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Diary Blog, 4 October 2026

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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Arutiunian]
[VDNKh, Moscow, after rain]

On the blog 3 years ago

On the blog 2 years ago

On the blog 1 year ago

Tweets seen

[“Medvedev: The most important event for Russia will be victory over Western and NATO forces.

He told Iranian state television that he was referring to the forces that are using Ukraine against Russia.

He particularly emphasized that Ukraine, if it wants a political solution, must officially recognize its neutral and non-nuclear status, abandon its nationalist course, and recognize the territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, as well as the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions as Russian territories.

He also stated that Kyiv must stop the persecution of the Russian language and return to the principles outlined in the Ukrainian Declaration on Sovereignty from the 1990s.“]

Idiot. How did he ever get to such a high position?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angus_Lapsley

I suppose he or his family knew the right people.

Worth watching/listening to that. Appalling behaviour by Israeli Jew operatives (MOSSAD etc).

Israeli/Jewish influence/power in the USA (and the UK is not very much better, though at least the public is waking up at last).

The American and British taxpayers are subsidizing their own oppressors. In the UK, it becomes more blatant every year.

I doubt that anyone would vote for that dim careerist woman; anyway, the Conservative Party is probably going to lose even the seats (maybe half of them) that it has at present.

Should be taught in schools, both in the USA and UK (but of course will not be, so long as the System rules).

Of course, the money is just a way-station. Power is their objective; to rule the world via money, via the money power.

cf. The Ring of the Nibelungen, and Lord of the Rings.

Interesting travel vlog

As before with those vloggers, there is a certain naivety. For example, they buy two baseball-type military caps with Chinese red stars, and wear them for a while. They would not wear caps with swastika emblems, nor even hammer and sickle emblems, probably.

What always strikes me about such vlogs about China is the scale of the engineering and architecture. The airports and railway stations put Europe, certainly the UK, to shame, frankly. The hotels and cafeterias as well. While I always have in the back of my mind the disregard the Chinese often seem to have for animal welfare (and, sometimes, human rights as well), it cannot be denied that China has leapt ahead in the past 20-40 years.

Another thing that struck me, but about the vlogging couple themselves, is how dependent they are on their mobile telephones. They pay for almost everything, from taxis to hotels, to railways and airline tickets, to food, even snacks such as crisps, using their telephones. One wonders where they would be were they to lose the devices, or have them stolen. Seems insecure, somehow. They even have apps or whatever to interpret for them in various languages.

Of course, I am a sceptic: I had a mobile telephone before most people, in 1993, and I had to have one when I worked as a barrister, but for the past many years have not had one, and do not really need one (I hope). My car has an emergency help facility built in, if I were to break down (unlikely) or have a crash. Have never had to test that out though; hopefully, it works…

Taiwan looks almost deserted in that vlog, despite having 23M people in a country half the size of Scotland. I suppose the main populations live in or around Taipei, in the north. The vloggers are in the west, having arrived from mainland China on a small ferry.

Ah, I see now that I mistook where they were, not on the main island of Taiwan at all, but on Kinmen Island, a very small part of Taiwan that is only about 2 miles from mainland China.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinmen

Interesting that the mainland Chinese have not invaded that small island. They must be following the maxim of Sun Tzu, “to win without war…this is the supreme excellence“. A saying we in Europe might ponder. There is no overt Chinese aggression towards Europe, but we do see increasing numbers of Chinese living in parts of Europe, not least the UK. Millions of them.

I believe that border areas of Russia, in the (once Chinese) far-eastern parts known from the 1930s to the early 1990s as the Soviet Far East, have seen seepage of Chinese (farmers, traders etc) coming to live there.

Another vlog from the same couple

As with their previous vlog posts about Iran, interesting to see aspects of everyday life there not usually seen on the UK/Western mass media.

Incredible carpet shop in Isfahan. Even less expected, a great hotel (albeit rather glitzy) in the same city.

More tweets seen

All such rioters should be executed in the field, as soon as seen and designated.

So people earning £100,000+ per year are in need of State-subsidized childcare? The Nigerian idiot is even more of an idiot than I had previously thought. £100,000 p.a. (pre-tax) is scarcely a fortune, but it is still 2x-3x what most people are paid in the UK, and 8x-10x what many have to live on.

Also, the lady tweeter is right. The nexus “work hard/high pay” is not at all as firm as many believe.

Kemi Badenoch thinks that all the unemployed are “feckless drunks“. She was caught saying it. Not only very arrogant and dismissive, but actually wrong. Only a small minority are feckless drunks.

I think that you can see there the Nigerian woman’s background coming out. She, after all, is not English and, except that she has a British passport because her parents came to have her born in London so that she could later get a Brit passport (as the law was until 1982), is not in any real sense British. She was brought up in Nigeria and then the USA. She only came here as a teenager of 16-17. Her attitudes are basically pseudo-“libertarian” American, not British or indeed European.

Late tweets

[“Ivor Caplin, former defence minister under Blair during Iraq, and best friend of @peterkyle, has registered as homeless in Hove, after his company went bust with £100,000 debts. The former chair of @JewishLabour blew a fortune on crystal meth while allegedly sexually assaulting a young person in a homeless in a hostel in Brighton. Many @bhlabour members know a lot more than they have told @sussex_police.“]

Links to Mandelson, and therefore to Epstein and Israeli Intelligence.

Already there for many people. Also, it will become very difficult, almost impossible, to live a normal life without being plugged-in to the System matrix via mobile telephones, computers etc. That is almost the case already for many.

The Israeli Jews continue to kill and maim civilians in Gaza and elsewhere and, via their fifth column of Jew-Zionists and suborned non-Jew pro-Israel drones in the UK, to interfere with British political life and freedom of expression.

In 1948, a monster was born.

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Diary Blog, 27 September 2026

Afternoon music

On the blog 3 years ago

On the blog 2 years ago

On the blog 1 year ago

Latest Bealtaine Cottage vlog

The “traveller” disease

https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/26581543.two-donkeys-drugs-counterfeit-cash-seized-selby-area

“Two donkeys, Class A drugs and counterfeit cash have been seized as part of a major police operation in North Yorkshire.

Police carried out an animal welfare warrant alongside the RSPCA, North Yorkshire Council and Trading Standards, where two donkeys were seized over concerns about unnecessary suffering.

The donkeys were found among other animals, and the site was also issued a number of animal welfare notices.

North Yorkshire Police said: “Officers and partners also identified suspected illegal puppy breeding, which is now subject to further investigation and enforcement activity.”

In Selby, officers executed a drugs warrant where a quantity of Class A drugs and counterfeit cash were found.

One person was arrested as part of this investigation, police confirmed.

Meanwhile, officers working with the DVSA filed 14 Traffic Offence Reports in Escrick – one of which involved a vehicle being seized for being driven with no tax and another seized for no insurance.”

[York Press]

The words “traveller”, or “Irish tinker” are nowhere to be seen in that news report. Self-censorship.

The huge nuisance of the so-called “travellers” has to be addressed as a matter of urgency once Britain has a real government, one that cares about the British people, the environment, animals, and birds.

One —yes, admittedly, very unpleasant— day, and the whole problem would be solved forever.

Tweets seen

Well, that probably means that Switzerland will join much of the rest of mainland Europe in being devastated, somewhere not far down the line.

https://tass.com/world/2193617

Russia now has about 2 years in which to conquer and hold (at least) the whole of Eastern Ukraine. Attrition alone cannot do it in the time available.

Images not clear enough to make a definite judgment.

The bigger issue, of course, is whether the UK should be hosting or facilitating American air operations at all. I say not.

The “Socialist Worker” mob, the ever-present and inevitable “Socialist Worker” mob. I can recall them (at least, their nominal forbears in political stupidity) as long ago as 1975, when I was 18. I am now 70.

Complete idiots. The political equivalent of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Noisy irrelevances.

I believe that the Socialist Worker Party was started and led at first by a Jew called Ygael Gluckstein, who used the Anglicized nom de guerre “Tony Cliff”. According to Wikipedia, it now has a notional membership of 6,000, of which the core membership is about 2,000: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Workers_Party_(UK). I believe that the membership was at one time (1970s) rather higher in number.

The “SWP”, as mentioned, has been a fringe or crank party for about 76 years, under a few names (as “SWP” since 1977). You would think that, after 76 years, its adherents would by now understand that they are going nowhere. I suppose that, as implied, the members are not the most intelligent or mentally balanced in the political realm.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Workers_Party_(UK)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Workers_Party_(UK)

I see now from Wikipedia that Gluckstein/”Cliff” went up the chimney in 2000, and that others are now in charge of the splintered SWP.

The most recent “leader” of the SWP seems to have been “Comrade Delta”, aka one Martin Smith, who however was removed after he allegedly committed rape and sexual assault against members. The other “leader” noted by Wikipedia is one Alex Callinicos, of partly (Southern African) Greek origin, and who is now 76: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Callinicos. Surprisingly, Callinicos is descended from (is the grandson of) the famous Lord Acton: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dalberg-Acton,_1st_Baron_Acton.

In the manner of, as already noted, the Jehovah’s Witnesses, or Salvation Army bands at Christmas-time, the SWP’s presence (being noisy and objectionable) at by-elections seems to be unavoidable.

Incidentally, but interestingly, the Callinicos person is related, via his grandfather Lord Acton, to the Austro-German (though also part-Jew) nationalist Count Arco auf Valley [1897-1945] who assassinated the Jew Kurt Eisner, the revolutionary socialist who became President of the short-lived People’s State of Bavaria (November 1918-February 1919).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Graf_von_Arco_auf_Valley

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Eisner.

Looking at a longer version of that clip, it seemed to me that the political cretins of the SWP today are in every respect indistinguishable from those of several decades ago. They look the same, have the same or virtually the same placards, shout out the same tired “antifascist”/”antiracist” slogans. Nothing has changed…except the whole world and society around them. They should be in a museum (perhaps with the advances in robotics and AI, they eventually will be).

More tweets seen

Ha ha! Deport Tugendhat to his beloved Israel. He has relatives there…

More seriously, the “Conservative” Party must be getting really desperate now. Latest poll had them on 17%, and personally I should not be surprised if they get only 15%, maybe even as low as 10%, should the next general election only be held in 2028 or 2029.

Much more difficult in a relatively small and crowded country such as Britain. Still, on the right road, I think. I have blogged a bit about “prepping” in the British/European context (as distinct from North America, Australasia etc). Use the search box on the blog.

Starmer-stein’s mandate, as Prime Minister, was very doubtful: in 2024, in rough terms, out of every 20 eligible voters, 8 did not actually vote, 4 voted Labour, 3 voted Con, 2 voted Reform, 2 voted LibDem, and 1 voted Green. Labour was voted for by 4 out of 20 eligible voters (4 out of 12 actually-voting voters).

Burnham has merely inherited Starmer-stein’s purple (via the equivalent of a palace revoilution) and, naturally (in political reality, if not in strict British Constitutional terms), has far less of a mandate than Starmer-stein. He has no programme beyond that of trying to please as many likely or potential voters as possible. He is totally out of his depth in every way.

Salutary tale

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16154307/Swedish-Piddington-BANNED-migrants-13-years-1988-Sjobo-shocked-Europe-controversial-referendum-Nearly-40-years-later-wish-ban-voted-never-lifted.html

“It is a familiar political story in a place that became infamous almost 40 years ago, when many of its residents voted to reject the arrival of refugees, in a referendum that sent shockwaves across Sweden and Europe.

In 1987, Sweden adopted a new strategy to distribute refugees more evenly across the country, and asked Sjobo, then a town of around 15,400, to take in around 15 people.

‘Anyone can understand that the next generation of Swedes will no longer be blonde and blue-eyed,’ Sven-Olle Olsson, a municipal councillor who was vehemently opposed, said at the time. He organised a referendum on the issue.

The ‘No’ side won the referendum with almost 68 per cent of votes, triggering a political storm in the country.

There are parallels to be drawn from the case in the recent ‘independence’ referendum held in the British village of Piddington in a symbolic protest against plans to accommodate 1,250 asylum seekers in a nearby military site.

Things have changed ‘enormously’ in Sjobo since 1988, according to Ms Ramel, now a municipal councillor herself who is trying to change Sjobo’s image.

She said the municipality now fulfils its requirements by welcoming new arrivals, even taking in more than some other towns in the region.

The anti-migration Sweden Democrats emerged from the election as Sweden’s third-largest party, after winning 62 seats in the 349-member parliament. 

The party won 43 per cent of votes in Sjobo in the 2022 general election, still enjoying strong support in the southern town known for its contentious September 1988 referendum.

That support remained strong in this month’s election, with the Sweden Democrats taking more than a third of the vote in several of Sjobo’s polling districts.

The party won 38.8 per cent in Sjobo Linne, 33.8 per cent in Sjobo Emanuel and 36.1 per cent in Sjobo Farsinga in the parliamentary election.

‘In the end, Sjobo residents were right, if you want to put it that way,’ 89-year-old Bengt Lundgren, who voted for the Sweden Democrats in the recent election, said with a broad grin.

Sweden struggles to integrate its immigrants.

Around 20 per cent of its population is born abroad, according to 2025 data from Statistics Sweden.

The Oxfordshire village of Piddington held its own unofficial referendum over migration on September 16. 

Some 285 of the 312 residents who voted backed a symbolic declaration of independence from Britain, in protest at plans to house 1,200 asylum seekers at a former military base nearby.

The vote had no legal force, but campaigners hope the gesture will send a message to Westminster over the proposed asylum accommodation at the former Ministry of Defence site at Bicester.“

As far as I am concerned, if the Swedes become no longer really Swedish at all, there is no reason for that country to exist. Same goes, mutatis mutandis, for this country. See also:

We know what will have to be done in our country if we are to survive as a people, but we are not “allowed” to express it, let alone do it.

Talking point— free speech

https://www.prosperity.com/media-publications/reversing-britains-free-speech-recession

Worthwhile proposals.

See also: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/276bdafc2bc75a7a

Late tweets

As previously blogged, in purely careerist terms, Shabana Mahmood has “played a blinder”: a Pakistani woman whose only legal work background was a 1-year Bar pupillage, followed by a year or two as a “gopher” in a provincial firm of solicitors, gets into the old MP racket and is made “Lord Chancellor” and then Home Secretary! You couldn’t make it up! Now she invites thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands, from some of the most backward parts of the world, arguably, to come and live as total parasites off the backs of the British people.

Britain, better said many of the British, seem to have a death wish. Would I be made a Cabinet minister, or even an MP, in Pakistan? I think not (yes, I know that the Mahmood woman was born in Birmingham. Do you really think that makes any significant difference?).

Completely wrong, and politically explosive. The Triple Lock is not “unaffordable“. Stop throwing billions away on “Ukraine” (Zelensky’s dictatorship), on the housing, feeding, and otherwise funding of the now millions of black/brown migrant-invaders; the same goes for other huge wastes of money (Britain just gave £650M to Angola, a country completely unconnected to Britain or its history, so that the corrupt and totally useless Angolans can improve their airport. That is only one of hundreds of examples).

I declare an interest. I myself do benefit, marginally, from the Triple Lock. My State Pension (only about half of the full rate, by reason mainly of my time overseas) does increase by a slightly larger amount by reason of the Triple Lock. We are talking about a few pounds, if that, per week…

Any political party, whatever the reason or excuse, binning the Triple Lock can consider itself binned forever by any voters aged, say, 55+ (pensioners and those who hurtle towards State Pension age).

The idea of a State social care service that works is a good one, albeit one that has been obvious, and the service obviously needed, for many years. It has to be paid for, and there have to be enough employees to operate it. So how will it be paid for, and from where will come the huge number of employees needed?

A corrupt, shambolic, thug-regime.

If the City of London falls away, the UK economy, as it now is, will nosedive.

I do not like to advise young people, say 18-30, to abandon this country, but I should certainly say (as have Nick Griffin and others) that they should at least leave London and the other larger conurbations (which are in any case becoming —or have already become— non-white). I can understand why so many are seeking other locations in the world, especially in the Anglosphere, for medium to long-term residence.

[“Russian missiles and drone aircraft are doubling the cost of the war for Europe.

THE RUSSIAN MILITARY IS INCREASINGLY EFFECTIVELY DESTROYING THE UKRAINIAN ECONOMY AND THE TAX BASE OF THE KYIV REGIME.

We are now truly at a turning point, where the policy of each player is being determined. Continued support for Ukraine will lead to the collapse of the traditional political system in Europe.

Russia should continue to destroy the tax base of the Ukrainian economy, thereby increasing the cost of the war for Europe, so that Europeans can consider whether they can afford to find an additional 30-40 billion at a time when opposition is growing in EU countries.

There is no guaranteed funding for Kyiv for the next year. If it becomes clear that Ukraine cannot last even a year, the question will be raised in the EU: why did we need all of this?“]

Britain could have cost-price oil and gas.

Leave NATO, close down U.S. bases (under RAF or other flag), and stop giving arms, ammunition, money, and other help to the corrupt Kiev regime. In return, cheap gas, cheap oil, and a guaranteed huge market in Russia for British goods and services.

[“Russia has reactivated the “Dead Hand” retaliatory nuclear strike system, according to The Sunday Times.
The publication reports that the secret underground complex, “Facility 1335,” linked to the Soviet “Perimeter” system, has been expanded in the Ural Mountains and is now fully operational again.
Its purpose is to ensure the transmission of retaliatory orders, even after a massive attack on Russia.
“]

Late thoughts

“Wars and rumours of wars“, to quote Revelation. There is certainly a good deal of chatter around. More seriously, i.e. in terms of actual events, the dial is being turned up in various ways: the situation in both the Persian/Arabian Gulf and the Red Sea; the intensification in and around Ukraine/Russia; the North Polar region (noting the new U.S. bases about to be constructed in Greenland); the uncertainty around the AI technology and the robotics technology (both in itself and around its possible economic and social effects); the continuing mass migration invasion of Europe; the increasing political instability in Europe.

When, rather than if.

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Diary Blog, 23 August 2026

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Interesting vlog featuring Siberia

Another “Matt and Julia” vlog post. This time they fly from Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) to Novosibirsk, and then to Kemerovo, where Julia was born.

I was interested to see how nice, relatively uncrowded, and how up-to-date, were the airports. Novosibirsk Airport was especially impressive.

As to Kemerovo in snow, slush, and minus-degree temperatures, it looked pretty bleak to me. One thing that surprised me, and that I had noticed on some of their other vlog posts, is how far the couple are prepared to walk, when many (including me) would have preferred to go by car. They set off (not even wearing gloves) from the home of Julia’s relatives to central Kemerovo, striding purposefully through the snow in what looks like a vast snowbound urban landscape. They seem to be walking for miles.

Worth seeing, despite the relatively superficial commentary.

Tweets seen

I think that is Kreshchatik, the main street of Kiev, but filmed long ago, in late Soviet times.

I do not usually watch ice-skating or ice-dancing, but it is amazingly graceful and skilled.

I myself have skated a little in the past, when I was in my twenties, though never either skilfully or gracefully. I occasionally hit the Queens Ice Rink in Queensway, Bayswater (London) in the early 1980s, and also skated once, in 1996, at the Olympic ice rink at Medeo, near Almaty, Kazakhstan, built for the 1980 Winter Olympics.

Happy times (in part).

Rewilding

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/aug/21/somerset-rewilding-holnicote-estate-wetlands-rivers-resilience


“Aerial footage of an estate in Somerset has revealed the benefits of rewilding land in the face of extreme weather brought about by the climate crisis.

The area of the National Trust’s Holnicote estate where rivers have been returned to their natural courses and wetlands have been restored have remained green and lush during the five heatwaves across the summer. In contrast, the surrounding countryside has become parched and brown.“

[Guardian]

Ships’ cats

See also: https://www.theguardian.com/theguardian/2001/aug/04/weekend7.weekend9.

Our animal friends.

[“On 19 August, Zelensky fired his deputy chief of staff Irina Mudraya, who, among other findings, had 600 million rubles in bank accounts in Ukraine and Israel. (She bought her daughter a Lexus for her 18th birthday.) Kyrylo Budanov, Zelensky’s chief of staff, organized her bail. Anti-fraud investigators in #Ukraine released recordings of Irina Mudraya repeatedly referring to instructions from “the leadership” – which the investigators said likely means either Budanov or Zelensky. The case is the latest of several fraud investigations among Zelensky’s inner circle.

His former chief of staff Andrey Yermak, accused of laundering $10 million through a luxury property scheme, fled to Israel where Zelensky’s parents are living.“]

System party idiots, as that lady was until her ex-husband was voted out as MP, she then losing her job (paid for via Parliamentary expenses), have been pushing for conflict and even war with Russia for several years. I hope that now they are not going to get what they have been wanting, the stupid nuts.

Britain should be cultivating better relations with Russia: leave NATO, and dump the Jew Zelensky and his corrupt shambolic thug regime.

You will not see Matt Goodwin (or Farage or, even less, Tice) mention the Jewish and Zionist roots of our national destruction.

Bealtaine Cottage vlog

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[painting by Russell Flint]

Diary Blog, 5 August 2026

[coat of arms of Pope Pius XII]

Morning thought

I saw a few minutes of one of those boring TV shows about buying, renovating, and selling/renting unaesthetic little houses. In this one, the buyers were two African women, I think sisters. In the brief segment I saw, they were buying the house “as an investment“, with the idea of renting it out and also getting a capital gain. The younger sister had just graduated from somewhere calling itself a university, and hoped to make a living out of property, i.e. renting houses out to people (who would therefore have to use much of their modest pay to rent it). The “British” msm thus commends buy-to-let parasitism: someone will have to work to get money so that those Africans can live, parasitically, upon the labour of the tenants. It’s just wrong.

On the blog a year ago

Tweets seen

[“The Ministry of Defense reported on the targets hit during last night’s attack:

  • A logistics center called “MLP-Chayka” in Kyiv, used for storing and distributing components for drones.
  • An automated warehouse called “Epicenter” for processing orders and storing dual-use goods.
  • A logistics center belonging to “Nova Poshta,” where dual-use goods, including those for drone production, were stored and distributed.
  • A logistics center in Brovary, Kyiv region, where drones were stored.
  • A major hub for distributing and storing components for drones of various types.
  • A “Novus” logistics center, where drones and their components were stored.
  • Warehouses belonging to companies such as “Silpo FOOD,” “Ice Logistics,” Raben, and others, which were used for storing weapons.
  • A fuel and lubricants warehouse and a “Nova Poshta” logistics center in the Chernihiv region, as well as a gas compressor station in the Poltava region.
  • In addition, Russian forces struck three naval vessels south of Odesa, which were delivering weapons and military equipment to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces acknowledged that they were unable to intercept any of the missiles during last night’s attack“].

That would seem to imply that Russian Intelligence, whether SVR, GRU, or other, is now very active within the areas controlled by the Kiev regime.

Incidentally, BBC TV News this morning had on some Ukrainian woman from RUSI, the Royal United Services Institute. Unable to maintain even a superficially “impartial” facade; very biased; tendentious.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_United_Services_Institute

Very foolish.

Enemies of Europe’s future.

Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare

Everyday life in Shiraz, Iran

Not every Iranian is a military officer, Islamist fanatic or, indeed, dissident.

More tweets

The same happens to non-journalists (such as me). Especially via malicious Jews who “monitor” (snoop upon) online posts.

I do not recall pro-Israel, pro-Jewish-lobby careerist Wallace defending my rights to write or speak over the years; neither did Israel puppet Toby Young, or his fake “free speech” org. In fact, Wallace used to tweet against me a decade or so ago.

Still, even a stopped clock sometimes tells the right time…

For readers unaware of who Jason Arday is, he is the semi-literate black who is now, ludicrously, a professor of sociology at Cambridge; he plagiarized the work that led to his degrees and to his present position.

See also: https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16031425/Professor-Plagiarism-falsely-claimed-written-book-emerges-aide-Lucy-Powell-appointed-fire-Professor-patron-charity-year.html

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationing_in_the_United_Kingdom.

It might be a good idea for all those with more than a half-acre of land to set aside a quarter of an acre for growing food. That sounds like a small area, and is, but it is possible to grow quite a lot of food, in season, on such an area, even in the open rather than under glass; especially in southern England. For example, ~2-5 tons of tomato (~5,000-20,000 pounds weight). Or 2,500-4,000 pounds of broccoli. Or 5,000-8,000 pounds weight of potato.

It can be seen that a quarter-acre, or even an eighth of an acre, can produce rather a lot of food, especially vegetable food.

Not a complete answer, of course, and many people have no open space at all, but certainly an idea to consider for those with the possibility.

I was unaware until this week that private households can apply to water companies for a free water butt for their gardens. I remember seeing wooden ones in childhood, but those given out free of charge now are plastic.

Elimination of tinker/”traveller” predators and scavengers would make the UK a safer place overnight, make the (real) British people happier, and reduce the prison population accordingly.

Our animal friends.

Who is “we“, though? Goodwin often sounds as though he thinks that the UK is somehow in a position of supreme power in this world. No longer, if it ever was. Goodwin has a point on AI technology but, in the end, whatever happens in the UK is only of secondary —some might say “peripheral”— importance.

cf. “net zero”, “emissions causing global warming” etc…

Translates to a Commons with about 284 Labour MPs (42 short of a majority), 130 Reform UK (official Opposition), 127 Cons, 62 LibDems, 20 SNP [etc].

Would seem to imply a Labour-LibDem pact.

I have fought all my life against this meaningless “left/right” stuff. Impossible to define adequately. Just ignore such labels, and focus on policy.

Were Europe to face nuclear devastation, I doubt that the USA would get involved. Russia has 6,000+ nuclear weapons, many of them placed on unstoppable strategic missiles. Would the American ruling circles really put their cities, towns, military and naval bases in the hazard if Kiev, Warsaw, Berlin, even London were destroyed? I think not.

As for the USA, imagine if, say, its most important or populous ~200 cities were to be destroyed. At the bottom end, that means places such as Miramar, Florida, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa; places of which most people (even most Americans) have never heard. The USA would take about a century, maybe several centuries, to recover.

I think that the USA will keep the Mutually Assured Destruction threat for its own protection, but only for itself; not extended to the “NATO allies”.

Ideally, Europeans should take over Africa again, this time fully (far easier than many imagine), rule the continent benevolently for the benefit of Europeans, animals, birds, and Africans, put untermenschen such as Julius Malema up against a wall and, as for those (((others)))…well, my regular readers can probably guess what I think.

British Army news

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16029931/war-games-expert-warns-NATO-Russia-battlefield.html

“A top military official has claimed that Nato is more than a decade behind Russia’s military capabilities, months after a British brigade was wiped out by a Ukrainian unit in war games.

Last year, the UK took part in a war simulation in Estonia involving more than 16,000 troops from 12 Nato countries but were ‘destroyed’ by Ukrainian troops in a ‘horrible’ defeat.

The embarrassing loss came only months before Ukraine’s former commander-in-chief warned that it will take more than a decade for Nato to catch up to half of Russia’s military capabilities.

Valerii Zaluzhny, considered to be one of the most trusted public figures in Ukraine, has said Nato was still behaving as if future conflicts would be similar to the Second World War.

Kyiv‘s ambassador to Britain reportedly said: ‘Most likely, Nato will remain in the same form as it is, and will spend 12 years, like Ukraine, transitioning to standards that need to be achieved in order to reach at least half of the level of the Russian Federation.’

The former general added that Ukrainian forces were superior to armies in Nato, who were still working to ‘doctrines’ set up in the 1940s, according to The Times.”

[Daily Mail]

Ha.

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More Kiev-regime terrorism.

Yet more Kiev-regime terrorism.

Before very long, the Kiev regime will be unable to intercept most Russian drones and missiles.

Amazing. I once, long ago, crossed the Danube by raft-ferry (between Bulgaria and Romania); midsummer, but the water level was quite high.

[“Former head of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, confirmed rumors that he, Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Thomas Massie are hoping to create a new political movement or a third party, based on opposition to U.S. wars, the Israeli organization AIPAC, and corporate funding, with the initial goal of nominating a candidate for the 2028 presidential election.

In an interview with Chenk Uygur from The Young Turks, Kent said that the group met at Carlson’s home in Maine after concluding that both major parties repeatedly lead to “another war in the Middle East,” regardless of how Americans vote.

Kent also said that after participating in the 2028 presidential election, they may run for other offices, and acknowledged that difficulties in registering candidates may force them to nominate a candidate through an existing party. Here is a quote from Kent about the main goals of the group:

“We don’t want Israel dictating our foreign policy. We don’t want any more wars abroad. We don’t want to run a huge empire.”

Kent noted that the group has urged Carlson to run, but he has repeatedly declined. They plan to fund this activity through donations from ordinary citizens, rather than from corporate political action committees:

“As soon as you start taking money from corporate political action committees… you’re really not in control.”

Regarding J.D. Vance, Kent said that he still has a personal good relationship with him, but called him a “captive of the two-party system” who will have difficulty convincing voters to trust him in 2028 after he “defended Trump’s war.“]

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Diary Blog, 1 August 2026

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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Gipps]

Saturday quiz

Well, 8/10 this week, thus trumping the 5/10 scored by political journalist John Rentoul. I did not know the answers to questions 6 and 7.

Tweets seen

[“Excl: Whitehall officials are growing concerned about how little time Andy Burnham has spent in Downing Street since becoming Prime Minister.

At a Cabinet Office all-staff meeting earlier this week, First Secretary Louise Haigh even joked No10 was “extremely distressed” by how often the PM was away from the building – before stressing it was because he was “so dedicated and committed” to getting out around the country and delivering his agenda.

Haigh also told officials to “take your cue from the Prime Minister’s ambition”, saying he was “not the kind of politician that has to have a full plan before he starts diagnosing the problems in the country”.

She urged civil servants to bring forward ideas “no matter how risky or politically unpalatable it seems” and to “put it in front of us and let’s thrash it out”.]

Ah. So Burnham is “so dedicated and committed to getting out and around the country and delivering his agenda” yet actually has no real agenda, so what his travelling around really means is his showing off and spouting meaningless hot air. Pathetic.

Also, if this latest government of clowns has a supposed or worked-out “agenda”, why would they be asking civil servants to come up with ideas? Because Burnham and his cronies have none?

It sounds very much as if the mindset is “Britain needs a way forward but we have no idea what that should even be, let alone how to achieve it“…

Utterly pathetic.

Further thought: while, in strict British Constitutional theory, there is nothing to prevent Burnham becoming an MP “by arrangement”, then simply taking over as Prime Minister, in the real political world he will not be thought of, by most voters, as really legitimate until and unless he holds a general election.

At present, despite Labour now overhauling Reform UK in some opinion polls, it is quite likely that any early general election would result in Labour losing about half its present 405 MPs. If it were to reduce its numbers anywhere below 326, it will be seen as, and indeed would be, a lame duck government.

That is Burnham’s dilemma. At present, he seems to be against holding a general election, but unless he can pull a rabbit out of the hat soon, Labour will be toast (again).

Labour’s polling numbers will probably start to decline (again) before long.

[“Fox News, citing a new chart, announced that approximately two-thirds of the United States’ 2,330 Patriot missiles, held before a potential war with Iran, have been expended, reducing the US Army’s air defense system reserves to about 800 missiles!

Additionally, according to information released by Fox News, half of the U.S. THAAD air defense system’s reserves have also been consumed.“]

Bad news for the USA, Israel, and the Kiev regime, as well as the fake “states” of the Gulf; good news for both Iran and Russia.

Jesus H. Christ! This is what Europe is facing— an invasion by barbaric untermenschen. Mow them down.

Look at the underlying disease, not merely the symptom(s).

Not one, however, who “struts his stuff” vulgarly; an English gentleman who, however, has ideas and principles, and some steel…

[“Collectivism is an evolutionary behaviour that enables people to survive things that they could never survive as individuals, and to develop civilisations and higher forms of living.

Whereas extreme individualism, in nature, is the reserve of primitive creatures and organisms.

The consequence of this is that collectivist societies and political forces will always dominate, in the long term, over individualistic and Liberal ones because they have, on average, an intelligence advantage.

The kind of neo-liberal hyper-capitalist individualism that exists on the ‘right’ today is a consequence of dysgenic societies that have facilitated the survival of people who in previous times would have either died or been killed off due to their selfishness and greed.

This is why Thatcherite, neoliberal politics is a dead end – it has no future because in times of real political crisis evolution kills it off.”]

Of the several leaders of small nationalist parties in the UK at present, Yerbury stands out by reason of his powers of analysis and reason. His views seem to be quite similar to my own, in general, and from what I have read of them, so that is, of course, a strong recommendation for me.

https://markacollett.substack.com/p/the-town-that-chose-to-commit-suicide

Well worth reading.

“Refugees welcome” dimwits and virtue-signallers who got what they deserved but also inflicted the same on their fellow-citizens. Poundshop traitors.

Our animal friends.

The behaviour of many of the [Israeli] Jews is so appalling that even a Jewish Zionist scribbler is pained by their sadism and cruelty.

I have taken very little interest in the Manchester mayoral election circus. I just looked at the winner, one Bev Craig [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bev_Craig], a lesbian who sees no problem with the migration invasion (despite Manchester having been hit very hard by it).

Incidentally, why do so many female MPs, especially Labourites, call themselves by funny-peculiar diminutives (“Bev”, “Cat” etc)?

That tweet is right. People are not going to vote, many or even most of them, and the reason is because they hate and/or despise the parties standing. In the Manchester case, they had no faith, and were right to have no faith, in either Reform or Restore, let alone the System parties.

Why then did Labour win, albeit by getting 47% on a 25% turnout, i.e. by getting only about 12% of all eligible voters’ votes? Simple. “Ethnic” (non-white) voters, and/or public service worker voters.

Put simply, about 88% of the people of Manchester did not want Labour enough to vote for the new not-a-lady mayor.

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Kiev-regime terrorism, probably.

John Cleese once again proves that he is invertebrate (has no backbone).

90% of the time when there is something rotten in the body politic, “they” are behind it somewhere.

Translates to a Commons with about 303 Labour MPs (about 23 short of a majority, and therefore requiring Labour to compact with the LibDems, or SNP, or both); 160 Reform UK MPs (official Opposition); 72 LibDems; 59 Cons; 24 SNP; 8 Greens [etc].

Perhaps social nationalism will rise up in 2033, 100 years after 1933…

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[part of the Siwa oasis in western Egypt, where I spent a month in 1998]

Diary Blog, 27 July 2026

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Tweets seen

Neither side should be directly targeting civilians.

[“Speaking at naval events, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Ukraine’s western regions—linked historically to Poland, Hungary, and Romania—would sooner or later return to those nations, while the left-bank area east of the Dnipro River has always been Russian.

He blamed Kyiv for breaking Russia’s role as guarantor of Ukraine’s integrity and predicted partitions due to internal divisions. The event featured a scaled-back parade with no ships on the Neva River, drawing online jokes about a ‘painted submarine’ amid the Black Sea Fleet’s heavy losses, though state media highlighted Putin’s crowd greetings and naval resolve“]

It now looks more likely that the reverse will happen.

There is more than a whiff of sulphur…

Of course the msm regards it as a joke, a Passport to Pimlico updated homage, but what lies underneath this protest is serious, meaning English/British people starting not only to say “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it any more!” but also starting to think about ways of checking out of the Coudenhove-Kalergi multikulti dystopia the System is trying to implement.

Our animal friends.

[“They saw a 77 year old woman standing alone at an ATM in Bromborough, England, and thought they had found an easy victim.

Winifred Peel was withdrawing money when three teenagers moved in to rob her. One pushed her aside while another tried to take cash from the machine. They expected fear. Instead, they got resistance.

Winifred grabbed one of the attackers, 19 year old Felix Stoica, by the collar and slammed his head against the ATM three times. The injuries he suffered, along with CCTV footage, later helped police identify the gang.

Within days, all three suspects were arrested. Felix Stoica, Florin Geblescu and Piper Dumitru eventually admitted their roles in the robbery and were sentenced to prison.

Afterward, Winifred revealed she regularly went to the gym and believed that staying active had helped her defend herself. The attack shook her confidence, but she refused to let the men take her money without a fight.

The three teenagers believed age made her an easy target.

They walked away discovering that courage is something no one can measure by the number of birthdays a person has lived.“]

Call them what they are— Roma Gypsy predators and scavengers. They should be put up against a wall.

In fact, that all happened a decade ago now, in 2016. The untermenschen are probably (certainly) still thieving, robbing, and scavenging their way through England. My solution is the only solution.

Just homeschool if you prefer; contrary to what many in the UK believe, it is permitted here under law: https://www.gov.uk/home-education.

Judging by the few minutes of interview I saw, Burnham has little to say about the big issues.

The adult social care issue is of great importance, and he at least recognizes that. Whether he will much improve it is an open question.

I have not seen Burnham address the number one issue– the migration invasion.

Burnham wants more defence spending— pointless.

Burnham wants to give a huge amount of extra armament and money to the Jew-Zionist/Ukrainian-thug regime in Kiev— mad and stupid.

Seems to translate to a Commons with about 194 Labour MPs (a plurality, but about 132 short of a majority), 149 Reform UK (official Opposition), 146 Cons (well up on present numbers), 66 LibDems, 38 SNP, 34 Greens [etc].

Hopelessly-hung Parliament.

The Reform numbers may be an overestimate, in that Restore Britain may well eat into that mooted 149, without itself getting any MPs at all.

Surprising that the Cons might actually get more MPs, but then Cecil King once did say that no-one ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the British voters.

Diary Blog, 25 July 2026

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Saturday quiz

Well, this week my 6/10 scored a clear victory over the 3/10 of political journalist John Rentoul. I did not know the answers to questions 2, 6, 7, and 9.

Talking point

That is a screenshot from my one-time Twitter account, which ran from about 2010 to 2018, when a pack of Jews conspired together to mass-report me to Twitter. The result was that I was expelled from Twitter and my account deleted. However, that was a blessing in disguise because, as a result of my Twitter account having been deleted, potential “evidence” against me on mooted (but never made) charges of “incitement to racial hatred” could not be found, and the provenance of alleged tweets could not be established.

Once again, the Jewish/Israel lobby shot itself in the foot, in other words.

I think the point made in the pinned tweet is even more valid in 2026.

“Youngest (and black) professor at Cambridge is a plagiarist”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07/24/cambridges-diversity-poster-boy-in-plagiarism-row/?recomm_id=d551a520-1bb7-47ec-af05-75f34c451598

[Cambridge “professor” and alleged plagiarist, one Jason Arday]

Even leaving aside the plagiarism, the academic world and society should bin fake academic disciplines such as sociology, particularly the jargon-ridden type so prevalent today. You often find that Jewish individuals are prominent in all that. For example:

“Supporters of Prof Arday became aware last year of questions about his academic legitimacy, and responded with furious accusations of racism.

Prof Sir Simon Baron-Cohen, the director of Cambridge’s autism research centre, and cousin of the comedian Sacha Baron-Cohen, and Ricardo Sabates, professor of education, circulated an open letter under the heading: “URGENT PLEASE SIGN ANTI-RACISM LETTER FOR JASON ARDAY.”

[Daily Telegraph]

[Update, 30 July 2026: seems that the Daily Telegraph agrees with my points… https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07/29/academia-has-a-much-bigger-problem-than-plagiarism/

“Cambridge chose to ignore the warning on the basis that the allegedly plagiarised research was “not within our remit” because it had not been completed at their university. They were too busy basking in the DEI glow of a professor who had beaten seemingly insurmountable odds: struggling with autism, non-verbal until the age of 11, unable to read and write until he was 18 (somewhat implausible given he did manage to secure two GCSEs).

When Arday did face criticism, he knew how to weaponise the progressive machine against defectors. In response to an email from Harris citing concerns about plagiarism he complained that “instead of spending your time trying to dismantle racism and ableism, you have spent what I assume is hours combing through my work looking for mistakes” and that “anything further from you will be considered bullying and harassment”.

The second truth is that Jason Arday has succeeded in a field of academia where genuinely good work simply does not exist. Good critical race theory isn’t a thing. Academia should function as a tool to expand and deepen human knowledge. PhDs are meant to establish previously unknown facts about the world. But for a long time, sociology simply hasn’t done this.

Let’s look at some of the work that Arday is alleged to have plagiarised. His PhD was titled “An exploration of peer-monitoring among student teachers’ [sic] to inform reflective practice within the context of action research”. This means absolutely nothing. The purpose of his work “was to analyse and synthesise existing literature and research in order to better understand the multi-faceted nature of reflected practice”…

[Daily Telegraph]

The only aspect left out of that Telegraph piece is, as one might expect, the Jewish aspect in sociology teaching.]

Tweets seen

Every announcement Burnham has made so far has been an attempt to get voters from various directions onside. Only in time will it become clear that Burnham’s various announcements are 95% hot air. So, yes, he may well be thinking of holding a general election before his government fails on all fronts.

Burnham faces a “Devil’s alternative”, in that he presently has 403 Labour MPs. An election sometime soon would reduce that number considerably, perhaps to 250 or 300. However, to hang on until 2028 or 2029 might result in Labour reducing to 200 or even 100.

[“The Guardian: “Iran, using Chinese satellite imagery and tactics learned from Russia’s war in Ukraine, is bombing American bases and vital infrastructure in the Persian Gulf with increasing accuracy.
Iran has maintained an effective missile capability, which the new leadership is prepared to use.
Iranian missiles have a sophisticated navigation system and simultaneously use American GPS, Chinese BeiDou, and Russian GLONASS for targeting.
“]

It might be more than a joke in 10 years’ time…

I am currently enjoying my week of free access to the Daily Telegraph, my favourite section being the obituaries. However, the reportage and particularly the comment elsewhere in the newspaper is so pro-Jewish lobby, so pro-Israel, that I shall certainly not be paying to continue to read it.

The msm in the UK show a completely one-sided picture of the present conflict; the terror attacks on Russian civilians by the Kiev regime are rarely covered.

I should say that Burnham has until the end of the year to bite the bullet and call a general election; any time after that, and he is toast, Labour is toast.

Stop paying out for migrant invaders (food, housing, transport, NHS/dental, police, prison spaces etc), and stop throwing money at the Jewish/Ukrainian-thug regime in Kiev. Just those two economies would save enormous amounts, enough to fund adult social care for British people, and decent pensions.

Who needs him? Who wants him? Yes, he and his cabal got him elected (just) as MP for some no-hope place near Manchester. Now he suddenly poses as Prime Minister. Completely invalid in real-world politics.

I notice that Reform UK is still ahead of Labour in the opinion polls, though only by a couple of points. However, the Greens are sinking, which promotes Labour and will mitigate electoral losses; Burnham’s convoluted statements seem to have slightly mollified 2024 Green voters (both the Muslims and other non-whites, and the white anti-Israel-ers).

Burnham is behaving more like a regional politician from some devolved government rather than a head of UK government.

Incidentally, about 65% of the UK population lives south of Birmingham, and about 37% of the UK population lives in the South and South-East (including London).

For God’s sake! Enough!

This needs a Betjeman to chronicle it. Instead of “a light blue carpet on the stair, and Lady Mary standing there” (probably a misquote) something involving a swimming pool, shady places, and some ice-cold vegetable okroshka.

Both main System parties are to blame.

Also, why have “wards” been largely done away with in many advanced countries (they have this thing called hospital “rooms” for 1-2 people), but are still considered normal in the backward UK?

“Our NHS”…supposedly.

This country is becoming a multikulti dystopia.

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[Suchitra Bhosle, Pearls]

Diary Blog, 24 July 2026

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Stray thought

Was just reading the Daily Telegraph obit of once-famous newspaper editor Donald Trelford: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2023/01/27/donald-trelford-obituary-editor-observer-fleet-street-lonrho/.

What struck me as much as anything is that, in 1966, Trelford bought a 4-bedroomed house at Kew (presumably detached) for £6,000. That is somewhere between £120,000-£130,000 in the money of 2026. How much is a 4-bed house in Kew today? Between £1.3M and £2.5M [https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/87831852#/?channel=RES_BUY]. The real-terms inflation in residential property values continues to amaze (and appal).

Tweets seen

Dr. Aladwan’s crowdfunder: https://chuffed.org/project/dr-rahmeh-vs-the-lobby-and-the-state.

Someone is about to have a bad day…

Those fake states in the Gulf are just an historical anomaly. It would be better if the region were ruled by a supervening imperium (so long as it is not Israeli).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piddington,_Oxfordshire

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piddington,_Oxfordshire#Independence_referendum

Oxfordshire or, once the invasion has happened, Oxfordshite.

The invaders are being facilitated in their invasion by System MPs, mainstream media, and other traitors.

Social-national ethnostate. Nothing else will do.

Late tweets

What a huge surprise…

One of the untermenschen living here in what should be a white European country.

Wall. Squad. End.

He says one thing one day, the opposite the next day. Farcical. Demeaning.

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Diary Blog, 23 July 2026, including more thoughts about Britain’s latest “unelected” Prime Minister

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[Русская красавица]

Three years ago on the blog

Still stands up quite well, I think.

Andy Burnham— semblance over substance?

[“The Conservatives brought in the £2 bus fare cap to encourage people back onto public transport following Covid.

I could talk about Somerset and the fact that few areas have what is considered to be a useful bus service, outside of the towns there is very little.

But I know that even in towns and cities bus services are often not helpful, it’s why Son1 who lived in the centre of Manchester asked to take the car up once he started his clinical placements because he couldn’t get to half of them by bus at the times he needed if at all.

If it’s not going to increase bus provision then it’s really not much use.

The original purpose of the £2 bus fare is no longer necessary and whilst the rise in cost when it was raised would have been a noticeable increase to regular users it’s going to benefit a very small number of people for a very large cost.

Those of us in rural areas will still face the continued fuel price rises to get to work and children to school – and for many that is incredibly punitive.“]

Well, as we know, “Smersh Never Sleeps”, and I think that I already have the measure of Burnham.

So far, everything Burnham has announced by way of policy has but one aim— bolstering the Labour vote.

Burnham has apologized for Starmer-stein’s blatant slavery to Israel (and, by implication, the Jewish lobby, though Burnham —a member of Labour Friends of Israel— has not addressed the issue of a Jewish “fifth column” in the UK). Thus some of Labour’s splintering Muslim vote may now not splinter.

Burnham has ranted on about Hillsborough, the football stadium disaster. That was in 1989, no less than 37 years ago! Still, his words may attract support from the less-intelligent sort of Labourite “up North”.

Burnham has scrapped Digital ID. A good move, one which is easy to implement, one which costs nothing and —most important of all— is popular.

Burnham now makes no mention of extending bus services in rural or other areas, but simply caps the fares of existing services. A kind of “look at me; I am doing the right communitarian things“.

Burnham talks about rent controls, thus attracting at least the desperate support of the millions of exploited private tenants in this country. However, no mention of the primary driver of high rents— the migration invasion.

The same across the board: popular noises, but very little substance.

Tweets seen

America, land of freedom. Oh, no, wait…

[“Section 219 is a transfer of power not a merger. Israel intends to rise as the new world superpower.

They will have a world military acting as a police force for global citizens with AI surveillance off every man, woman and child on the planet.

Greater Israel will become a supercontinent reaching across North Africa, the Black Sea into Ukraine and beyond.

This is only just the beginning.“]

There is, however, a solution…

What a horrible tribe they are.

One still sees endless tweets from Jews claiming that there is no Gaza genocide, that the Israeli devastation of Gaza was really not so bad etc. What we are observing is the moral schizophrenia of an entire nation, indeed a global ethnicity— the Jews.

They cannot admit, even when the evidence stares them in the face, that the behaviour of the Israeli Jews has been appalling and, indeed, sub-human, and that the behaviour of the Zionist Jews outside Israel/Palestine —i.e. the vast majority of Jews, perhaps as high as 96%— has been at best moral blindness, hypocrisy and, at worst, complicity in terrible and continuing crimes against humanity.

From the horse’s mouth, nicht wahr?

Everything we have been brought up to believe in— law, fairness, “democracy” etc, is a facade. As soon as a serious alternative exists, the masks drop, and we see this society for what it is, and also see the (((evil))) behind much of it.

My enemy’s enemy is not necessarily my friend, of course.

An exception to Burnham’s usual “is it popular?” position, but of course that is trumped (no pun intended) by the demands of the NWO/ZOG US/Israel cabals.

Both good points, Yerbury’s especially.

One caveat: sometimes “controlled opposition” can morph into something which actually advances the revolutionary tendency, as happened with Father Gapon’s movement in prerevolutionary Russia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgy_Gapon.

The sheer cheek of the bastard! Born in South Africa, spent most of his life in Israel/occupied Palestine, went for a while to Ireland too, before washing up on British shores. He has no right to demand anything of us (the British people).

What goes around comes around…

Our animal friends.

As I said earlier on today’s blog, Burnham has no real policies, no real ideas, just what may be popular and play well in the mass media at any particular time. Blairism regurgitated, but even less credible.

Final word

Brave young man David Morgan may be released from prison next week (if not delayed by Burnham’s latest U-turn). He was sentenced to 20 months for posting cartoons etc and comments on Twitter/X. He has spent about 7 months in prison. A savage sentence in all the circumstances.

Someone who knows him should set up a gofundme or similar crowdfunder for him to aid his resettlement (GiveSendGo is a good one and is not vulnerable to Jewish-lobby pressure because based in the USA and protective of free speech).

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Diary Blog, 11 July 2026

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Stray thought

As soon as it became known that Ann Widdecombe [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Widdecombe] had been killed, and that a suspect had been arrested, the police put out a statement, amplified by the BBC and all other news media, that the detained person was a “White English man“.

How interesting.

When an arrested individual is black, or brown, or a Jew for that matter, the police and news media never proclaim that “a black man has been arrested“, or “a Pakistani has been arrested“. Never.

The System police and msm are simply desperate to make the point that “not all criminals are black or brown; some are White English“…

Pathetic.

In fact, it seems that the “White English” suspect has been released, and with no mention of being released under investigation, so presumably no longer a serious suspect.

I wonder if the police will stick to that policy, and from now on tell the public what race or national background are other arrested persons, in this case or other cases. Ha. Of course not…

Saturday quiz

Well, 7/10 this week, thus trumping the 5/10 scored by political journalist John Rentoul. I did not know the answers to questions 4, 7, and 8 (came close on no. 8, but not close enough).

Bealtaine Cottage

Tweets seen

This is the Kiev regime, the Jew-Zionist/Ukrainian-thug regime supported by NWO/ZOG puppets such as Tobias Ellwood [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobias_Ellwood].

There are huge numbers of fake “Ukrainian refugees” in the UK, too.

Hopeless country, for a number of reasons. It need not be, but at present is.

Evil.

In their hearts, the Africans, most of them, know that they should be ruled by Europeans. They trust the white man to be fair, and to take the right decisions not only for white/European people but also for the blacks, browns etc, and for the animal kingdom too.

[“The UK economy basically works like this:

Get paid £2,000.

Give £900 to a landlord. Give £200 to the council. Give £150 to energy companies. Give £300 to supermarkets. Give £300 to car insurance and fuel.

Spend the rest surviving until next payday.

Then get lectured by someone who bought their house for £37,000 in 1988 about how you need to stop buying coffees and cancel subscriptions.“]

…and, with that socio-economic background, the Daily Mail sees fit to carry a feature by some part-Jew woman about how she has had a nightmare trying to get the right nanny for her offspring…

True. Last week, that was what the Mail gave its readers (few of whom could or would even think of employing a nanny). Unbelievable.

I have forgotten the name of the forgettable woman in question, but she is descended from the Jew barrister, judge (Lord Chief Justice), and politician, Rufus Isaacs, who was made Lord Reading in 1926.

Isaacs was the first commoner to be elevated directly to the marquisate since Wellington. The title was hereditary, which was common at the time, so his descendants also have fake “nobility”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rufus_Isaacs,_1st_Marquess_of_Reading; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Isaacs,_2nd_Marquess_of_Reading; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Isaacs,_3rd_Marquess_of_Reading; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Isaacs,_4th_Marquess_of_Reading.

The last, born in 1942, is apparently a close friend of the present King, and has become an Israeli citizen…

Incidentally, as a former barrister, I was interested to see that the original Isaacs, at peak earning (as a commercial silk), was getting an annual income at the Bar, in the pre-WW1 Edwardian era, of £30,000. That might equate to between £4M and £15M in the money of 2026 (depending on various factors); for one thing, UK income tax in 1906-1908 was only a shilling in the pound (5%), so a small fraction of what might be payable today.

By way of comparison, in 1908, a scullery maid (the least well-paid servant) would get about £12 per year, and a butler perhaps £50 to £70 (taxfree; only incomes above £160 were taxable). In other words, Isaacs was making about 2,000x the income of a scullery maid, and about 500x or more of the income of a butler.

True, domestic servants got free food, lodging, and clothing etc, but even so…

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Our animal friends.

Yes but no but…

Were Israel simply a state, such as Switzerland, or Lebanon, then that argument might have force, but Israel is more than a state— it is the centre, or one of the major centres, of a global web.

I have often said that, as a state, as a society, Israel is no worse, in overall terms, than other Middle Eastern states; indeed, in many respects better. However, its status and existence emboldens Jews in states such as the USA, UK, France etc.

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