“Perl says that he didn’t know people were being gassed, their bodies being turned into smoke and ash, even when he was inside Auschwitz – that he only fully understood that after the war. As a prisoner, he had seen the huge chimneys of the crematoriums, but when he asked a fellow inmate what they were, he was told the building was a bakery. Call it a coping mechanism, or a survival strategy, but the repression of that knowledge – and the knowledge that most of his family had been murdered – may have helped him live from one day to the next.”
[The Guardian].
Very odd. Comment perhaps superfluous. Still, that interviewee was apparently inside the Auschwitz camp briefly, before he was deployed to work hundreds of miles to the west, in Bavaria. Like others, he saw no “gas chambers”, heard of no “gas chambers”, even when actually staying inside the Auschwitz camp, and when he asked another prisoner what were some chimneys seen, he was told “a bakery“. Why would that other prisoner lie?
It is that kind of oddity or implausibility that fuels the unstoppable wave of “holocaust” revisionism. A certain narrative, pushed for about 75 years (but particularly since the 1960s) is being questioned by more and more people, because much of the story put before the public just does not add up.
“Regionally, only 14% of people in southern Europe, 15% in northern Europe and 17% in the English-speaking world (Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US) believed they were in sync with their government. In the UK just 12% of people firmly believe that their government shares their values.“
[The Guardian]
“The shark can smell blood in the water a mile off when it’s hungry.” [John le Carre, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold].
.@Tucker demolishes Corporate media’s lies about Russia blowing up a dam that supplies water to their own nuclear plant.
This is dangerous, they won’t allow him to tell this kind of truth about the Ukraine war for very long. I wonder how they’ll try and stop him this time since… https://t.co/o8wPv7qXco
The balance of benefit/detriment is surely showing that Ukrainian (Kiev regime) forces destroyed that dam; maybe not “beyond a reasonable doubt”, but surely “on the balance of probabilities”.
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— FFT™ 👠Stay Feminine (@FemalesForTrump) June 7, 2023
⚠️Mel Gibson is about to rattle the cages of some of the most powerful people in America. This is extremely dangerous work, and it’s going to raise a lot of eyebrows.⚠️
Russian analysts believe that the introduction of the main UAF forces into the fight can be expected in the next 72 hours , and that the main direction of the attack will be Orehovo – Tokmak – Melitopol
The Russian Ministry of Defense publishes footage of attacks on the attacking units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the South Donetsk direction. pic.twitter.com/1OEIUr9Arh
Tony Gosling says that from a military strategic point of view, the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam could be an effective Ukrainian move to cause massive flooding and halt the advance of Russian troops. Press pic.twitter.com/OvvdT30jow
The destruction of the dam is unusual, in that such attacks usually clearly benefit one side or the other. Here, the weight of detriment seems to fall on both sides, making it hard to confirm who blew the dam.
The British military is too weak to fight Russia in a European war and cannot rely on the US in a European conflict, British MPs say pic.twitter.com/FtcTJ0JXyn
The premise is absurd. Why would Russia attack the UK? To take over decaying cities filled with non-whites? There is no reason for Russia and the UK to fight (once the UK Government stops funding the Jew-Zionist regime in Kiev). In any case, the British Army numbers fewer than 70,000 in reality, and the hard-nosed bit of that is probably no more than 30,000, maybe far fewer.
I can remember a time when, if you drove outside the cities and towns your windscreen would be caked in insects. Something terrible has happened to our environment. I’ve never forgotten this book which detailed the causes so powerfully. pic.twitter.com/F65TBt34Eu
Feral untermensch on BBC Newsnight. Not just off some boat, but actually born here. Recipient, incredibly, of 13 years of State education.
Does anyone seriously believe that this useless creature is of any use whatever to this country? The same goes for the huge numbers like him.
You know what let me make it easier for her: JACK MONROE USED A FALSE STORY TO STEAL MONEY VIA PAYPAL DONATIONS AND REFUSES TO REFUND DONORS OR ACKNOWLEDGE THIER QUESTIONS.
Email/contact details in my bio. I can’t WAIT to see how she funds a “libel” suit this time 😂😂
— Kelly Jackson | It’s More Fun In Your 30s (@Kelly_Jackson88) June 2, 2023
Either “Jack Monroe” called in a few favours to get onto Question Time or the BBC has gone completely mad.
Question Time does not pay guests, but of course the free publicity and attendant credibility is worth rubies.
One to watch: will Jack Monroe finally face the music & be forced to reveal how much money she’s squeezed out of donors? Especially fund-raising for legal cases she never took to court? Tick tock… https://t.co/5E3tYwa4jE
After the recent revelations about how much cash Jack Monroe has scammed from people, and evidence of her habitual lies, I am genuinely surprised so many people are retweeting her fallacious rhetoric as if nothing has happened.
There is, quite obviously, an attempt now being made to turn the clock back and rehabilitate the reputation of thieving “grifter” “Jack Monroe”.
This is horrendous behaviour and I’m sorry it’s happened to you. She constantly complains people doxx her and then she does it to someone else simply for asking for a refund. Jack Monroe is the lowest of the low. #PayItBackJack
Oh, look… Jack Monroe is trending again. Pretending to live in poverty while they make loads of money. Oh look…. its not because they're pretending to be poor, it's because they just doxxed someone.
People have been trying to hold Jack Monroe accountable for her very questionable fund raising and Patreon subscriptions for some time now (she calls them trolls) Her response that she has to attend court is to dox the claimant to her 500K followers. WTF? https://t.co/AX9Ftry6cb
When #JackMonroe speaks at a festival or on TV, she gets away with cheap soundbites which play well in endlessly repeated social media clips. There’s no depth of analysis, no substance. The REAL experts like @jrf_uk are doing the real work. 👇 https://t.co/ouSFutwNcA
“Jack Monroe” is but a small part of a wave of lies and fakery that has swamped our culture for several decades. Not just online “grifters” such as Melissa Hadjicostas/”Jack Monroe”, “Supertanskiii”, Rachael Swindon (not as bad as the others, arguably), “Man Behaving Dadly”, Mike Stuchbery (antifa cheerleader and mentally-odd anti-free-speech type), “Dr.” Louise Raw, and many many others, but also political figures (prominent among which would be “Boris” Johnson, of course) and the msm-promoted “real world” “activists” such as Greta Nut.
It goes beyond even individuals, to beliefs and “causes”: “global warming”/climate change via “emissions”, “Black Lives Matter”, migrant-invaders as something somehow positive, “Ukraine”, “Covid”, “Covid” “vaccines”, UK “austerity” 2010-2023, “UK terror threat” from podcasters and tweeters such as Sven Longshanks and others, etc. The tendency of large-scale falsehood might be traced back to the still-flourishing “holocaust” and “anti-Nazi” farrago. History as mixed fact and fakery with, often, more fakery than fact.
Talking of “Sven Longshanks”, the political prisoner, his resettlement fund (to help him get back on his feet when he is released next year) remains open:
I just donated 20 British pounds to support Sven Longshanks. Chip in if you can!
“Jack Monroe” stands out from the other two mentioned because she is a fake front or facade, with nothing behind it except her appalling “recipes”. Maugham is a barrister, and had a career, apparently lucrative, in that field before becoming an online personality. Owen Jones too, was known as scribbler on socio-political issues before he became a kind of msm/online caricature of himself.
“Jack Monroe” is actually more than a mere fake and “grifter”; she is a classic criminal type, psychologically (in my admittedly “non-expert” opinion), and who in other circumstances might have been (again, in my “non-expert” opinion) a career criminal, terrorist, or even something worse. She strikes me as being a dangerous woman. I think that the police should (at long last) start looking at both her fraudulent activity and her repeated organization of harassment against her critics.
Needless to say, the BBC etc should not allow her onto shows such as Question Time (which publicity wrongly validates her).
I’m so sorry LG, Jack Monroe has just shown what a nasty, vicious, narcissistic person she really is and proven what we’ve all been saying for months, that she doesn’t deserve her platform and she’s a danger to others with her grifting. Look after yourself xx
Hello new people. You've probably seen a number of my Tweets about how I'm facing Jack Monroe, aka @BootstrapCook in court soon. Here's the full story:
I subscribed to her Patreon. She failed to fulfil the contract and didn't send out any rewards. I asked for my money back. She…
Nasty new low from Jack Monroe in sharing the personal details of one of her victims who asked for a refund when they had wanted to stay anonymous online.
She plays the victim so much with accusations of people doxxing her then does it to others. pic.twitter.com/8r06WgTJxu
The worst of it is that, thanks to (LGBTQXYZ? Cocaine-abusing?) friends or contacts at the BBC, which contacts got her onto Question Time yesterday, “Jack Monroe” now has yet more msm “validation”, and many more ignorant mugs will probably be sucked into sending her cash via Patreon etc.
Having said that, and as Abraham Lincoln said, “you can fool some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of the time“. I notice that the number of Patreon mug donors sending cash to “Jack Monroe” is, as of today, 404, less than half of the number donating last year, and fewer than were donating even a month ago.
Between this and Jack Monroe on Question Time it’s not been a great night for the promotion of criminality on national television.
The tweets above attracted a host of “Jack Monroe” admirers to attack the tweeters. The admirers tend to be men (sometimes also women) of a certain age, and who want to “white knight” for the fraud/grifter. Pathetic.
As blogged previously, I see few if any young people taking “Jack Monroe” at face value; also, few if any ethnic minority people. I have speculated in the past that the latter probably know too much about real poverty or struggle, and /or look upon the swill “Jack Monroe” puts out as “recipes” with disdain or horror.
@BootstrapCook, Jack Monroe you have blocked me and deleted the appalling tweets you wrote but the one thing you STILL haven’t done is take responsibility for your actions. You have put the physical safety of a vulnerable man at risk. Grow a backbone and sort it out! https://t.co/Jcg9xFSdPi
What I find incredible about the naivety of so many on Twitter is that they have been applauding the mediocre soundbite-uttering of “Jack Monroe” on Question Time as if it were some brilliant exposition of the horrible flaws of the “Conservative” governments of the past 13 years. In reality, she said (from what I have seen on Twitter) nothing new, nothing at all.
Jack Monroe doxxed an innocent man today. I'm all for anti-poverty campaigning, but we need to stop platforming Monroe.
Appearing on Question Time and tweeting a bit about the “Tories” does not qualify as (serious) “campaigning“, by the way.
Not for the first time Jack Monroe has caused somebody great distress with her vile behaviour and sycophantic, vengeful flying monkeys pic.twitter.com/djiJ0xLc6S
Former Conservative party chairman, Chris Patten, condemns the economic situation in the UK citing inflation, lax monetary policy and Brexit, and calls for politicians to be honest with the public#bbcqthttps://t.co/x3u55OzAyypic.twitter.com/8xvCdvpfOP
— BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) June 1, 2023
If Question Time is worth retaining (which I doubt), this is the kind of person who should be on it, despite my not agreeing with Patten on everything. Not “Jack Monroe, not Jess Phillips. Etc.
Why is it now obligatory to sob on television? Maybe I’m old school, but what happened to dignity? Moreover, the more they cry, the less believable it is. Phillip Schofield: Alison Hammond breaks down on This Morning https://t.co/tXi6l8fI8n
— Petronella Wyatt (@PetronellaWyatt) June 2, 2023
Jesus Christ! People are apparently sad about the fact that hugely overpaid ****-up, Phillip Schofield, has had to retire? I have to say that I never liked him anyway, though I never watch morning TV, but I had seen him on TV here and there.
People now are (or pretend to be) terribly upset about nothing, but often are not at all concerned about far greater matters.
Last week, the Scholfield business eclipsed the death of Martin Amis. Now it eclipses every serious new item. This doesn’t say much about us as a society. When did we become so trivial?
— Petronella Wyatt (@PetronellaWyatt) May 27, 2023
Leaving aside the Martin Amis news (which for me was not in any way major), Britain started to go wrong in the Thatcher era of the 1980s, and started to slide steeper downhill from, particularly, the Blair-Brown years. The UK may be still a bit of a “toytown” or “poundland” dystopian police state, but it gets darker all the time. It does not even have the saving grace of most police states— low (real) crime.
Everything must be done to prevent the announced offensive of Kiev against Russian forces, because it could have devastating consequences for Ukraine, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said. pic.twitter.com/AEG7WWg455
Well said. Russia is a major power, a major nuclear power. If the Zelensky regime thinks that that is an irrelevance, then anything could happen.
Footage of the destruction of equipment of saboteurs who tried to enter the Belgorod region the other day near the Shebekino checkpoint pic.twitter.com/jcZqdj8TIN
“A former US police officer who was threatened with rape and death when she confronted a group of local yobs has said she fears British society is becoming as lawless as her former beat in Louisiana.
Angela Flynn hit the headlines yesterday when it emerged her husband Michael had been sacked from his teaching job after posting on Facebook about an incident in which a gang of youngsters tried to steal a bike from their front garden and said they would attack his wife when she rumbled them.”
[Daily Mail]
Unsurprising that Britain is descending into lawlessness, when silly little plods in the UK spend time snooping on socio-political tweets and blog posts rather than doing their proper job(s)…
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The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation prevented an attempt by the Armed Forces of Ukraine to carry out a terrorist act near the city of Shebekino in the Belgorod region," the Russian Ministry of Defense announced.
The armed forces of Ukraine are trying to recapture Artyomovsk (Bakhmut), but this activity is being stopped by the forces of the Russian Federation," Pushilin said.
Commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Syrsky admitted that the Ukrainian command suspended the advance in the Bakhmut direction, focusing on restoring the combat capability of its units.
UK still at no.5? Interesting. I suppose that that is based mainly on Trident.
Support Sven Longshanks. He just got put in prison for 2 and a half years in the UK for saying things the system doesn't like. Donate if you can. https://t.co/1YBlmPATTG
“Jack Monroe”, outright fraudster and online “grifter”, invited onto BBC Question Time! It really highlights the contempt that the System bubble has for the British public. That woman stole from genuinely needy people in order to rent and then buy property, and in order to drink herself silly and snort cocaine constantly, not to mention buy new furniture, Tiffany earrings, even —apparently— a Damien Hirst painting or drawing.
Incidentally, I see that, as of today, 406 utter mugs are still funding “Jack Monroe” via the Patreon website. About 30 fewer than a month or two ago, and even fewer than this time last year (when about 850 idiots were paying out) but 406 donors still means that “Jack Monroe” is getting between £1,421 and £17,864 each and every month from that source alone. Probably around £3,000 in cash. Not bad for doing absolutely nothing…
Britain is so dystopian and disordered now that almost nothing makes sense in the public realm. As for Question Time, it hardly even merits the designation “tired”. Completely lame. Completely pointless.
Talking about “disordered Britain”, juxtapose these: “Sven Longshanks” gets 2.5 year sentence for talking about Jews on his Albion Radio podcasts, but some loony actually stormed into the home (the gated garden, anyway) of the actor Benedict Cumberbatch, threatened the actor and his family verbally, while waving a knife, as well as damaging plants etc, and was sentenced to— a fine of £250!
This country has pretty much gone mad.
By that, I mean the legal system, police, msm etc. Many of the British people see what is happening, even some of why it is happening, but have no power.
Almost two-thirds of German citizens (64%) oppose the supply of German combat aircraft to Ukraine – a survey by the Infratest dimap institute for the ARD TV channel
The Russian army transports military equipment to the city of Chebykino, in the Belgorod region, on the Russian border with Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/GDXYEJgoRw
Jack Monroe paraphrased some common knowledge about the thieving tories on #bbcqt …but don’t let that distract you from the fact she stole donation money from multiple people
BBC platforming a grifting con-artist is quite on brand
So the thieving “grifter” really was on Question Time. Even for the BBC, which is weak on on vetting people, this is hard to believe.
Biden shows willingness to cross Putin's red lines – The Washington Post Western journalists, referring to the administration of the self-propelled grandfather, believe that Putin is “bluffing all the time,” so every time they try to strengthen Ukraine, thereby putting pressure… pic.twitter.com/wRrMWW1kXV
Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers said he would be "very surprised" if Britain went through the next two years without a recession after Brexit's "historic economic blunder," writes Bloomberg. pic.twitter.com/FTy09EE7mU
From May 25 to June 1, the main part of the Wagner PMC units was withdrawn from Bakhmut to rear camps for rest and reformatting. pic.twitter.com/kuSnmfGQYg
A step in the right direction, but only when the Zionist and pro-Israel lobby is confronted and defeated can there be free speech again in the UK. The Jew-Zionist lobby is the primary anti-free-speech concentration in this country.
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We all know who, but if we say it then we'll be put in jail for 2.5 years like Sven Longshanks.
— AJ Grumblestilch 🏴🇬🇧🏴☠️ (@AJGrumblestilch) May 28, 2023
In other words, (((the usual suspects))).
Talking about Sven Longshanks (James Allchurch), it is good to see his resettlement fund growing:
I just donated 20 British pounds to support Sven Longshanks. Chip in if you can!
3 buildings that were reportedly hit in Moscow are located in these areas (Atlasova, Profsoyuznaya streets & Leninsky Avenue). pic.twitter.com/9omEdozVl2
— Amanda McGregor 🌐 (@_AmandaMcGregor) May 30, 2023
Russia's capital Moscow was under attack by several drones overnight. 8 drones were launched at Moscow. 5 of them were shot down by Pantsyr SAM. 3 were diverted by electronic warfare means. pic.twitter.com/u6dCu2hRVu
Putin and the ruling circles in Moscow may now have to consider whether they will actually need the city of Kiev intact at the end of this war.
War is horrible, and had this war been planned and executed properly from the start, it would have ended after a few weeks with complete Russian victory, and with relatively slight harm done. Now, it may have to end with the ancient city of Kiev again being levelled (as also happened —in central areas— in 1943).
Come what may, Russia now has to fight on until it achieves victory, even if that victorious end is bitter.
To the bitter end…
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So hold up! You mean to say that at the height of one of the deadliest of "pandemics," excess deaths were close to normal. But 2 years later, it's significantly up??? Hmmmm, I wonder why? And why is MSM not talking about this? https://t.co/JVnrTwNuCk
BREAKING: Russia is claiming that at least 8 drones have targeted an area in Russia centered around Moscow. Other, unconfirmed reports claim there were up to 32 individual UAVs used in the attempted attack.
On another aspect of the present conflict, I see that the pound sterling now buys about 100 Russian roubles. When I was last in Moscow, in 2007, the (tourist) rate was a fifth of that, 1:20.
Having said that, the mass of the Russian population is as good as unaffected by the long-term slide of the rouble. As I have blogged previously, Russia could even survive quite well as an autarky, and that is not presently necessary, because trade between Russia and much of the world has not only continued but expanded. China, of course, is key.
Historian and Johnson's biographer Sir Anthony Seldon: "I don't think Boris Johnson's reputation can go much lower. Most members of the public know that he was a liar and not fit for purpose. He didn't have the integrity, skills, or judgment to run this Great country." ~AA pic.twitter.com/57hcxzdaoI
According to the head of state, the drone attack on Moscow was an attempt to retaliate, but the air defense system of the capital worked… pic.twitter.com/3pRxzCGK38
🇷🇺 Ukrainian army have lost more than 16,000 military personnel, 16 aircraft, 466 drones and more than 400 tanks over the past month – Russian Defense Minister Shoigu.
🗣 Kiev's regime overlords demand that Ukraine go on a counteroffensive despite its significant losses- Shoigu pic.twitter.com/G6i6Z9zn45
Everyone knows Boris Johnson is a liar. Now Rishi Sunak is showing that he is an even better dissembler and bullshitter. He and Simon Case are currently obstructing the Covid inquiry that they themselves set up. You couldn't make it up! #WATO#r4todayhttps://t.co/NZuEOfh3R4
— Kevin Anthony The Big Brexit Lie 🇺🇦🇫🇮 (@KevinAn48751902) May 30, 2023
For me, the whole “Partygate” thing is a classic Westminster Bubble pseudo-scandal, and in any case the “pandemic” was a “panicdemic”, if not a “scamdemic”; but, having said that, it is remarkable the extent to which decent administration and governance has vanished from the UK in the years since both Government and Opposition became packed with Jews, Indians, Middle Easterners of various kinds, and blacks. Co-incidence?
It must be a grave temptation for Putin and his group to say, simply, “**** it!” and fire all nuclear missiles at the USA, London, Kiev, Warsaw, Tel Aviv etc. Fortunately for Europe, Putin is far more measured than that.
Sometimes, “liberation” and “a desert” are not far apart, as Tacitus noted (more or less) over 2,000 years ago.
Let us hope that Europe as a whole does not look like that in 2030…
Vladimir Putin will be able to come to South Africa for the BRICS summit without fear of extradition to the International Court of Justice in The Hague – Bloomberg . pic.twitter.com/XM4XgvYRyZ
If I were Putin, that is one task I would delegate.
Russia has launched a radar satellite that will conduct reconnaissance of all Ukrainian military installations regardless of weather and time. On average, it will pass over Ukraine twice a day and is able to wirelessly photograph military sites within a radar range with an…
The armed forces of Russia are reacting with maximum ferocity to terrorist attacks on Russian citizens carried out by Ukrainian militants using NATO weapons, said Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. He recalled that on May 22, during a counter-terrorist operation in the… pic.twitter.com/Pv5NVFXbqk
It seems obvious to me that today’s attack on Moscow was designed to irritate and cause fear to the ruling and wealthy Muscovites who live in neighbourhoods such as Barvikha, where many leading members of the General Staff and other institutions live.
The aim of the attack seems to be to show Putin and his immediate circle as weak, and unable to protect, crucially, those who themselves support his power.
Belogorovka taken in pincers. There are active assault operations along the Seversky Donets River. The infantry of the RF Armed Forces is advancing from the northeast and southeast of the settlement. There is a "probing" of the defense line of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the… pic.twitter.com/75OZHSWAVu
Since the beginning of the year, the Russian Navy has received 6 ships and vessels of various classes – the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
As planned, about 30 more warships, boats and support vessels are expected by the end of 2023, the agency said on the…
Compilation of the destruction of warehouses, ḫhangars with weapons, military equipment and weapons of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the right bank of the Kherson region, which is under the control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/400lS8dP6O
A poor week for me, in that I was beaten by political journalist John Rentoul, who only scores higher than me in about one in twenty such quizzes; he scored 7/10, whereas I scored only 6/10. I did not know the answers to questions 7, 8, 9, and 10 (and I admit that I guessed no.5, though it was sort-of an educated guess).
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I just donated 20 British pounds to support Sven Longshanks. Chip in if you can!
8/ As latest ONS data showed net migration to the UK reached 606,000 last year, we asked people if there should there be more or less migration to the UK?
⬇️ 49% less migration ⬆️ 10% more migration 🔄 27% the same amount 🤷 13% don’t know
Re. that second poll, for me it means that 10% of the UK population are direct enemies of our country and people, that 27% are non-Brits and/or enemies and/or completely stupid, that 13% are stupid or totally unaware or blind to what is happening all around them, but that about 49% or 50%, half of the entire population, are aware and perhaps angry. What matters, though, is just how angry.
3/ The battle for “Best Prime Minister” is tighter than a pair of ill-fitting Speedos, as Sir Keir Starmer maintains a narrow four-point lead over Rishi according to our latest poll:
…or to put it another way, a near-plurality of voters think that both Sunak and Starmer are both incompetent and dishonest. I wonder why they might think that?
Brexit didn't even happen. It's just a political football to kick around when the fault is lockdowns and sanctions
…and the present Waitrose situation is by reason of “a massive IT failure” at their head office in Bracknell (i.e. nothing to do with Brexit), or so I overheard this morning when getting a few “necessary” items (lottery tickets, kefir, pineapple juice, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean antipasti, Charentes croissants etc). Waitrose gave me a £5 voucher for next time.
I have noticed, in the past couple of years especially, a general lessening of choice, though, but not only at Waitrose. To my mind, UK supermarkets actually had a better selection of goods in 1988…
Have noticed a few #Labour centrists starting to pitch new leaders. Have seen David Miliband, Andy Burnham and Streeting mentioned as potential new Labour leaders. Have they given up on Keith already? They know he’s an electoral liability #LabourIsDead
The System was pushing hard for David Miliband in 2010. A complete System drone, who failed to take over the Labour Party, and then went to the USA thereafter to make a very large salary (now over USD $1M a year) to head “International Rescue”, an NGO with assets of hundreds of millions of dollars: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Rescue_Committee#Finances.
A million pounds or more per year, maybe even two million, if his speaking fees and other “earners” are included.
He belongs to the Trilateral Commission as well:
“Membership in the Trilateral Commission is highly selective and by invitation only; as of 2021, there were roughly 400 members, including leading figures in politics, business, media, and academia. Each country within the three regions is assigned a quota of members reflecting its relative political and economic strength. The organization represents influential commercial and political interests that share a commitment to private enterprise and trade, multilateralism, and global governance; this has subjected it to criticism for elitism.”
— raymond delauney (@raymonddelauney) May 27, 2023
People sometimes claim that I focus too much on Jewish or Jew-Zionist influence in international and national politics. Well, just look at the facts.
In almost every instance.
Still, even a stopped clock is right sometimes…
Ukraine should not try to return Crimea and Sevastopol, as this could lead to negative consequences for the whole world. This was announced on May 26 by former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
He pointed out that the peninsula had never been Ukrainian in history.
Russia stated the conditions for a peace agreement with Ukraine Kyiv should rule out joining NATO and the EU and respect the rights of minorities, said the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs. pic.twitter.com/FxyJbq0YSJ
It’s “Kiev”, and always has been, not “Kyiv“, and certainly not the BBC/Sky invention, “Keeev“…
MI6 intelligence has passed on intelligence to the Office of the President and the General Staff that the Russian military is not transferring equipment and military personnel to the Belgorod region from Ukraine. The Kremlin decided to reinforce the borders with regular troops
Cryptic. Does that mean that the Czechs think that the long-talked-about Kiev-regime counter-offensive may start but then stall or even be obliterated?
This man is sick and he is as just as bad as his cadres. I thought he had brains but I was so wrong. Cannot run a bath never mind a country. Ian Smith Warned everybody and so did FW de Klerk. Give the country to the black people and see what happens. https://t.co/6s9Gjvf6tX
[Girls from the Bund Deutscher Maedel —similar to the Girl Guides in Britain— riding out]
“Thought for the day”
Looking at Twitter today in relation to mass immigration and the migration-invasion, it struck me just how many outright traitors and enemies there are in this country. Twitter is of course perverse, and is far worse than the country as a whole. Still, down the road, harsh measures will be inevitable.
— JAMES – ONTHERIGHT (@Jim_OnTheRight) May 27, 2023
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Russia does not need standards, crudely imposed from the outside, which suppress any identity, the time has come for the country to self-determination, the struggle for the right to be themselves – Putin.
Last night in Lyon, France, anti-pension reform protesters set fire to barricades, broke into and smashed the police station and attempted to take over the city hall. pic.twitter.com/u7nTmVTrWP
After Artemovsk, the next Russian target is Chazov Yar. Military Watch analysts believe that after Wagner units take control of Bakhmut, Ukraine may lose control of Chazov Yar. pic.twitter.com/MmHjTZnuBZ
In the Chernihiv region of Ukraine, the authorities seized about 390,000 books in Russian from libraries. Among the authors whose books were decided to be completely removed were Pushkin, Chekhov, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Yesenin and other Russian writers. pic.twitter.com/VLvVeTAb78
Former Pentagon adviser: Artyomovsk was the biggest trap in the history of warfare Bakhmut became the biggest trap in the history of warfare in which Russian commander-in-chief Vladimir Putin buried the Ukrainian army, former Pentagon adviser Douglas McGregor said in his blog on… pic.twitter.com/wG247qkqXR
“A gang of dozens of youths terrorised motorists and attacked a bus and police car as they drove through Wembley, north-west London yesterday.”
[Daily Mail]
“Youths“? Ha ha… Even the Daily Mail will not, in the old phrase “tell the truth and shame the Devil”…
The only thing —apart from a riot squad— that might work (but it will never be implemented under the System as it now exists in the UK) would be to have regulations akin to the old South African “pass laws”: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pass_laws.
— Apostle fortune i. Angel (@ApstFortune) May 21, 2023
Charmant… Sometimes it is too easy to forget that there is far more good than bad in the world.
Guys this is insane, just found out a huge amount of Bidens admin is Mormon. This is crazy! I wonder how long this was in the works. Here are the names: Blinken (Secretary of State) Sherman (Deputy Secretary of State) Yellen (Treasury Secretary) Garland (Attorney General)…
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— Frank Owen's Legendary Paintbrush🥀🇵🇸🇾🇪 (@OwenPaintbrush) May 13, 2023
All the same, do not be so silly as to oppose “them” in Israel/Palestine and yet fail to oppose their behaviour in the UK, France etc…
Appalling as is the “Conservative” government of Indian money-juggler Rishi Sunak, Starmer and his crew are already exhibiting the behaviour that made the Blair-Brown governments so hated in the end. No real choice. Fake democracy.
Has Martin Lewis only just realised Therese Coffey speaks sewage?
When she was at the DWP she killed disabled people. When she was at the NHS she killed sick people. Now as Environment Secretary she kills the environment.
Coffey got thrown out of Oxford for poor grades and too much attention being paid to "extra curriculum activities." I wonder what exactly those activities were?
— CATHY JONES 🇺🇦 🇮🇲 @JonesCathy65@mastodon.onlin (@CathyJones65) May 21, 2023
Crimea is part of Russia, and US threats to attack the peninsula are irresponsible. Russia will find a way not to allow that , said Deputy Head of Russian Diplomacy Sergey Ryabkov. pic.twitter.com/HXDVCmQi9Z
Zaporozhye NPP lost its external power supply as a result of the shutdown of the Dnieper power line. Nuclear safety situation at site now 'highly volatile': IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi pic.twitter.com/LVR9NrA10i
Ukrainian sources report heavy losses of the 55th separate artillery brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "Zaporizhzhya Sich" near Katerynivka, Donetsk region
RUSSIA IS INCREASING MISSILE PRODUCTION‼️ "Russia stockpiled long-range missiles for Ukrainian counter-offensive. Ukraine's public estimate of Russian missile production is now 60 Kh-101s per month, plus 5 Iskanders and 2 Kinzhals. Previously, they estimated the production of…
Russia allegedly could install hidden explosives at critical infrastructure in the North Sea of Great Britain – media
Former head of the Royal Navy, Admiral Lord West, says offshore wind farms and submarine cables are under threat. Fears are growing in London that Moscow could… pic.twitter.com/O8huT52If5
Remember, this week a nationalist podcaster went to jail for 2.5 years for “incitement to racial hatred” while a black kid goes viral for approaching a lone white woman at night, touching her and asking her if she wants to die.
In much of the United States, the young woman could deploy a personal sidearm, and deal with the situation on the spot.
Making it illegal for people to question an event, that's losing more credibility by the day, only serves to make more people ask more questions. https://t.co/bgH6EXH1HY
Departure of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from Artemivsk = political defeat of Zelensky At the end of March, the leader of the Kyiv regime predicted his "political career", after which everything turned against him. pic.twitter.com/AVQu4TIbmk
Zelensky’s words in March: “The loss of Artemivsk will lead to pressure from the West, which will force Ukraine to compromise with Russia” Ukraine president, foreseeing the imminent liberation of Artemovsk by Wagner PMC units, defiantly whined at the end of March that a defeat…
The upcoming transfer of F-16 aircraft by the West to Ukraine will not fundamentally turn the tide of hostilities in favor of Kiev – US Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall.
WAGNER" IS GOING ON A WELL DESERVED VACATION The founder of the "Wagner" group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, said that his fighters will go on "annual vacation" from June 1 "From June 1, no "Wagner" ČVK fighter will be on the front lines until we undergo reorganization, replenishment of… pic.twitter.com/LPvBQKC3eo
John Cleese said London is less English now and is 100% correct. This sketch is also 100% correct and was ahead of its time. pic.twitter.com/d6y8nupzQF
China says it sees no reason to keep talking with the United States as long as it pursues a wholly disingenuous policy and continues to step up pressure on the country through sanctions pic.twitter.com/cjZNUApybj
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called all peace initiatives that could lead to freezing the conflict in Ukraine fundamentally wrong. pic.twitter.com/cMdHB31JhO
Even leaving aside that nonsensical statement, I doubt that I am the only one who is just ashamed that my country is now headed by an Indian money-juggler.
A new advance of the Russian army units on the outskirts of Bakhmut, towards the village of Ivanovskoye from the northeast. pic.twitter.com/sc0kF8eawq
Great Britain and the USA are great allies, but disagreements arise regarding the situation in Ukraine, writes the "Wall Street Journal", adding that the British would like the Americans to be more aggressive, and the USA wants the United Kingdom to be more cautious.
That is because the UK is now headed by a pack of cretins of very low cultural and intellectual level.
While some nurses have to access food banks, Tory Foreign Sec James Cleverly, who defended Zahawi saying MP's tax should be private 🤔, has been using a jet identical to that in TV series Succession at £10,000 an hour..
Who could have guessed that Cleverly would be able, thanks to events, to parlay his “Mcdegree” in “Hospitality Studies” and his TA/Reserves part-time Army activity into a stint as Foreign Secretary? Also, has the UK gone totally mad?
“Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers.“
All over the world, we see huge enterprises (or their advertising agencies) hitting one “woke” button after another. In this case, two— “trans” nonsense and the “blacks with everything” campaign of fake “diversity”.
One sees calls to boycott the companies involved, or to “hit them in the wallet“. However, those calls miss the point, because the individuals and cabals behind the brainwashing do not care whether the companies concerned lose money or customers over these outrages.
Think of the finance-capitalist companies involved as merely shells, to be used as convenient for the long-term purposes of the real powers behind the System. “Black Lives Matter”, “refugees welcome” “Covid”, “climate change”, “Ukraine” etc are just some of the “causes” used to further wider objectives connected with the world-history 33-year cycle (in this case, 2022-2055).
“The world is not without kind people” (Russian saying).
Xi Jinping unveils ambitious development plan for Central Asia
The Chinese leader spoke at the China-Central Asia summit in Xi'an, Reuters writes. The forum was also attended by the presidents of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan.
The “presidents” of the Central Asian joke-states —I myself lived in Kazakhstan 1996-1997— may feel themselves big fish in their small ponds (small in most ways except geographically), but a large shark is about to invite them to lunch, and they will be the lunch.
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Politics overheard
I happened to be in the local Waitrose not long after it opened. Heard a brief conversation between a cashier (about 60 y o) and a customer (about the same, or older— the area is demographically weighted heavily in favour of middleaged and elderly people).
The first topic (that I heard), after agreeing that “nothing works any more“, was the recent local elections. Both agreed that they had received no literature from “any of the three parties” (the area is almost exclusively Conservative in terms of local and central government; Labour usually comes third or, not infrequently, fourth). Both also complained that no-one had knocked on their doors (for me, that is a very good thing—F.O.!), and that, in any case, “all three parties” were saying the same thing, and none could be trusted to carry out whatever they said anyway.
You would think that all of that boded well for any new social-national party, but the “three main parties” scam is deeply deeply entrenched, ingrained like brainwashing in the minds of the people. Despite the crying need for a new movement, the mental leap required of the mass of the people to vote for one, let alone join one, is enormous. There is the additional fact that no credible social-national party or movement exists in the UK.
Political success and failure
Anyone worried about AI taking over….it already has! Beth Rigby gives him a chance to be human and should a bit of disappointment. Instead he answers any question by parroting his 5 priorities like a malfunctioning robot. https://t.co/sbkVnjOWGz
Real political leaders have usually “failed” at more than they have “succeeded”, and of course the biggest cliche about that is that “all political careers end in failure“.
Hitler failed at secondary school, failed to get into art school, failed to get into architecture school, failed to become an independent artist, was not promoted in the WW1 German Army beyond corporal, joined a tiny group of “extremists” in 1919, failed to become much more than a political joke for the 10 years 1919-1929, but then burst onto the national and international stage as destined leader of Germany, achieving huge successes for 6 years of that peaceful rebirth of a nation. After a few more years of success in war, the tragic failures of 1943-45, and a tragic death.
Churchill too. Born with a “silver spoon”, yet a failure at school (Harrow, where his application was nearly rejected). Churchill only gained admittance to Sandhurst at the third attempt, then was allocated a place in one of the least cerebral parts of the Army, the cavalry.
Churchill’s 4-5 years as an officer (mostly spent as journalist rather than soldier, though he saw action in the Sudan and South Africa and, much later, in WW1 Belgium) were crowned with a single promotion, to lieutenant in his younger years, though much later to —temporary— Lt. Col. in 1916, reduced to major when he withdrew from active service after only 4 months.
Churchill’s political life was likewise chequered. He defected, re-defected, lost and won seats. Famously, the lost election of 1945, then a muted victory in 1951.
As strategist, Churchill was a disaster in both world wars: Gallipoli, Singapore, Norway, Greece, North Africa (at first), the Italian campaign etc. His “success” in WW2 was of course by reason of the participation of the USA and Soviet Union. That had its price(s): the slow dismantling of the British Empire, the gradual subservience of the UK to the USA both in WW2 and after 1945, the condemnation of much of Central and Eastern Europe to live under Soviet or Soviet-influenced socialism for 40-45 years.
Abraham Lincoln too. A litany of failed attempts to be elected to a number of offices, but crowned ultimately with election to the highest office, President of the United States. His assassination while still in office followed on the heels of his victory in the American Civil War.
Those three examples show the difficulty of assessing political success and failure. In the end, all three have gone “beyond success and failure” by becoming world-historic figures who will be remembered as such for as long as, say, Julius Caesar or others will be remembered.
As for Indian money-juggler Sunak, he is not and never will be in the same league as Hitler, Churchill, or Lincoln. Eminently forgettable. In fact, he will leave scarcely more of a ripple on the surface than Liz Truss or Theresa May.
Beth Rigby is easily impressed. So what if Sunak was Head Boy at his bloody school (Winchester)? As for his having made a gigantic amount of money by having worked for the Goldman Sachs vultures, and then having married into a mega-wealthy Indian family, well, such things happen. “Success”?
Meanwhile, Britain is visibly falling to pieces.
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Ukr sources report that Britain supports a sharp escalation of the conflict in Ukraine , for these purposes the Armed Forces of Ukraine received long-range missiles and can now use them without territorial restrictions
The cabal ruling Britain behind Indian money-juggler Sunak and his crew have no loyalty to the people of the UK, only to the Money Power and its NWO agenda. The British people are expendable, in their eyes. We slide towards a third world war with people little better than “erudite cretins” (so to speak) pretending to be in charge (Sunak, Ben Wallace, James Cleverly etc). Most are not even particularly erudite, come to that…
…and the same idiots will call 1930s Germany (which never thought of doing anything of that sort) “evil”…
Of course, once Germany had a decent and efficient government under Hitler and the NSDAP, there was no homelessness anyway. New houses for German people. Britain in 2023 could learn a lot from 1933 Germany…
Ukrainian troops have struck city of Donetsk using multiple rocket launchers, on early Friday morning.
At least five explosions were reported in the capital of Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR). Videos show that residential buildings and cars were damagedhttps://t.co/IZbEMJu917
US has already provided more than $113 billion in aid to Ukraine US media is reporting that Ukraine has five months to show significant gains or Western allies fear financial & military support from the US may wane & pressure will mount on Ukraine to enter into peace negotiations pic.twitter.com/kqKtLSd9X9
The police already had powers to clear nuisances off the roads. Try lying down outside fortified Downing Street, and see. Or wherever.
The System is (as the tweeter says) allowing the connected Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion idiocies for its own purposes. Not necessarily, though, (only) the ones claimed in that tweet.
A 6 month pregnant woman was harassed by 5 men for a bike she paid for after a 12 hour shift, smeared as a racist online and then loses her job over this viral video.
New York City was a zoo (in part, or parts) when I was there (1989-1993, on and off); God knows what it is like now. As a matter of fact, the first time I ever heard it called a “zoo” was in 1989, by an American. Not, incidentally, a rednecked crazie with a rifle-rack in his pick-up truck, but a well-travelled and late-middleaged nuclear scientist.
Not sure why anyone (even anyone wealthy) would really want to live in New York City.
James Allchurch, the prolific nationalist podcaster better known as Sven Longshanks, was sentenced today to two and a half years in prison after his conviction for ‘inciting racial hatred’. This related to his podcasts on Radio Albion, previously – https://t.co/Lq8wee6rDfpic.twitter.com/0QIeVzA2n8
— Heritage and Destiny (@HandD_Magazine) May 19, 2023
The map shows the countries with the largest projected growth (green) and decline (red) in population by 2100. According to UN forecasts, by 2100 the population of African countries will grow the most: Niger will add 761% compared to 2020, Zambia – 455%, Tanzania – 380%.
“The map shows the countries with the largest projected growth (green) and decline (red) in population by 2100.
According to UN forecasts, by 2100 the population of African countries will grow the most: Niger will add 761% compared to 2020, Zambia – 455%, Tanzania – 380%.
In total, in 25 countries the population will more than triple, and almost all of them (except Iraq – 16th place, + 291% of the current population) – in Africa.
Eastern Europe will be the leader in population decline: the population of Moldova and Bulgaria will decrease by more than half, Bosnia and Herzegovina – by almost half (by 48.9%).
Outside Eastern Europe, significant population declines are expected in China, Japan and South Korea.”
This has been the case for years. The only new rule is that the anti-white agenda has become so undeniable that gatekeepers like Ben now have to halfway acknowledge it or lose their audience to people with more integrity. https://t.co/QhByzvWSkR
I was unaware until I read that report that about 60 MPs are currently being investigated on a variety of sex charges. Then there are the financial cheats, freeloaders, and outright fraudsters.
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Imagine cheering on your team when they're sponsored by a group wanting to replace White people pic.twitter.com/B2Cdonhla4
— Geoffrey Gifford-West (@GeoffreyGW86) May 13, 2023
“ReligionFOOTBALL (and other televised sport)is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of soulless conditions. It is the opium of the people.” [Marx, as amended for the UK in 2023]…
Head Wagner 🇷🇺:
0.6 square kilometers remain until Bakhmut is completely liberated.
Despite all the intended and executed actions (by a number of European powers, not just Germany, as the simpleminded like to believe) just before the start of both the First and Second world wars, in the end those wars started almost “by accident” at the same time. The states of Europe blundered into them. Will the Third World War be the same?
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This looks hopeful, on the face of it. Kennedy is all for taking away the ricebowl of the Kiev regime. At the same time, Biden is very clearly mentally unfit to continue in his office.
The West is not able to make up for the loss of armored vehicles to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Colonel Douglas McGregor, a former adviser to the head of the Pentagon, admitted in an interview. “The Ukrainian army has lost almost 10,000 armored vehicles since the beginning of… pic.twitter.com/bLKcEW4uhQ
Massive protests against arms supplies to Ukraine take place in Germany.Thousands of Germans in many cities took to the streets demanding an end to the pumping of weapons into the Kyiv regime. pic.twitter.com/WZwIexSpbZ
Russia exported more oil in April than in any month last year. Almost 80 percent of crude oil deliveries went to China and India , and that same India sells to Europe .
Economic sanctions either do not work at all or have unexpected consequences. When I visited Rhodesia in 1977, aged 20, I half-expected to see a country weighed down by sanctions imposed by the UN. What I found was a country where those who owned cars mostly drove quite new ones. The UK complied with the sanctions regime, but France, Germany, Japan etc did not, judging by the cars seen on the road. Outside the capital, Salisbury (now Harare), though, there were often empty roads— one sanction that did have an effect was that on fuel, which was rationed.
I noticed that books were hard to get. The main bookshop (I was told it was the main one) in Salisbury had few if any serious books (and none of my then-favourite Penguin Classics), but plenty of books from South Africa, most seemingly (my perception, anyway) about how to take care of your horse/dog/cat/tropical fish. You could buy Wilbur Smith adventures, another South African import [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilbur_Smith]. Also, no American or British news and current events magazines, no Time, Newsweek, Spectator etc. Rather poor South African magazines such as Scope were available. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scope_(magazine).
The dearth of serious reading material was probably the result of both sanctions and the disinclination of most Rhodesians to spend time on intellectual pursuits even of a superficial nature.
As to other effects of the sanctions regime against Rhodesia, imported booze (from Europe or North America) was almost unobtainable, but that did not affect me personally during my time there, because my main drink, apart from water and orange juice, was beer, and the local product was of high quality (Lion Lager or Simba, pronounced “Shumba“, or South African Castle Pilsner, my favourite).
The Rhodesians tried to get around sanctions by diversifying, producing admittedly inferior substitutes for previously imported products. Everything from chocolate to whisky, and even some firearms. I remember seeing ads in the local press for a highly inaccurate submachinegun called the Rho-gun. I seem to recall that the price was about $290 (Rhodesian dollars, not exchangeable outside the country officially, though I did manage to sell quite a few —at a poor exchange rate— to a businessman in Gaborone, Botswana, after I left Rhodesia).
I noticed that “white goods” such as refrigerators, icemaking machines etc were very expensive, whereas locally-produced food such as oranges, nuts, and biltong (meat, often beef or antelope, dried in the sun) etc was not too expensive.
As for exports (supposedly impossible under the UN sanctions regime), the Rhodesians were able to export minerals and some fruit etc. Years later, I discovered that the Soviet Union, one of the states pressing for harder sanctions against Rhodesia (and South Africa) had in fact been secretly buying Rhodesian exports (at a substantial discount). Chromium and other minerals, and Mazoe oranges (sold in the Soviet Union as “Chinese”, apparently). All shipped out of Mozambique.
Tobacco was another prime export, sold on world markets by a sanctions-busting operation based, I think, in Rotterdam.
The idea that Russia will be “brought to its knees” by economic sanctions is a pipe-dream. In fact, such sanctions help Russia in a “be cruel to be kind” way. They force Russia to diversify, and to improve agriculture and horticulture. The sanctions have also forced Russia to create new trading links, and to strengthen existing ones.
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[regrets for the silly and weaselling intro to the music, and the equally silly graphic…]
“Human rights abuses”
The next time some bought-and-paid-for “British” or American politician-for-hire, or some Jew neo-con publicist, or fake “centrist”, talks about “human rights abuses” by Russia or others, remember the behaviour of the USA itself. Here are a few examples:
The above two images show the American concentration camp at Guantanamo Bay, on the island of Cuba.
…the fact is that the German camp guards of WW2, and even the brutal Soviet guards in their labour camps, behaved better than the Americans have in recent decades.
In 2016, one of the five tweets that got me disbarred, at the instigation of two connected packs of Jews, was that describing Sarkozy —accurately, except that he is not a full Jew, only part— as “a corrupt little Jew“. Well, scroll on 6-7 years and here we are…
Another of the five supposedly “grossly offensive” tweets posted by me, as a result of which I was unlawfully disbarred, was that describing snivelling cocaine user and drunk, Gove, as corrupt, as a fraudster and as a freeloader, and also as being in the pocket of the Israel/Jewish lobby.
Well, any argument on that now?
Look at the above news report. Speculators and parasites are favoured by Gove’s latest policy U-turn. Not all are Jews (and not all Jews are speculators and/or parasites) but, at the same time…
So, of the five “offensive” tweets, turns out that, in fact, two were undoubtedly —and now provably— simple true statements of fact, as were also (in reality) the other three tweets in question.
The greater the number of humans, the greater number of houses you need.
The ‘housing crisis’ is therefore due to mass immigration.
You want to concrete over the Green Belt to accommodate endless mass immigration.
Corbyn was not even decently “antisemitic”, despite the constant (((whine))) about him. In general, a complete idiot.
700,000 immigrants last year. That’s “net”, meaning maybe a million entered but 300,000 (mainly real British people going to Australia, NZ, Canada etc) left.
Britain as a dustbin.
As, I think, Lord Green of Deddington said in the Lords recently, that amount of immigration means that, just to stand still, Britain requires 300 new dwellings every single day!
The Green Belt was championed by the London County Council under Herbert Morrison in 1930s, legislated for by the Attlee Labour Government in 1940s & has been the fundamental basis of a battle to protect the environment in working class urban constituencies like mine over decades https://t.co/aXMSXtaXw4
— John McDonnell MP (@johnmcdonnellMP) May 17, 2023
Horrible little blots such as Tom Harwood are now showing tiny bits of the Green Belt as scruffy here and there. The exceptions that prove the rule— the Green Belt must be saved and, yes, improved.
Starmer can now, I hope, kiss goodbye to his desired Commons majority in 2024. Much as I want rid of the “Conservatives”, Starmer-Labour is now showing its hand…and it is looking even worse.
It has nothing much to do with “dream of home ownership“. In any case, who wants to own a concrete or brick box in a hellhole landscape, and in which “neighbourhood” your “neighbours” may well be persons of backward culture not long off the boat (literally)?
Rishi Sunak has reportedly told Volodymyr Zelenskyy that Britain will back NATO membership for Ukraine once the war with Russia is over. Seven in ten Britons back this move
Is that an honest poll? I wonder. Of course, the public has had 1-2 years of brainwashing or conditioning.
I wonder whether the results might have been different had the question made the point that if Ukraine joins NATO and has a war with Russia, it will be mandatory for all NATO states to join in. That is to say, it would be mandatory to join in a war against Russia which would almost certainly either be or become nuclear.
I suppose that, even were the question to elucidate the situation to the people asked, a few lunatics would still want to fight Russia, but most might think that the utter destruction of their homes and whole way of life would be a high price to pay for supporting “Ukraine” (the Kiev regime)…
Suella Braverman favourability among…
All Britons Favourable: 14% Unfavourable: 52% NET -38
Starmer still no more popular than Sunak, give or take a couple of points. Both stupid wasters unpopular with 60%-69% of the voters.
I daresay that, in a month’s time, once people realize that Starmer wants to continue to import millions of unwanted migrant-invaders, and destroy what is left of the still-beautiful English countryside so that millions of hutches can be built to house them, the popularity of Starmer —and so, Labour— will fall further yet.
The whole two-party system (with LibDem/dustbin add-on) is very ingrained. It is, in itself, a potent form of conditioning or brainwashing.
Thoughts
Thinking about that visit to Rhodesia in 1977: many people imagine that a collapsing society looks like Germany in 1945 (or 1923). Not so. I was in Poland (several times) in 1988 and 1989; also, in the DDR/East Germany, and Czechoslovakia.
The whole socialist system fell apart in late 1989. Yet the police still patrolled, the borders were maintained and guarded (until the Berlin Wall fell), utilities still worked, and there were few political demonstrations, let alone riots or the like. Letters continued to be delivered. Shops remained open, even if they had little to sell in some cases. The seismic changes were about to happen, but there were only slight external signs of that.
One got a sense of considerable discontent, talking to people in Poland and Czechoslovakia (on those visits and elsewhere as well), but the surface normality prevailed. The police still functioned, even in Poland (I myself picked up two tickets for, in the American phrase, “jaywalking”, i.e. crossing the road at the wrong place). Fined on the spot…twice. A recidivist.
Turning from those situations to the UK, there often seems to be little public appetite for swift political change. Frustrating for many of us.
We have seen, over 20 years, almost uncontrolled mass immigration (including, now, direct migration-invasion in small boats across the Channel, thousands of the bastards per day), crushing “austerity” for the poorer half of the society, ridiculous policies about the “Covid” “panicdemic” etc, an inability of Government to supply (directly, or via the private and/or third sectors) services vital to the people (such as trains, road repair, NHS or other healthcare, social care for various groups). Also, a failure to guard our borders, and a failure to clamp down on real crime (theft, drug abuse, social nuisance etc)., while kow-towing to Jewish/Zionist pressure re. social media non-crime.
Now we see idiots such as Ann Widdecombe criticizing parents who cannot afford to feed their children cheese sandwiches, while pumping billions out to “Ukraine” (the Jewish regime in Kiev) and to house and feed unwanted nuisances who have arrived via unauthorized Channel crossings.
Talk to people, and you get a sense of weary resignation in them, rather than anger, though that may also be there, under the urbane English exterior.
Still, there is everything yet to play for. The NSDAP vote in Germany was only 2.6% in 1928. Events happened, and the NSDAP triumphed only 4-5 years later.
“Purplebricks, the once high-flying online estate agent that reached a peak valuation of more than £1.3bn, has been sold to Charles Dunstone-backed rival Strike for £1 with all of its more than 750 staff put at risk of redundancy.
Purplebricks launched in 2014 and received early backing from Neil Woodford, the former star stockpicker. It floated on London’s junior market, Aim, in December 2015.”
[The Guardian].
Another example of the madness of crowds, and the madness of finance-capitalism, though I concede that there are arguments to the contrary.
Remember Lastminute.com? The newspapers boosted that simple and actually not very clever idea, made an entitled/privileged and silly woman (and her Jewish business partner) incredibly wealthy in the speculative scramble, but it ended with the small shareholders all wiped out; cheated, in reality.
The only thing that can be said is that at least most of those small shareholders lost only a few hundred pounds, if that, their share allocations having been very small.
Lastminute is still, I think, trading, technically. I tried to use the booking service once, about 20 years ago. Useless.
As to Purplebricks, looks as if many shareholders are now left with the value of their shareholding being worth little more than 1% of the peak valuation.
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Jack Monroe – I'm a poor single mum on benefits that hasn't got much money.
Not her real name. Not a truthful backstory. Not real food.
Her lies, the media bought them, changed her life… She's got a cushy unemployed lifestyle funded by other people whisky she does fuck all
After retweeting the alleged slander to her 500k followers Monroe started started counting the views. Maybe this time she would get enough for her dream home? Readers, by this time wild horses couldn’t have dragged me away from Twitter pic.twitter.com/hk6o5qC1PE
In the months that followed Monroe would, on occasion, talk about the case. She even had a team of paralegals. Understandably, it was all hush hush and she had to be discreet. pic.twitter.com/wz19G4gDQZ
I’m not a detective, but if you give loads of money to an alcoholic/drug addict and they disappear with the dosh, I’d have a fairly good idea on where one might find them. In this instance I’d recommend not starting the search in a paralegals office
“Jack Monroe”, someone with a 10+ year history of successful “grifting” and fraud, yet a few nincompoops in the msm have still not woken up to her dishonesty.
Looks as though she is more or less washed up now as a public figure or minor “celebrity”, despite 430 mugs still sending her a total of thousands of pounds each month via Patreon.
61% of Republicans are ready to support the candidacy of Donald Trump in the upcoming primaries for the presidential election in 2024, according to Morning Consult research. pic.twitter.com/zmo90mbZ9v
PMC "Wagner" advanced to 260 meters in Bahmut. The enemy is fighting for every house, every entrance, every square meter of territory. In the near future, Bahmut will be busy."
— Mike Stuchbery 💀🍷 (@MikeStuchbery_) May 14, 2023
For once, I have to agree with “antifa” cheerleader Mike Stuchbery. Miracles will never cease…
It is only human to think that someone with great wealth, especially when they did not inherit it, must have a great mind. Sadly, however, that is usually not the case (though Elon Musk is certainly a very interesting character).
The above tweet by Musk does indicate poor, surprisingly poor, logical skills. Poor knowledge of modern history, too.
— The Jewish Chronicle (@JewishChron) May 14, 2023
The Jewish lobby in the UK has been trying to get rid of Neil Oliver for quite some time. They have been looking for an opportunity, an excuse.
The whole country knows that PMC "Wagner" is a structure where every soldier is protected, Yevgeny Prigozhin said about the company's efficiency. The head of "Wagner" also emphasized that thanks to the attentive attitude towards employees, the number of those who want to join the… pic.twitter.com/vVJ3ngefbI
The Jew Shapps, who was caught trying to flog get-rich-quick schemes under the false name “Michael Green”. He even used the fake ID in the House of Commons.
The UK is tainted. We need to [redacted…].
The curious dynamics of the number of mentally ill and prisoners in the United States per 100 thousand people in 1934-2001. pic.twitter.com/IVilaw3P6P
The "pandemic" was a test. Not just of truth, intelligence but most importantly of integrity. And those we previously held in high esteem, such as lawyers, doctors and judges, have been shown in the vast majority of cases to lack it.
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BREAKING: A protester who interrupted Jacob Rees-Mogg's speech at the National Conservatism Conference to warn of the dangers of fascism has been dragged off stage pic.twitter.com/kYkDyDlI7Y
“…the dangers of fascism“, from a loony whose Extinction Rebellion cretins block roads, physically prevent citizens from getting to work, prevent ambulances getting patients to hospital, spray paint onto Old Master paintings and shop windows etc, all to make political points based on complete madness.
Well, unless they have done an El Cid on him (dead but propped up on his horse to rally the troops), looks as though Lukashenko’s death or near-death has been greatly exaggerated…
Dmitry Peskov said that the new arms deliveries announced by Britain to Ukraine "certainly lead to further destruction, further retaliatory actions."
“For Ukraine, this story is being made much more difficult,” Peskov said.
The armed forces of the UK now do almost nothing for the people of the UK, and there is no credible enemy state within a thousand miles or more in any direction.
Meanwhile, the real enemies are much closer and cannot easily be stopped by ships, aircraft, armour or infantry: the migrant invaders (only 5%-10% of whom arrive in small boats across the Channel), the Zionist lobby in the UK, the supporters of militant Islamism (many of whom live in the UK’s cities), and the lawless, feral, urban hordes (some of which are even ethnically British/English).
The picture before and after the rocket and bomb strike of the Armed Forces of Fury on the depot of rocket and artillery weapons on the territory of the military unit A3013 of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which is located west of Khmelnytsky. pic.twitter.com/PqsBd6wEO9
Zelenskiy is not giving up, sent a new appeal for NATO to accept Ukraine as a member in July Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy sent a new appeal to NATO today to make a "positive political decision" on Kyiv's candidacy for membership in the Alliance at the July summit in… pic.twitter.com/ijykKjukJ6
That is the way “they” are— chuck them out of the front door and (((they))) try to come back through a rear window.
Putin sent a message to the CIS: Let's use our strengths, strengthen the economy Russia and the countries of the former USSR have a whole series of advantages when it comes to joint cooperation, Russian President Vladimir Putin said today at the session of the SB of the Russian… pic.twitter.com/1sr5jDJGEK
As blogged in the past, Russia is well-placed to realize autarky, especially if its economy can be further diversified, and in any case China and numerous smaller countries are still trading with Russia. In fact, Russia’s trade with many countries seems to be increasing.
Nice room. It reminds me of my own one-time drawing room (about the size of the whole of my present tiny flat). I suppose that Musk and Macron are in the Elysee Palace.
Sven Longshanks
James Allchurch, from Pembrokeshire, jailed for two and a half years for racist podcast.https://t.co/i6uXJaask5
— South Wales News (@SouthWales_News) May 15, 2023
Another nail in the coffin of free speech in the UK. The nail may have been hammered in by the police and Crown Prosecution Service, but behind them stood, as so often, (((the usual suspects))).
I never listened to the podcast in question, mainly because I have no patience with long discussions which (arguably) lead nowhere, but whatever he and his guests said, there was no real reason to censor him, let alone to imprison him. Now, unless there is any successful appeal on conviction or sentence, he will be actually incarcerated for well over a year.
The case of “Sven Longshanks” does not stand alone. It is part of a whole campaign being waged —mainly— by the Jewish/Zionist lobby in the UK.
“Lawfare”.
Internet “radio” podcasts seem to be a major, perhaps the major, target. There have been a number of podcasters prosecuted and even imprisoned over the past couple of years.
Strange to think that Britain used to be known as almost the home and centre of freedom of expression in the world, along with the USA and the British white dominions.
I hope that “Sven Longshanks” has friends or comrades who will assist him while he is incarcerated, send him money via the official mechanism, and keep in communication with him. We should always support “the men behind the wire”.
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At first I thought "Who the hell does she think she is?" and then by the end of the video I loved her.
Funny. The old woman is a nuisance on the one hand, but on the other hand someone who is keeping her immediate neighbourhood safe, rather like the volunteers in parts of the socialist world before 1989 (and, indeed, in National Socialist Germany in the 1930s and early 1940s).
[badge of a “Druzhinnik”, a Soviet local law-and-order volunteer]
As a matter of fact, if that old woman lived near me, I might have avoided having one wheel (yes, I too am puzzled) stolen from my car in the middle of the night not so long ago, a theft which the police not only failed to prevent or “detect” (despite evidential material existing) but also in which they had very little interest at all. In a word, useless.
That video clip reminds me of a personal reminiscence, from a time when the police were possibly more numerous and certainly more effective.
In the early 1980s, my then girlfriend drove (with me as passenger) from London to Reigate, Surrey, where my parents lived. Her vehicle was an ex-Post Office van, a Ford Transit with side windows, which she intended (never happened) to turn into a camper van for herself and her small children. It was part-yellow, part-red-brown, having been half-painted over by the previous owner. It looked rather scruffy, to be honest.
While the van was parked outside my parents’ house, on a driveway visible from the local road, there was a ring at the door. My mother went to the door. A polite, smart-looking young policeman was there, uniformed and wearing a cap. Incidentally, no beard or visible tattoos, unlike some of the scruffy police you see today. His police car was outside in the road.
My girlfriend cowered behind a pillar (thinking that she had probably done something wrong with the van) as the policeman explained to my mother that the reason why he was inquiring was “because that vehicle does not seem to fit the neighbourhood“! By today’s standards, incredible. I doubt that it would happen these days, anywhere in the UK. Surrey Police, then, was a very efficient force. Almost a Swiss level of efficiency (and curiosity).
Cried. She comes from a better world where decency and common sense were still respected, or rather feared, because let's face it, most humans do things out of fear and that's it.
Not only fear, but people are imperfect— that is where law, or prevention, comes in.
Seattle Washington
2 large groups of black "teens" start arguing in the street. They get upset and start shooting at each other. They sent bullets into an innocent bystanders house.
There is cogent anecdotal and other evidence that at least a small number of big cats live in the countryside. I have heard tales myself (not from the msm).
So at least 79% of the public had little interest in the Coronation, to the extent of “celebrating” it (drinking, mainly). Who are the 2% called “Don’t Knows”? Those on “lost weekends”, presumably.
As to so-called “racism”, I distinguish between purely “offensive”, and actually “defensive“, “racism” (and, indeed, “antisemitism”).
White European culture and civilization must be defended.
Unfortunately Neil Kinnock had a similar lead. Not that I am a fan of the Tories. Just a realist that loathes most politicians.
— David Eaglestone-Bowmaker (@Sydeaglebow) May 15, 2023
Unfortunately he is socially liberal and monetary conservative, we need National Socialism.
— David Eaglestone-Bowmaker (@Sydeaglebow) May 15, 2023
Tell Poland that.
— David Eaglestone-Bowmaker (@Sydeaglebow) May 10, 2023
Odds-on that tweeter Carole Flint lives in some leafy suburb, far from the most negative effects of the migration invasion.
Commander of NATO forces in Europe: Everyone who believes that Russia has been exhausted by the war in Ukraine is deeply mistaken K.Cavoli: the Russian ground forces are bigger now, the air force has 1000 aircraft,the navy is intact pic.twitter.com/n53J2unAMZ
which Kiev considered inaccessible, with "Kalibrs" and X-class missiles. According to military experts, the effect has exceeded expectations in recent days. In Khmelnitsky and Ternopil on the night of May 13, the Russian Aerospace Forces hit warehouses where ammunition with 👇 pic.twitter.com/JJfNhMurEj
explosions in warehouses, meanwhile the region can turn into a second Chernobyl. Experts draw attention to the fact that a fire at the site of a missile strike on a military warehouse in Khmelnytskyi is extinguished remotely by robots. 👇 pic.twitter.com/y9LcfkosYs
now they are in the regional center, in the west of the region and in Ternopil. After arriving at the military depot, the wind was blowing in a westerly direction. The authorities are silent about the work of the patrols. "My friends from Ukraine reported that Westerner 👇 pic.twitter.com/C7jj7yA6Zw
shells. And this is confirmed by my sources," writes political scientist Yuri Kot. After the explosion, an increase in gamma radiation was recorded in the city. The outlier continues to grow. Given that a relatively small dose of gamma radiation comes from depleted uranium, 👇 pic.twitter.com/s6Nnrli2o1
the current surge indicates the destruction of a very large stockpile of ammunition, as a result of which uranium dust rose into the air. pic.twitter.com/JPnKiOryWj
— Banned Amazon Books.com (@Santomauro) May 14, 2023
In a slightly different sense, that is what has happened in the UK, USA, France and other countries.
Gaddafi and Obama were best Friends. But since Obama was now on the West side making the matters worse as the president of USA, the west broke their friendship. This is what Gaddafi said about Obama wanting him Dead. pic.twitter.com/oaYNxCshEx
I never much liked Gaddafi, but he is surely correct here, and Libya is now a lawless corrupt mess. At least Gaddafi ran it reasonably efficiently, and also kept sub-Saharan Africans out of Europe.
Member of the European Parliament Clare Daly condemns the statements of the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen pic.twitter.com/JXNkA2EQDo
Russian cruise missiles X-22, which were used in the attack on Kiev, are invulnerable to Ukrainian air defense – American portal Military Watch Magazine
“Ukrainian officials have often lamented that the missiles are almost impossible to intercept,” the article says. pic.twitter.com/tuWyh9xGie
Tanks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are firing on the ruins in the west of Artemivsk in an attempt to contain the attacks of PMC "Wagner pic.twitter.com/DHbaa5Eoqv
The USA (and therefore the world) has a problem— a plainly demented President, and the Vice-President a drunken black/Tamil Indian woman.
The Russian army delivers massive air and fire strikes along the entire front
▪️ The Russian army launched 46 air strikes, as well as 6 missile strikes, and carried out 69 attacks from the MLRS, the evening summary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said.
Duncan Smith wants it to be 75. Above life expectancy in our poorest and most deprived areas. The Tories don't see why they should give our pension money back to us at all. #r4todayhttps://t.co/AiJFqrHbfU
“There is a myth that as a country we cannot afford our state pensions. And that myth is central to Iain Duncan Smith’s proposals to raise the state pension age to 75.
But there is a problem with the premise of IDS’s bright idea. The reality is that according to the OBR, public spending on the state pension is expected to rise by less than 1 per cent of GDP between 2017-18 and 2022-23.
In the even more distant future, the OBR forecasts that by keeping the current system in place, by the 2060s when those people currently in their twenties are drawing down on a state pension, our country will only be spending around 2 per cent more as a share of our GDP.
No government wishing to be re-elected will ignore the largest voting bloc in the country, therefore there will need to be some form of income support for this group. The cost increase is clearly not beyond the realms of manageability under current forecasts.
The poorest pensioners are the ones who are most reliant on the state pension – moving the goalposts is a callous response to a rise in poverty among the elderly. Under IDS’s plans, the elderly will have to work longer in an unforgiving job market typified by low wages and zero-hours contracts. Do we really want to condemn a 70-year-old to in-work poverty? It’s utterly cruel…
Serious government policy in the 21st century should focus on how we ensure everyone from cradle-to-grave shares in the wealth of our nation. A universal basic income, a shorter working week, and the maintenance of the triple lock system: these are the policies of tomorrow.“
[The Independent]
If implemented, a plan such as that suggested by Iain Duncan Smith, under present circumstances, would mean that people 65-75, i.e. at the age where most people now are receiving State pensions, and who are often managing long-term health problems, would be made subject to the ridiculous and shambolic, yet extremely repressive DWP regime started under Labour after 2005 and then made far harsher by “Dunce” Duncan Smith (his real name is plain “Smith”) after 2010.
I do not understand how Smith has lasted this long politically, being terminally thick, having falsified his CV several times, and having cost the State huge amounts via his half-baked programmes. That is not even taking into account his own outright frauds in respect of his MP expenses. Hundreds of thousands of pounds. I also do not understand how he has survived generally. He must be well-guarded.
That last in fact is a major reason why things are as they are in the UK: instead of MPs and ministers being afraid of the people, the poor British people are afraid of the cruel, corrupt, and freeloading MPs and ministers.
Something has to be done about the state of the UK. That much is becoming obvious to almost everyone. That, however, just begs the question, in a political milieu where the main System parties are very similar in policy terms.
Do Labour have any policies !?
Starmer has broken all is Leadership election pledges….
Watching Question Time from last night and Ash Sarkar talking about immigration. Here is her previously talking about the same issue https://t.co/ucilT5t2yV
She is, in a sense, correct here too, sadly. Except that she wants the UK to become non-white (like her), and I (of course) do not.
The non-European, non-white population is exploding. Their birth rate is far higher than that of (real) British people, and of course there is the continuing migration invasion, not only via small boats crossing the Channel but also via so-called “legal” immigration. All in all, over 700,000 in the past year alone.
All System parties either support or do nothing to stop the invasion of non-whites into the UK. Meanwhile, idiots or malicious grifters of the Ash Sarkar type applaud our upcoming racial and national demise.
The laws re. free speech or, rather, repressing free speech, are now so harsh that I cannot say here what should be done with System political frauds, malicious groups (both Zionist groups and those who can mainly be described as their “useful idiots”), and other enemies of the people. My readers will have to read between the lines.
Classic New Elite. Alastair Campbell does not like what's being said so insults perfectly reasonable @ThatAlexWoman. "Talking nonsense". "My dear". He also clearly does not know how the EU works, which is rather remarkable given how strongly he feels about it https://t.co/wHCpn2kE3c
I find it rather amusing that -so far- not a single literary festival has asked me to talk about the biggest selling book on British politics this year. I wonder why? Our institutions are hopelessly out of touch with the country that surrounds them. Read it for yourself… pic.twitter.com/SLT1sBFVnu
We have seen this all through winter. And it need not be actively overdosing,… some (often older people) live in one room, eat only cheap biscuits, and eventually just give up. This winter I saw more hypothermic older people than in ten years previously. Yes, austerity kills.
Welcome to Bradford, supposedly in England. So many towns have been transformed out of all recognition by mass immigration 🤯 pic.twitter.com/3YRb1EwUEL
Also that is why I created my account, I'm sick of seeing anti-whiteness all the time and it's very blackpilling, so I thought I would do a Whitepilling account to be the light in the darkness 🤍❄️ pic.twitter.com/XypjZi33Dg
It's the best thing in the world to be White, STAY PROUD, Never let anyone tell you any different ⚡ pic.twitter.com/VlwNRjMJbe
— BEAUTY OF EUROPA 🤍❄️ (@makeEuropaSnow) May 11, 2023
European Arts are more than just buildings, paintings, music, dances etc. It is the world’s most majestic High-Culture, forged by the bright burning passion that can only be found in the divine European soul, a soul that can never be quelled. pic.twitter.com/7DkuqZmQnY
For me, socialism effectively died in 1989 (I tend not to use the poorly-defined “Left/Right” descriptors). Look at a mild version of socialism, that of the Labour Party in the UK. It veered between socialism and social-democracy in the 1956-1989 period, then chucked out its socialist elements during the 1990s, under Blair.
Look at Labour now. It is very very obvious that Jewish-lobby puppet Starmer will do nothing radical to help the poorer part of the society, but will try, so to speak, “to run the workhouses better”, and no more.
Ironically, Labour might have recovered some old-style socialism under Corbyn, had he stayed on, but of course the Jewish lobby finished off Corbyn and anyone supportive of him in Labour. Most of them have been expelled or stamped on hard enough to shut them up.
Labour’s “offer” to the voting public amounts to a possibly more efficient (maybe not even that) version of what the Conservative Party has been doing for 13 years.
Labour is doing well in the opinion polls by default, purely because the “Conservative” misgovernment is so bloody awful.
Consequences of a strike on a machine-building plant in Luhansk
Putin has more patience than I would have in the same circumstances.
An Israeli journalist tweeted: 🔹The missiles that hit Israel last night differ from the missiles known to us both in size and destruction. pic.twitter.com/wOIsjCPOmp
1980s— catapults and rocks. 1990s— rockets akin to large fireworks. 2023— more sophisticated rockets. 2030? 2040? The Israelis must be wondering what might be coming down the track…
Russian Foreign Ministry: Moscow considers London's decision to supply Kiev with long-range "Storm Shadow" missiles as a hostile act that leads to a dangerous escalation
Former chief British general Sir Richard BARRONS: The Ukrainian army prepared about 60,000 soldiers for the counteroffensive, while the Russian army concentrated about 300,000 on the front, and another 200,000 in reserve. Those 60,000 are – even under the most favorable…
The Spectator: The West did not bring Russia to its knees economically because it overestimated its strength
"The result of the economic sanctions was supposed to be Russia's capitulation to the West, but the willingness of other countries to cooperate with it thwarted those…
Bakhmut PMC "Wagner" continued their offensive along the streets of Medvedev, Chernyakhovsky and Tolbukhin, advancing to the lane Chernyakhovsky, which crosses them. pic.twitter.com/42e5B3Y97s
Ian Robert Millard 