US forces have moved more than 1,000 km away from Iran’s border, the head of the Advisory Group to the Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said:https://t.co/0UCChIn20cpic.twitter.com/W2IyUamBWH
Does that apply also to U.S. naval forces? I am presuming not.
Russia is turning off the tap for diesel; the global market is on the brink of a crisis! Russia has restricted diesel exports in order to increase pressure on European countries, while disruptions in the Middle East have also reduced the supply of oil derivatives. pic.twitter.com/LcakY92tgU
[“Iranian ballistic missiles can reach the United Kingdom; there is no need for a terrorist bomb at RAF Fairford.
This is just the “demonstrated” range of Iranian ballistic missiles.
Some ballistic missiles in Iran’s arsenal, although few in number and not yet fully optimized, almost certainly have the range to reach the United States.“]
Not a complete answer, of course. A “terrorist” attack can be denied; it is deniable; not so with a strategic ballistic missile attack.
European gas storage facilities are only 72% full, which is the lowest level ever recorded for this time of year, compared to an average of 88% in 2021-2025. In Germany, this figure currently stands at 57% — The Economist.
[“European gas storage facilities are only 72% full, which is the lowest level ever recorded for this time of year, compared to an average of 88% in 2021-2025. In Germany, this figure currently stands at 57% — The Economist.
In a truly harsh winter, a government official from the energy ministry warns, “prices may not have a ceiling.“]
The Kremlin has described the strikes on civilian infrastructure in Kyiv as "retribution."
"It is the Kyiv regime that has expanded the list of targets within the peaceful economy of the Russian Federation. And what our armed forces are doing now is called retribution for that.… pic.twitter.com/462UQtx40z
France has become the "weakest link in Europe" during Macron's presidency, according to Bloomberg.
The political movement of the president is expected to "effectively disappear" after he leaves office in 2027, and the promised "economic revolution" has failed to bring about any… pic.twitter.com/fd36MO66P9
Macron has done his job for NWO/ZOG and the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan; he can now be dispensed with. See my assessment of him, and his background, written in 2019:
And is already paying heavily as complaints come on to the Charity Commission and donations plummet – word on the street is if it looks like RNLI is going to crash Andy will make another pilgrimage to the legendary money tree
I do not know what is the financial position of the RNLI, but I expect that, once it became clear that the RNLI was ferrying migrant-invaders to our shores, the “useful idiots” of Twitter/X and Blue Sky Social all donated but, at the same time, millions or ordinary British people who oppose the migration-invasion of our country switched off. I suspect that the latter effect will be greater over time.
The RNLI is but one of many British institutions, both governmental and non-governmental, that have been captured by the forces of decadence and treachery over the past 30 years.
Professor Paul Craig Roberts, former U.S. Treasury Department official:
Iran's nuclear weapon is the Dimona nuclear facility in Israel.
All they need to do is strike it with their ballistic missiles, which they are perfectly capable of.
Britain has entered a state of anarcho-tyranny. It cannot fulfil its most basic tasks, like controlling the border, while it is now using things like Section 34 to restrict its own people from protesting against this failure. What Gosport reveals ⬇️https://t.co/jMIEEPaw2F
Societies fall apart when citizens no longer think the state is legitimate. This is what many British people are starting to think. They see a state that appears more interested in facilitating illegal migration than looking after its own citizens. And that is very dangerous.
Whatever one may think of Burnham and/or his announced policies, those Conservative Party rank-and-file members are really weird, with one or two exceptions, arguably (the blonde woman and the old man who distrusts “Fabianss”, though even they seem slightly “not all there”, with the blonde regarding arrogant and wrongheaded Kemi Badenoch as her great black hope). Several interviewees are non-white, and —as has been the case for many years— the young English ones are like wet-behind-the-ears geeks or nerds out of a TV sitcom, or youthful copies of Michael Gove. Utterly pathetic.
I myself think that Con Party support, presently around 17% or so, will decline to 15% or even 12% within a few years, well within the maximum range of this Parliament. The late middle-aged and elderly (both the mainstay of the Conservative vote and almost half of those that vote at all) are defecting to Reform or elsewhere. Many are dying off, too. That might leave the Con Party with only a handful of MPs next time around.
Make the change in your life to become more self sufficient. Join with others creating parallel systems that work in our favour.
Russian forces continue to strike Ukrainian energy and port infrastructure facilities and sea vessels used by Ukraine’s army, Russia’s Defense Ministry said.
🦇 A rare bat, a broken wing, and a second chance… Meet our serotine bat – one of Britain’s largest bat species, with a wingspan of up to 38cm! Found grounded with a broken forearm, our vets carefully repaired the fracture. He’s healing well with medication and laser therapy. 💚 pic.twitter.com/rx5rKMMHgp
Well, not a fan at all (politically; I have never read his books) but de mortuis nihil nisi bonum…
An Afghan migrant who stabbed Wayne Broadhurst to death after attempting to murder his landlord in a 'random, frenzied and entirely unprovoked attack' has been handed … a hospital order !
Uber driver Dawood Safi arrived in the UK illegally six years ago.
[“An Afghan migrant who stabbed Wayne Broadhurst to death after attempting to murder his landlord in a ‘random, frenzied and entirely unprovoked attack’ has been handed … a hospital order !
Uber driver Dawood Safi arrived in the UK illegally six years ago.
Mr Broadhurst’s beloved spaniel Harry kept vigil by his body as he bled to death in front of horrified neighbours.
Like millions of British people, I am beyond sick and tired of this, of the utterly ridiculous judgements that follow, and of the deafening silence in Westminster.”]
The British state just essentially shut down an entire town so it could facilitate the invasion of our country. Me on @GBNEWSpic.twitter.com/CAX3S05gtC
The Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan. All those complicit in it, whether Government ministers, MPs, TV talking-heads, newspaper scribblers, fake “charity” officers and employees, police chiefs…whatever…must be both identified and punished.
Also, never forget the “community” mostly facilitating the invasion. Clue: it is not, mainly, the Muslim community.
I think them not releasing the data shows they have something to hide and that’s how I see it. Sunlight is the best disinfectant and all that, let’s have some transparency
But the young and disabled have their welfare cut? No thank you. I know Kemi’s obsessed with Israel but we don’t need our own iron dome at eye-watering expense. https://t.co/XTIEaF7EIy
The point is that even an “Iron Dome” (or “Britannia Shield”) would not —could not— protect the UK from missiles (I suppose the idiots are talking about Russian ones), if only because Russia has 7,000 nuclear weapons alone (mostly, I think, missiles), let alone non-nuclear ones. Most are too fast to be intercepted by any presently-available anti-missile-missiles.
In any case, the UK should be joining, at least informally, with Russia, leaving NATO, and opening up new markets in Russia for British goods and services, as well as buying oil and gas at cost price.
Kiev continues deliberately targeting the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, seemingly unfazed by the idea of a nuclear accident happening there, Maria Zakharova said:https://t.co/v6ksr3RSHkpic.twitter.com/QbjVZS0U6P
Real household incomes in Russia are projected to rise by 1.4% in 2027 and by an average of 2.5% annually over the following two years, Anton Siluanov announced during parliamentary hearings in the Federation Council:https://t.co/8LdXHRs1M4pic.twitter.com/akWfqCX1BE
They know, or fear, that Kiev’s days may be numbered.
Russian troops liberated the community of Samoilovka in the Zaporozhye Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/rJepZPNYzPpic.twitter.com/SlKFXFY9HW
Global oil stockpiles have become "scarily thin," creating a risk of worsening market conditions unless shipping through the Strait of Hormuz fully resumes, Saudi Aramco President and CEO Amin Nasser warned, Bloomberg reported:https://t.co/bsnEpV7mSepic.twitter.com/DflawBjTnP
Russian forces struck the Gostomel logistics center in the Kiev Region, a facility storing materiel for the Ukrainian army, the Russian Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/ZRGZyTCWAbpic.twitter.com/r7nFrwpPbJ
Iran targeted at least eight ships in five days, without any response from the United States, despite the "tanker-for-tanker" policy announced on September 2. pic.twitter.com/H4JZyGw3hV
Europe slides ever-faster down the slope of utter decadence.
🇦🇷 Argentina to launch citizenship-by-investment program, with applications opening in Q4 2026 — Economy Minister Luis Caputo.
Applicants will need to make a non-refundable investment of at least $350,000 or purchase $800,000 in Argentine government bonds, subject to… pic.twitter.com/3fLn2egiBP
Would not be surprised to find that the Israelis, in conjunction with the Jewish lobby in Argentina, are behind this.
🇺🇸 Al Jazeera reports that **nearly 70% of Americans believe the war between the United States, Israel and Iran was not worth fighting**, a significant increase from July.
**Support is slipping fast — a growing majority of Americans now question the cost of the conflict.** pic.twitter.com/wLpiAeBv98
On this day two years ago. Don’t say @s_m_marandi didn’t warn you.
“If the United States gets involved, have no doubt, the US will be swept out of Iraq by the resistance and all its assets in the Persian Gulf will be destroyed. All these regimes with US bases will be destroyed…
[“On this day two years ago. Don’t say @s_m_marandi didn’t warn you.
“If the United States gets involved, have no doubt, the US will be swept out of Iraq by the resistance and all its assets in the Persian Gulf will be destroyed. All these regimes with US bases will be destroyed and the oil and gas markets will cause a situation where the global economy will collapse, so be careful about making stupid mistakes.”]
Marandi is an Iranian academic.
🚨 NEW: Benjamin Netanyahu has launched an extraordinary attack on Andy Burnham's Government, accusing Britain of behaving "like a rogue state" and appeasing an "Islamist Leftist alliance".
The Israeli PM said relations with Britain are "not very good" and accused Labour of… pic.twitter.com/zK6qnQCIum
More insults to add to the the murder of our troops and aid workers, having supplied arms to Argentina to do the same and supporting their claim to the Falklands.
Israel wouldn't exist were it not for us. This genocidal bastard should be down on his knees every day thanking us
Whatever you give “them”, (((they))) will complain, demand more, and turn on you in the end. Not just “Israel” and nominal Israelis, but also the type as a whole. Look at the behaviour of Zelensky.
Burnham is even a member of Labour Friends of Israel, just like Starmer-stein.
Israel— a rogue state, which has a very wealthy and influential “fifth column” in this country (as in some others).
Labour would rather take money from British pensioners than stop spending billions on foreigners.
That is a political choice.
Reform UK will slash welfare for foreigners, slash foreign aid, and put British pensioners first. pic.twitter.com/IQnBVgTNOD
Whatever the arguments, the fact is that pensioners will be worse-off under Labour after 2030 (when Burnham says the Triple Lock will go) and, quite possibly, before then. Result? 99% of pensioners (a third of the electorate, and maybe as much as 50% of the actually-voting electorate) will not be voting Labour. Largely but not just because of the Triple Lock being dumped. It is the whole direction of travel.
Late tweets
Most of the pensioner cohort don’t vote Labour anyway. Labour support in 65+ year olds currently at 12%. https://t.co/4eOByY5LEv
That funny woman tweeter is obsessed with, inter alia, cutting off Triple Lock money going to pensioners. Yes, only 12% of people of 65+ years vote Labour. That will now shrink to about 1%-2%, I expect. That means that 98% of those 65+ will vote somewhere other than Labour. Probably Reform, most of them.
The point, though, previously also made on the blog, is that people aged 65+ mostly actually vote. The other age-groups vote in far smaller numbers, proportionately.
The 65+ age group is about a third of the electorate, and must be at least 40% of those that actually turn out to vote (or vote via postal ballot). Maybe even 50%
Labour will therefore not be getting the votes of anything up to 50% of the total of those (of all ages) that vote, even before taking into consideration the votes of the <65 age groups.
Burnham-Labour has already alienated the under-24 age group by the recently-announced benefit cuts and changes.
Anything can happen in politics, but it would take a near-miracle for Labour to get to 35% of the poll, and that is surely their minimum if they want to be sure of a Commons majority.
That latest poll translates to a Commons with about 342 Labour MPs (so a majority of seats), 155 Reform (official Opposition), 55 Cons, 51 LibDems, and 20 SNP [etc].
Uncertain now how accurate such predictions are. Restore may only be getting 3% of the opinion poll votes, but that is enough to badly damage Reform in marginal seats. As to Labour, I doubt whether its present relative popularity will continue, but there is no doubt that many of Burnham’s recently-announced policies are quite popular:
Burnham’s housing policies are the clearest vote winners from his conference announcements while changes to the pension triple lock have the least support. pic.twitter.com/7wKdZQ8m0B
I myself agree with all but three of the policies listed there.
My feeling right now is that Reform, though so disappointing (pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby, pro-finance-capitalism and —in some respects— globalism, is still the main game in town in terms of at least pseudo-national populism. I can see many more presently Conservative votes going to Reform.
If I am right, and the Con vote reduces to, say 12% by 2028/2029, and the Reform vote rises to, say, 30%, then the post-election picture would be very different: that would give Labour maybe 265 MPs (far short of a majority), and Reform would have more MPs than Lab, 281. The LibDems would be on 53, the SNP 23, Greens 3 and the Con Party only 2. Near-wipeout. That would effectively finish off the Con Party.
As to government, Reform would be unable to form even a workable minority government despite having a plurality of MPs, but Labour would just about be able to function as a minority government with LibDem and SNP [etc] support.
Yet another Tory position I hate and I grew up very rurally, on horses and I live there now. I gave the Countryside Alliance march a swerve in 2002, one of the few Tories to do so. Support the hunting of beautiful foxes? Foul. 🦊
I agree with that lady tweeter on that subject. For many years I broadly supported foxhunting as a colourful historical spectacle with long roots in England, but for many years now I have strongly opposed it (and most other field sports) by reason of my love for animals and, in minor key, also my dislike of, or distaste for, all foxhunters that I have ever met (at least as an adult).
[me aged about 2 (?…I am hopeless at judging ages), late 1950s, happily standing amid the foxhounds somewhere in Berkshire]
[late 1950s, also amid the hounds, though looking less happy, or more thoughtful]
The Russian Foreign Ministry has again warned foreign nationals, including diplomatic missions’ personnel, against staying in or traveling to Ukraine, according to its statement:https://t.co/tALFqQbSyrpic.twitter.com/RJdmN3CiNo
The Russian Defense Ministry reported fighting and territorial gains in the Kharkov Region and Dobropolye, as well as Ukrainian losses and Russian strikes over the past day. TASS has compiled the ministry’s key statements:https://t.co/4DKK1QK3cApic.twitter.com/UU6toU4sXn
I have to say that the bridge attacks are a brilliant tactical move by the Russian side.
Kiev is on both sides of the Dnieper, but the more important part of the city is on the western or right bank.
Losses sustained by the Ukrainian armed forces in September, including foreign mercenaries and encompassing both killed and wounded, totaled nearly 48,000 personnel, according to military expert Andrey Marochko:https://t.co/YzD5yuBNkVpic.twitter.com/gMvyDDbFuc
I happened to see a travel show presented by an American of whom I had not previously heard, one Stanley Tucci [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Tucci]. Apparently a well-known film-maker and actor (well, I cannot know everything…). A New Yorker whose grandparents or great-grandparents emigrated from Calabria to America before the Second World War or, possibly, before the First World War.
It seems that the show was made in 2021, so 5+ years ago.
The programme showed him in Tuscany, then in Sicily. Mostly about the Italian regional cuisine(s). Not terribly dull, though hardly riveting, but of course this is an area covered many times in similar vein (think Rick Stein, Jamie Oliver, and many others).
When in Sicily, this Tucci expressed the view that immigration improves any society! Very wrongheaded. What many now call a “luxury belief” held by those (usually the affluent) who prefer not to see the downsides of mass immigration from backward parts of the world such as black Africa, North Africa etc.
Even without having to hear his wrongheaded views about the migration-invasion of Italy, I have to say that I found the aforesaid Tucci not someone to whom I warmed. He lacked the charm of some similar TV tourists.
Never mind. It filled an empty hour.
History as rarely seen
An historical and historic film sent to me today. Worth hearing or reading (subtitled)
“When Zack Polanski told the heart-rending tale of his ancestors fleeing the Nazis, it earned him applause at last year’s Green Party conference.
But the Holocaust story has raised questions after family history research found his grandparents were all born in Britain long before the Second World War.
On Thursday, Mr Polanski did nothing to clear up the mystery when the Greens declined to answer a request to explain the powerful yet puzzling line in his keynote speech.“
[Daily Mail]
Just another (((liar))).
Ingrained…
Tweets seen
Air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 646 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions, the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov overnight, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported. TASS has compiled key details on the aftermath:https://t.co/tUR01sWnLMpic.twitter.com/W7yxM9sf3L
This morning, taxi fares in Kyiv skyrocketed after the bridge was destroyed: to simply cross from the left bank to the right bank, you need to pay at least 1,000 hryvnia –
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that a railway and road bridge over the Dnieper River in the… pic.twitter.com/D1sVbwnbk6
1,000 hryvnia (Kiev-regime funny-money) = about £17 pounds sterling.
Sounds almost reasonable compared to London these days.
In Germany, an increasing number of children from Christian families are expressing a desire to convert to Islam so that they are not ostracized in their schools,acc Bild pic.twitter.com/5ENxtpSDbr
French farmers have once again resorted to using "manure cannons," spraying manure at the tax office, which was literally flooded with the waste.
The farmers are protesting against high fuel prices. In France, the tax on diesel fuel is 42%, and on gasoline, it's around 48%. This… pic.twitter.com/mPW4FZVG5o
Imagine going to, say, Japan and proclaiming the native Japanese don’t really exist because anybody can be Japanese and if you suggest otherwise then you are “racist”.
I think Andy Burnham and Labour just made a huge mistake. Re-joining the EU, turbo-charging immigration from the Third World, dismantling support for British pensioners, smashing workers with Net Zero … it all opens up a major flank for Reform UK https://t.co/m07sn1jA4W
“English” (or Japanese, or Chinese, or whatever) is not a mere label, which an individual can stick on themselves and claim to be properly descriptive.
I was born in England of two English parents (and am believed —plausibly but not definitely— to have one German great-grandfather). I am, and have every right to call myself, English.
My wife is English, born of two English parents (one Norwegian grandparent). She was, however, born in the 1950s in the then Tanganyika (now Tanzania), which at the time was a British colony. She came to the UK (to live) aged 14. That does not make her “Tanzanian”, or African!
If someone black or brown is born in the UK, in England, that person is not English or even (passport notwithstanding) British. The person concerned is not English/British but something else, even if born/brought up etc in the UK. Someone such as Kemi Badenoch, who was born in London of 1981 of two Nigerian parents (while they were on a flying visit to make sure that she was born in the UK, which fact —at the time— gave her, under English law, the right to a British passport later in life).
Kemi Badenoch is not English and, in real terms (despite having that “scammed” passport), is not British either.
Kemi Badenoch in fact only came to (or came back to) the UK aged 16-17. She was not even brought up here, and her attitudes are foreign, not that that in itself is determinative.
It would be absurd for me to say “I am Chinese“, even if living in China and having lived there my whole life, even if born there; indeed, even had I a Chinese passport.
Logic alone makes the case, but many of our treacherous scribblers, TV/radio talking heads, and MPs, wilfully refuse to see it.
Late tweets
Young second and third-generation migrants film a French firefighter after setting him on fire during the school protests in Bordeaux
In a different Europe, the whole mob could just be submachinegunned.
They were born in France. Their parents and even grandparents were born in France. They are not, however, French.
It’d be better keep the public-service stuff with the licence fee at the same level but spin off and sell the entertainment stuff. https://t.co/W0apq6aDNP
As far as I am concerned, the BBC, if it is to be allowed to survive, must go back to its original Reithian principles: “Inform, Educate, Entertain“, and in that order. In fact, and in view of the multiplicity of other platforms now in existence, the entertainment part might as well be dropped, leaving the BBC with a mission to both inform and entertain. The devil is in the detail, though; at present, the BBC often misinforms, and ill-educates…
Macron stated that public support for Ukraine has declined in France and Spain due to social media:
It's very easy to understand what negative emotions are being exploited in Spanish society and in French society. And if I want to undermine your leaders today, if I want to… pic.twitter.com/SiXHk0Wahm
Russia is preparing for the most powerful strike yet on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, potentially involving up to 1000 missiles, drones, and aerial bombs, according to the New York Times, citing President Zelenskyy. pic.twitter.com/S84qL6e7fa
Air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 384 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions and the Black Sea overnight, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
In last night’s Russian missile attack on the energy infrastructure of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, some 19 missiles were fired, including Onyx hypersonic cruise missiles, Hwasong HS-11 ballistic missiles, S-400 missiles, Iskander-M ballistic missiles, and 2 Zircons, along with… pic.twitter.com/cgEzacctAt
[“In last night’s Russian missile attack on the energy infrastructure of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, some 19 missiles were fired, including Onyx hypersonic cruise missiles, Hwasong HS-11 ballistic missiles, S-400 missiles, Iskander-M ballistic missiles, and 2 Zircons, along with dozens of Gran-4/5 jet drones. The targets included the CHP-5 power plant in southern Kyiv, the Kyiv hydroelectric power plant, the Trypillia thermal power plant, and CHP-6 in northeastern Kyiv.”]
Kyiv is under a massive drone attack: The Ukrainian capital is shrouded in thick smog after last night's attack, and drones continue to fly towards Kyiv. pic.twitter.com/TYsqYiLxgV
After that, no-one (at least no non-Jews), anywhere in the world, wants to hear any more about what is alleged (mainly by the Jewish lobby) to have happened to their ancestors in Eastern and Central Europe from 1933-1945, i.e. 81-93 years ago.
[“A teenager who carried out a string of offences including theft and assault has been banned from Carlisle city centre for five years.
Osam Ahmed Mohammed, 18, of Aglionby Street, Carlisle, was handed a criminal behaviour order (CBO) after being sentenced at Carlisle Magistrates’ Court following work by Carlisle neighbourhood policing officers.
Mohammed admitted offences of obstructing a constable, common assault, theft from a shop and breaching bail conditions, according to Cumbria Police.
[“Carlisle teen“…]
For the offences, he was given a 12-month community order and a five-year criminal behaviour order.“]
Of course, in a better Britain it would be put up against a wall. Wall. Squad. End. However, even in Britain as it is, one might have expected some form of detention, but no. We are in a death spiral, and hundreds, if not thousands, of bastards of that sort are arriving every day, either via direct invasion of our shores or via superficially “legal” routes. They are also being born here, either to black/brown women, or to stupid white women impregnated by non-whites.
Incidentally, the above-reported matters happened in Carlisle, in Cumbria, a part of the country with one of the smallest proportions of blacks and browns.
They cannot create a society, they cannot maintain a society created by others (Europeans), they cannot even live as parasites in a European society without degrading it simply by their presence in it.
Russian and Ukrainian pilots, who were on board the FlyDubai plane as passengers, landed the aircraft after the second pilot, a citizen of Oman, attacked the captain, a citizen of the UAE.
This was reported by the Israeli publication Israel Hayom. However, several other Israeli… pic.twitter.com/6uwojM79WL
The Kalashnikov Group unveiled the latest 7.62mm AK-15SC and AK-15C compact assault rifles, KUB-2E and KUB-10ME guided loitering munitions at the ADEX 2026 international defense show in the Azerbaijani capital of Baku, a TASS correspondent reported:https://t.co/vCvPW7lFRcpic.twitter.com/yaaCzpEV1T
Russian troops liberated three communities in the Kharkov, Sumy and Zaporozhye Regions over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/8AwnSzx1lupic.twitter.com/wB9LrBGPyk
Fact is, to be posted to the crumbling front-lines of the Kiev-regime fake state is a near death sentence.
Apart from that, I think that very many Ukrainians want to be in some form reunited with Russia, rather than being ruled over by a brutal and corrupt regime led by a mixed cabal of Jew-Zionists and Ukrainian thugs and criminals.
TANTO COMENTARIO TENEMOS CONOCIMIENTO DE QUIENES SON
Qué hace ud? Qué hace aquel? ¿Qué hacemos para DESHACERNOS de ellos en cada país que contiene alguna de estas peligrosas creaturas?
[“Yesterday, I met the daughter of a prominent member of Moroccan high society. The young woman was transferring her family’s entire financial assets abroad. She told me that a specific group of Jews had been promised large tracts of land both on the country’s Mediterranean coast and on its Atlantic coast, including areas around Esauira. The young woman, about thirty years old, explained to me that her family had been forced, by direct order of the king, to sell their properties to Jewish buyers. If they didn’t, the properties would be confiscated under the pretext of national security reasons. They also forced her uncle to sell his citrus farm to an Israeli company at a price 50% below its true market value. To her and her family, as well as to her uncle and his, they offered the possibility of obtaining a residence permit in Canada, Australia, or the United States, in addition to being able to deposit their funds in any bank in Israel and later transfer them to any of those countries. This is exactly the same strategy that the Zionists used with the most influential Palestinian families during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.“]
I had not previously heard of that Moroccan situation.
“Them” (again)…
She slapped a 6’5 Russian guy for no reason while her friends cheered… then reality hit fast pic.twitter.com/3Jdk3Wfwop
The hardest part of putting together The Woodlander Initiative was getting people to go from "What's in it for me".. to "What can we achieve together".
We gain more individually when we work as part of a collective.
Britain will now experience a sharp increase of migration from Afghanistan, Palestine and the Third World. The United Nations will inject itself into our democracy. Shadowy “faith groups” will sponsor migrants. And the British people will be sidelined. https://t.co/SsEl7aZk5j
We all know, in our hearts, that Britain is not going to come out of this swamp by “debating”, by voting in a rigged system for rigged and (((controlled))) parties, by tweeting, by blogging, by vlogging, or by appealing to the better nature of those that have no better nature.
‘Nuff said.
The bakery chain said 740 jobs could go between now and 2028 as part of a plan to change where it makes its food.
Greggs will start installing more automated machinery instead of relying on its workforce at the sites, making the existing factories redundant.
I'm appalled at Heather Stewart & Hilary Osborne Guardian report – implies pensioners will not be poorer with triple lock cut. No research & no named experts from poverty charities or academics. Lazy biased journalism bordering on dangerous propaganda. https://t.co/oV1o9WEc7s
Ridiculous, not true in any sense. UK pensioners living solely on state pension less than in Spain! Why do you think Labour pushed pensioners to sign up for pension credit when they cut the winter fuel allowance? They knew & ignored evidence of today's pensioner poverty pic.twitter.com/qCugfU1qxm
Workers in Britain receive a far smaller share of the economy now than they did in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. But their loss has not meant gains for pensioners or the poor. Big business are the big winners from Thatcherism and austerity. Yet successive governments target the poor,… pic.twitter.com/iPmo3CNEGJ
Smashing pensioners while opening the door wider is not a side note in Burnham’s pitch, it is the pitch, and up here you can already see what that means in the hotels, the lists and the people who paid in for decades getting told there is nothing left. The media class can call it…
[“Smashing pensioners while opening the door wider is not a side note in Burnham’s pitch, it is the pitch, and up here you can already see what that means in the hotels, the lists and the people who paid in for decades getting told there is nothing left. The media class can call it hope. The rest of us can see it for what it is. BETRAYAL.“]
We hear a lot from Jew-Zionists, from “antifa” loonies, from the decadent and horrible mainstream media scribblers and talking heads —and from the brainwashed police woodentops etc as well— about “hate”. I tell you where I see “hate” (apart from the general way in which quite a few Jews, Muslims, and blacks view the white Europeans who have created almost everything worthwhile over the past 2,500 years): the recent propaganda against the British late middle-aged and elderly.
Look at the gloating over Burnham’s dumping of the Triple Lock. You see it on Twitter/X, you see it in some newspapers. There is more than firmly-held beliefs around generational fairness, the “national debt” etc to this.
There is a certain pathology here.
There is a pretty strong streak of sadism in this “debate”, an element of “smash the weak old pensioners (who cannot fight back)“, just as there was in 2010-2015 when the part-Jews David Cameron-Levita and George Osborne blamed the sick, disabled, and unemployed for the fact that Britain and its economy were tanking.
As a matter of fact, I think that the third of the electorate who are above State Pension age can and will fight back, and will mostly do so by abandoning the Labour Party and also the Conservative Party. To some degree, that has already happened.
The voters 65+ may not trust or even like Farage and Reform, but will hit out at Burnham and Labour (especially) by voting Reform or Restore (albeit that those two will both be weakened by having to stand candidates against each other).
I recall reading, very many years ago, about Rudolf Steiner’s prediction that, in the far future, in the 7th Post-Atlantean Age (we are at present in the 5th), society would collapse via a so-called “War of All Against All”, in which every race, sex, age-group, income/capital group etc would engage in all-out social warfare. That is not what we see today, but there are strong indications already of such divisions being entrenched.
Translates to a Commons with about 228 Reform MPs (potentially fewer, by reason of Restore, though Restore is itself on a mere 3%; the model I use has not yet added Restore).
So anyway Reform 98 short of a majority. 217 Labour MPs, 71 LibDems, 69 Cons (so near-irrelevant; unable even to make an arrangement with Reform). SNP 30 [etc].
A weak minority government at best. Might lead to a second election not long after. Good, though, for social-nationalism.
In the triple lock era the 2.5% has been invoked 4 times, without it SP would have risen 74%, with it 80%. Inflation will likely run over 2.5% for years so removing it would solve nothing and cost votes. It won't fund a care service.
I blogged about all that yesterday. Flagging the removal of the Triple Lock will mean almost all pensioners who might have voted Labour (a smallish minority anyway) will not now vote Labour.
Can someone explain how, a few hours before the Prime Minister’s conference speech, you simultaneously have Ministers briefing the Government is 100% committed to the triple lock, and No.10 briefing it’s going to be abolished. https://t.co/UWaqVGyezq
As a personality, Burnham is, arguably, marginally or even somewhat to be preferred to Starmer-stein, but Burnham seems equally clueless.
**Proud: Europe is pushing Ukraine toward a war it cannot “win”**
Former British ambassador **Ian Proud** argues that European governments are still pursuing **complete victory over Russia**, despite what he describes as the impossibility of achieving a strategic defeat of…
**Belarusian cargo heads to China via Russia’s Northern Sea Route**
A vessel carrying **77,000 tons of Belarusian cargo** has departed Russia’s **Ust-Luga port**, beginning a voyage to northeastern China via the **Northern Sea Route**.
[“Belarusian cargo heads to China via Russia’s Northern Sea Route
A vessel carrying 77,000 tons of Belarusian cargo has departed Russia’s Ust-Luga port, beginning a voyage to northeastern China via the Northern Sea Route.
The ship is bound for Baiyuan port and is expected to arrive on October 13.
The voyage highlights the growing use of Russia’s Arctic shipping corridor for trade between Europe and Asia, offering an alternative to traditional maritime routes.
77,000 tons, one Arctic route — and another sign that global trade is being rerouted.”]
**Europe’s diesel problem is getting serious**
The EU has become **heavily dependent on U.S. diesel imports**, with American supplies reportedly accounting for **more than 40% of the EU’s diesel imports this year**.
*The Washington Post* reports that **Kyiv is increasingly resembling a frontline city**, as Russian drone strikes reportedly target facilities linked to Ukraine’s military infrastructure.
[“**Kyiv is becoming a frontline city** *The Washington Post* reports that **Kyiv is increasingly resembling a frontline city**, as Russian drone strikes reportedly target facilities linked to Ukraine’s military infrastructure. The attacks are also causing disruption and destruction in the capital, prompting renewed concern over civilian areas and essential infrastructure. The report comes amid continued fighting and Kyiv’s ongoing appeals to Western allies for **more funding and air-defense missiles**. With winter approaching, Ukraine faces another major challenge: **protecting critical infrastructure while keeping the capital functioning under sustained attacks.** **Kyiv is fighting the war at the front — and increasingly, the front is coming to Kyiv.**”]
[“Nigel Farage and I have been referenced in a “hate crime conference” for police officers, which took issue with people questioning the hate marches and the extent of Muslim integration in Britain, the Telegraph reports. Specifically, the Muslim speaker criticised the fact that I dared to share a survey on @GBNEWS showing large numbers of British people question whether Islam really is compatible with British life. Apparently, that is not allowed. Sorry, but this is what we in the West call “free speech”, “free expression”, and “debate”. While Andy Burnham’s Labour is fast-tracking Orwellian measures to shut down these debates, those of us in the Common Sense Majority will never stop having them. And why is the increasingly woke police being given openly biased training sessions like this?
Tell you what. I would happily come along to the “York and North Yorkshire Hate Conference” to share my views and provide a bit of balance. If the organisers are reading, send me a note.“]
The police have been behaving like compliant brainwashed clowns for the past 20+ years. They roll up to “conferences” of that sort, and allow themselves to be ranted at, either by Islamists, or by non-white “multikultis”, or by malicious Jews of the “Campaign Against Antisemitism” type (despite the fact that the main personalities of the “CAA” are proven liars and perjurers).
The police as a poundshop Stasi. It has to stop. Get them back doing their proper job(s).
It is in the interest of the police themselves to stop. if not, then when push comes to shove they will share the fate of Britain’s treacherous MPs, scribblers, talking heads, and other riff-raff.
Russian troops liberated two communities in the Kharkov Region and the Donetsk People’s Republic over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/TzICDStbZTpic.twitter.com/VbdZUwfIst
SNAP POLL / By 48% to 28%, Britons support Andy Burnham's proposal to change the triple lock in order to help fund part of a national care service pic.twitter.com/ErsXcAQQkC
What Burnham and Labour have failed to understand is that, yes, maybe “only” 28% of voters oppose dumping the Triple Lock, but almost all of those are people over 60 y-o.
About a third of the electorate (not the whole population 0-100) is now aged 65+; probably 40% or more are aged 60+. In other words, it can be inferred that a very high percentage of those aged 60+, and almost all of those aged 65+, oppose dumping the Triple Lock. These are the people who always vote (admittedly, I myself am an exception). If 28% of eligible voters are against dumping the Triple Lock, then probably about 40% of voters who are actually going to vote oppose these proposals.
I think that Labour will find that much of their support among the over 60s, maybe also over-50s, will fall away now. Why? Because those getting or about to get the State Pension are really interested in what happens to the Triple Lock, whereas younger people, whatever their views, are naturally not going to be so interested, so their approval of Burnham’s plans is not very important politically, electorally; they have other issues of importance to them.
One point to bear in mind is that the official inflation figures do not reflect the real state of play. Inflation is usually far higher than the official figures suggest, and that particularly applies to the staples that poorer people, and many pensioners in particular, buy regularly.
If you honestly believe that scrapping the tripple lock will fund or go toward social care your diluded. Thats money taken off pensioners wont go nowhere near social care!
That last tweeter may be unable to spell but, of course, is correct. Money taken from pensioners will go to, inter alia, “Ukraine” (the Jew-Zionist regime in Kiev), importing and then sheltering and feeding millions of useless black/brown parasites, supporting the USA’s overseas adventures, and then on a myriad projects most of which will not benefit either older or younger (real) British people.
Not content with having the lowest state pension in Europe, we are now aiming to be *world beating* in poverty among people who – through circumstances often beyond their control – have no private pensions. Unlike all the eejits voting for and clapping this.
[“NEWS: The Islamist organisation 5 Pillars has reported John Cleese to the Prevent Programme after John made factual, accurate and valid statements about Islam
John’s statements on Islam:
“To criticise a culture whose holy book advocates the killing of all the people they disagree with…is not racist. It’s culturalist.”
“traditional British values are under attack from Muslim belief systems, especially the Koranic demands to kill ‘infidels’.”
“I personally prefer a culture that does not approve of Female Genital Mutilation, Child Marriage and Killing Infidels.”
“Another religious diktat from the Pro-Paedophila Propaganda Department.”
5 Pillars are a vile organisation who should not exist in the UK
We value freedom of speech and expression especially when it comes to criticising ideologies or religions.“]
In fact, John Cleese need not worry about being arrested. If the initial referral to Prevent is then passed to police, and if that initial screening reveals no security threat or “danger of radicalization” (i.e. which might lead to “terrorist” activity), the police close the file, though in some cases may refer the matter to mental health services to to the so-called “Channel” multi-agency outfit.
Cleese can carry on carrying on, in short.
I guess that "Islam is a religion of Peace" is supposed to be taken ironically https://t.co/wF1CWgmHHR
If John Cleese is really taken by surprise by that, he must have been asleep for the past 25 years.
The right to criticize, mock and offend religion has been central to the long and bloody struggle for free speech and open societies. Undermining this right does not lead to tolerance and respect, but orthodoxy, ignorance and submission. https://t.co/x6Uf3RxOHT
It appears the globalists still seem to think the tactic of labelling everyone as “racist” is going to work – either that or they just do not have anything else to counter the growing recognition in every country under assault from mass migration that they’re being intentionally… https://t.co/pi5z1rEYiP
Air defenses intercepted and destroyed 254 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions and the Black and Azov Seas during the past night, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/MfrIGZzFY3pic.twitter.com/Joy9AzA9LZ
Over 1000 illegal migrants came ashore at Dover today. They won't be deported, they will be housed, fed and given money. YOU PAY FOR IT. Your government despises you.
Shabana Mahmood will today announce yet more “safe and legal routes” for more immigrants to come to Britain despite having failed to shut down the illegal routes that remain wide open.
As I predicted years ago, long before fake Labour even formed a Starmer-led government. It was on the blog in 2023, maybe in 2022 or earlier.
Coudenhove-Kalergi conspiracy.
Stop all immigration. Detain and deport where possible. In other cases, take other measures. The aim? To make Britain an ethnostate.
Nobody voted for the Boriswave. Nobody voted for asylum hotels. Nobody voted for Afghans. Nobody voted for Palestinians. Nobody voted for small boats. Nobody voted for 210,000 illegals. Nobody voted for endless chaos. And very few voted for Burnham.
[“Nobody voted for the Boriswave. Nobody voted for asylum hotels. Nobody voted for Afghans. Nobody voted for Palestinians. Nobody voted for small boats. Nobody voted for 210,000 illegals. Nobody voted for endless chaos. And very few voted for Burnham.
Do you see what they are doing?
They are imposing policies that nobody voted for.
They are undermining our democracy.
They are tearing apart the social contract.
And they are treating the British people with contempt.
This is an extreme political project with no real democratic mandate.“]
At this point, there is effectively no real “democracy” in the UK.
At this point, there is no real “social contract” either.
Voting for this or that party is a useless or near-useless game. Ask the voters of Piddington…
Exactly! When they rob shops., they fill a basket n do one n no one stops them! White peeps are the only ones stopped attacked n arrested! We see it, hear it , watch vids on it.. only our own!! So sick of it all!!
[“My little boy & I buy a local homeless man breakfast regularly. Today, we were a little late… We saw him getting escorted out of a shop by police. They confiscated the food he had stolen and was eating, sent him on his way & told him not to come back. I know police aren’t social workers, but nonetheless, I found it heartbreaking they just moved him up the road, away from the shop & left him. They didn’t even let him finish the food he was eating. (No, I don’t condone stealing (obviously!) but when it’s a hungry, homeless man & the product is half eaten, wouldn’t you at least let him finish it?!
We had a chat with him, got him breakfast, hot drinks etc and contacted @Tell_StreetLink It breaks my heart that local people live this way in Britain 2026
It also separately blows my mind that if only he’d come over on a boat…he’d be in a hotel right now, likely being offered a choice of breakfast…“]
It might be added that the brainless Kemi Badenoch “plan” (soundbite) to give the unemployed etc store cards or restricted debit cards instead of money will turbocharge shoplifting and every other sort of minor —and maybe not so minor— crime. At least it would, were it ever to be put into effect, but Kemi Carpetbagger has no more chance of becoming Prime Minister than have I at this point (and I am both far more qualified and capable than the Nigerian woman and actually real British).
I really am sick of the mainstream media being so cosy both with System politicians and the UK’s often pathetic “anti-terror” police/security set-up.
The “security and intelligence” bods (and the msm’s supposed “experts” on the subject, such as Gordon Corera and quite a few others) are now treated with the respect and veneration formerly reserved for the Royal Family and senior clergy (until they too turned out to be useless).
As soon as something is labelled “terror-related”, even if it amounts to nothing more than a few people putting up stickers, or painting a Swastika somewhere, a fearful hush descends. Absolutely ridiculous.
Even had those arrested been real terrorists (which they obviously are not, now having been released “under investigation”), there would have been no need for an entire village to have been evacuated, surely (or only for an hour or so, until it was clear that none of the arrested was carrying a bomb-detonating device).
So another underwhelming contemporary British event…
Just nicking diesel, wrongly arrested on terrorism offences, it's just like an episode of you've been framed. Were these the people that the US were tracking, what a mess, or, is this a distraction? pic.twitter.com/aPhtFKLeGL
— Pinkerton Mayweather 🇬🇧🏴🇺🇲 🩵 (@DundeePiccolo) September 28, 2026
Pathetic. It puts me in mind of the Decembrist who, on being hanged, and whereupon it emerged that he was too tall to be killed, had soldiers pulling at his legs as he groaned “What a country— they can’t even hang a man properly!“…
Britain too has now become a joke country in most respects.
Counter Terror Police chief said: "I can confirm that following extensive interviews and enquiries, the five men who were arrested are being released on police bail this afternoon.
"To be very clear, this does not mean that the investigation is over.
The big cheese of the “Counter-Terror Command” having to put a brave face on it and imply that those released still could be terrorists….
What nonsense…
Meanwhile, coming across the Channel every single day, the hundreds and thousands of “diverse” black/brown migrant-invaders are hungry for their hotel breakfasts (and any teenage girls walking nearby). Police response? Zero.
[“Evening, all“]
I suppose that it may have been some kind of reconnaissance or scouting mission, but if so was a remarkably inept one (5 young men in a white van or two white vans— very likely to be noticed at once in a rural area).
🚨 WATCH: Shabana Mahmood announces that the UK will begin accepting refugee asylum applications from charities and non-profits next month pic.twitter.com/GQ5QOd6jA3
If she got the number right. If she counted the men right.
Anyway, if the 5 men arrested are not terrorists, why would it matter that there may have been 8-10? The others presumably ran off and are still running.
I agree with her, though, about the police not having bothered to contact her.
[“Andy Burnham will signal the end of the pensions triple lock in his conference speech on Tuesday, The Telegraph understands.
The Prime Minister will tell Labour delegates that the triple lock does not work in its current form and suggest it should be reviewed in the party’s next manifesto.“]
In that case, you can kiss goodbye to virtually the whole “grey vote”. True, only a minority of the over-50s (and a much smaller minority of over-65s) vote Labour anyway, but this will have a measurable electoral effect— no question.
If Burnham thinks that the promise of a pie-in-the-sky social care programme (which may never come into being anyway) will mitigate the anger of pensioners not being able to keep up with the real level of inflation, by reason of his proposed scrapping of the Triple Lock, he is very mistaken.
Burnham may have just lost (even more badly) the next general election.
In a recent essay Michael Burry, hedge-fund manager and well-known contrarian investor, dug deep into the arcane filings made by Big Tech to regulators to uncover a string of data centre debts he said risks popping the AI bubble.
Pierre de Gaulle, grandson of French President General Charles de Gaulle, said he would like to become a Russian citizen and even live in the country with his family, but knows that only Vladimir Putin can make that happen:https://t.co/Zt15ya4Bplpic.twitter.com/oalcSmow0p
Russian troops liberated two communities in the Sumy Region and the Donetsk People’s Republic over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/wkVAtwYAd3pic.twitter.com/mzqPxBsiN5
“Two donkeys, Class A drugs and counterfeit cash have been seized as part of a major police operation in North Yorkshire.
Police carried out an animal welfare warrant alongside the RSPCA, North Yorkshire Council and Trading Standards, where two donkeys were seized over concerns about unnecessary suffering.
The donkeys were found among other animals, and the site was also issued a number of animal welfare notices.
North Yorkshire Police said: “Officers and partners also identified suspected illegal puppy breeding, which is now subject to further investigation and enforcement activity.”
In Selby, officers executed a drugs warrant where a quantity of Class A drugs and counterfeit cash were found.
One person was arrested as part of this investigation, police confirmed.
Meanwhile, officers working with the DVSA filed 14 Traffic Offence Reports in Escrick – one of which involved a vehicle being seized for being driven with no tax and another seized for no insurance.”
[York Press]
The words “traveller”, or “Irish tinker” are nowhere to be seen in that news report. Self-censorship.
The huge nuisance of the so-called “travellers” has to be addressed as a matter of urgency once Britain has a real government, one that cares about the British people, the environment, animals, and birds.
One —yes, admittedly, very unpleasant— day, and the whole problem would be solved forever.
Tweets seen
Swiss voters rejected an initiative in a referendum that would have enshrined the principle of perpetual and comprehensive neutrality in the Swiss Constitution, as well as lifted anti-Russian sanctions and prohibited Switzerland from joining NATO:https://t.co/su36iYAbRVpic.twitter.com/bLWW9GrMUO
The Russian Armed Forces struck transport and fuel, energy infrastructure facilities used by the Ukrainian military, as well as drone production facilities in the past 24 hours, the Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/ECD6ZVW0GLpic.twitter.com/XLkrt8e8Ar
Russian servicemen hit Ukrainian logistics centers, port infrastructure facilities, and communications centers overnight, the Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/GpAHnF8JCDpic.twitter.com/6OyQg1NRFC
Images not clear enough to make a definite judgment.
The bigger issue, of course, is whether the UK should be hosting or facilitating American air operations at all. I say not.
Not a terrorist mob but I don’t think this is remotely acceptable in fact I think it makes them look as bad as those who yell at asylum seeker hotels and we don’t need the effing and blinding from the elderly neighbour. Restore’s policies are horrific and going nowhere but they… https://t.co/f4Jd2GcrY9
The “Socialist Worker” mob, the ever-present and inevitable “Socialist Worker” mob. I can recall them (at least, their nominal forbears in political stupidity) as long ago as 1975, when I was 18. I am now 70.
Complete idiots. The political equivalent of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Noisy irrelevances.
I believe that the Socialist Worker Party was started and led at first by a Jew called Ygael Gluckstein, who used the Anglicized nom de guerre “Tony Cliff”. According to Wikipedia, it now has a notional membership of 6,000, of which the core membership is about 2,000: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Workers_Party_(UK). I believe that the membership was at one time (1970s) rather higher in number.
The “SWP”, as mentioned, has been a fringe or crank party for about 76 years, under a few names (as “SWP” since 1977). You would think that, after 76 years, its adherents would by now understand that they are going nowhere. I suppose that, as implied, the members are not the most intelligent or mentally balanced in the political realm.
I see now from Wikipedia that Gluckstein/”Cliff” went up the chimney in 2000, and that others are now in charge of the splintered SWP.
The most recent “leader” of the SWP seems to have been “Comrade Delta”, aka one Martin Smith, who however was removed after he allegedly committed rape and sexual assault against members. The other “leader” noted by Wikipedia is one Alex Callinicos, of partly (Southern African) Greek origin, and who is now 76: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Callinicos. Surprisingly, Callinicos is descended from (is the grandson of) the famous Lord Acton: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dalberg-Acton,_1st_Baron_Acton.
In the manner of, as already noted, the Jehovah’s Witnesses, or Salvation Army bands at Christmas-time, the SWP’s presence (being noisy and objectionable) at by-elections seems to be unavoidable.
Incidentally, but interestingly, the Callinicos person is related, via his grandfather Lord Acton, to the Austro-German (though also part-Jew) nationalist Count Arco auf Valley [1897-1945] who assassinated the Jew Kurt Eisner, the revolutionary socialist who became President of the short-lived People’s State of Bavaria (November 1918-February 1919).
Looking at a longer version of that clip, it seemed to me that the political cretins of the SWP today are in every respect indistinguishable from those of several decades ago. They look the same, have the same or virtually the same placards, shout out the same tired “antifascist”/”antiracist” slogans. Nothing has changed…except the whole world and society around them. They should be in a museum (perhaps with the advances in robotics and AI, they eventually will be).
More tweets seen
Be careful where you draw that line or you’re in hot water – Tugendhat lost his driving licence. https://t.co/ryABLx94LS
Ha ha! Deport Tugendhat to his beloved Israel. He has relatives there…
More seriously, the “Conservative” Party must be getting really desperate now. Latest poll had them on 17%, and personally I should not be surprised if they get only 15%, maybe even as low as 10%, should the next general election only be held in 2028 or 2029.
Agenda 2030 slowly grinds on in the background. They will take your transport and confine you to a high surveillance 20 minute multicultural hell hole.
Much more difficult in a relatively small and crowded country such as Britain. Still, on the right road, I think. I have blogged a bit about “prepping” in the British/European context (as distinct from North America, Australasia etc). Use the search box on the blog.
Israel has always lied repeatedly.
Former MI5 officer Annie Machon explained how Israel bombed its own London embassy in 1994 to frame Palestinians.
Despite this, western media and governments decided to provide unwavering cover and impunity. pic.twitter.com/ksizL2c6gB
Under the Contempt of Court Act 1981, a publication creates contempt if it poses a substantial risk of serious prejudice to active proceedings. Thomas faces active charges of criminal damage (not racism). The PM’s “racist views” and “hateful behaviour” remarks risk character bias…
Starmer-stein’s mandate, as Prime Minister, was very doubtful: in 2024, in rough terms, out of every 20 eligible voters, 8 did not actually vote, 4 voted Labour, 3 voted Con, 2 voted Reform, 2 voted LibDem, and 1 voted Green. Labour was voted for by 4 out of 20 eligible voters (4 out of 12 actually-voting voters).
Burnham has merely inherited Starmer-stein’s purple (via the equivalent of a palace revoilution) and, naturally (in political reality, if not in strict British Constitutional terms), has far less of a mandate than Starmer-stein. He has no programme beyond that of trying to please as many likely or potential voters as possible. He is totally out of his depth in every way.
“It is a familiar political story in a place that became infamous almost 40 years ago, when many of its residents voted to reject the arrival of refugees, in a referendum that sent shockwaves across Sweden and Europe.
In 1987, Sweden adopted a new strategy to distribute refugees more evenly across the country, and asked Sjobo, then a town of around 15,400, to take in around 15 people.
‘Anyone can understand that the next generation of Swedes will no longer be blonde and blue-eyed,’ Sven-Olle Olsson, a municipal councillor who was vehemently opposed, said at the time. He organised a referendum on the issue.
The ‘No’ side won the referendum with almost 68 per cent of votes, triggering a political storm in the country.
There are parallels to be drawn from the case in the recent ‘independence’ referendum held in the British village of Piddington in a symbolic protest against plans to accommodate 1,250 asylum seekers in a nearby military site.
Things have changed ‘enormously’ in Sjobo since 1988, according to Ms Ramel, now a municipal councillor herself who is trying to change Sjobo’s image.
She said the municipality now fulfils its requirements by welcoming new arrivals, even taking in more than some other towns in the region.
The anti-migration Sweden Democrats emerged from the election as Sweden’s third-largest party, after winning 62 seats in the 349-member parliament.
The party won 43 per cent of votes in Sjobo in the 2022 general election, still enjoying strong support in the southern town known for its contentious September 1988 referendum.
That support remained strong in this month’s election, with the Sweden Democrats taking more than a third of the vote in several of Sjobo’s polling districts.
The party won 38.8 per cent in Sjobo Linne, 33.8 per cent in Sjobo Emanuel and 36.1 per cent in Sjobo Farsinga in the parliamentary election.
‘In the end, Sjobo residents were right, if you want to put it that way,’ 89-year-old Bengt Lundgren, who voted for the Sweden Democrats in the recent election, said with a broad grin.
Sweden struggles to integrate its immigrants.
Around 20 per cent of its population is born abroad, according to 2025 data from Statistics Sweden.
The Oxfordshire village of Piddington held its own unofficial referendum over migration on September 16.
Some 285 of the 312 residents who voted backed a symbolic declaration of independence from Britain, in protest at plans to house 1,200 asylum seekers at a former military base nearby.
The vote had no legal force, but campaigners hope the gesture will send a message to Westminster over the proposed asylum accommodation at the former Ministry of Defence site at Bicester.“
As far as I am concerned, if the Swedes become no longer really Swedish at all, there is no reason for that country to exist. Same goes, mutatis mutandis, for this country. See also:
Counterterrorism police in the UK are currently investigating whether a suspected bomb plot at an RAF base is linked to Iran while letting illegal migrants, including Iranian terrorists, stream across our open borders. None of this makes sense.
As previously blogged, in purely careerist terms, Shabana Mahmood has “played a blinder”: a Pakistani woman whose only legal work background was a 1-year Bar pupillage, followed by a year or two as a “gopher” in a provincial firm of solicitors, gets into the old MP racket and is made “Lord Chancellor” and then Home Secretary! You couldn’t make it up! Now she invites thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands, from some of the most backward parts of the world, arguably, to come and live as total parasites off the backs of the British people.
Britain, better said many of the British, seem to have a death wish. Would I be made a Cabinet minister, or even an MP, in Pakistan? I think not (yes, I know that the Mahmood woman was born in Birmingham. Do you really think that makes any significant difference?).
“The triple lock is very expensive in the years ahead”
Completely wrong, and politically explosive. The Triple Lock is not “unaffordable“. Stop throwing billions away on “Ukraine” (Zelensky’s dictatorship), on the housing, feeding, and otherwise funding of the now millions of black/brown migrant-invaders; the same goes for other huge wastes of money (Britain just gave £650M to Angola, a country completely unconnected to Britain or its history, so that the corrupt and totally useless Angolans can improve their airport. That is only one of hundreds of examples).
I declare an interest. I myself do benefit, marginally, from the Triple Lock. My State Pension (only about half of the full rate, by reason mainly of my time overseas) does increase by a slightly larger amount by reason of the Triple Lock. We are talking about a few pounds, if that, per week…
Any political party, whatever the reason or excuse, binning the Triple Lock can consider itself binned forever by any voters aged, say, 55+ (pensioners and those who hurtle towards State Pension age).
So he’s going to have to call an early election then. Or is urgent social care reform not in fact that urgent. I still can’t believe he burst into office having shoved Starmer aside without a proper plan ready to go. And I’m really not sure everyone will agree with it being… https://t.co/qoABZtn3fJ
The idea of a State social care service that works is a good one, albeit one that has been obvious, and the service obviously needed, for many years. It has to be paid for, and there have to be enough employees to operate it. So how will it be paid for, and from where will come the huge number of employees needed?
Gerans drones are flying around, apparently dealing with some Ukrainian business. pic.twitter.com/4TLkMhZUTC
By the way, Angelina Jolie, who is so concerned about women in Iran, isn't she also concerned about the situation of women in Ukraine? pic.twitter.com/7m8sD1S95A
**London is losing ground as a global financial center**
London’s position in global capital markets is facing growing pressure.
In the first six months of 2026, the London market recorded just **7 IPOs**, raising approximately **£577 million**. By comparison, **Hong Kong… pic.twitter.com/mJRS7EuX2D
If the City of London falls away, the UK economy, as it now is, will nosedive.
I do not like to advise young people, say 18-30, to abandon this country, but I should certainly say (as have Nick Griffin and others) that they should at least leave London and the other larger conurbations (which are in any case becoming —or have already become— non-white). I can understand why so many are seeking other locations in the world, especially in the Anglosphere, for medium to long-term residence.
Russian missiles and drone aircraft are doubling the cost of the war for Europe.
THE RUSSIAN MILITARY IS INCREASINGLY EFFECTIVELY DESTROYING THE UKRAINIAN ECONOMY AND THE TAX BASE OF THE KYIV REGIME.
We are now truly at a turning point, where the policy of each player is being… pic.twitter.com/uwIdfVy3V8
[“Russian missiles and drone aircraft are doubling the cost of the war for Europe.
THE RUSSIAN MILITARY IS INCREASINGLY EFFECTIVELY DESTROYING THE UKRAINIAN ECONOMY AND THE TAX BASE OF THE KYIV REGIME.
We are now truly at a turning point, where the policy of each player is being determined. Continued support for Ukraine will lead to the collapse of the traditional political system in Europe.
Russia should continue to destroy the tax base of the Ukrainian economy, thereby increasing the cost of the war for Europe, so that Europeans can consider whether they can afford to find an additional 30-40 billion at a time when opposition is growing in EU countries.
There is no guaranteed funding for Kyiv for the next year. If it becomes clear that Ukraine cannot last even a year, the question will be raised in the EU: why did we need all of this?“]
SP don't know why Merz is not honest, but Serbia received gas yesterday at a price three times lower than the market price. It is possible, but it must not change the Western narrative against Russia https://t.co/jDkHJfoe1I
Leave NATO, close down U.S. bases (under RAF or other flag), and stop giving arms, ammunition, money, and other help to the corrupt Kiev regime. In return, cheap gas, cheap oil, and a guaranteed huge market in Russia for British goods and services.
Russia has reactivated the "Dead Hand" retaliatory nuclear strike system, according to The Sunday Times. The publication reports that the secret underground complex, "Facility 1335," linked to the Soviet "Perimeter" system, has been expanded in the Ural Mountains and is now fully… pic.twitter.com/E3RyDNSIa3
[“Russia has reactivated the “Dead Hand” retaliatory nuclear strike system, according to The Sunday Times. The publication reports that the secret underground complex, “Facility 1335,” linked to the Soviet “Perimeter” system, has been expanded in the Ural Mountains and is now fully operational again. Its purpose is to ensure the transmission of retaliatory orders, even after a massive attack on Russia.“]
Late thoughts
“Wars and rumours of wars“, to quote Revelation. There is certainly a good deal of chatter around. More seriously, i.e. in terms of actual events, the dial is being turned up in various ways: the situation in both the Persian/Arabian Gulf and the Red Sea; the intensification in and around Ukraine/Russia; the North Polar region (noting the new U.S. bases about to be constructed in Greenland); the uncertainty around the AI technology and the robotics technology (both in itself and around its possible economic and social effects); the continuing mass migration invasion of Europe; the increasing political instability in Europe.
Well, this week 6/10, thus trumping the 3.5/10 claimed by political journalist John Rentoul. I did not know the answers to questions 3, 4, 8, and 9.
Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 645 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions, and the waters of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov overnight, the Russian Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/pHQKwStqmhpic.twitter.com/jpw7HJqwwT
**EU urges member states to cut gas and electricity use**
The European Union has called on its member states to reduce their consumption of gas and electricity, as part of broader efforts to curb energy demand and strengthen energy security.
Without Russia, Europe —whether EU or non-EU— will struggle to maintain its living standards.
I did this video about 7 years ago.. it seems quite apt today, with all the talk of who are the English. Take a look, it's not long.https://t.co/JyROXCzXnh
Looks like the next election will be the last chance for the British to vote in a pro-british party.
The Woodlander Initiative is building communities throughout Britain that will be self sufficient and built to preserve our culture and traditions. https://t.co/3XziTpe0Rypic.twitter.com/CYDTWb2VgJ
🚨NEW: British billionaire Peter Hargreaves says he "completely disagrees" with Man Utd part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments that the country is "on the slide", saying "the country isn't on a slide, it's slid. This country is never, ever coming back, it's finished" pic.twitter.com/ZW3XiE9uDD
Re. Islam and free speech— perhaps, but in fact, in the UK, the thin-skinned complainers, whingers, would-be censors, makers of faked complaints to police, professional regulators, public venues etc, and who complain about “a few words” are not (usually) the Muslims, even the “Islamist” ones, but the Jew-Zionists.
For readers of the blog unaware of the facts of my own battles, see a few of my own experiences over the past decade:
I suspect that to a degree, this is bringing out something they already have more out into the open.
We know that the measures taken during COVID were quite Draconian in nature, and the use of agent provocateurs via social media, digital "crowding out" (see NAFO accounts) is a…
[“I suspect that to a degree, this is bringing out something they already have more out into the open.
We know that the measures taken during COVID were quite Draconian in nature, and the use of agent provocateurs via social media, digital “crowding out” (see NAFO accounts) is a govt tactic.
This is just the addition of a more open version of what both the UK and US and most other govts have been doing for years.
“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” William Casey. CIA director . 1987.”]
Quaere: at what point does a supposedly “liberal” “democracy” become effectively an illiberal collegial dictatorship or even tyranny? Also, if a country becomes, in effect, a concealed or semi-concealed dictatorship/tyranny, at what point, if at all, does it then become legitimate to use force to oppose it or to remove it?
Also, will the above questions require different answers if the said collegial dictatorship is, whether deliberately or via its own incompetence, running a once-great country into the ground?
A topical subject at present, nicht wahr?
Talking point
I was just looking at a blog post from 2019, in which I examined the several main contenders for the Conservative Party leadership contest of that year and, therefore, contenders to become Prime Minister.
The post has had many hits over the years, and right up to today. Re-reading it (I also took the opportunity to post an update, the first it has had since 2019), I think that my assessments of the various personalities still stand up pretty well:
Would translate to a Commons with about 318 Labour MPs (just short of a majority; about 8 short); 162 Reform UK MPs; 69 LibDems; 52 Cons (less than half of their MP cadre at present); SNP 23 [etc].
So a Labour-LibDem coalition or arrangement, or maybe a Labour-SNP one. Weak government that may play into the hands of social-nationalism.
Russian forces struck the Epicentr logistics hub in Odessa used for the storage of foreign military supplies with drones as they also attacked a Ukrainian bulk carrier with cargo for the enemy army at sea, Russia’s Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/b7GZSx0H8Jpic.twitter.com/UrccKvofCb
"No Money": The European Union Has Left the Kyiv Regime Without Promised Funds
The Kyiv regime is facing another catastrophic shortage of funds for the purchase of weapons, according to Politico. In the next two months, it urgently needs to find at least $27 billion to fill the… pic.twitter.com/2OThPLWNKl
[“No Money”: The European Union Has Left the Kyiv Regime Without Promised Funds
The Kyiv regime is facing another catastrophic shortage of funds for the purchase of weapons, according to Politico. In the next two months, it urgently needs to find at least $27 billion to fill the gaps in the defense budget.
Finding itself in a desperate situation, the regime is openly pressuring Brussels, demanding that loans be disbursed early. However, the current deficit is entirely the fault of the “Banderites” themselves: they have spent all the remaining funds while Hungary was delaying the approval of the next tranche. Nevertheless, the amount that Zelensky needs has not been found by the European bureaucrats. Brussels has only approved $6.6 billion, and not all of these funds will go directly to the Kyiv regime.“]
[swimming-pool Moskva; I myself swam there a few times in the early 1990s; shortly after that, the pool was closed; a cathedral now stands on the site in Kropotkinskaya]
The Old English word for equinox is 'emniht', from 'efen' and 'niht', when night and day are evenly balanced. Today is the 'hærfestlice emniht', autumnal equinox; after this (says Byrhtferth of Ramsey) 'langað seo niht and wanað se dæg', 'the night lengthens and the day wanes'. pic.twitter.com/ZLHibO76J2
The Intelligence service has detained a Moscow resident, who was planning a terrorist attack, the FSB Directorate for Moscow and the Moscow Region said.
Russian forces carried out overnight group strikes against Ukrainian defense enterprises, energy facilities and logistics centers, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
Attempts by the West to isolate Russia and cancel Russian culture have failed, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova said in an interview with TASS ahead of the 12th St. Petersburg International United Cultures Forum:https://t.co/rY0maRe1fmpic.twitter.com/BWhh2OuTtd
🇬🇧🇷🇺 **“If they want war with Russia, send MPs to the front”**
A sharp criticism of British politicians calling for a tougher military stance toward Russia argues that **those advocating war should experience the consequences themselves**.
The Nigerian bad-joke woman now “leading” what is left of the Conservative Party seems to be feeling the chill of the English Autumn. Perhaps she wonders when the bell will be tolling for her. Go back to Nigeria.
Britain has spent billions trying to stop the small boat invasion since 2018 — including nearly £1 billion on the French.
And yet this week boats are arriving without interception !!
Labour, like the Tories before them, have completely failed.
[“Britain has spent billions trying to stop the small boat invasion since 2018 — including nearly £1 billion on the French.
And yet this week boats are arriving without interception !!
Labour, like the Tories before them, have completely failed.
It is time to do what Reform has been calling for.
Leave the European Convention on Human Rights.
Repeal the Human Rights Act.
Derogate from the Refugee Convention.
Detain and deport all illegals — including the estimated 1.5 million already in Britain.
Send in the Navy.
Strip the vast majority of welfare benefits from foreign nationals to remove further incentives.
And sack any civil servants who don’t play ball.
If we don’t fix this crisis we will end up in a very dangerous place.
The British state will no longer be seen as legitimate by many people.
Citizens will take matters into their own hands (as we already see).
The protests will spread across the country.
And there will be a colossal breakdown of public trust in police, parliament, and politics.
Stop the invasion.
Vote Reform.
We are the only political party that can win a general election and turn this around.
Everybody else is lying to you.
Everybody else has failed.“]
Things must go far beyond Reform…
The Labour Party lecture you about ‘disinformation’ and ‘misinformation’ while hiding what information they have or taking people to court to keep it hidden.
Same with the BBC, which runs ads on its own behalf, featuring an evil-looking young South Asian woman talking about “disinformation” and how the BBC is countering it when, in reality, the BBC is one of the worst offenders. Think “Covid”, “Ukraine”, “climate change”, mass immigration etc.
The BBC pays proven liar Marianna Spring in the region of £150,000 p.a. to head its “disinformation” section.
Those illegal migrants must believe Labour think they are so welcome that they lay on a police escort to take them to their hotel. No wonder those illegals swan around like they own the place.
The fish rots from the head. Not (so much) the ordinary police (though they are now often also brainwashed wastes of space), but those of Inspector and above, especially the highest ranks. Not the ordinary troopers etc, but the Army generals. Not the ordinary officers and men of the Navy but the admirals.
Most rotten of all? MPs and ministers in the Westminster monkeyhouse.
I've been back in the UK from the US for a few months. This take is on the money. Noticeable how native English do seem to be openly shunning the failed multi-culture failure. Strange how politicians cannot look at history for pointers as to how this ends…
“Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, after a jury found him guilty last year of committing a criminal sexual act against a former assistant.“
[BBC]
[“It’s antisemitism! Antisemitism!“]
Late tweets
This documentary actually mentions the Red Cross gold standard audit that I have personally seen. It was all bullshit and lies. By the same people still saying safe and effective as we all drop down dead from cancer’s heart attack attacks and blood clots. The same people… https://t.co/z17W81Vo26
[“This documentary actually mentions the Red Cross gold standard audit that I have personally seen. It was all bullshit and lies. By the same people still saying safe and effective as we all drop down dead from cancer’s heart attack attacks and blood clots. The same people importing a foreign army into Europe . As general George Patton said shortly before his untimely death – by accident of course.. “we fought the wrong enemy”. You’re not even allowed to question things and let me tell you truth doesn’t mind being questioned.“]
Robots Walked the Runway in Milan
The elegantly dressed humanoids brought the Vogue World show to a close. Internet users were quick to declare this the end of fashion.
Can our society, especially the parts of it with far too much money and far too little culture or any sense of aesthetics, get more decadent? God knows.
🌍 **“Gangsterism is the main mechanism of Anglo-Saxon global hegemony”**
A provocative geopolitical argument portrays the rise of the British Empire—and later the broader Western order—not primarily as a triumph of democratic institutions, but as the evolution of a **global… pic.twitter.com/eowlSRF9id
[“Gangsterism is the main mechanism of Anglo-Saxon global hegemony”**
A provocative geopolitical argument portrays the rise of the British Empire—and later the broader Western order—not primarily as a triumph of democratic institutions, but as the evolution of a global network of private companies, intelligence services, secret societies and other powerful organizations.
The argument traces this model back to the British Empire, claiming that private actors such as pirates and chartered companies played a major role in overseas expansion and that these mechanisms eventually evolved into modern systems of political and economic influence.
It then takes aim at the modern West, arguing that democracy has become more of a façade, while concentrated networks of political and economic power increasingly determine outcomes behind the scenes.
The text also makes a sweeping historical claim about Marxism, Christianity and the Bolsheviks—claims that are highly interpretive and not established historical consensus.
The broader criticism is clear: when private interests become powerful enough to influence governments, the line between statecraft and organized power politics can become very thin.
Democracy may have the ballot box. **But the real question is always: who controls what happens after the votes are counted?“]
Two people were killed and 12 injured in a drone attack on industrial and civilian facilities in Nizhnekamsk, the press service of the head of Tatarstan reported:https://t.co/VGnnNd12TQpic.twitter.com/BdMr5WFWJc
Three civilians were killed and 13 more wounded in Ukraine’s attacks on the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) in the past day, DPR head Denis Pushilin said:https://t.co/ytZA29RPVjpic.twitter.com/vLNWkHCatV
After the fall of the Kiev regime, Zelensky must be brought to Russia for trial. If that should prove impossible, he should be eliminated in the field.
Macron's popularity hits a record low – only 16% of French people approve of his work, which is the lowest level since the beginning of his presidency (since 2017), according to an Ipsos BVA poll. pic.twitter.com/wUN8YNRfz3
[“Lavrov: Ukraine no longer exists – it has abandoned all the principles for which we recognized it as a state.
“THE KYIV REGIME HAS ERASED THE LEGAL FOUNDATIONS ON WHICH MOSCOW RECOGNIZED UKRAINE.”
Sergey LAVROV: “Russia will not pause its special operation during the peace process in Ukraine. If Vladimir Zelensky wants a meeting, let him come to Moscow. That is already a significant gesture of goodwill on our part. Because he has not yet canceled his decree banning negotiations.”
Russia recognized Ukraine at the time of the collapse of the USSR based on its Declaration of Independence from 1990. In that document, the Verkhovna Rada (the Ukrainian parliament) pledged that the country would be non-nuclear, neutral, and non-aligned. The Kyiv regime is currently ignoring all three of these fundamental commitments, effectively nullifying the old agreements between the countries.“]
Ukraine has never really been a state. In its past 35 years of nominal statehood, it has always been a fake state and/or failed state. Now, it exists purely by reason of Western resupply of arms, ammunition, and money. Take those away, and it falls within a month, possibly within a week.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich:
🔻 "Today, the residents of the Gaza Strip still hold hope that somehow everything will be restored, and that they will be able to return.
Britain should be cultivating better relations with Russia and, as one result, getting cheap gas and maybe also oil from Russia, as well as a huge market for British goods and services.
Lithuania has closed its airport in Vilnius. NATO has deployed aircraft following a drone threat. pic.twitter.com/w2ztpjM45z
Poland has called on NATO to conduct "aggressive exercises" near the border of the Kaliningrad region.
The head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sikorski, stated that such maneuvers could force Russia to redeploy some troops from Ukraine to Kaliningrad. According to… pic.twitter.com/wFTX2j12qa
Get the bastard up against a wall. Wall. Squad. End.
Significant that the Green's strategy for Holborn and St Pancras is to try and run retrospectively against Keir Starmer. Shows they still haven't got a clear attack line on Andy Burnham or Sagal Abdi-Wali. https://t.co/459UYpXgXn
To me, that shows mainly that “Who-He?” Burnham has no very interesting ideas or policies, is seen as boring (even if less offensive than Starmer-stein) and is also seen as merely a “continuity Labour-label” and (in real political terms) unmandated Prime Minister, a Prime Minister in name only.
As to Owen Jones, the now-affluent “licensed Bolshevik” pseudo-revolutionary, I assessed him on the blog many years ago: see
Fairly interesting vlog post about North Korea (mainly Pyongyang)
A near-autarky in a fairly small country (smaller than England, one-and-a-half times the size of Scotland) is hard to implement successfully. Then of course there is the lack of personal freedom aspect.
I was struck by the depth of the Pyongyang metro system, at over 300 ft deep about 3 or 4 times, or more, the depth of most of the London Underground (the deepest London station is Hampstead, just under 200 ft deep).
Presumably, the Pyongyang metro is also meant to be a mass bomb shelter.
Not something I myself support as such but, on the other hand, such a result would weaken the grip of “the usual suspects” (((them))), and also make Britain’s membership of NATO untenable. Swings and roundabouts.
Those smaller units (Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland) are not really economically viable as states (once what amounts to English subsidy is withdrawn), but could nonetheless become states politically; their populations would, however, have to accept radically lower living standards forever as a result.
England would become far better off economically, especially once the population becomes fully or almost-fully European.
Labour haven’t accepted offers of those sums because they haven’t been made. And she was only too happy to accept gifts of clothes which was mad. https://t.co/zERFpxMgMp
It is absurd to the point of ludicrousness that that uncultured, uneducated, really rather dim “chavscum” woman, with her “vapes”, tattoos etc, should be a member of a British Cabinet. I myself find it almost unbelievable, even taking into account how decadent and washed-up this country now is.
Critcizes Farage and Reform etc, yet her own party, fake “Labour”, has taken money from every kind of sleazy moneybags, not to mention having been tied up, via Mandelson, with Epstein and other criminal Jews.
Angela Rayner herself was, not very long ago, shovelling into her handbag bribe-monies for clothes, trips here and there, even entry to louche vulgar nightclubs in Ibiza.
Another idiot, someone who wants to lead (from the rear?) as the tiny army, navy, and air force of the UK take on the might —and it is still might— of Russia (and China?), Russia alone having anything up to 7,000 nuclear weapons, including some that cannot be intercepted, and which could reduce London and indeed South Shropshire (his own constituency) to a charred irradiated ruin within something like half an hour.
Anderson at least has military experience (for 9 years aged 16-25, i.e. 1992- 2001), but only at private-soldier level (apparently, he also has a diploma, more recently earned, in Defence Studies, from some institute or other).
I notice that he is a (former) alcoholic, has struggled with mental health in the past, and is a member of some cranky evangelical sect, more or less a cult: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_Church.
Not entirely seriously, perhaps he should form his own volunteer regiment, with himself as colonel of that regiment, Kemi Badenoch as honorary colonel-in-chief, and a rank-and-file consisting of South Shropshire pensioners (Conservative Party voters). The cap badge could be a (charred and irradiated) golly on a stick.
German AfD Leader Alice Weidel on Ukraine:
We will stop payments to Ukraine and all support for the war, and we will also make substantial repayment demands on Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/lo2JqisnOm
If both USA and EU stop funding that terrible war —and the rest of the EU would have to follow suit if Germany pulls back— then the Jew-Zionist/Ukrainian-thug regime in Kiev will collapse for sure, and rather rapidly.
Shove Ursula von der Leyen onto her broomstick and kick her into orbit (or obit).
1) Greens will win 2) why does he see everything through the prism of by-elections which have no bearing on the national picture. 3) Labour would lose half their seats if they went now. 🙄 https://t.co/HUcAZgM0Tb
Devil’s alternative: if Burnham goes to the people this year, Labour will lose, probably, 100-150 MPs, maybe more, but if he waits until 2029, barring some very unlikely uptick, Labour might lose 200, or even more.
Labour are the worst. Here’s a tax-dodging grifter from a party that sent activists to campaign against Trump, took millions from donors, freebies from Lord Alli, hung out with Epstein & now uses lawfare against Reform while lecturing us about integrity! pic.twitter.com/r2x3r6Vsk8
And yet, you and Winston Marshall titter and snort and the idea of Restore Britain wanting mass deportations, which is particularly silly in your case since you lost the Gaza and Denton by-election because of the Muslim vote.
[“Look at Dan Hodges and former columnist David Aaronovitch. They want you to think that even discussing demographic change in Britain’s schools is “racist”. They are completely out of touch. Imagine going to Japan and saying the native Japanese will soon be a minority but if you talk about it you’re racist. We are allowed to discuss what is happening in our own country, in our home. And I for one will never stop speaking up for the silent majority. That might be why so many people read our newsletter. Because they want the truth. They can see much of the commentariat is a joke.”]
They didn’t vet her house purchases did they? 🤬 @AngelaRayner you are a scarlet woman, be gone at the January election!
For me, it is, as already said, ludicrous that some uneducated, uncultured, dishonest, freeloading “chavscum” woman should even be an MP, let alone in Cabinet. Still, that’s where we are now, ruled over by absolute trash.
15 of the last 16 Tory treasurers were offered a seat in the House of Lords after donating at least £3 million to the Tory party. Save us the lectures, Kemi.
Similar in uselessness. A Nigerian woman who is only here because her parents deliberately had her born here so that, under the law as it was in 1981, she would later have the “right” to have a British passport.
Both Lab and Con are treacherous and pointless, as well as both being puppets of (((the usual suspects))).
