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Links in with the “de-banking” of many other people, from —briefly— Farage to people without Farage’s connections, support base, or money; I am thinking of, inter alia, Sam Melia, Laura Towler, Mark Collett and (I think also) Nick Griffin at one time.
There are the powers of the State, but there are also the powers of corporate entities such as banks, exercised arbitrarily.
No (real) British citizen, i.e. white “proper” Brit, should have his citizenship revoked, for any reason.
That pathetic yet still quite sinister, and plainly defiant, Scottish lesbianka is full of both malice and, indeed, deceit. Apparently, she never noticed that her husband (I believe, now ex-husband) had bought both a motorhome costing £140,000 and a Jaguar SUV costing over £81,000.
So…Nicola Sturgeon visited her parents-in-law, where the new £140,000 motorhome was apparently parked (I thought it was at least once parked outside her own house, too; maybe not) and she remained, she says, totally unaware of its existence because it was parked alongside and not at the front of their house. Possible, if they live somewhere such as Blenheim Palace; otherwise not…
So, also…did Nicola Sturgeon’s “in-laws” never once mention her husband’s (and therefore also her own) massive, newly-bought, and very expensive motorhome to her? Does that seem even marginally plausible? Not to me. They never politely said “we love your lovely new motorhome” or “where do you think you will visit in your new motorhome?“?
As liars go, Nicola Sturgeon is not very believable.
It amuses me that, in order to seem sober, and not spendthrift or dishonest, the SNP has replaced Nicola Sturgeon with a dull fellow called Swinney, but he looks like a head-in-trough bureaucrat type anyway.
Incidentally, latest news is that Nicola Sturgeon is moving to, or perhaps has already moved to… London. London, England…
The history in that part of the world is amazing, and history is still being made there.
The “Parliamentary road” can only be a part, and probably a minor part, of the social-national revolution, in my view.
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I know what I should like to say about that but, were I to do so, I should probably have to endure, yet again, the boredom of dealing with woodentopped plods at my door, or at a police station.
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[“Been a lot of debate about the Blair article. But strip away all the froth, and it boils down to three key arguments.
a) A quarter of a century after the Iraq War British foreign policy should still be based around the principle of always being prepared to pay the “Blood Price” to maintain our “special relationship” with the United States.
b) Britain needs to reintegrate with the EU. And it can do so by forcing its way back in on our terms. Europe needs us more than we need Europe.
c) Having seen whole regions and communities of working Britain hollowed out economically, socially and culturally by uncontrolled immigration the exercise should now be repeated via uncontrolled and unregulated automation.
It’s insanity. It’s not bold thinking. It’s not provocative thinking. It’s not challenging thinking. It’s absolute, copper bottomed lunacy.“]
Europe, including the UK, needs a massive chistka. It is coming anyway, whether we like it or not, and whether we prepare for it or not. The only question is whether we shall be the victors or the victims.
Barbarian hordes atop the ruins of the “City of Light”. Can anyone now doubt that the 1939-45 war ended disastrously for all the peoples of Europe?
The more aware and intelligent, and far-sighted, people in the West began to understand that even in the 1960s. I myself certainly did, even as a child of 11 (in 1967-1968).
Now, the younger part of the mainstream population, for example in the UK, is coming to the same conclusion.
“No-one can rule guiltlessly” [Saint-Just].
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When “they” have numbers and armed force, that is what happens. Look and learn.
Meanwhile, in Europe and elsewhere, other tactics are utilized:
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The regime of the Jew Zelensky— brutal and shambolic.
Ian Robert Millard 