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Translates to a Commons with about 310 Reform MPs (16 short of overall majority), 96 Cons (weak official Opposition), 61 Lab, 60 LibDems, 52 Greens, 42 SNP [etc].
As in most recent polls, Starmer-stein would lose his own seat on those figures.
Most voters are unconvinced by Reform and, especially, Tice and Farage (hundreds of non-white candidates, and too tied-in to the Jewish lobby, Israel and, also, Trump’s idiocies), but are desperate to stamp on both Lab and Con.
Labour will probably be utterly trashed in the local elections, and I doubt that Cons will do much better. Only 8 days to go.
“Starmer” and “loyalty” are two words rarely if ever found in the same sentence.
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Of course, Russia could end this war overnight, by using a nuclear weapon on Kiev. It does not intend to do that, though, and for several reasons: the millennium-long mutual and indeed joint history of Russia and Ukraine; the close ethno-cultural relationship between Russians and Ukrainians, going back many centuries; also, humanitarian and environmental reasons.
Even discounting all of the above reasons, Russia will not use nuclear weapons in this near-civil war because Russia wants to rule a productive Eastern Ukraine, not a charred and radioactive wasteland.
A horrible example of “them”. Ironically, he himself had problems with Jewish groups.
Thankfully now defunct: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noel_Ignatiev.
I oppose riots and other uncontrolled mob violence. A proper government would deal properly with untermenschen.
Interesting fact.
[“Once Digital ID is accepted for government services and to prevent under 16s using social media it will become normalised. And then of course it just seeps into everyday life. Give it 10 years and this will all seem normal. Your access all areas convenience app … OR
You can’t fill up your car, your permission is only on Wednesdays.
You can’t enrol your child in school, she hasn’t had her vaccine.
You can’t book a flight until you pay a disputed council tax bill.
You can’t hire a car, you have a red flag because of a social media post.
You can’t buy alcohol, you’ve reached your recommended limit.
You can’t renew your passport until your outstanding parking fines are cleared.
You can’t enter the city centre today, your traffic credits are exhausted.
You can’t withdraw cash, your account has been temporarily flagged for review.
You can’t access your bank account, facial recognition verification failed.
You can’t buy a train ticket, your carbon travel allowance has been exceeded.
You can’t sell your house, your property compliance certificate hasn’t been updated.
You can’t access certain websites, your digital wellbeing limit has been reached.
You can’t claim benefits, your activity tracker shows insufficient job-seeking hours.
You can’t enter a stadium, your social trust rating is below the event threshold.
You can’t purchase meat this week, you’ve reached your environmental consumption target.
You can’t open a business, your digital compliance score is too low.
You can’t cross the border, your travel profile has been flagged for unacceptable social media posts.
You can’t vote today, identity authentication failed at digital check-in. Digital ID will mean a permissions based life based on how well you comply to guidelines. Exactly as scoped and planned. It’s the perfect citizen control product.
Focus.”]
I have blogged several times about this in recent years.
The whole “we need workers” propaganda nonsense omits crucial facts:
- Many immigrants do not work anyway, but are totally parasitic;
- Many who do work, eg in the NHS, then invite (up to 20) non-working “dependants” and “family members” into the UK;
- As the immigrant workers age, they themselves will become a burden on the State, thus “requiring” even more immigrants to help deal with them;
- Robotics and AI will eventually make most forms of low-paid and even much currently “high-paid” employment unnecessary, leading by necessity to implementation of a “basic income” system, but that cannot work at all when millions of parasites arrive here annually.
Ian Robert Millard 