I only noticed yesterday that yet another Jew troublemaker who used to tweet regularly and often against me seems to have disappeared from Twitter/X in January 2024. He must have gone up the chimney, like so many others.
#TenGreenBottles
Talking point
“Many people tie themselves in knots about “were the NSDAP and Hitler *socialist*?”. The problem here is linguistics and labels. For those brought up to think in soundbite Marxist ways, only something more or less “Marxist” can be “socialist”. Hitler used a different, more folk-related Germanic lexicon based around the idea of the folk, the folk community etc. Organic, rather than abstract Jewish-style theorizing. “Volksgemeinschaft” etc. See below.
” “Socialism,” he retorted, putting down his cup of tea, pugnaciously, “is the science of dealing with the common weal. Communism is not Socialism. Marxism is not Socialism. The Marxians have stolen the term and confused its meaning. I shall take Socialism away from the Socialists.
“Socialism is an ancient Aryan, Germanic institution. Our German ancestors held certain lands in common. They cultivated the idea of the common weal. Marxism has no right to disguise itself as socialism. Socialism, unlike Marxism, does not repudiate private property. Unlike Marxism, it involves no negation of personality, and unlike Marxism, it is patriotic.” https://www.theguardian.com/theguardian/2007/sep/17/greatinterviews1
The same factors are behind the fruitless quest to label people or parties “left”, “right”, “far right” etc.“
[from this blog, over 7 years ago in 2019]
Talking point
“It’s all very well for wealthy persons such as…Rory Stewart (who, certainly in Stewart’s case, inherited everything), with expensive houses in expensive or rural areas, to laugh at or lecture those who are British and not wealthy and who now face the prospect of living cheek by jowl with the racially or culturally inferior. This is why the System MPs are losing traction with most voters. They are just out of touch.“
[from this blog in 2019]
Tweets seen
From the archive: all PMs say this after they have left office; when will we have one who does something about it in office? https://t.co/Mz1zVY8DHS
“Attempts“, not actual “suicides“. Cries for help, perhaps. The Abraham Lincoln has been on deployment for a long time, but the figure seems remarkable even so.
Netanyahu urges American Jews to move to Israel:
Man: "What is the future for Jews in Boston, in the United States?"
Netanyahu: "Everyone is welcome here. Anyone who wants to can come here, to Israel." pic.twitter.com/FA0SQj0gDH
The old or traditional System parties are trying everything to get rid of Reform (by getting rid of its lynch-pin, Farage), even though Reform is now semi-System anyway.
The idea that former Labour voters in Clacton will vote Con simply to bin Farage seems to me very misguided. Those former Labour voters would be more likely to vote Green or, were the Greens also to boycott the possible by-election, abstain from voting.
White people are not to blame for Jason Arday’s death. Right-wing people are not to blame. The media is not to blame. What started this is a Diversity, Equality & Inclusion regime that put somebody in a role he was not qualified to fulfil — and did so simply because of his race.
I talked to a local resident in Piddington — a local village in England which is now at risk of being completely taken over by illegal migrants. Check this out. pic.twitter.com/nKJPe1OZ4Y
That local resident and, it seems, community leader, is still in the “if only government knew, they would reverse this bad decision” phase. He (and probably most of his village) are not yet awake to the fact that UK government is now riddled with traitors and enemies of the people implementing the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan, meaning that Europe is to be invaded by non-Europeans, who will then breed with native Brit/European women, thus creating a coffee-coloured sub-race easily ruled over mainly by Jews and (in fact, mostly) part-Jews (eg David Cameron-Levita, George Osborne, Theresa May, “Boris” Johnson, Zac Goldsmith, and many many others).
That fellow obviously thinks that if only government were apprised of the facts pertaining to Piddington, and how “mistaken” the decision was, the decision would be changed. No, because the decision in question was quite deliberate: dump the migrant-invaders in the middle of a white, British, perhaps comfortably-off community, then watch as the white British community is overrun, literally raped and pillaged.
A sadistic and evil socio-psychological experiment.
The people of Piddington, and the UK, and Europe, must awake.
I talked to an expert on the UK r*pe crisis which few people are talking about. Listen to this. Unbelievable. pic.twitter.com/km6m4Ccj6E
Fans of the Israeli football club "Beitar Jerusalem" marched through Vienna, chanting "Go to hell, Palestine," under police protection. pic.twitter.com/2Dj2xLT2Di
Must be the first time I have ever agreed with her.
Apparently, the “blacks with everything” lobby is going to have a “memorial” on Monday for the deceased black con-man Arday. I hope that it will not follow a path similar to others in recent years, eg the George Floyd “protests” (riots).
A lot of government contracts with Serco are expiring in time for 2028. The renewal of this one is partly for then.
2028 will likely be the start of absolute chaos here in the UK – and migrants will be ‘deployed’ to harm the natives.
How time flies— there is my blog post from 3 years ago today, and that dates from three months before my free speech trial of November 2023. Nearly three years ago. Hard to believe. Still, nice to reflect on the fact that the malicious Jews of the so-called “Campaign Against Antisemitism” [“CAA”] failed to shut down the blog, even during the trial itself. It has been published almost daily since the trial and sentencing (of March 2024), and is still being published at least 25 days per month.
I was blogging about that months ago. Action causes reaction. Many effectively Russian ships fly flags of convenience. So do many effectively British ships, and the same applies across the world. This is the 21st Century, yet we are now seeing state piracy on behalf of the Kiev regime. Do not think that Russia cannot respond.
The madness should be stopped but, with the ruling circles in the West set on conflict with Russia, the situation may well escalate.
Ukraine’s military has "hit a brick wall" against the defensive line of the Russian army on the Zaporozhye direction, military expert Andrey Marochko told TASS:https://t.co/OdXO8BIDDdpic.twitter.com/wAVcMWSMIL
True, but —as with the Ukraine situation— this is also partly an excuse to make people forget that the disastrous and utterly stupid (but on one level, planned) “Covid” “lockdown” immediately placed the UK economy on a permanently lower level, and quite deliberately.
The sheep (you know, the voters…) almost all complied with the ludicrous farrago of fake laws, “rules” etc put out by “Boris”-idiot, little Matt Hancock, and others.
Now those sheep are suffering, or starting to suffer, and the villain is supposed to be Russia, or Iran, or anything but the Western cabals who imposed those fake laws and closed down the UK and other economies for months and years.
I was shocked to see how easily the sheep were led by those with control of the levers of mass propaganda.
“Lockdown”, “social distancing”, “the Rule of Six”, the facemask nonsense etc. All entirely unnecessary (in reality, only a handful of people in the UK actually died of Covid).
As I blogged at the time, on one level the whole “Covid” thing was a massive psychological experiment; sadly, millions of people went along with it and probably even today believe it. Even years later, I occasionally see poor loonies wearing a facemask. Probably the same contaminated piece of cloth they have been breathing through for 6 years. Complete idiots, and victims of a “psy-op” which actually was not hugely sophisticated, though plainly co-ordinated at the start.
A kind of comfort blanket for the weak-minded.
I should love to hear the real views of people such as Sir Richard Dearlove [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Dearlove], though I am not convinced that such people know a great deal more, overall, than me. They just know more detail (arguably).
Today the UK Prime Minister will chair a COBRA meeting about summer…
Meanwhile, our island continues to be invaded by fighting aged men who have travelled across Europe to get free housing, healthcare, education and welfare payments. https://t.co/hqYnDBTWLt
Burnham continues to underwhelm. The weather this year is fairly brutal, but political leadership cannot change it one little bit.
As for “climate change”, the evidence for its existence is patchy, and its causation via “emissions” not proven, as far as I am concerned.
Further, even if there is climate change and even if it is caused by the said emissions, only what is done by the largest industrial powers, notably China, India, and the USA, would make a real difference. Britain is only sending out 1% of the said emissions, if that. In other words, even if Britain disappeared completely, or achieved “Net Zero”, the difference in emission-output would be somewhere between 1% and zero.
What political leadership in the UK can do is to plan ahead and to take strategic decisions that have practical outcomes.
The most important action that should be taken is to stop mass immigration. All the millions of migrant invaders (“small boat” invaders, “legal immigrants”, and those born to immigrant mothers or to stupid British women impregnated by non-Europeans) use water, for one thing. 55 million people lived in the UK when I was born (1956); now, 65-70 million.
The next thing that government can do is to ameliorate the effects of continued hot weather. Build more reservoirs. Not one public reservoir has been constructed in 34 years in the UK. I now read that some are being planned and that a few have even been started. However, it takes years to construct a large reservoir, and months or —more usually— years for such reservoirs to fill, especially in periods of low rainfall.
A further action that would help is to give some financial help to planters and growers who want private reservoirs (which can cost up to £2M). That helps because the water for irrigation would then come from the private reservoir, not from public reservoirs, rivers, and aquifers.
Of course, none of the above can change the weather, but those and other measures might help to mitigate the effects.
I once lived for a while on a Caribbean island without reservoirs or (when I was there) any desalination plant (one was being built while I was there). In fact, there was no mains water on the island at that time. However, all large or medium-size houses were built around a large tank, so that when it did rain (torrentially, in hurricane season), water was retained. Certainly, the villa in which I lived never ran out of water for showers etc (you had to buy drinking water, imported from the USA, mostly).
UK governments should make new buildings include such tanks, and also potential air-conditioning. Yes, there is a cost penalty; well, boo-hoo. It is necessary.
Reverting to Burnham, my initial view of him as someone who just wants to do what appears popular (except for stopping the migration invasion, of course) is daily reinforced.
Look at the “P.C. Harper” case, re. the tinker/”traveller” criminals who killed a policeman a few years ago. The big picture strategy would be to remove or eliminate such “traveller” criminals, if necessary as a whole “community”, rather than horse around, as Burnham is, trying to prevent a few individual ones from getting early release from prison. In fact, he is only doing that because he does not want the mass media to report that he is doing nothing.
A typically-interesting blog post by that Substack writer.
More tweets seen
FSB has prevented a terrorist attack against an employee of the military enlistment office in Krasnodar. The suspect who was going to blow up his car on the instructions of the Ukrainian special services was detained.
The Russian Armed Forces continue striking port infrastructure and sea vessels used in the Ukrainian army’s supplies, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
I’m in North Devon and the eclipse was a disappointment, hardly went dark, nothing like the last one which was special, mind you the news channels still going on about how great it was. Not in the UK it wasn’t.
Underwhelming. I saw the last one, in 1999, which on the Dorset/Hampshire coast where I saw it was about 99% and very memorable. Around midday, the skies quite suddenly darkened, and stayed dark for several minutes.
For some reason, the BBC has gone crazy about this not terribly interesting partial eclipse (in UK) of 2026. It leads the news broadcasts. Senseless.
Party politics is a form of escapism for the masses. Most political activism is ineffectual, except as an outlet for this escapism & a way to advance political careers.
The masses are ruled from above: people adopt views that are prescribed to them by their governments/media.
He’s right though. Israel did do it to get us all to fight wars for them in the Middle East. The only time Article 5 has been invoked under NATO…. https://t.co/Ofw37MzsDXpic.twitter.com/8flGlOnFuL
Ah, I must have missed the fact that that Heath individual is now the Editor of the Sunday Telegraph. That explains much. I had been wondering why both the Sunday Telegraph and Daily Telegraph, pro-Jewish lobby and pro-Israel for many years anyway, had apparently become manically so more recently.
Putin promised the West a tit-for-tat response in case of the seizure of Russian ships.
The Russian leader made this statement during a meeting with the command of the Pacific Fleet in South Sakhalin.
The cost of chartering oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz has increased 20-fold.
The cost of chartering the largest oil tankers on the route from the Middle East to China has reached approximately $500,000 per day. At the beginning of the year, this amount was around… pic.twitter.com/ZKeKpRQElN
[“The cost of chartering the largest oil tankers on the route from the Middle East to China has reached approximately $500,000 per day. At the beginning of the year, this amount was around $25,000-$30,000.
A German news agency reported that due to the increased risks of transiting the Strait of Hormuz, many shipping companies are refusing to pass through the strait. This has led to a reduction in the number of available oil tankers and a sharp increase in prices.
The largest oil tanker carries 2 million barrels of oil, worth $200 million. A 30-day voyage from the Persian Gulf to China costs an amount equal to 7.5% of the cargo’s value. That is, one barrel out of every 13 goes towards the cost of transportation.“]
Final thought of the day
Saw “Engels” trending on Twitter/X. Was intrigued briefly, until I understood that the Engels in question was not Friedrich Engels [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Engels] but some footballer with the same surname…
Never assume…
Late music
[public statuary, The Freedom of the Human Spirit, Birmingham, Michigan, USA]
Heard some idiotic woman from a quango on BBC Radio 3 news while driving. Blaming “climate change” for Britain running short of water. No mention of the fact that “we” (the System authorities) are importing about a million unwanted blacks and browns every year, some of which are breeding. Might that not have something to do with the water shortage? (he asked, rhetorically…).
Mongolian Girl Has a Laugh with her Camel. The little girl’s name is Butedmaa and she was just 5 when this picture was taken in 2003 by photographer Han Chengli, who titled it “Inner Mongolian Child”. pic.twitter.com/8SNLEQCOzo
‘Far left’ is in the kosher binary system that has been thrown onto us for decades – which he tried to save us from.
He was a third positionist, a national socialist to be exact, and took classic socialism that the left USED to be before it got indoctrinated with Marxism (jew…
There is at least an arguable position that what might be called “World Jewry” has a long-term plan to use Argentina as a kind of bolthole or secure base while war (nuclear war), and famine ravage much of the rest of the world, war and famine which the Zionists themselves are doing much to bring about (Ukraine, Iran, Middle East/Mediterranean).
Conspiracy theory? Possibly, but then look how many of those “conspiracy theories” have proven to be accurate analyses in recent decades.
🇦🇷 Argentinians are waking up!
Every nation in the world is noticing the 'israeli' occupation of their governments. Thank you Gaza! https://t.co/MN627Rgqrk
Speaking as a National Socialist, I’d put it a bit differently. The state and the people aren’t just in a general symbiotic relationship where the best of the collective govern for stability. For me the state is the organised expression of a specific people, their history, labour…
In many ways, Galloway is a clever man, but in some ways he is stupid and hopelessly —indeed wilfully— ignorant. Hitler and National Socialism (and the crimes of Stalin and the CPSU) are blind spots for him.
A grade-A “grifter” too, of course.
Galloway tweeted against me a couple of times many years ago.
We believe that the Highest Law of Nature is the Survival of our Species by any means and at all cost. https://t.co/KSIbrvBvT0
The 'vetting process' of populist parties exists to screen out people who are simultaneously intelligent AND honest. Honest idiots can be tolerated because they are easy to manipulate. And intelligent psychopaths can too, because they will agree with the corruption.
[“The ‘vetting process’ of populist parties exists to screen out people who are simultaneously intelligent AND honest. Honest idiots can be tolerated because they are easy to manipulate. And intelligent psychopaths can too, because they will agree with the corruption.
But honest and intelligent people are poison for them.”]
Once again, well-said by Yerbury. I myself have made the same points often, on the blog, on Twitter (before a pack of Jews had me expelled in 2018), and elsewhere, over the years.
I recall an old friend, now-deceased, saying to me and a couple of others in the 1980s about how “any one of us could be an MP for any of the [then] three main parties, were we willing to sell our principles for a career, and to tolerate the bullshit”. Very true.
Air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 456 Ukrainian UAVs over Russian regions during the night, the Defense Ministry said.
The European Union is now facing the effects of the energy crisis that it created with its own hands by refusing to buy Russian gas, Russian Presidential Special Representative for Investment and Economic Cooperation with Foreign Countries and CEO of the Russian Direct Investment… pic.twitter.com/tNSqo8HnYr
🇮🇱 Israeli Defense Minister released a song titled ": BOOM."
The video, which depicts Israel striking several countries, is part of his election campaign for the Likud party ahead of the upcoming elections. pic.twitter.com/dL1y7GCFj5
Israeli jewish settler brutally attack elderly foreign activist as the other settlers attacked Palestinians and their property pic.twitter.com/xX1CbeXVdj
"Winnipeg Police stated after a 1,000-hour investigation involving 25 officers that the graffiti and supposed attack were fabricated by the family." pic.twitter.com/CFPMaCIE5i
Typical. There have been, over the years, thousands of such faked “antisemitic” attacks, including quite a few in the UK. A Jew lawyer in Scotland —Glasgow, I believe— was convicted some years ago of faking “antisemitic” attacks; unfortunately, his sentence was far too lenient. I think that he was even allowed to continue working as a solicitor.
Par for the course. Look at “Mark Lewis Lawyer” and his cronies, a whole pack of dishonest Jew lawyers. Lewis has more than once cheated his own clients, and has contrived a number of fake “antisemitic” incidents over the years, both for Zionist propaganda purposes and to make money for himself, his present wife, and others. He’s a criminal.
Pastor Mitri Raheb has warned that, if current conditions continue, the Palestinian Christian presence in the West Bank could disappear by 2050, amid worsening economic conditions, escalating settler violence, and growing restrictions and military checkpoints. According to Raheb,… pic.twitter.com/stWxoyT50R
[“Pastor Mitri Raheb has warned that, if current conditions continue, the Palestinian Christian presence in the West Bank could disappear by 2050, amid worsening economic conditions, escalating settler violence, and growing restrictions and military checkpoints. According to Raheb, more than 200 Christian families have left the West Bank since the outbreak of the war in Gaza, while church leaders report that thoughts of emigration are becoming increasingly common, particularly among young people.
These concerns are especially evident in Taybeh, east of Ramallah, the last entirely Christian town in the West Bank. Churches have documented the departure of more than 15 families since October 2023, alongside attacks targeting the town’s lands and residents’ property, as well as its holy sites.
While the Christian population in the West Bank is currently estimated at between 40,000 and 45,000, their share has fallen from 6% in 1967 to just over 1% today. Warnings are growing that continued emigration threatens the presence of the “living stones” in a land to which they have been connected for two thousand years.”]
🚨HORRIBLE: The full story of how renowned Palestinian surgeon Dr. Adnan al-Bursh was abducted from inside a hospital in Gaza and deliberately killed inside an Israeli prison during Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza. pic.twitter.com/ZmV39tJDYn
“Regular readers will know that I have blogged recently about the fact that Starmer-Labour has no real mandate. The electoral system of the UK has been broken beyond easy repair.
At GE 2024, out of every 20 people eligible to vote, and in very rough terms, 8 did not vote at all, 4 voted Labour, 3 voted Conservative, 2 voted Reform UK, 2 voted LibDem, and 1 voted Green.
That is Starmer’s and Labour’s mandate— 4 out of 20. For pedants, arguably, 4 out of 12. Not much of a mandate either way.“
In retrospect, plainly correct, if I myself say so; the point, though, is that, if that was Starmer-stein’s very inadequate mandate, how much less of a mandate does Andy Burnham have?
Burnham and his clown Cabinet are planning to send even more arms and cash to the Kiev regime.
After only three weeks, Burnham already looks well out of his depth, though his quasi-electioneering has resulted in a limited “Burnham bounce” in the opinion polls.
Russian troops struck energy and transport infrastructure used by the Ukrainian army and enemy deployment sites over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/9052Z8lRilpic.twitter.com/hOdZF08lEQ
FSB have apprehended a 50-year-old Russian citizen in the Kherson region who was preparing, on the instructions of Ukrainian special services, a terrorist attack against Russian military personnel, the Public Relations Center of the FSB of Russia reported:https://t.co/uzG97QG4Vdpic.twitter.com/iWWyVpHDZ9
This is hilarious – assuming this is true, it takes Nick Griffin to put back under their stones all those grifters trying to panic Ireland and the UK with fabricated stories about the "New IRA". Another sign of how the political spectrum has been totally skewed https://t.co/64uG2VyBpm
Can certainly see Tories getting down to 66 but LDs are obviously going to take more Tory seats and get up to say 80 and (unfortunately) even an under-powered Reform will take many more Labour & Tory seats. 395 for Labour is fanciful at best. They’re going to get battered. As for… https://t.co/Nifq9qpZAT
I should think that a hung Parliament is quite likely, on present polling. Labour will fall back, the Con Party stay back, while Reform looks to have shot its bolt by being too pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby, by failing to be truly hardline on migration invasion, and by being far too sleazy as well. Still, Reform will get votes by not being LibLabCon; a default choice, if you like. Restore? Slightly better, ideologically, than Reform —but not much— and even more of a one-man-band than Reform. Greens? Hard to say. Will its odd alliance of “antifascist” oddities and pro-Islamist Muslims last? Maybe, maybe not.
If you enjoyed the Autochrome of artist Claude Monet, which I shared with you in June, you may be interested to learn that I've found this new one of the great man, taken in 1917 by Étienne Clémentel in Monet's garden at Giverny. I've given it a good clean-up for you! I have to… pic.twitter.com/6HRLh3182f
[“If you enjoyed the Autochrome of artist Claude Monet, which I shared with you in June, you may be interested to learn that I’ve found this new one of the great man, taken in 1917 by Étienne Clémentel in Monet’s garden at Giverny. I’ve given it a good clean-up for you! I have to say: for an artist renowned for his use of colour, he is dressed surprisingly drably! Nevertheless, this is a very rare colour shot of the great man. It was taken using an early colour glass-plate process and isn’t colourised.“]
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.
Attempts to inflict defeat on a powerful nuclear power such as Russia are futile, it is impossible, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin told TASS on the sidelines of the III Russian-Kazakh Media Forum:https://t.co/nWQwAQFu0dpic.twitter.com/EMCMriOUju
The Kiev regime, by striking economic infrastructure facilities in Russia, is attempting to drive escalation upward, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin told TASS:https://t.co/ETHs5zcS70pic.twitter.com/9eTvlWINlT
The appointment of Mikhail Drapaty as commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian military has led to an escalation of Kiev's terrorist tactics. During this period approximately 950 Russian civilians have been affected, Rodion Miroshnik told TASS:https://t.co/VkKn5PF6g6pic.twitter.com/o8a1DFsnej
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… pic.twitter.com/F8Rbm7JQ2k
[“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.
Lithuania to Begin Production of Ukrainian Drones on its Territory
Lithuania will begin manufacturing drones for Ukraine, using Ukrainian technology, as part of an agreement between Kyiv and Vilnius. Previously, Latvia and Estonia had supported similar initiatives pic.twitter.com/o89WEWMOsb
📸 Spanish media outlets have been caught staging photographs of African illegal immigrants in order to evoke sympathy from the public and portray them in a positive light. pic.twitter.com/165CKY3cs2
Iran's attacks on U.S. bases in the region have depleted 80% of THAAD interceptor reserves and half of Patriot missiles, according to CNN. pic.twitter.com/0OlqJQznaB
This is the police voluntarily acting as intimidatory censors for the subject of legitimate reporting. It happens alarmingly often, and it has to stop. https://t.co/q8EdY9KJgX
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.
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.
There's a serious crisis within our prisons that Labour inherited. Eary release is probably the only feasible solution in the short term. But I struggle to believe that somewhere within the system there are not two people who could be let out before these scumbags. https://t.co/R4vEmqYo2y
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.
The world’s oldest known cat just turned 31. She only drinks spring water and is still living her best life. She just refuses to quit pic.twitter.com/tnrb0R6BLh
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…
🆕 Voting intention, small changes as Labour lead Reform by 3. But the Liberal Democrats fall to their lowest since the Election⁰⁰🌹 LAB 27% (-1)⁰⏩ REF 24% (nc)⁰🌳 CON 22% (nc)⁰🔶 LIB DEM 10% (-2)⁰🟢 GREEN 9% (+1)⁰🟡 SNP 3% (+1)
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.
My own position is that the Right has become a tool to control the narrative by channelling dissent into cheerleading for one fake opposition project after another. If we want real change, we have to walk away from it completely. https://t.co/08ZD03KJ0j
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”.
Russian troops liberated two communities in the Sumy and Zaporozhye Regions over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/nbGxNZUfRTpic.twitter.com/uGfDmSdI1U
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.
“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.
Late tweets
A Hornet drone of the Ukrainian armed forces attacked a hospital in the center of Donetsk, killing one person, a TASS correspondent reported.
The UN opposes any attacks that cause civilian casualties, especially among children, UN Spokesperson Farhan Haq told TASS commenting on the attacks of Ukrainian drones on a playground in the Belgorod Region and on the beach in Arkhipo-Osipovka near Gelendzhik:… pic.twitter.com/ND72Z5Al3s
"I don't know if there are any other reasons for such a large shortage of anti-missile systems besides the Middle East.
Perhaps it's a political move aimed at making Ukraine, shall we say, more manageable. In my opinion, this is not accidental. It's a serious challenge…"… pic.twitter.com/l9JRkNifGq
Before very long, the Kiev regime will be unable to intercept most Russian drones and missiles.
The extent to which the Danube's water level has dropped can best be seen near Prahovo, Serbia on the border with Romania, where the German fleet was sunk during World War II in Operation Danube Elf. pic.twitter.com/ywYWbrnnzp
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… pic.twitter.com/bEVHF14pNK
[“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.“]
“Violent youths subjected a man and a woman to a shocking unprovoked city centre attack over a “harmless” comment. The victims walked past some teenagers sitting in a doorway and the woman remarked that they had a nice cool place to sit on a hot night.
Some of them took umbrage at that and it quickly escalated into violence, with then-16-year-old Thomas Courtney and two girls attacking her and leaving her injured. Courtney and then-15-year-old Lincoln Hudson then subjected her friend to a brutal attack in which he was repeatedly punched and kicked, including to the head after he fell to the ground, leaving him unconscious
Newcastle Crown Court heard both victims have been badly affected by the attack, with the man having become so depressed he tried to kill himself. However Courtney and Hudson have now been spared immediate custodial sentences after the court heard they have turned their lives around in the three years since the attack.“
[Chronicle Live]
Regular readers of the blog know that I am not a “hanger and flogger” (usually). Is that result justice for the victims, and/or for society, though? I think not.
Even if, as their Counsel claimed —and which I doubt— those youths have “turned their lives around” in the (absurd delay) three years since the attack, the court should have ordered them both to pay ongoing compensation for life to the victims. £10 per week to each victim, and from each defendant.
Admittedly, it is now 18 years (2008) since I was in active Bar practice, I was never really a serious criminal practitioner (though I did a number of Crown Court trials and many many magistrates’ court ones in my early days, meaning the early 1990s) and I concede that I do not know whether the courts even have such a power, in those exact terms, but if not they should have.
Well, there it is. Britain 2026, in which people are still being prosecuted and even imprisoned for tweets and other online comments…
Incidentally, I was just looking at other sentences handed down by the Crown Courts of the North-East. One was a man who shook his own child, a baby, so violently that it suffered “catastrophic and lifechanging injuries“. He had taken cocaine, and drunk no less than 11 cans of lager. He failed to summon timely medical help. Sentence? 4 years (so out in 2 years, or less). This is not justice.
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She hasn’t earned that money. She didn’t listen to complaints, nor investigated how shareholders monies are decided. Of course they would vote for her and her tenure: shareholders win
Water supply, on the large scale, should be a nationalized industry, and the chief director of it should certainly not be paid more than half a million pounds gross (pre-tax), if that.
The featured woman fat cat was not even the director of all UK water supply, just that of one region of the country.
I think that there is a case for capping all salaries at some level to be determined, which might be something like £200,000 or £300,000 net (i.e. post-tax etc). That includes other kinds of remuneration.
In the 26 companies that operate a third of all of the care homes in this country, 200 MILLION pounds leaks out of that sector in the form of management fees for private investors. That's an astronomical sum that is not going to improving care or paying workers a fair wage, but… pic.twitter.com/RGqumi0Zgo
— Unite For A Workers' Economy (@UniteEconomy) August 1, 2026
[“In the 26 companies that operate a third of all of the care homes in this country, 200 MILLION pounds leaks out of that sector in the form of management fees for private investors. That’s an astronomical sum that is not going to improving care or paying workers a fair wage, but is instead lining the pockets of wealth investors, often from overseas.
Social care is not a cash cow. It is a critical public service, limping along as its lifeblood is drained by private interests. Getting profiteers out of care is not a nice-to-have measure. It is a crucial starting point that any meaningful reform of the sector must build from.”]
As the Americans say, that surely is a “no-brainer”. I featured, some time ago, on the blog, a news report about some inept armed robbers who targeted the house, in the wealthy Sandbanks neighbourhood of Dorset, of a director/owner of a number of care homes.
The robbers threatened the man’s wife and daughter (he was at work) and, though unable to force the women to open the safe, still got away with about £300,000 in cash and jewels. They were caught not long after that, and had left enough evidence behind them to ensure a conviction and long sentences of imprisonment.
What interested me about that report, apart from the great ineptitude of the criminals, was the fact that despite having been unable to access the safe, they still escaped with hundreds of thousands of pounds, much of it in cash. Does that not raise a number of red flags?
These exploitative private care homes, that charge the elderly or their families huge amounts yet pay their staff peanuts (and often offer residents poor food and care), are a social crime as far as I am concerned.
“Two men who attacked a frail 82-year-old antique weapons collector in his own home have been jailed. Andrew Paull and Nathan Flower burst into the home of the pensioner, who is now 85, as he slept in bed.
Truro Crown Court heard Paull, 49, and Flower, 33, struck him multiple times with a machete as he tried to get out of bed. The pair demanded they wanted his safe keys, believing he had gold and cash in it.
In fact, the safe was empty and the elderly man was pushed down the stairs at his property in Penrice Park, St Austell, in April 2024. They fled with £350 in cash, bank cards and some keys.
The victim suffered cuts to his face, hand and wrist and was left in what a judge called a “quite pathetic state” and a “broken man”. Paull, of no fixed abode, and Flower, of Basset Road, Camborne, admitted wounding.
The court heard drugs had blighted the lives of both defendants. Judge James Adkin jailed them both for 27 months and said they used “intimidating violence against a vulnerable individual in his own home”.
[Cornwall Live]
Can anyone reading that report think that a mere 27 months was a suitably severe sentence for having broken into the home of an 82-y-o pensioner as he slept, hit him repeatedly with a machete, threatened him, robbed him, then pushed him down a flight of stairs?
Frankly, that sentence is a travesty, a disgrace, and that Judge Adkin, whoever he is (I had not previously heard of him), should be ashamed of himself.
I have no idea what the defendants’ “previous” might have been, but odds-on they both have records as long as the arm of the law [used to be].
What makes that wholly inadequate sentence even more disgraceful is that the convicts will actually serve no more than half of the headline time, so about 13 months, and very likely even less than that.
I have, as previously noted, never been a “hanger and flogger” but, as far as I am concerned, such vicious crimes deserve a flogging, and a mercilessly harsh one. (yes, of course I know that our laws do not now provide for such a sentence; they should do, in cases of such viciousness).
“A thug driver lost it and rammed another man’s car before proceeding to beat him up repeatedly during an unprovoked attacked, court papers have revealed.
Paul Scrafton used his black Seat Ibiza as a weapon to ram his victim’s vehicle three times.
During the unprovoked incident in Mountlea Drive, Par, near St Austell, on December 17 last year, Scrafton, “savagely beat the victim with eight blows”.
At a sentencing at Bodmin Magistrates’ Court on Friday (July 17) of the 50-year-old from The Mount in Par, magistrates described the attack as a “brutal and sustained assault” leaving the victim with broken glasses and his car shunted across the road.
Sentencing Scrafton to 52 weeks in prison, suspended for two years, the magistrates said: “This was an unprovoked attack of a serious nature. It was a horrific incident, where a vehicle was used as a weapon to ram the victim’s vehicle three times.
“The defendant then savagely beat the victim with eight blows, breaking his glasses, which was a brutal and sustained assault and the victim’s car was shunted across the road with a vehicle being used in dangerous manner.
“The victim suffered physical and psychological harm and has been impacted dramatically and continues to suffer anxiety.“
[Cornwall Live]
A suspended sentence, for that? Unbelievable.
Not that I believe in over-sentencing, though. In fact, over-sentencing is the major cause (apart from this poor country being swamped by non-Europeans) for the serious shortage of prison space. Time after time I see (in the newspapers) people getting 2, 3, even 4 years for crimes which really merit months not years (if any time at all); and that is so regardless of the fact that most prisoners now serve only 50%, 40% or, in some cases, 30% of the headline sentences.
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🚨 CABINET MINISTERS' CRIMINAL RECORDS TO BE KEPT SECRET FROM THE BRITISH PUBLIC.
Good morning to the millions of everyday, hardworking Brits waking up on this Monday!
You honestly cannot make this level of establishment cover up up! 🤡
[“CABINET MINISTERS’ CRIMINAL RECORDS TO BE KEPT SECRET FROM THE BRITISH PUBLIC. Good morning to the millions of everyday, hardworking Brits waking up on this Monday! You honestly cannot make this level of establishment cover up up!
A legal tribunal has just ruled that the British public will be banned from knowing which Cabinet Ministers declared past criminal convictions during their vetting process. This secret ruling comes after Louise Haigh was forced to resign over a hidden fraud conviction for making a false police report, only for Andy Burnham to bring her straight back into Cabinet as his right hand woman! Everyday British citizens are subjected to ruthless criminal background checks just to get a basic job in teaching, healthcare, or security. Yet the politicians wielding immense power over your life get special legal protection to hide their criminal convictions from the very voters who pay their salaries. They demand total transparency from you while running a secretive two tier system to protect themselves.”]
As previously said, neither side should be directly targeting civilians. The Kiev-regime side is at least as culpable in that regard as is the Russian side and, moreover, has been doing it for far longer, since 2014 in fact.
What is happening in the Middle-East around Palestine, and its knock on effects in Europe, are overhwhelmingly a direct consequence of Zionism.
Zionism is not simply Jews existing. Zionism is a political force that exists to further the interests of the state of Israel, and…
[“What is happening in the Middle-East around Palestine, and its knock on effects in Europe, are overwhelmingly a direct consequence of Zionism.
Zionism is not simply Jews existing. Zionism is a political force that exists to further the interests of the state of Israel, and works to impose a world order based upon the supremacy of that state, and the enslavement or destruction of everything else. It is an inherently genocidal force in the same way that ISIS and its vision of a global caliphate cleansed of unbelievers was genocidal.
It is not a political force that British people, or any other people, can co-exist with and it cannot be permitted to organise here.“]
You heard it first here. I have been blogging for years about how Labour would “solve” the small boats invasion by rubberstamping entry for the fake “refugees” either in France or even in their home countries.
As it is, 80% of “asylum” applications are approved. Burnham and his cabal will raise that to 95%. The rest will either be deported, or not, but will probably return down the line with different cover stories.
Same goes for the “asylum hotels”. They are being shut. Fine, but to where are the migrant invaders being transferred? To private rental properties, and to social housing which should be for British people only.
Even beyond that, 90% or 95% of the migrant-invaders are here superficially legally, as “tourists”, “family members”, or as “students”, or on work visas (mostly granted on fraudulent applications), and/or as fiancees, spouses etc.
Another aspect of the invasion consists of births to non-white women and to stupid white women impregnated by non-whites.
The water level in the Rhine River in Germany has reached a historic low, according to Bild. pic.twitter.com/efZnZPOzA7
Russia's Federal Security Service thwarted a planned terrorist attack near the prosecutor's office in the southern city of Pyatigorsk and detained a Central Asian-born suspect, the press office said:https://t.co/HWmd1omlBHpic.twitter.com/GbbFOORLvU
“One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors.”
[Plato, The Republic]
“The passage above is drawn from The Republic, Book I, 347c–e.
Here Plato has Socrates set forth why the best men enter political life, that is, why they enter into the life of the polis, the city understood as a body politic. Politics, in the Greek sense, is not reducible to factional struggle. It concerns the ordering of the common life.
To withdraw from it entirely is to become, in the older sense, an idiōtēs, from which the modern word “idiot” ultimately derives: the merely private man, severed from the obligations of citizenship and the responsibilities they entail.
For this reason, rule properly belongs to those with the capacity to govern. Such men cannot withdraw from civic responsibility without permitting a greater injustice: the rise of inferior men who possess neither the strength of mind nor the force of character required to govern.“
Kashin: The way things are going, we will have opportunities for new plans in Ukraine that we couldn't even dream of.
AT THE BEGINNING OF 2026, THE WEST LAUNCHED A MAJOR MILITARY-POLITICAL OFFENSIVE AGAINST RUSSIA IN UKRAINE. They achieved a certain effect. However, they… pic.twitter.com/JH2GtqNmpo
[“Kashin: The way things are going, we will have opportunities for new plans in Ukraine that we couldn’t even dream of. AT THE BEGINNING OF 2026, THE WEST LAUNCHED A MAJOR MILITARY-POLITICAL OFFENSIVE AGAINST RUSSIA IN UKRAINE. They achieved a certain effect. However, they received the opposite result. The Russian population, which felt this “influence,” responded not with calls for peace, but with calls for even more serious strikes. Therefore, the escalation from our side is underway and is quite convincing. It is clear that bombing alone will not bring a victory in the war. That is why we are limiting the growth of Ukrainian military production, significantly increasing the costs for Europe of maintaining the Kyiv regime, and increasing pressure on American air defense arsenals, which are in a critical phase of depletion due to Ukraine and the conflict in the Persian Gulf.“]
Kashin: The way things are going, we will have opportunities for new plans in Ukraine that we couldn’t even dream of. AT THE BEGINNING OF 2026, THE WEST LAUNCHED A MAJOR MILITARY-POLITICAL OFFENSIVE AGAINST RUSSIA IN UKRAINE. They achieved a certain effect. However, they received the opposite result. The Russian population, which felt this “influence,” responded not with calls for peace, but with calls for even more serious strikes. Therefore, the escalation from our side is underway and is quite convincing. It is clear that bombing alone will not bring a victory in the war. That is why we are limiting the growth of Ukrainian military production, significantly increasing the costs for Europe of maintaining the Kyiv regime, and increasing pressure on American air defense arsenals, which are in a critical phase of depletion due to Ukraine and the conflict in the Persian Gulf.
Kashin: The way things are going, we will have opportunities for new plans in Ukraine that we couldn’t even dream of. AT THE BEGINNING OF 2026, THE WEST LAUNCHED A MAJOR MILITARY-POLITICAL OFFENSIVE AGAINST RUSSIA IN UKRAINE. They achieved a certain effect. However, they received the opposite result. The Russian population, which felt this “influence,” responded not with calls for peace, but with calls for even more serious strikes. Therefore, the escalation from our side is underway and is quite convincing. It is clear that bombing alone will not bring a victory in the war. That is why we are limiting the growth of Ukrainian military production, significantly increasing the costs for Europe of maintaining the Kyiv regime, and increasing pressure on American air defense arsenals, which are in a critical phase of depletion due to Ukraine and the conflict in the Persian Gulf.
The United States of Israel
If Section 219/1217of the NDAA becomes law, we will have surrendered our Constitutional Republic to the Zionists. It will literally be the end of our country as we know it.
If Section 219/1217of the NDAA becomes law, we will have surrendered our Constitutional Republic to the Zionists. It will literally be the end of our country as we know it. When I was travelling to Israel on a regular basis back in the mid- to late-1990’s as part of my duties with the United Nations, I was always struck by how closely many Israelis identified with the United States. On national holidays, many Israeli motorists would fly two little plastic flags from the windows of their cars—one the blue and white Star of David, and the other the Stars and Stripes. “We see ourselves as little America”, my Israeli host would explain when I pointed this out. The reality was far different. The Israelis conspired against their American counterparts behind their backs, and the US intelligence and security services viewed Israel as a threat to US national security. Read more: https://scottritter.substack.com/p/the-united-states-of-israel“]
Quite right. His parents may or may not be a disgrace (sounds as if they are). He should set up a GiveSendGo crowdfunder if he has not already done so.
At one or another time, both Reform and Restore looked promising, but neither is social-national, so both are now deflating, though Reform may still become either the Government or the Opposition after the next general election, though not via its own merit but by default.
What is required is not to shrink the State but to utilize State assets and tax monies properly.
Professor Marandi (Tehran):
– Piers, allow me to offer some advice. I'm not going to debate who is right or wrong – Russia or Ukraine – right now. That's not the point. I simply want to say that your media outlets have been misleading the public for two years, constantly… pic.twitter.com/kPmhYxsADd
Piers, allow me to offer some advice. I’m not going to debate who is right or wrong – Russia or Ukraine – right now. That’s not the point. I simply want to say that your media outlets have been misleading the public for two years, constantly claiming that Ukraine is winning. And then suddenly, it turns out that it is on the verge of collapse. Imposing false narratives ultimately becomes a disaster for yourselves – for the people of England, Europe, and America. Your endless wars, which are based on these false narratives and disinformation, create massive waves of refugees that are overwhelming your own countries. And all of this is happening because of your own actions.
[“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.
During a massive overnight strike, the Russian Armed Forces struck radio-electronic industry facilities in Kiev that produce components for missiles and drones, the Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/tds9hLF26Fpic.twitter.com/sYp3HqmwdK
Russian forces struck more than 80 seagoing vessels in Ukrainian ports and at sea that were involved in delivering cargo for the Ukrainian military, according to TASS estimates based on Russian Defense Ministry data:https://t.co/bT0IzVPsIRpic.twitter.com/0QFOl6FfsO
The U.S. Embassy in Jordan is advising U.S. citizens in the Middle East to consider leaving the region or be prepared to depart in the event of escalating tensions.
🚫The embassy warns of potential flight cancellations, airspace closures, and other disruptions to transportation… pic.twitter.com/iXpptpLF3I
U.S. Embassy in Jordan calls Americans in Middle East to evacuate Middle East immediately as Tensions are expected to escalate. pic.twitter.com/r2HEhcjwf3
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!
[“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.
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.…
[“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.
No, it is the ideology of comfortable people who don't have any real problems in life.
The Town that Welcomed a Migrant Centre (then immediately regretted it)
This is the tale of a small Welsh town named Llantwit Major where locals enthusiastically embraced a scheme to bring migrants into their community, but this did not turn out as well as they had hoped.
In 2016, a dog was stranded in a dam in Almaty, Kazakhstan, unable to escape the slippery banks.
Complete strangers linked arms to pull it to safety. Ten years later, their compassion lives on through a statue honoring that unforgettable rescue. pic.twitter.com/uKECUV1TKH
The Saudi Arabian government has announced the start of a voluntary recruitment drive for the army due to a severe shortage of personnel following a mass desertion of soldiers.
This decision comes against the backdrop of serious financial difficulties caused by the blockade of… pic.twitter.com/PnYb0Bkn6Z
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.
No matter how many of these stories I hear, I’ll never get used to a random brown attacking/reporting/etc an Englishman/other westerner in his own country. What is this world we’re living in.
The documented history of international refugee law reveals that jewish and 'israeli' individuals played a significant role in engineering European refugee and border policy.
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…
Late music
[part of the Siwa oasis in western Egypt, where I spent a month in 1998]
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).
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“ The end of the bees is the end of the world.” ~ Chinese proverb
Throw a millions of third world immigrants and ever increasing crime into this mix and you have the future for Britain that all of the mainstream political parties will bring forth. https://t.co/BivPGrHPnc
Pretty much where I stand. I’m centre left and liberal on most issues with the exception of ethnic demographic security. Logically it shouldn’t be such a hard sell to the left/liberals.
Russian forces continued delivering group strikes with precision weapons on Ukrainian ports overnight to July 24, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
Last night's Ukrainian attack on Russian regions one of year’s largest, according to TASS estimates based on data released by the Russian Defense Ministry:https://t.co/ggaHky4lFxpic.twitter.com/ENqaien30m
Russian Ministry of Defense: Air defense systems shot down 571 Ukrainian drones overnight.
The drones were destroyed over the Belgorod, Bryansk, Vladimir, Kaluga, Kursk, Leningrad, Novgorod, Oryol, Pskov, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tver, Tula regions, as well as the Moscow region,… pic.twitter.com/08b4hyTaTn
Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited the Irkutsk Aircraft Plant of Yakovlev PJSC, where he inspected the innovative MS-21-310 medium-haul passenger aircraft. Celebrated for its 100% Russian-made components and systems, the aircraft marks a significant milestone in the… pic.twitter.com/xCkt46ONBj
A 30-year-old Russian woman has been detained in Moscow after being caught in the act trying to plant a bomb under the car of a security officer, the Russian FBS Public Relations Center reported.
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).
US analysts: Iran successfully targets secret CIA bases – with Russian assistance.
A CIA base in eastern Iraq and the US embassy in Riyadh were targeted.
Some in the US speak of assistance from "Russian engineers." Others believe Iran receives satellite intelligence support… pic.twitter.com/6T5xSSq6w7
Russian forces carried out a group strike on a facility outside Kiev where drones used in attacks on civilian targets in Russia were demonstrated, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Friday.
🚨NEWS: The village of Piddington with a population of just 350 people have been told 1,250 illegal male immigrants will be housed in a military base nearby
It should be a general legal rule that for people who commit wilfil abuse of animals, the punishment is to have whatever they did to the animal, done to them. https://t.co/uUpIAjVKKp
He says one thing one day, the opposite the next day. Farcical. Demeaning.
The Trump administration is increasingly concerned that the conflict in Iran is causing the U.S. to consume its advanced air defense interceptor missiles and precision-guided munitions at a rate faster than they can be replenished.
“Inside the dystopian world of Germany’s free speech crackdown
Berlin threatens thousands of Germans with jail for criticising their leaders
Dr Zitelmann is one of thousands of Germans who have been threatened with fines or prison sentences for social media posts that fall foul of the country’s political speech laws, which are unusually stringent for an EU member state.
Some of the cases are sinister and farcical in equal measure.
One German had his home raided for calling a minister a “Schwachkopf [dummy]” while another was fined €2,000 (£1,700) for calling Friedrich Merz a “lying Fritz” under a law that, critics claim, makes it effectively illegal to make fun of politicians.
The furore bears some similarities to the free speech debate in Britain, where citizens have had a knock on the door from police over opinions posted online.
To its supporters, the AfD is only the party that speaks for Germans who are sick of mass migration, political correctness, economic stagnation and the creep of so-called wokeism.
But to its opponents, including many in the government, civil service and intelligence services, the party is a far-Right menace that was recently classified as an extremist group by the country’s equivalent of MI5.
The BfV has been monitoring senior AfD figures through methods such as wiretapping and informants for at least five years.“
[Daily Telegraph]
…and guess which “element” is behind most of the anti-free-speech activity, in both Germany and the UK? Yes, “them” (((them))), as usual…
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Air defense forces intercepted and destroyed 209 UAVs over Russian regions, the Black and Azov Seas overnight, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
Were I to go to Liberia, or Sierra Leone, would I be able to become an MP and/or Cabinet minister? No. So why do we allow Africans to come here and do so? It is a symptom of a terminal sickness in the body politic.
Lots of Andy Burnham's appointments are from political families/dynasties
– including Ellie Reeves whose sister (Rachel) is an MP, husband was an MP, father in law was an MP and mother in law was an MP – Stephen Kinnock whose dad was an MP, mother was an MEP, wife was a PM, etc pic.twitter.com/svLTBQu1Yn
As Hitler said of the 1920s Weimar Germany equivalents, “...dirty democratic politicians“, and I do not think that this lot are even “democratic”.
🇮🇱 Mass protests and breaches of security barriers by ultra-Orthodox Jews (Haredim) are taking place near Military Prison No. 10 in the Beit Lid area. pic.twitter.com/ac5B4kU1Es
Good grief. Look at that lot. I hardly like to have them on the blog.
Apparently, protests against military draft.
The President of Nicaragua has stated that the country will no longer hold elections.
Daniel Ortega ruled out the possibility of a democratic change of power, stating that his government will not allow elections in which the opposition could win, and will cooperate with… pic.twitter.com/JpipIjUPbd
Men are kidnapped off the streets to serve unwillingly on the crumbling front-lines of the Kiev regime, so unsurprising that few want to hang around pavement cafes; others have fled overseas to avoid the draft.
🇷🇺 Over 35,000 tons of grain were shipped from the port of Makhachkala to Iran in July.
🔻 Specialists from the Rosselkhoznadzor (Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision) department for the Republic of Dagestan monitored the export of more than 35,000 tons… pic.twitter.com/627dM9Y3RV
Perhaps. The problem is that one cannot believe a word “they” say, especially now that they want the USA to escalate the war against Iran.
Anastasia Berezovska was reportedly awarded by Zelensky while serving as a Security Service officer. She kept her connection to the administration when she traveled to Europe as a refugee, and was tasked with bombing a vocal critic in Monaco. A few days later she was found dead… pic.twitter.com/rgSWmbymKu
Zelensky’s regime is a dictatorship composed of Jews, Ukrainian thugs and, below that level, persons of doubtful provenance such as that terrorist woman.
Ha. Made me laugh, mainly because it comes close to my own attitude…
Nearly 70 Russian civilians, including two children, have been killed in strikes by the Ukrainian armed forces over the past week, and more than 360 people, including 12 minors, have been injured, Miroshnik told TASS:https://t.co/YOV9bQs0ZHpic.twitter.com/EkqmADJyoh
— Sukhoi Su-57 "Felon"👑ZOV (@75Sukhoi) July 21, 2026
(((Typical))) of the decadence which “they” import into both the cultural and political areas of national life (in this case, in Ukraine, but one could point to similar decadence in the UK, USA, France etc).
Late tweets
Black woman fires back at the haters flooding her comments and DMs after she shared how happy she is after moving to a predominantly white town because she enjoys the peace and appreciates the cleanliness.
This is why they are reopening North sea Gas/Oil. Their masters realised they did not have enough energy because of their net zero scam to run the 80 Ai centers they are building in the UK
It was a training exercise in international waters which the royal navy was informed of. https://t.co/e4wWurTXzZ
— Darren of Plymouth (@DarrenPlymouth) July 21, 2026
The System and its mouthpieces are now preparing the masses for a pointless and unnecessary war with Russia that might leave this country as a charred and radioactive wasteland. Any MPs or scribblers/talking-heads that are promoting war with Russia are enemies of the people.
The first opinion poll for about 2 years to put Labour clearly into government, albeit in a hung Parliament. Translates to a Commons with about 255 Labour MPs (71 short of a majority), 239 Reform UK (strong official Opposition), 67 LibDems, 39 Cons, 21 SNP, 6 Greens [etc].
On those figures, Labour could only rule with the help of the LibDems and others (SNP, Greens etc). A very weak Labour government. In principle, good for social nationalism.
Does Burnham seriously think nobody’s noticed and that because he’s Northern it’s ok? Mindblowing arrogance.
Every single thing that Burnham has announced so far —leaving the merits aside— has been announced or is being done purely to shore up the Labour vote, nothing else.
Russian troops liberated the community of Volokhovskoye in the Kharkov Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/Ibxi1EvTOkpic.twitter.com/BucWzzlZUG
Another small settlement taken, but Russia needs a real gamechanger now. Time is running out. Trump may be replaced in 2028/early 2029 with a very pro-war new president, willing to again bankroll and heavily arm the Kiev regime.
IN BRIEF: Russia's latest strikes on Ukrainian ports. A dry cargo vessel unloading cargoes for the Ukrainian army was struck at the port of Nikolayev:https://t.co/y9GNbgsD0wpic.twitter.com/x17kwSiSri
I happened to see a film on Channel 4, Wicked Little Letters, a kind of comedy-drama based (very loosely) on actual events in the 1920s. Apparently, the film has been popular.
Well, like not a few films, this one had much going for it —famous actors and actresses, and good locations— yet, in the end, was underwhelming.
The subject-matter is hardly new— poison-pen letters causing turmoil in a small town, in this case on the South Coast of England.
The plot is derivative, and the denouement could be seen coming down the track long before it arrived. The acting, though skilled, was (presumably deliberately) overplayed. Apart from that, the anachronisms were several.
At one point, Timothy Spall’s character reads in his newspaper and comments about the Suffragettes’ campaign going on while “the boys” were fighting in France. Well, the film is set in the 1920s, and we hear that the War has been over for some time. Women of 30+ were given the vote, in principle, in 1918.
Another anachronism: one of the main female characters has a West Indian boyfriend living with her, very unlikely in the 1920s, if only because there were very few blacks in England at the time.
Then we see that one of the local women is also West Indian. In Littlehampton, Sussex. In the 1920s.
The first ever appointed local policewoman, who detects the truth, turns out to be Indian, again very unlikely in that era.
A policeman seen towards the end of the film is a West Indian; in reality, the first black policeman in England joined the (Metropolitan) Police only in 1968, I believe.
Finally, the judge at the eventual trial is also black!
This is more than unintelligent casting; it is cultural sickness.
Mark Pritchard would definitely be expelled from the Labour Party for having this view. And if an ordinary citizen said this on camera on the streets of London there is a high chance that they would be arrested. The Labour Party has taken the UK to a very dark place… pic.twitter.com/VNYsyQbW07
What a surprise…or maybe not. I have been blogging about this for some time.
Longest-serving & most influential of STALIN's secret police chiefs (NKVD) was a Jew.
The Munich Mercury, 1952 admits that BERIA, (then) Soviet strongman, is one of the "JEWISH functionaries" of the Soviet apparatus. He also headed the atomic energy project. pic.twitter.com/ert8p2BauY
Beria’s mother was of Georgian noble stock, and a devotee of the Georgian Orthodox Church. Though it is not completely impossible that his father was a Jew or part-Jew, he was a landowner in Mingrelia and was a Mingrelian (a minority inside Georgia). Again, a Jewish background is highly unlikely.
Why did a German newspaper in 1952 describe Beria as Jewish? Probably part of the early Cold War propaganda output pumped out at the time by the West German intelligence agency called the Gehlen Organization (a CIA ally). A good way to counteract Soviet propaganda etc in postwar West Germany would be to say that Beria was a Jew (many Communists were, of course).
The attempted drone attack on Moscow overnight was one of the largest in recent years, according to TASS calculations based on figures released by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin:https://t.co/Ev7j9LSHIupic.twitter.com/xjQD54d8cy
That tweet shows the problem. Politics is not, or should not be, a game. Those Hitler called “dirty democratic politicians” in the 1920s however regard it as a game, in which “approved” players get careers, money, prestige (even if they “lose” the “game” in relative terms). For the British people, though, this is no game. It concerns their lives, the future of their children etc.
You see the same pathology, or a similar one, in scribblers such as Peter Hitchens, or scribblers-turned-politicians such as Matt Goodwin, when they talk about there being a “debate” about the migration invasion etc. This is no “debate”. It is an invasion and a war.
So far, I concede that Burnham has done two things of which I approve. The first was to ditch the Digital ID policy of Starmer-stein. It had to go, and was not only ludicrously unworkable but also a dystopian intrusion into “the lives of others”.
Liz Kendall has been flying well above her true level (county council or local council) for years. She has no business being in national politics. Thick as two short planks despite her paper education, and an Israel-loyalist (Labour Friends of Israel) as well. She has a history of trying to make the disabled and needy etc poorer, yet she herself lives with an Old Etonian asset manager worth untold millions, and in a house worth millions:
“Kendall is currently in a relationship with Old Etonian and global head of multi-asset solutions at Santander Asset Management, James Ind. She lives in Notting Hill in a Victorian home purchased for £3.9 million in 2021.”
[Wikipedia]
I think that Liz Kendall is at least part-Jew, but have so far been unable to find direct evidence of that.
She is 55 now, so her dismissal probably marks the end of her political career beyond being a backbench MP.
Still, good riddance, as far as it goes.
Didn't see this one coming. Very brutal cull of the Starmer loyalists. https://t.co/D7ketZ6WlW
Update on who has left cabinet so far: Rachel Reeves – who we're told was offered another big job but turned it down – David Lammy, Richard Hermer, Peter Kyle, Steve Reed, Liz Kendall, Darren Jones. All expected really…
If the System wants a war, it will get it, but maybe not the war it wants…
Things keep happening early to mid September for a reason. I feel like something will happen this year too more-so now Milliband is in pic.twitter.com/8JNNvb9zUy
I feel so bad for you Brits man. Its seriously sad just watching culture and a country be destroyed in front of our eyes and most people just accepting it. Glad you use your voice. Much respect 🫡
Wild video footage shows a strike by a Ukrainian “Hornet” one-way attack drone on a Russian mobile air defense team in Eastern Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/a7tdouiAqt
The Kiev regime, by carrying out strikes on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), is seeking to further destabilize the situation on global oil markets, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a commentary:https://t.co/lTsNcdeVKbpic.twitter.com/qPxfqhv3We
The Kiev regime is pushing Russia too far. I now cannot rule out a nuclear attack on Kiev.
Russia is fighting in the special military operation to preserve the country's existence in its current form, Pyotr Tolstoy said, arguing that without such a struggle, the country would cease to exist:https://t.co/AQ3fmWbmoepic.twitter.com/ZYWWOgMIRK
20 July 1944: an attempt to assassinate Hitler, and to take over the reins of power in the German Reich.
I have made comment about that almost every year since the blog was inaugurated a decade ago. I do not feel inclined to add to what I have said on previous occasions, but readers can use the search box on the blog should they wish to see my previous comments.
[Grotto Pavilion, Tsarskoe Selo, St. Petersburg, Russia]
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Russian forces carried out strikes on Ukrainian ports involved in delivering military cargoes to Kiev's armed forces in the early hours of July 17, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
NATO is accelerating its plans: Klincevich reveals when he expects the first major strike European NATO members are accelerating preparations to strengthen their military capabilities, while there is increasing talk of long-term deterrence plans and the potential development of… pic.twitter.com/IVCiFqC70T
Russian Foreign Ministry advises European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen not to visit Kyiv again.
This comment from the ministry refers to her visit to what is referred to as Ukraine on July 15, when she had to take shelter in a bomb shelter during an attack on Kyiv.… pic.twitter.com/m5kqOmFJ4w
The first mixed martial arts tournament among humanoid robots took place in China. It looks a bit comical for now, but we all know how quickly these technologies are advancing. pic.twitter.com/vJJsSZOuEL
🤬🤬🤬 A Dutch woman, 38, was held captive for a week in a home in Zeist, where she was repeatedly raped and brutally tortured by a 52-year-old migrant identified as E. el B.
The suspect beat and kicked her, assaulted her with multiple objects, forced her under a cold shower,… pic.twitter.com/BPrHcGiPXE
— Freyja. Missing Children Advocate🏴 (@FreyjaBakke) July 17, 2026
[“A Dutch woman, 38, was held captive for a week in a home in Zeist, where she was repeatedly raped and brutally tortured by a 52-year-old migrant identified as E. el B.
The suspect beat and kicked her, assaulted her with multiple objects, forced her under a cold shower, placed a plastic bag over her head, tied a rope around her neck, and cut her arms and legs with a knife.
He is also accused of attempting to kill her by throwing her from his car near the A12 motorway at Maarsbergen and then driving over her.
The victim was found with two collapsed lungs, a broken shoulder blade, a broken nose, a missing front tooth, multiple stab and cut wounds, deep marks around her neck, and was unable to walk. Police said they had never seen a living person in such a severe condition.
Investigators found the victim’s DNA and blood in the suspect’s home. Prosecutors say his phone contained images of the injured victim, and that he had searched online for violent sex websites and for a drug to sedate someone for transport. Credit Visgrad 24.“]
Just get rid of them all. Whatever it takes.
This time accelerationism might actually help.
We all need to be working at this on the ground. We all need to accept a simple democratic answer may not be found.
Marjorie Taylor Greene just delivered the most honest eulogy Lindsey Graham's legacy deserved:
"Lindsey Graham was a neo-con warmonger. A murderer. He wanted to wipe out innocent people in Iran, Gaza, Lebanon. He was a dedicated Zionist. He was the greatest lobbyist the military… pic.twitter.com/7NsVB94igz
Organisations like Hope Not Hate (which is now working directly alongside the next PM) put targets on the back of nationalists and anyone on the right.
Crazy people read their reports which demonise even the most moderate of polical activists and they use that as justification… https://t.co/iw9UmegCxL
He is just cynically playing up to his new 'king of the North' persona. Next he will be photo opping with a meat pie, and wearing a flat cap.
— The Epistemic Liberal (@EpistemicWorld) July 17, 2026
Starmer-stein, though nasty, pro-Jewish, pro-Israel, and anti-British (and profoundly unequipped to be a prime minister), at least realized that he was in the 2020s and unable to do much to improve British society. Burnham seems to think that all that he needs to do to make everything wonderful is to talk to people in the street (those who are already pro-Labour, that is), and be filmed doing so.
There is no fuel in the Burnham-Labour tank. So far, I have heard and seen nothing by way of solid policy.
Burnham’s first speeches and statements have been about trying to ensure that at least 100 Labour MPs retain their seats: a speech about the unfortunate but now-irrelevant event at the Hillsborough football stadium 37 years ago (!), and a meaningless apologia about Starmer-stein’s evil statement that the (Israeli) Jews he worships had every right to commit mass murder in Gaza, cutting off food and even water to the people there.
Burnham thus hopes to get 2024 Green Party voters, and/or Muslim voters, back on board.
The usual noisy Jewish claque on Twitter/X are now crying out for Burnham’s blood, but in fact Burnham is a member of Labour Friends of Israel, supported the Iraq war, and presently supports “Ukraine” (the Jew-Zionist/Ukrainian-thug regime in Kiev): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Burnham#Foreign_policy.
I think that Burnham is fairly cynical, and is quite deliberately using his non-confrontational style as a tactic, as did an earlier “Northern” Prime Minister, Harold Wilson.
[Prime Minister Harold Wilson in 1966, on the quayside at Hugh Town, on the island of St. Mary’s, Isles of Scilly, and a shirtless 9-10 year old Millard with brothers]
Translates to a hopelessly-hung Parliament with about 230 Labour MPs (minority government), 177 Reform (official Opposition), 114 Cons, 66 LibDems, 30 SNP, 10 Greens [etc].
In order to get any legislation through at all, Labour (to get to about 322, and the lowest possible working majority) would have to join forces with virtually all LibDem, Green, Plaid, and SNP MPs.
All the same, this is the first opinion poll in about 2 years to put Labour on a par with Reform.
Russians security officers have foiled a plotted terror attack near a memorial marking the 300th anniversary of the Russian Navy in Sevastopol, the FSB directorate of Crimea and Sevastopol said:https://t.co/Te2L0G4uEMpic.twitter.com/xQg0NV0h5s
— Jane Rochford Boleyn 🇬🇧 (@VictoriaHa50399) July 17, 2026
I saw a minute or so of Burnham in the Commons, being led in by two MPs, both dumpy/frumpy Labourite women. Ghastly. Quite put me off my smoked salmon. Burnham’s smug happiness at having finally reached his career goal was palpable…
Their ignorance was absolutely incredible, yet here were people who, in their unwarranted arrogance, think that they have the right to lay down rules, regulations, and laws (either directly or via influence) which affect the whole of society.
They went away with very little money for their chosen charity.
That pair also left with very little prize money, having failed to know that Ecuador was on the Pacific Ocean and not the Atlantic.
Again, supposedly (but in fact shallowly-) educated idiots of that type seriously think that they have the background and knowledge to run, help to run, or influence the running of, this country. It is pathetic, and angering.
Many will recall how out of her depth Edwina Currie was as a junior minister in the late 1980s. I was unaware until today that, at one time, Edwina Currie had been in charge of children’s services in Birmingham, notorious for incompetence; also unaware that she was also the one who appointed the evil and predatory deviant Jimmy Savile as Chairman of Broadmoor mental hospital (where he assaulted and raped patients).
There is something very wrong about the whole political milieu of the UK, and particularly about how entirely unsuitable people are selected as MPs and government advisers.
Andy Burnham is, though not the worst, yet another example.
The British government has officially added the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to the list of organizations that pose a threat to the country's national security. pic.twitter.com/QiL6CFj9iI
The biggest threat to the UK’s security, apart from the migration invasion, is the Jew-Zionist “fifth column” in this country.
Kuwait announced that Iran struck a power plant and a desalination facility.**
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy announced today that, during the missile strikes by the Iranian Armed Forces, one of the country's power plants and a water… pic.twitter.com/cam5siGOI0
If this carries on, the Gulf mini-states will all grind to a halt, the expats who run almost everything having run away (those that have not already done so): Kuwait, Qatar, Dubai, Abu Dhabi etc.
Kuwait says Iran attacked a power and water desalination plant, causing widespread damage to the station.
The country relies heavily on desalination for drinking water, so any disruption poses a serious threat. https://t.co/ZUlffsQml0
Missed the target. The American Patriot air defense system failed to intercept the Iranian missiles. The dummy missiles easily struck the King Faisal airbase in Jordan, hitting areas where American personnel were stationed. pic.twitter.com/sMniT6l9z1
Video footage from Vishneve, near Kyiv, immediately after the strike on the military plant.
A huge crater and ruins where houses once stood. The CEO and deputy CEO of the defense enterprise, who are implicated in the placement of the exploding military depot in a residential… pic.twitter.com/ATcofGi4Aq
Why are we sending £153 MILLION of the British people’s money to Pakistan while Pakistan refuse to take back their grooming gang monsters? pic.twitter.com/TcQxwnS8In
