[βIn red we see the social idea of the movement, in white the nationalistic idea, in the swastika the mission of the struggle for the victory of the Aryan man, and, by the same token, the victory of the idea of creative work, which as such always has been and always will be anti-Semitic.”—Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf]
#Azovstalsurrender it's a new day! Here we go again! Few more hundreds left overs? It's a big task to process them all. Most figured out by now that Zelensky dumped them. They would be a lot more useful to him dying heroically, but these guys made the right choice. #POWspic.twitter.com/dI9PpEzDXV
One has to respect the fortitude of those Ukrainian defenders at the Azovstal plant, but they were just “useful idiots” for Zelensky’s Jew-Zionist Kiev regime.
Thousands have now surrendered. I trust that they will be treated properly and decently by their Russian captors. I think that they will be.
Twitter has suspended @abiroberts. Very few voices on here have been more courageous, more consistent or more correct. Pathetic and unacceptable censorship. #ReinstateAbiRoberts
I repost that as signalling my opposition to censorship on Twitter, but the “Dame Abi Roberts” person was very rude about me once or twice on Twitter, and I think supported the persecution of me by the Jew element, so fuck him (I think it was a “he”, in fact)…
βNew researchβ.
A fucking lobotomised chimp could have told you this was going to happen on day one, you evil pieces of shit.
Younger children most affected by Covid lockdowns, new research finds | Early years education | The Guardian https://t.co/hXwNhsGPc0
Can't shake the sense that, as far as the Twitter goblins are concerned, the cartoon on the left remains the most dangerous and controversial piece of art I've ever created.
True. Where were they when I watched a broken man in tears, at one of the London demos? Harassed and jostled by police as he sobbed, trying to explain, that Govt measures had destroyed his marriage and the business that had taken him 30 yrs to build. I just can't bear it…
As to the “Jack Monroe” person, I think that some of her activity, trying to advise impoverished people about cooking very cheap food, is all to the good, but her apparent support for the State’s “panicdemic” measures is or was, in my opinion, negative. She was hardly alone, though.
All or almost all those prominent in the msm or on social media supported the lockdown/shutdown(s), the supposed “vaccine” etc. Many have now switched (most of) their virtue-signalling to “Ukraine” flag-waving.
[PC Plod cycles furiously to the scene of an online “antisemitic trope” complained of by the tiny but ever-whining “Campaign Against Antisemitism” cabal]
Whenever people say, "Who the hell would consent to digital chips in their body?" — just think back to this graph.
They told us to wear masks, but quite often they didnβt adhere to their own advice. It was all a pantomime of control and hypocrisy. Never forget how they took the piss out of us. pic.twitter.com/n1y196fh4k
— James Melville π (@JamesMelville) May 19, 2022
Β£37b fraudulent Covid loans Β£37b Test & Trace fiasco Β£8.7b PPE written off Β£512m ventilators never used Β£500m Nightingales As for lockdowns: forget it
Happened to see part of a TV interview with Liz Truss, the present Foreign Secretary. Liz Truss. Foreign Secretary. Two words I never should have imagined would ever be found in the same sentence.
The impression given was that of a woman playing a record for the umpteenth time. Very unimpressive. As for her attempt to threaten Putin and his circle with sanctions of various kinds, very hollow.
The fact is that, short of initiating nuclear war, there is nothing that even the US President can do to halt an invasion of at least Eastern Ukraine, should that be Putin’s decision. Boris-idiot and Liz Truss are reduced to tweeting, appearing (unconvincingly) on Sunday morning TV shows, and funnelling arms, mainly small arms, to the Kiev government.
As for “Boris” trying to insert himself into the Ukraine situation, making telephone calls here and there, and wanting to visit Eastern Europe soon, pretty pathetic. Obviously driven by his domestic problems.
The British, “led” by Johnson, are no more than unruly spectators in the Russia-Ukraine situation.
…and don’t forget the Jew who is President of the Ukraine. So that’s both President and Prime Minister. What are the odds?
Incidentally, Wikipedia notes that Zelensky is a Jew, but not Shmyhal. Wikipedia is unreliable if there is a Jewish or Zionist aspect to anything, because Jewish “volunteers” and Israeli orgs constantly monitor the site, and make vandalistic edits.
Not that Russia is free of such “influence”:
AT PUTIN'S SIDE, AN ARMY OF JEWISH BILLIONAIRES βWatching the group of mega-wealthy interact, one cannot help but wonder how so many affluent businessmen in the former Soviet Union are Jewishβ . https://t.co/g7Oim3yUFc
GENOCIDE? Now 'experts' say antibiotic-resistant infections will cause more than 50,000 deaths a year in Britain? And children will die of coughs and chest infections?
How many of these will have been vaxxed the the max?
This is the real problem West Merica Police (Telford) kneeling in front of, standing, local muslims. They even allow a local muslim leader to place his hands on their heads. I don't know which emotion I feel the most? Anger or disgust. pic.twitter.com/CSJTCzfn4u
True, but the Jewish influence over the police is more disturbing, because the police have allowed themselves to become an uncritical battering-ram for Jew-Zionist extremists, the latter having wormed their way into positions of influence all over the UK.
What a disgusting useless creature Andrew Windsor (“formerly known as Prince”) is! Where would he be without the title and inherited wealth? At best, a junior naval officer, now retired; more likely, something like a small and unsuccessful businessman.
I can see literally nothing positive about that bastard.
Oh, and no, I do not think that his being more or less a spectator in the Falklands campaign for 3 weeks, 40 years ago, makes any difference.
Ukraine's amateur army with WOODEN guns preparing to take on the might of Putin https://t.co/bpnzmL49tq
These people are very misled. I hope that any invasion can be swiftly and successfully concluded, with minimal civilian casualties (including any Ukrainian version of “Dad’s Army“).
Justin Trudeau and his family flee for a secret location as up to 50,000 'Freedom Convoy' anti-vaccine mandate truckers march https://t.co/B1ltdrSmPT
When I look at this government, I despise most of its ministers, and that goes for most Conservative Party MPs as well, but when my gaze turns to what is left of the Labour Party, I find that I despise them too, not only Jewish-lobby puppet Starmer, and not only the deadheads such as Dawn Butler and David Lammy, but also the would-be tyrants such as Yvette Cooper and Rachel Reeves. In fact, I dislike them even more.
Looking at that Daily Mail analysis, looks as if many voters agree with me, moving from Con to “Neither”, in effect.
If only there were a credible social-national party, but none exists.
βA few months ago, his family were so hungry that he sold Fatima for Β£630 to buy food. Then things became so desperate, he tried to sell his 3mo daughter Naghma, still wrapped in swaddling.β https://t.co/vb0pvU8dJT
These terrible stories make me wonder what the Western or NATO allies —basically the Americans— were doing in Afghanistan for 20 years. The same poverty and backwardness that has been there for decades, if not forever, at least in the provinces.
I remember talking to a couple (actually a woman; her husband was a dour unfriendly fellow who seemed to dislike me, and tended to sit glowering at me) at the inn, in a Devonshire village, where I often stayed when in the UK 2006-2009. They had seen Kabul for a few weeks, maybe longer, in the 1970s. It was OK for Westerners then. Interesting to hear their account.
[Kabul, Afghanistan, 1960s; tourists in a park]
[Kabul, 1960s. A record store]
[Kabul, 1960s]
[Kabul, 1960s]
[Kabul, 1960s; possibly by the University]
For twenty years, the “West” was in Afghanistan, in force, and bankrolled the Karzai regime. What is left? Almost nothing. What should have been done was to rule directly, or very closely with suitable puppet rulers, and to impose a less-backward culture on the country, for its own good.
Ian Robert Millard 