The families of disabled benefit claimants whose deaths have been closely linked to the actions of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have met for the first time after visiting a ground-breaking digital exhibition.https://t.co/z3FlgjCRHv
— Charlotte Hughes. The Poor Side Of life (@charlotteh71) October 14, 2021
Iain Dunce Duncan Smith, Esther McVey, David Gauke, the Jew “lord” Freud etc have never been punished. Not yet.
Because many, especially in the Anglophone countries, are more interested in whether “their” “national” football, cricket, rugby, American football, tennis (etc) “heroes” (even if non-white) win some sport competition or other than whether there exists free speech, national progress, or anything else.
If you're still placidly ingesting this insanity, then COVID is the least of your worries. 🤪
'Double-jabbed who get Covid as likely to spread virus as unvaccinated – but less likely to catch it'https://t.co/gt9pofv8nt
When these people are granted asylum they can apply for family reunification & family members are flown in. So one person crossing can potentially be multiplied several times, making this is a much bigger issue than some people realise pic.twitter.com/woq5X9XsPR
The World Economic Forum was already saying they need to 'capitalize' on this 'opportunity' to use the virus reshape the world late last spring. He's using their same 'greener, smarter, fairer' agenda and "Build Back Better" phraseology. https://t.co/izbPFFq18lpic.twitter.com/LRMHPCi4gR
Worth reposting for the text, but the person standing next to Hitler is certainly not Jesse Owens!
Just found out about my uncle today.. had a black out a week after the jab.. didn't go to the docs.. now in hospital with a stroke and being put on dialysis so none of his family are allowed in to see him.. won't last the night.. I now know 4 likely vax deaths.. 0 covid
Globalist “conservative” UK-based Indian scribbler, Janan Ganesh, is of course quite wrong, inasmuch as there was no good reason to invade the backward pseudo-state of Afghanistan.
The fact is that the UK is becoming a police state. To be sure, a superficially “caring/sharing” communitarian one, which does not (yet) look much like, say, North Korea, Cuba, or even Belarus, but a police state all the same.
Not long ago, the idea that young people to whom covid is no threat would be IDd & forced to be jabbed was '#conspiracytheory. Now it's govt policy. But don't worry, we're 6 months into jabbing & not a single birth defect or infertility case has arisen.https://t.co/ToVGiEmxQ5
It is all very well for “libertarians” to say that society or the State should not interfere with what people do with “their own” money, but there is a limit beyond which conspicuous consumption becomes a mockery of the less-affluent, and indeed becomes a mockery of society itself.
Is £20M “too much” to spend on a car? I think so, and not only because I fall short by…well, about £20M. I would frown on anyone spending even £2M on a car. £200,000? Well, I suppose that I might just be able to justify that, should I ever hit the Euromillions jackpot, but when one thinks how many people are suffering, even (?) in the UK because they need not even £200,000, but £20,000, or even £2,000 (maybe even as little as £200), to spend huge amounts —however defined— on a personal vehicle, seems very decadent to me.
Some people, such as heads of government, may need a special vehicle for their use, but that is a different matter. Hitler had specially-built Mercedes cars, while Lenin used at one time a Rolls-Royce built before the Revolution for a Russian aristocrat. That car was equipped with half-track and skis as well as wheels, to deal with the icy, snowy, or muddy Russian seasons.
[Hitler in his specially-built Mercedes]
[Lenin and Krupskaya etc in his expropriated Rolls-Royce]
[Lenin’s car; note the “Viva the Republic” pennant]
[Lenin’s car, now a museum piece]
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How do you deal with Twitter trolls who lie & defame? It’s a difficult one. @stephenpollard did absolutely the right thing here. It’s happened to me too & I wrestle with it. https://t.co/62rkNzlaON
Ha ha. Hypocrite Kamm should look in the mirror. I have blogged about his behaviour on previous occasions. As for Pollard, I have also made known, recently, my views about his attempts to squash freedom of expression. The same goes for other similar Zionist nuisances.
Rishi Sunak declares he “will defend the global norms of open markets”- especially one benefiting the hedge fund he founded, with funds registered in Cayman Islands and Delaware, administered in Dublin & managed from London to minimise tax and regulation. Full story in new Eye.
— Private Eye Magazine (@PrivateEyeNews) July 8, 2021
There is a “British Government” in name, but it is really just a ZOG (Zionist Occupation Government) of the NWO (New World Order) matrix. Most of the Cabinet and other ministers of importance are Jews, part-Jews, and pro-Israel Indians and Pakistanis etc.
The company that brokered the deal to sell more than a billion's worth of unreliable covid tests to the government – and earned its owners at least an 8 figure sum – has now been restructured in a way that will let them avoid income tax. Full story in the new Eye, out now.
— Private Eye Magazine (@PrivateEyeNews) July 7, 2021
More people should know that Steven Spielberg's charity, the Righteous Persons Foundation, funds building in illegal settlements in East Jerusalem (inc in Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan) through the Jerusalem Foundation.
Hardly surprising that a Zionist Jew with untold wealth funds Jew-Zionist activity, whether in Israel/Palestine, the USA, or Europe, but tweeting about evil accomplishes very little. As always, what matters are concrete results.
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There’s something of our present world, especially wealthy centres such as London, in that…
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A message from Dean Robert and the Choir of Canterbury Cathedral… #ItsComingHome
— Canterbury Cathedral (@No1Cathedral) July 9, 2021
If Marx lived today, he would have to say that mass spectator sport (and “celebrity” culture, of which the former is really part), and not religion, are “the opiates of the people”. Pathetic.
As always, the most ardent supporters of the TORY lockdowns are the left. They would joyfully support this TORY tyranny forever.
Boris Johnson may tone down ‘freedom’ rhetoric amid reopening jitters https://t.co/hq2TaBoceY
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 10, 2021
As I blogged in both 2021 and 2020, the self-describing “Left”, the pseudo-socialists, the people who claim to be for civil rights (usually) are precisely those pathologically attached to the facemask nonsense, “lockdowns”, police-state-ism and so on. The gulf between them and the saner people who have realized that a real virus has been weaponized and inflated hugely for socio-political reasons is widening. It may be something which, even more than the Brexit divide, will have very important social and political consequences for many years.
There is no real opposition within Parliament, bar a few individuals, just a System pretending to be a binary democracy:
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[similar to a Shishkin, but in fact a view of Chagford, Devon]
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The combination of extraordinary heat and drought that hit the Western United States and Canada over the past two weeks has killed hundreds of millions of marine animals. https://t.co/TbT1lCEpyV
1/2 @rogerhelmermp 'Unity' of this kind is shallow and short-lived. I'd point out that the whole nation once united in joy around Neville Chamberlain, an episode we prefer to forget. The absurd claims made for the London Olympics, in this regard, now look very silly. https://t.co/2rgtSoynUe
I wouldn't bank on that @nobbspaddy. If there ever was a conservative 'silent majority' there is not one now, and the gormless national response to the current Covid panic suggests a nation of easily-led submissives, not stoutly independent yeomen . https://t.co/8uHldJEfEU
There is always the small group in advance of the rest. The enlightened few during the Renaissance, the tiny group of Bolsheviks prior to 1917, the half-dozen people sitting in a beer cellar after hours in 1919, and who who invited Adolf Hitler to become “member no.7” of the DAP (that later became the NSDAP), the 2.6% of the German population that voted for Hitler in 1928, the miniscule number who were even marginally “dissident” in the Soviet Union and its satellites in the 1960s, 1970s, even 1980s.
The small vanguard leads the way. The mass later follows, if the vanguard is destined to rule.
@rogerehelmermp. It's a metaphor for this country's complacency towards(or wilful ignorance of) vast public and private debt, a hopeless trade deficit, economic decay, collapsing police and criminal justice and its joke education system. https://t.co/WVAGi5Ftii
Peter Hitchens has this exactly right, and ex-UKIP blowhard Roger Helmer has it not only wrong but shaking-my-head wrong. People like him were the reason UKIP failed.
As for the masses and their football faux-patriotism, they feel it, of course, just as their ancestors went enthusiastically to cheer both pre-20thC public hangings and the 1914 declaration of pointless war (as well as the similar though less fervently applauded event of 1939-45).
Omg! Hypocrite! What about all celebs at Wembley! Can't believe people still listening to bullcrap! Look at people in London today, the like robots pic.twitter.com/FsmROmJWJG
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 10, 2021
How well I recall scrambling on those grass-and-flower-full North Cornish stone walls when I was about 6 or 7 years old, in the early 1960s. Later, in 2002-2005, I lived in that part of the world.
Ian Robert Millard 