaza. Dropping white phosphorus on Lebanon and Gaza. This is the Israel that Western media tells you is a “victim”…”
If you don’t understand why Dresden was such a big deal, read this book. It might just give you a new perspective on the whole war. pic.twitter.com/LjmxTZjXMo
Zelensky is worried because the help of Western allies is weakening
The Ukrainian authorities want to get a new series of weapons in order to attack Russian positions after the unsuccessful summer counter-offensive, "ABC" writes. "Ukraine is desperate for more weapons to help… pic.twitter.com/WmLWessaIp
“Zelensky is worried because the help of Western allies is weakening The Ukrainian authorities want to get a new series of weapons in order to attack Russian positions after the unsuccessful summer counter-offensive, “ABC” writes. “Ukraine is desperate for more weapons to help its troops take over the positions of Russian units before the ground on the front turns muddy,” the newspaper said. According to the media, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived at the NATO headquarters in Brussels on Wednesday, as Kiev is becoming worried about the weakening of aid from the West, which until recently provided constant support to the Ukrainian armed forces.”
Stormy statements of former US intelligence officer about Israel's irreparable failure; Is it time to end the threat of Israel?
Scott Ritter, former US intelligence officer: Israel's ground entry into Gaza means more casualties and damage than Yom Kippur; Hezbollah's missiles… pic.twitter.com/L3JKhcvaq2
Tamworth constituency has a fairly ancient history (on various different boundaries and names), going back to the 13th Century. Its most famous MP was Sir Robert Peel, who represented the town from 1830-1850 (he was MP for three other places from 1809-1830), and who was Prime Minister 1834-1835 and 1841-1846: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Peel.
The most recent MP, the appropriately-named Chris Pincher, was rather less distinguished, having been finally forced to resign in 2023 after several years of having been accused, then eventually adjudged guilty, of having sexually molested men, including MPs, in bars.
Looking at his Wikipedia entry, it seems that Pincher only became an MP in 2010, at age 41, and had done nothing very interesting prior to that (though Wikipedia is not infallible). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Pincher.
Tamworth, on its present boundaries, was held by Labour from 1997 (when the present seat was brought into being) until 2010; Pincher failed to secure the seat in 2005, but took it in 2010 with a vote-share of 45.8%. Thereafter, his percentage vote increased at every election, peaking in 2019 at 66.3%.
At that 2019 election, Labour Co-op came in second, but poorly, on 23.7%. The other 4 candidates were very much also-rans, only the LibDems retaining their deposit (with 5.3%).
The by-election will be held on 19 October 2023, and has attracted 9 candidates: Conservative, Labour, LibDem, Green, UKIP, Reform (the latest Farage vehicle), Britain First, Monster Raving Loony, and an independent. See https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-stoke-staffordshire-66864806 for candidates’ details.
The Government is obviously deeply unpopular, and also seen as useless. However, Labour is not much liked either. There may be protest vote possibilities, but the main object may be to send a message to the Government, and I suppose that a vote for Labour is most likely to cause the Government pain, if it results in the by-election ending with a Labour win.
Hard for me to call. I have only once even driven through the town, and that was long ago. Not an area I know. Overall, it seems to me that the LibDems are too marginal here to have much chance, so it is between Con and Lab. To elect the Labour candidate would require a huge swing, but I think that it must be possible, as public feeling now stands.
If Labour can pull it off at Tamworth, the 2024 General Election will look sealed. The over-used word “seismic” comes to mind.
So we turn to Mid-Bedfordshire.
Nadine Dorries had to be almost forced out of the seat she had held since 2005, and which had provided her with a good income; both salary and very inflated expenses. She was lucky to have avoided prosecution. A very stupid, entirely uneducated, but withal cunning woman. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadine_Dorries.
The by-election, to be held on 19 October 2023, the same day as that at Tamworth, has attracted no less than 13 candidates, mostly minor or crank.
Nadine Dorries scored 59.8% at the 2019 General Election (Labour 21.7%, LibDems 12.6%).
Mid-Bedfordshire has been a Conservative Party seat since the 1920s.
This would normally be a shoo-in for the Conservative Party candidate, but several factors make that less than likely. Anger at the freeloading and fraudulent behaviour of Nadine Dorries. The general anger at the present Government. Perhaps also the fact that the Con candidate is a careerist black: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festus_Akinbusoye.
The Conservative Party candidate is presently Police and Crime Commissioner for Bedfordshire, only came to the UK at 13 from his native Nigeria, and is a Mormon.
The opinion polls have Con and Lab neck and neck, with the LibDems not far behind. Tactical voting may play the decisive role, but does that mean anti-Con voters voting Labour, or voting LibDem?
Reform, the Farage vehicle, is polling around 7%, as is county council chairman Gareth Mackey, standing as Independent.
Very hard to call, but Labour may just have the edge.
I suppose that the other point is that Sunak may be pressured to stand down as Con Party leader if one contest is lost (or only if both are lost?).
[Update, 22 January 2024: in the end, Labour won both by-elections.
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) October 7, 2023
What a difference a week makes. It is standing room only for Angela Rayner at 11.50am today at the Labour Party Conference. This is in stark contrast with the half-empty hall at last week’s Conservative Party conference. pic.twitter.com/lRIMio2BNX
Whatever may be said of Labour or Angela Rayner, that tweet is surely correct. The 2024 General Election is Labour’s to lose. The Conservative Party is just dissolving. I notice that evil sociopath Chris Grayling is now not going to stand for re-election.
Having said that, I see many white-haired and grey-haired people at that Labour show. All System parties are dying, and have few young people supporting them.
This is something that in any other period in history would've made me look towards Labour at the next GE.
But I know that no matter how much cheap housing they build, I'm never going to be a priority to get one.
Exactly. A million a year coming in, and only a few hundred thousand people (mostly real Brits) leaving (for Australia, New Zealand etc) each year. Result— misery.
Actually, many of the replies to the above tweet show how unthinking the self-describing “Left” pseudo-socialists are. They really think that importing millions of backward persons has no effect on housing provision etc; either that, or they do not care. They really should be regarded and treated as outright traitors.
The only survivor of her family. Tala Abu Daqqa, 11 years old, lived her whole life under a brutal siege. Survived 5 devastating wars on besieged Gaza and lost her entire family today after their house was targeted by an israeli airstrike.#GazaUnderAttack#IsraeliCrimespic.twitter.com/cfJDoVrlqA
Israeli warplanes carry out a series of airstrikes targeting civilian homes in the town of Beit Hanoun, north of the Gaza Strip.#GazaUnderAttackpic.twitter.com/0AsDqtek8q
“He must be desperate or in an awful state to go to such pains to try to come into the country that way.“
Or not able to enter legitimately, having no right to enter.
Brainwashed.
Bengal cat Tilly was well known in Gosport and became an honorary police officer – and now £2,700 has been raised to build a statue in her memory https://t.co/RxZ28ZS0vc
Well, looking at Downing Street this evening, does anyone now doubt what embedded group is pulling the strings of both the “Conservative” and “Labour” parties?
According to the Turkish sources, due to dwindling stocks of Iron Dome missiles, the Israeli army is not supplying ammunition to some units armed with the complex, with the exception of three batteries in Tel Aviv, one battery in Jerusalem and one battery in Netivot in southern… pic.twitter.com/E8957ykGAJ
“According to the Turkish sources, due to dwindling stocks of Iron Dome missiles, the Israeli army is not supplying ammunition to some units armed with the complex, with the exception of three batteries in Tel Aviv, one battery in Jerusalem and one battery in Netivot in southern Israel.
The seven batteries do not supply any ammunition or fire, and they only have a limited number of anti-aircraft guided missiles in case Palestinian missiles fly towards critical targets. This explains the fact that launches on Ashkelon, Ashdod and Sderot cause virtually no opposition.”
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Hezbollah are sending reinforcements to the Golan Heights. The Syrian army and air defense have also increased their level of combat readiness. In turn, the Pentagon is also increasing the level of combat readiness throughout the Middle… pic.twitter.com/Uk6G8bpx54
In the situation of escalation around the Gaza Strip, Russia is advocating for a ceasefire and the holding of essential negotiations, said the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN Vasiliy Nebenzya after the UN Security Council meeting on the situation… pic.twitter.com/mDaYxxIPTr
Owen Jones' young interlocutor could have cited the social science, which shows that multiculturalism does indeed have its downsides. pic.twitter.com/uc0D2nrpdm
That was Owen Jones joining in the Jew-Zionist-led msm attack on me 7 years ago, immediately after my wrongful and (as it now transpires) unlawful disbarment. He also colluded with depressive sex pest John Woodcock MP (now, and risibly, “Lord Walney”) to get me blocked by people on Twitter.
Woodcock/”Walney” was at one time the Chair of Labour Friends of Israel; Jones is part-Jew (either quarter or half: see my assessment of him above).
If conservatives and libertarians desire liberty, their priority should be opposing diversity.
Multicultural societies are the least free: with diversity comes more violent crime, terrorism and gang activity, requiring greater surveillance and restrictions on liberty.… pic.twitter.com/pmbHC96LpE
I double dare you to watch this video and then repost it👊. You know how YOU KNOW THIS DOCTOR IS ON TO SOMETHING🤔? They yanked his medical license for finding this out😳. Now YOU know👍 pic.twitter.com/D6wVkmkCKE
This is what happens if you try to give political representation to opposition to mass immigration in a white country: smeared, debanked, excommunicated, establishment media campaign to ban your party, and if none of that is successful, someone might just try and assassinate you. https://t.co/nf5yqChxnR
The SNP crashed from 44.2% in 2019 to 27.5%. To what extent that reflects hostility to the former MP, to the “nationalist” SNP having a Pakistani leader, to the Sturgeon scandal, and/or to the SNP’s failing record in government, is hard to say. Whether the result also reflects disenchantment with the idea of breaking away from the UK is also hard to say. Maybe a mixture of all of the foregoing.
For me, the fall in Conservative Party support from 15% to 3.9% is significant. The previous lowest point had been in 2005 (8.4%). A straw in the wind re. the 2024 General Election. At present, it looks as if only the safest Conservative seats (in England) will be held next year.
Turnout was only 37.2%, scarcely more than half of that in 2019. People are aware that the electoral system is just a rigged con-trick most of the time.
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🇩🇪 This week @elonmusk brought attention to the fact that the German government is supporting NGO's transporting thousands of migrants from the Mediterranean to Germany.
The head of one of these NGO's openly says his activism is motivated by a desire to wipe out white people. pic.twitter.com/vKSVI8uirt
🇬🇧 According to a poll from King's College London, one in three British people believe the great replacement is happening.
By the standards of liberal discourse, this means one third of the British public are far-right extremists, holding a view that is never represented in… pic.twitter.com/RKFkuLs6Pf
“According to a poll from King’s College London, one in three British people believe the great replacement is happening. By the standards of liberal discourse, this means one third of the British public are far-right extremists, holding a view that is never represented in mainstream media and censored off most social media. Despite the heavy censorship and vilification of people who hold this view, people see the reality of rapidly changing demographics in their homelands.“
Almost half the people polled disagreed. Are they blind, or just stupid?!
🇸🇪 This week, the Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson addressed the nation on the "unprecedented" rise in gang-related violence, calling on the military to assist the police in a situation that is increasingly out of control.
“This week, the Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson addressed the nation on the “unprecedented” rise in gang-related violence, calling on the military to assist the police in a situation that is increasingly out of control. Kristersson blamed “irresponsible immigration policy” and “failed integration” for this worsening crisis, stating: “Political naivety and cluelessness have brought us to this point. Irresponsible immigration policy and failed integration have brought us to this point.
Exclusion and parallel societies feed the criminal gangs, providing space for them to ruthlessly recruit children and train future killers.”
11 people were shot dead last month alone in Sweden, the second highest ever recorded in a single month.
Sweden’s upsurge in violent crime coincided with a large rise in inward migration in the 2010s. Sexual assault also rose under the previous self-labelled “feminist government”. A report in 2018 found that 8 in 10 ‘stranger’ rapes were carried out by migrants.”
“@LozzaFox is restricted on what he can and cannot say on twitter by his bail conditions. The police are using their powers to control what is said on social media. When they release a rapist on bail, are they restricting them from going near anyone else? This is deep state control of free speech, it’s dangerous, it’s unacceptable, and the police need to be reigned in on this before it goes any further.“
Alison Chabloz was likewise gagged. I myself am on unconditional bail, and so am restricted only by the need to avoid any perceived contempt of court prior to my expected trial in about 6 weeks’ time.
I think that we can be 99% sure what (((interests))) are pulling the strings of “controlled opposition” GB News, while hiding behind a maze of corporate mechanisms.
🇺🇦 A video with Ukrainian military commissars discussing prices for draft dodgers was leaked to the Internet pic.twitter.com/caAON4UTgu
Understandably, few Ukrainians now want to join, or be compelled to join, the failing Kiev-regime military effort.
Switzerland will pay Ukrainian refugees to leave – SwissInfo.
The government concluded that it would be cheaper for the state to encourage refugees to leave the country voluntarily than to continue paying them benefits and delaying departure after the expiration of temporary… pic.twitter.com/zrRSWW9Q4A
The German government has forecast an economic decline for the country of 0.4 percent. The Russian economy is expected to grow by 2.8% by the end of the year. Keep it up, Scholz, Burbok and company!" Medvedev pic.twitter.com/t8diI5tdZH
All decisions on the admission of new countries to the EU will be made only on the basis of merit, there will be no concessions — said the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. pic.twitter.com/2iRw0Th0kO
The Kremlin is establishing “deep and strong” cooperation with countries that are hostile to the West, including China, North Korea, Iran – Foreign Affairs
Western analysts believe that portraying Russia as a “rogue state” is a failed strategy, since this makes the Russian… pic.twitter.com/agb5OLur96
“The Kremlin is establishing “deep and strong” cooperation with countries that are hostile to the West, including China, North Korea, Iran – Foreign Affairs [magazine].
Western analysts believe that portraying Russia as a “rogue state” is a failed strategy, since this makes the Russian Federation a valuable partner for countries that were previously “undecided” on which side to take, and also strengthened relations with former allies.“
Ukraine's $24 billion aid package no longer safe – The Washington Post
Due to the chaos caused by the removal of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, the Biden administration is now deciding whether to seek a large sum for Kiev or to implement a smaller, short-term package of… pic.twitter.com/NvGoHcMLY0
“Ukraine’s $24 billion aid package no longer safe – The Washington Post Due to the chaos caused by the removal of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, the Biden administration is now deciding whether to seek a large sum for Kiev or to implement a smaller, short-term package of measures, according to the Washington Post.
According to the high-ranking official, the new strategy of supporting Ukraine will largely depend on who will become the next speaker and what kind of agreement they will be able to make with him, the article states.
Earlier this week, while announcing a new $5.3 billion aid package to Kiev, EU foreign policy and security chief Josep Borrell said the bloc was unable to compensate Ukraine for the amount of aid the United States had suspended.”
The President of the Russian Federation announced yesterday that the Burevestnik rocket had been successfully tested. This is a nuclear-powered global-range cruise missile. A rocket like no other in the world. Russian scientists and constructors, who started working back in… pic.twitter.com/cCvPEq9NeR
“The President of the Russian Federation announced yesterday that the Burevestnik rocket had been successfully tested. This is a nuclear-powered global-range cruise missile. A rocket like no other in the world. Russian scientists and constructors, who started working back in Soviet times, made another step forward.”
Many a true word spoken in jest…I remember a visitor from the Soviet Union, one Alex (not the MP above, of course), joking with me during a similar prison accommodation crisis (in 1987, I think, and seen on Channel 4 News) that the British Government should make a deal with the Soviet Government to house Brit convicts. Alex said that he could guarantee that the Soviet Government would turn a profit on it.
He ought to have known, he himself having been arrested and convicted, on entirely invented evidence, of having been a spy for a number of secret services. He had been about 18 at the time, and the arrest came in 1948, the peak of the postwar purge. He had then spent 5 years in a camp in the region of Archangel in Northern Russia. Stalin’s death in 1953 had saved him, and millions of others, from longer or worse.
“Where did it all go wrong for John Lewis? How Britain’s favourite High Street giant hired boss with NO retail experience whose disastrous reign saw stores shuttered, staff bonuses axed, £234m losses and decline of its famed customer service.”
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[“Where did it all go wrong for John Lewis?” Oh, no, wait a minute…]
Incidentally, her basic salary at John Lewis has been £990,000 p.a., nearly three times her previous salary (for 4 years) as head of OFCOM.
She has other revenue streams as well.
Incidentally, I myself often use Waitrose, which is part of the John Lewis Group. The decline , particularly since 2020, has been sad to see. The range and also quality of fruit and vegetables is much reduced, the formerly stellar customer service has almost gone, and there have been other disagreeable changes, while the prices have soared.
Hard to know where to place the blame, though, in circumstances where we have seen Brexit, the “Covid” scamdemic/panicdemic, the pathetic anti-Covid “measures” put in place, staff shortages locally, and general inflation.
The other day, I bought a small bottle of (40%/Vol) Kirsch. About £9.50. A few years ago, the price was £6.50 or £7. Hardly a typical everyday purchase, even for me, but not dissimilar to other items in its increased cost.
It is incredible how, in the Britain of 2023, to state the plain truth, the obvious truth that is staring us in the face, is actually controversial. Sign of a slowly (?) collapsing society.
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We need to stop all immigration regardless if it's legal or illegal immigration or asylum seekers or refugees and mass deportations and repatriations of immigrants already here. If you import the 3rd world you become the 3rd world. Enoch Powell was 100% correct. pic.twitter.com/fnF67aKxeK
— lieutenant colonel Kojak slaphead the 3rd. (@Scarfer13) September 25, 2023
In Ukraine, they are preparing to recruit people to serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine without age restrictions
Bill 10084 was registered in Rada, which should enable the mobilization of men over the age of 60. The age limit for privates is raised from 60 to 65, and for senior… pic.twitter.com/BiaaJ0XAsF
No wonder most Ukrainians are trying to avoid or evade being used as cannon-fodder.
A Ukrainian saboteur captured in Crimea stated that the group consisted of 16 people and was supposed to film materials about the “entry” to the peninsula.
For the second day in a row, the German Bild informs its readers that all is lost – despair reigns in Kiev, the situation is critical, and Western supporters are inclined to negotiate.
“Collapsed support: a major failure?” For the second day in a row, the German Bild informs its readers that all is lost – despair reigns in Kiev, the situation is critical, and Western supporters are inclined to negotiate. “Soldier fatigue” is one of the biggest dangers.
At the same time, it is absolutely obvious: the situation for Ukraine has not become any less, but even more threatening! The counteroffensive is going less successfully than the Ukrainians and the West would like. The number of victims is extremely high. There is no necessary support in arms from the West. And Russia can produce more per day than the West, despite the sanctions.”
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[“Russia has no borders; it is wherever there are Russians“]
A very bad organization of a bad state, but few things in modern history are entirely black and white…
Conservative Party Conference
Saw a few minutes of Sunak’s speech. Pretty pathetic. The HS2 fiasco has become symbolic. Not that I was ever anything other than opposed to the ridiculous vanity project anyway, but now we have massive cost, massive environmental damage etc, but no useful train line at all, just a line that goes to or from Birmingham but only to an outer suburb of London, thus losing its purpose altogether. As said, pathetic.
It seems that Sunak is trying to portray himself as a Prime Minister, when the whole country knows that his popularity (as was that of even more useless Liz Truss) has never been tested via General Election. The longer Sunak holds on, and the longer he puts off a General Election, the worse his position is likely to become. However, if a general election were to be held this year, the result would almost certainly be a disaster for the Conservative Party, and the number of its MPs likely be reduced to around 100, maybe only 50 or so. Therefore, the circus will have to continue into 2024, maybe until December 2024.
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Six Police Officers have turned up and searched @LozzaFox house. He is now being arrested for ‘conspiracy to commit criminal damage’.
Another great example of how the media and police are showing you all to your faces the rot that’s within. @LozzaFox has a squad of police raiding his house for comments made in jest about removing dystopian ULEZ cameras which DO NOT benefit anyone other than the ‘elites’.
Once my own trial is over in late November, I shall (unless gagged) blog about my own fairly recent experiences.
They knew Laurence would film this encounter
They knew that this would not intimidate him
This was a show of force for the cameras: to deter those watching, who don't have Laurence's reach/resources, from challenging Woke Progressivism and its superspreaders — like Sadiq Khan https://t.co/V1U5p50G6D
I'm sorry. But it seems the algo has been lifted? I am shocked that 1M people read these words spoken to me yesterday by my friend. He's going to freak when I tell him. 1,000,000 views? What the? @elonmuskpic.twitter.com/zfMQljfjqy
As the misinformation and disinformation bill looms over Australia, here's a flashback to my interview with @thecoastguy
"We are getting to this point with censorship and freedom of speech where we are almost being handed laminated cards with what we are 'allowed' to say. In a… pic.twitter.com/6Lb1LPg89f
The Russian Army repelled a powerful enemy attack near Orekhov on the Zaporozhye Front: Storm Shadow and HIMARS were shot down pic.twitter.com/87njR2bxq3
The wife of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, Elena, spent more than $1 million on Cartier jewelry in New York – The Nation write.
At this time, Zelensky made his first personal appeal to the UN General Assembly, demanding help and arms supplies from the West. pic.twitter.com/BacPCPJOKL
In Germany, politicians are forced to put up with the pro-Russian “Alternative for Germany”
For the main parties in Germany and the CDU in particular, the main question has recently become how to cope with the growing influence of the Alternative for Germany party, which many… pic.twitter.com/lqjt0aa7Dj
A '15 minute neighbourhood' is one in which all essential amenities are within a 15 minute walk for everyone living in the area – and most Britons (62%) support their area becoming one (including 57% of Tory and 73% of Labour voters) pic.twitter.com/MhZ18w7ivM
Out of 5 or 6 polling organizations, the highest Labour mark at present is 47%, the lowest 43%; the highest Con mark is 30%, the lowest 24%. LibDems are in the 9%-13% area.
One usually expects a narrowing of the polls prior to a General Election, and there is still maybe as long as 14 months to go before the 2024 General Election, but there is no sign of Con Party revival so far. In fact, the empty conference hall at Manchester is symbolic of what is happening in the country. Even dyed-in-the-wool Conservative voters are deserting, I believe. They are not going to Labour, most of them, but are either going to protest-vote via Reform Party or the LibDems, or simply abstain.
As for Con Party MPs, many are deserting the sinking ship. There is no unity. Even Suella Braverman’s attempt to capture the populist vote has foundered. Useless former Home Secretary (and Israeli agent of influence) Priti Patel has criticized Suella Braverman, as has the Indian money-juggler himself (Sunak).
At the moment, it looks as if Labour will win a huge victory by default. That might change, but how?
A fascinating fact about the discovery of insulin involves the critical contribution of James Collip. While Frederick Banting and Charles Best were instrumental in the initial experiments, it was James Collip who played a pivotal role in refining and purifying the insulin extract… pic.twitter.com/EByQTd7GxQ
“There was once a time when being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes was a death sentence. The ancient Egyptians first described the disease more than 3,000 years ago. During the many centuries that followed, parents would helplessly watch as their diabetic children slipped into comas and died.
By the 18th century, doctors discovered that a heavily modified diet could slow the disease. Many children were placed on starvation diets with limited carbs, which helped prolong their lives. However, such treatments were not very effective, and some children even starved to death. Fast forward to 1922, when a group of scientists went to the Toronto General Hospital, where diabetic children were kept in wards, often 50 or more at a time. Most of them were comatose and dying from diabetes. These children were in their deathbeds.
The scientists moved swiftly and proceeded to inject each of them with a new purified extract of insulin that they were able to successfully isolate. As they began to inject the last comatose child, the first one that was injected began to wake up. Soon, all the children in the room began to wake up—one by one!
The scientists responsible for saving the children’s lives were Frederick Banting and Charles Best. They both agreed that it would be unethical to profit from a discovery that could potentially save millions of lives. They sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for $1. “Insulin belongs to the world, not me,” said Banting.“
Not only talented but also extremely altruistic.
I have to admit that, were I in their position, I might have kept the patent for my lifetime, and used the proceeds for my own humanitarian and conservation projects. They decided otherwise, as did another brilliant person, Tim Berners-Lee, the main force behind the World Wide Web.
A wonderful ending, but that poor cat lived as a stray for so many years😢. It also shows how important microchipping is 💜
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) October 1, 2023
Our vet bill appeal has stalled. Many thanks to those who have already donated- you are stars 🌟. Here is some explanation of why our outstanding vet bills are so high (these are all on top of the routine bills for anti inflammatories, worming etc)💜https://t.co/uPCKhhDKhFpic.twitter.com/bESTIZiHwl
Over 40% of people on Universal Credit are in work, often working multiple jobs; no more hours to work, no time with their children, friends or family. No spare £ to save. No treats. That's not a life. #CPC23#CPC2023#ToryPartyConference
There are only 23 million people left in the territory of Ukraine controlled by Kyiv. pic.twitter.com/NXwPq6jyLw
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 2, 2023
A bill has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada, according to which they want to raise the military age for ordinary soldiers from 60 to 65 years, and for senior military leadership – from 65 to 70 years.
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— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 2, 2023
“Ukraine” of the Kiev regime has long been a “failed state”; now it is not really a state at all.
Russia cannot lose this war, strategically.
The “allies” of the Kiev regime are slowly beginning to realize the inevitability of its defeat (the belief in Ukraine’s victory has long faded away).
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 2, 2023
Japan's demographic crisis is accelerating. The number of residents has fallen by more than 800,000 over the past year, according to official data, mirroring similar trends seen in other East Asian countries.
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 2, 2023
The same or a similar social crisis as across Eurasia. The Japanese and others (including the UK) need to put in place social programmes to ensure that suitable young women reproduce (while the State reduces, steadily, immigrant infiltration). #Lebensborn.
Former CIA intelligence officer Scott Ritter decided to show off his analytical skills again. This time he said that the Armed Forces of Ukraine had already been virtually defeated, and political collapse in Ukraine could occur by the end of the year or next spring.
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 2, 2023
Former British Defense Minister Ben Wallace urged Zelensky to think less about the future of Ukraine and use more young people in the war pic.twitter.com/HGiTWcfiya
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 2, 2023
Ben Wallace, a washed-up one-time Guards officer (whose highest rank was Captain), and who is now politically washed-up as well (he ceases to be an MP soon, before the next General Election in 2024) has nothing to add of value.
Germany: —German grandmother (87) arrested for harshly criticizing migrants on Facebook
She is sentenced to 8 month prison and 2 years probation.
Same court ruled migrant who robbed pensioner (84) and smashed 245 cars “deserves mercy, not punishment,”
I say the same (“very or fairly bad”) about all of those categories, except the buses and the fire service, where I should have to answer “don’t know“.
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Free speech isn’t a spectrum.
You either believe in it or you don’t.
The cost of free speech is that there will always be people who say mean things you don’t like.
The answer to this is to grow a thicker skin and turn the other cheek.
— David Morgan 🏴 #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) October 2, 2023
Slightly simplistic but more true than untrue, in black and white terms.
Your grocery bills have doubled.
Your mortgage rates have skyrocketed.
You’re being taxed more than ever.
Your money is worth less now than at any point in history.
Should have listened to those pesky conspiracy theorists who warned you your blind obedience would lead to this
Bridgen scored 62.8% in North West Leicestershire in 2019. How much of that was “Conservative party” label, and how much personal support is an open question which will be tested next year. He may be lucky, looking at the dwindling support for the Con Party.
Military expert Yuri Knutov: The Russian Armed Forces have begun to use the new Sosna-N robotic complex against soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which is capable of finding and fighting snipers. pic.twitter.com/U3cYKPfbNE
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 2, 2023
Vatican's news outlet highlights Pope's longstanding relationship with Klaus Schwab – LifeSite https://t.co/7SGEy9eWj3
The thing that really winds me up about the cancellation of #HS2 is the absolute waste of money thats already been spent, the cutting down of ancient woodland, the destruction of the country side, knocking down houses, and now its all been for nothing! #ToryConference
Who in their right mind would face a beating, or worse, to try and prevent a pair of trousers or a bottle of perfume, from being nicked, and then risk being sued for assault ? This is so far beyond ridiculous that it’s becoming concerning. #ToryConferencehttps://t.co/swlxKDHJCw
In any case, the minister’s very silly idea seems to assume that shoplifters are all very obvious in their behaviour. Seems unlikely. Also, are members of the public likely to want to protect the inflated profits of Tesco etc?
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[Jardin des Plantes, Paris rive gauche, in winter]
“Ken Loach: ‘Keir Starmer is the worst Labour leader there’s ever been’.
In a no-holds-barred interview, the iconic filmmaker discusses his new film The Old Oak and the current state of the Labour party.
“…Starmer playing political tricks, the dishonest politician that he is. Unprincipled. Seeks power while breaking every promise that he made to get elected.”
What does Loach think about Labour at the moment?
“The Labour Party now is setting out to be the party of the establishment, like under Blair. Blair did what big business wanted, and Starmer will do the same. But the situation is now even worse, so the demands of big business are even more aggressive, and Starmer will do what big business wants. That’s his politics. He’s said as much. His team of similarly unprincipled politicians will do the same. Well, they have a principle, and that’s to support big business. They’ll do everything that big business wants.”
Largely correct, but many of the old-fashioned type of socialist still around today, such as Ken Loach (or Jeremy Corbyn), have no developed sense of race and culture (unlike an older generation, such as Jack London, who said “I am a socialist, but a white man first“).
For Loach and his type of socialist. everything is attributed to class, and/or wealth-disparity. Thus is explained away (read the full interview) why poor Northern English people do not want to live alongside equally-poor Middle Eastern migrant-invaders. Competition for scarce resources etc.
Loach does not seem to consider that, in places such as Knightsbridge, wealthy English people do not want to live alongside equally-wealthy (or more wealthy) Arabs and others, and often deride their behaviour and lifestyles. What price Marx and Engels in that situation?
Social-nationalism is both social and national. The clue is in the name.
Of course, Loach is right about Starmer. That puppet of Israel and the Jewish-Zionist lobbyis indeed the creature of what Loach calls “big business” (etc). The System is now ready to transfer power to a group operating under Labour labelling rather than under (as at present) “Conservative” labelling.
Starmer and his in-group (Yvette Cooper, Rachel Reeves etc), all “Israel-firsters” of course, are basically dictators in search of a dictatorship. They hope that, as under Blair and Brown, the UK electoral system will deliver an “elected dictatorship”.
I myself look upon the 2024 contest as essentially meaningless in big-picture terms: the same policies will be implemented as have been over the past 13 years, or the past 25.
Blacks and browns will continue to be funnelled into Europe (including the UK) at the same level, more or less; possibly even at a higher volume. The living standards of the UK population will continue to fall, overall (deliberately so). Free speech and freedom of expression will be restricted ever further (just as the Jewish lobby wants to happen). Arms and ammunition (and money) will continue to be transferred to the Kiev regime.
Only 60% of former Conservative voters are (at present) intending to vote Conservative, though not all are defecting to Labour or the LibDems. Such abstention or protest-voting still boosts Labour’s chances, of course.
The Government is clueless. Look at Sunak’s response to Suella Braverman’s speech about migration-invasion. Feeble. The one thing that might save the Con Party from near-destruction next year, if it involved deeds as well as words, and the Indian money-juggler, Sunak, does not want to know!
Beyond the opinion polling, I sense that, deep down, there is a consciousness, in many hearts and minds, that the UK (and all Europe) is suffering from malaise, and that rigged “democratic” elections cannot solve the (possibly existential) problems that White Europe now faces.
The training of Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers by British instructors in Ukraine, even if organized, will not bring results; the failed Ukrainian counter-offensive has already shown the level of such training, adviser to the head of the DPR Gagin told RIA Novosti pic.twitter.com/sqoEYPCJoK
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
They want to increase the defense budget by 68% compared to 2023. Intelligence believes Moscow will be able to maintain this level of spending.
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
The Russians should recall Archimedes and the story of the lever and fulcrum. Money spent on changing the political landscape of the West will be money well-spent.
The consequences of the nighttime Russian drones strike on an industrial facility in Uman, Cherkasy region of Ukraine pic.twitter.com/fjdsLcsNWs
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
How Warsaw has changed! The Palace of Culture is the same, but most other buildings either new or altered, compared to what the city looked like on my last visit in 1989, 34 long years ago.
In Germany they talked about a gift to Putin from the United States
President Vladimir Putin is likely relieved that the U.S. interim budget does not include funds to help Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/Q13ac0iO8Z
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
a powerful explosion occurred in Kiev, probably from a cruise missile that again hit the meeting place of employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate and representatives of Western intelligence services⚠️ Despite this, the channels and the government do not mention anything
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
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Britain is going to start a third world war by sending its military to Ukraine, says US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. pic.twitter.com/f9Cdv12J6M
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
Not so much “they” as (((they)))…
The victory of Robert Fico's party in the parliamentary elections in Slovakia is an alarming signal for the West, writes the Financial Times
The publication notes that the success of the Direction – Social Democracy party was achieved due to anti-Ukrainian rhetoric. pic.twitter.com/k5UvO7VjlX
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
“Guess who's back! Congratulations to Robert Fico on his undisputed victory in the parliamentary elections in Slovakia. It’s always a pleasure to work with a patriot,” he wrote on his page on the social network X.
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
Several European countries are now rowing back on support for the Kiev regime, and the bankrollers in Washington have realized that most of their financial and military support is being wasted or stolen.
Once the USA has a new President, support for the Kiev regime will dwindle or even stop, and about 6 months after that, Kiev will be taken by Russian forces.
In Lviv, they built a luxurious bomb shelter with a barman for the elite💲
💰 The ticket costs 30 thousand hryvnias per month.
A problem all the System parties have had to face for 15-20 years, partly because the party “conferences” are now just TV opportunities, designed to get a minute or two on TV news broadcasts. No debate, no dissent, no interest. So most party members do not bother to attend, knowing that they will be just spear-carriers in a TV news bore-fest.
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This means that they were not handled by Ukrainian soldiers themselves, because it would take a long time for Ukrainians to train themselves how to use this system properly, "Military Watch" writes.
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
All that means is that the areas where they are based will be entirely wiped out by strategic weapons.
Morawiecki, during a speech in Katowice, called on Ukraine to be grateful for the fact that Poland has sheltered millions of Ukrainians. He said that Germany should not be trusted. “The Germans will always want to reach an understanding with the Russians,” Morawiecki said.
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) October 1, 2023
With good reason. Germany’s main cities, and many smaller towns, were flattened by Western area bombing in the years 1941-1945, and/or brutally occupied by Soviet forces in 1944-1945. Germany must avoid another major European war. It is senseless to keep backing the corrupt, shambolic, and brutal Kiev regime.
[Reichskanzlei, Berlin, 1945]
[Marshal Zhukov inspects the ruins of the Reichstag, Berlin, 1945]
Ian Robert Millard 