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The Nigerian bad-joke woman now “leading” what is left of the Conservative Party seems to be feeling the chill of the English Autumn. Perhaps she wonders when the bell will be tolling for her. Go back to Nigeria.
[“Britain has spent billions trying to stop the small boat invasion since 2018 — including nearly £1 billion on the French.
And yet this week boats are arriving without interception !!
Labour, like the Tories before them, have completely failed.
It is time to do what Reform has been calling for.
Leave the European Convention on Human Rights.
Repeal the Human Rights Act.
Derogate from the Refugee Convention.
Detain and deport all illegals — including the estimated 1.5 million already in Britain.
Send in the Navy.
Strip the vast majority of welfare benefits from foreign nationals to remove further incentives.
And sack any civil servants who don’t play ball.
If we don’t fix this crisis we will end up in a very dangerous place.
The British state will no longer be seen as legitimate by many people.
Citizens will take matters into their own hands (as we already see).
The protests will spread across the country.
And there will be a colossal breakdown of public trust in police, parliament, and politics.
Stop the invasion.
Vote Reform.
We are the only political party that can win a general election and turn this around.
Everybody else is lying to you.
Everybody else has failed.“]
Things must go far beyond Reform…
Same with the BBC, which runs ads on its own behalf, featuring an evil-looking young South Asian woman talking about “disinformation” and how the BBC is countering it when, in reality, the BBC is one of the worst offenders. Think “Covid”, “Ukraine”, “climate change”, mass immigration etc.
The BBC pays proven liar Marianna Spring in the region of £150,000 p.a. to head its “disinformation” section.
The fish rots from the head. Not (so much) the ordinary police (though they are now often also brainwashed wastes of space), but those of Inspector and above, especially the highest ranks. Not the ordinary troopers etc, but the Army generals. Not the ordinary officers and men of the Navy but the admirals.
Most rotten of all? MPs and ministers in the Westminster monkeyhouse.
Weinstein case
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm98626n260yo
“Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, after a jury found him guilty last year of committing a criminal sexual act against a former assistant.“
[BBC]
Late tweets
[“This documentary actually mentions the Red Cross gold standard audit that I have personally seen.
It was all bullshit and lies.
By the same people still saying safe and effective as we all drop down dead from cancer’s heart attack attacks and blood clots.
The same people importing a foreign army into Europe .
As general George Patton said shortly before his untimely death – by accident of course..
“we fought the wrong enemy”.
You’re not even allowed to question things and let me tell you truth doesn’t mind being questioned.“]
Can our society, especially the parts of it with far too much money and far too little culture or any sense of aesthetics, get more decadent? God knows.
[“Gangsterism is the main mechanism of Anglo-Saxon global hegemony”**
A provocative geopolitical argument portrays the rise of the British Empire—and later the broader Western order—not primarily as a triumph of democratic institutions, but as the evolution of a global network of private companies, intelligence services, secret societies and other powerful organizations.
The argument traces this model back to the British Empire, claiming that private actors such as pirates and chartered companies played a major role in overseas expansion and that these mechanisms eventually evolved into modern systems of political and economic influence.
It then takes aim at the modern West, arguing that democracy has become more of a façade, while concentrated networks of political and economic power increasingly determine outcomes behind the scenes.
The text also makes a sweeping historical claim about Marxism, Christianity and the Bolsheviks—claims that are highly interpretive and not established historical consensus.
The broader criticism is clear: when private interests become powerful enough to influence governments, the line between statecraft and organized power politics can become very thin.
Democracy may have the ballot box. **But the real question is always: who controls what happens after the votes are counted?“]
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