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One of the great classic adventure films, based on a book by the Mexico-resident Bruno Traven, an exile from Germany, where he had been an anarchist revolutionary operating under the nom de guerre of der Ziegelbrenner or “the Brick-Burner“, and publisher of a magazine of that name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Treasure_of_the_Sierra_Madre_(film); https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B._Traven.
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[“Do you know what this is?
It is a Bentley. Average price is about Euro 300k.
According to Richard Leopold, Bentley’s regional director, the top three cities where the most Bentleys were sold in 2025 are:
- Padua (Italy)
- Rotterdam (Netherlands)
- Kyiv (Ukraine)
Wait. What? Ukraine? You mean the Ukraine that just got another Euro 90 billion from the EU?
Two fun facts:
The average price of a Bentley sold in Kyiv is Euro 400k because they are buying the top end models.
Demand for Bentleys in Kyiv has more than doubled in the three years since the war started.
So if you are in the UK or EU, you can go back to struggling to pay for your supermarket shop this week, and take comfort that your taxes are being well used to prop up the luxury car market in Kyiv.”]
Kiev, not “Kyiv”, and certainly not (as the BBC has it) “Keeev”.
Fake cosplay “Geordie socialist” scribbler and talking-head Kevin Maguire and, next to him, former MP and Chancellor-for-five-minutes, Kwasi Kwarteng (aka Woollyhead Trussbanger).
British mass media at its, er, finest.
There is no such thing as “secret”; there are only levels of secrecy.
I knew two people, both now deceased, who knew Mosley in the 1950s. They thought that his problem was that, while he genuinely was a “man of action” (WW1 British Army and then Royal Flying Corps officer, competitive fencer etc), he was at root more of an intellectual, but downplayed that deliberately, and boosted the “man of action” image, thinking that British people tend to mistrust intellectuals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oswald_Mosley
I have blogged in the past about prepping, though the UK naturally has a different profile than the USA or Canada, or New Zealand.
https://ianrobertmillard.org/?s=prepping
Worth watching/reading.
Almost all Labour MPs now in place will lose their seats between now and 2030, so where is the threat? Starmer-stein has lost all authority. If a Labour MP defies the whip and is suspended by Labour, so what? He/she can either continue to sit as Independent, or defect to Greens or elsewhere.
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The problem is that, over many decades, fake history (eg “gas chambers” in WW2, “holocaust” hoaxes and fakery etc) has itself become “mainstream” by reason of the (((usual))) ownership of, and influence over, newspapers, TV and radio stations, publishing houses, and academia (not to mention politics, law, and business).
An increasingly-powerful stream of falsehood has forced its way into society. We saw it in the fake “Covid” pseudo-“crisis” and everything around that.
We saw it in the “global warming”/”climate change” scam.
We saw it in the (UK msm/political) narrative that the 2008 banking crash and consequent UK financial slide was because the Welfare State was being drained by the sick, disabled, unemployed etc, and so “necessitated” (equally-fake) “moneysaving” “austerity” (for the poor and modestly-paid).
We see it in so many other areas of society now, not only in the USA but also in the UK and across the Western world.
We need to stand up for truth.
I myself have already been disbarred (2016) and also put on trial (2023/2024) for standing up for truth and for the future of European race, culture, and civilization.
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As I blogged earlier, most Labour MPs, maybe three-quarters of them, maybe even four-fifths, will not be in Parliament after 2029. That near-certainty gives them a certain freedom. If they get suspended (or even expelled) by Labour, they can sit out their time as Independents, or defect to the Greens, LibDems or whatever. For their own careers, it makes no odds. Only those in the very safest seats are likely to survive 2029. They, therefore, are the only ones vulnerable to pressure.
Our animal friends.
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Our animal friends.
Ian Robert Millard 