Remembrance of times past: I recall my mother playing that (on a gramophone, not a piano!); early 1960s, in between her watching Wimbledon on a black and white TV, the curtains of the French windows closed tightly against the July sun. A softer performance of Chopin, though, by Benno Moisewitsch [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benno_Moiseiwitsch]
@liberal_leigh🕷️🐢 «BFPE ⛔️⛔️ 🔀No, sweetie, the huge RCT which found that the difference between mask-wearers and non-wearers was not statistically significant, which is why it struggled to find a publisher and has still not been mentioned by the UK's pro-mask media. https://t.co/W4NAXLlTj7
"These were profound attacks on reason. They were also attacks on limited government and the rule of law, which rest largely on the power of reason." https://t.co/JGClajhtOQ
"And those of us who cry out, until we are hoarse, to say that this is a catastrophe, are met with shrugs from the chattering classes, and snarls of “just put on the frigging mask” from the mob."
– Democracy muzzled: Peter Hitchens, October, 2020
Boris Johnson has urged caution ahead of expected lifting of restrictions on July 19 Freedom Day.
Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens: "I'm not at all confident that we will get through to October without it all being brought back again."@Iromg | @ClarkeMicahpic.twitter.com/YFyVJNj90W
As I blogged yesterday, for a government to say “not wearing facemasks is not now unlawful but you really should wear one and are expected to wear one” is not only dishonest but trashes the whole concept of the rule of law as understood for the past several centuries. To use social conformity, whipped on by endless msm propaganda, to coerce people into not doing something notunlawful, is a form of tyranny.
Highways England are managing the Historical Railways Estate of 3,200 disused structures by demolishing or infilling 100s of them. This is an unacceptable destruction of our history and heritage. Let’s make them think again. Please sign the petition! https://t.co/7mgdh6fQxS
Exactly. In fact, the figure may well be far higher. When my mother-in-law, in her late 90s, was admitted to hospital (for a fracture) earlier this year, she was regularly tested for “the virus” during her several weeks there. After a couple of weeks, she tested positive, though showing no symptoms. She was discharged about 2 weeks later. Had she died within 28 days of that positive test, even had she been run down by a car, she would have been part of the lying government statistics, as someone who “died within 28 days of a positive test”.
What I find shocking is how easily even quite intelligent people, supposedly educated people, have been muzzled into conformity. Not only conformity of action (eg the facemask nonsense) but conformity of thought.
Is this the future for airline pilots and nuclear power station workers too? 😱 https://t.co/K3rEoyWQOY
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 12, 2021
The final stage: students told not only what will be questioned on the exam papers, but exactly how to answer…
I've never heard of them. Perhaps if they didn't exist, the government would have to invent them. https://t.co/ItgKCwtjR4
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 12, 2021
The System is already inventing enemies. Labelling organizations. Whipping up fear in the msm. Then any individual who is to be repressed can be incarcerated merely by the police and CPS asserting that he or she either belongs to said one or another organization or “supports” it. We have already seen much of that over the past few years.
In fact there is no “far right” “terrorism” in the UK. Young men talking big in public bars, and/or buying such materiel as samurai swords, does not constitute “terrorism” or even the preparation, and certainly not effective preparation, of or for it.
Well, I myself have taken no interest in the said Schauspiel-for-the-masses, but from what I have read here and there, tweeter “@Episode1point0” may well be correct.
I’ve just voted to block the Tory government’s Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill, which they’re aggressively forcing through to protect hate speech.
Racist, hateful or discriminatory views will be given free reign without challenge on University campuses -we must oppose
Ridiculous bad-joke MP Claudia Webbe, trying to repress freedom of expression. She does not even know that the phrase she struggles to use is “free rein”, not “free reign“.
First, all cars will be electric. Second, all cars will have computer/radar/microwave control and tracking. All under the guise of health and safety. The 2021 “track and trace” nonsense is but a primitive foreshadowing of all this. A society where the “humanoid insect” will be trackable at all times, when all communications will be monitored (for “criminal” communications such as anything “racist”, rebellious (etc). Third step will be centralized control, so that any car can be stopped by authorities at will, and the occupants abducted or neutralized.
Conspiracy theory? Ha…
My reading of the famous poem, with scenes from Sennen Beach today in Cornwall.
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 13, 2021
I swam there in the early 1960s, when I was maybe 9 years old.
This is being built on the periphery of the tiny Cornish village of St Buryan, a parish that is mentioned in the Domesday Book. This is happening all over GB. White flight is sending affluent boomers into the villages they loved on their holidays and ruining them forever. pic.twitter.com/WVfWGpwei7
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 13, 2021
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 13, 2021
Yes @bloke_on_a_bike. A man did say that, and no doubt this was his belief. But I do not share it. And nor do the countries which have surpassed, or will surpass us in wealth, health, education and general strength. Victory in a football game does not save us from decline. https://t.co/Kh9MYCpE9d
In the decadent days of the Roman imperium, the plebs were distracted by bread and circuses, while the equally decadent upper classes occupied themselves with “celebrity” sportsmen, chefs, and so on. As Hegel wrote, “the lesson of history is that people do not learn the lessons of history” (or something of the sort).
Illustration for the lost sequel to ‘Alice Through the Looking Glass’. – ‘Alice Through the Surveillance Camera’ . This surveillance array stands in the middle of Oxford’s lovely High Street. pic.twitter.com/95u5nTg3XA
“On the one hand, this will be the temptation of Americanism, which threatens ‘ gradually to tum Eastem Europe into a virginal appendage of the economically developed and politically advanced Westem countries and also to inundate it on a huge scale with all the ‘achievements’ and ‘fruits’ of super-materialism. On the other hand, as its counterpart, the temptation which arises out of a rejection and fear of this mighty and unconquerable wave of Westem materialism to return to one or another of the forms of the traditional spiritual past.
Although Americanism will be able in a comparatively short time to satisfy the more ‘earthly’ demands of the East European, in so far as these have been virtually unsatisfied during the past seventy-two years, it will, as a result of its anti-spiritual nature, be unable to offer him any kind of spiritual ideals or evolutionary perspectives, apart from that of achieving universal material well-being.” [from The Golden Blade, 1991]
Musing on life, death, and on the nature of killing as sin
Most religions forbid the taking of life. In Christianity and Judaism, the Ten Commandments given to Moses cover the issue, while in Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism (etc), similar basic prohibition is outlined.
In the most ancient of the still-existing major world religions, Hinduism, killing is seen as wrong but, in some cases, also right. For example, on the field of Kurukshetra, when Arjuna loses heart at the thought of fighting and killing his relatives on the other side, Krishna puts steel into him by indicating that it is Arjuna’s destiny to kill on the battlefield, in the cause of the right. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arjuna#Bhagavat_Gita.
“When the war was declared and the two armies were facing each other, Arjuna realized that he would have to kill his dear granduncle (Bhishma), on whose lap he had played as a child and his respected teacher (Drona), who had held his hand and taught him how to hold the bow and arrow, making him the greatest archer in the world. Arjuna felt weak and sickened at the prospect of killing his entire family, including his 100 cousins and friends such as Ashwatthama. Despondent and confused about what is right and what is wrong, Arjuna turned to Krishna for divine advice and teachings. Krishna, who Arjuna chose as his charioteer, advised him of his duty. This conversation forms the Bhagavad Gita, one of the most respected religious and philosophical texts in the Hindu religion. Krishna instructs Arjuna not to yield to degrading impotence and to fight his kin, for that was the only way to righteousness. He also reminded him that this was a war between righteousness and unrighteousness (dharma and adharma) and it was Arjuna’s duty to slay anyone who supported the cause of unrighteousness, or sin. Krishna then revealed his divine form and explained that he is born on earth in each eon when evil raises its head.” [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurukshetra_War#The_Bhagavad_Gita].
In fact, we see that the anti-killing prohibition is taken as literal prohibition by very few in our society. The “Thou shalt not kill” injunction in the Ten Commandments is kept to, most of the time, by most humans, as far as killing humans is concerned, but the same people (most of them) think nothing of, say, buying and consuming animal flesh, or fish. Or shooting pheasant. Where do we draw the line? Shellfish? Oysters? What about plants? They are also killed. Is pain and suffering, if any, the deciding factor? How literal must we be?
In India, there is a sect called the Jains, who even wear fine net over their mouths in case they inadvertently swallow small insects as they, the Jains, go about their day.
In Christianity, at first in Roman Catholicism, the notion of the “just war” was developed. If I am not in error, the thinkers behind this were St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Dominic.
That idea, of the “just war”, is deeply ingrained in human religion and in human history. Look at, for example, the Second World War. The psychological convenience of both the West (UK/USA, mainly) and the East (Russia) demands that the war against the German Reich be regarded as an “OK” war, a “just” war, and so a justifiable war. How else can the death, pain, and suffering be —conveniently— exculpated?
Germany suffered at least ten times the number of deaths (perhaps as many as 800,000) by bombing as did the UK (c.60,000), and the USA was not bombed at all. That disproportion, and other things, are considered “OK” because the war was, and still is, labelled as a “just war”, a designation encouraged by the Jew-Zionist element via endless films, books etc.
[Dresden in 1945. British planes bombed Dresden and caused a firestorm; in following days, American fighters flew in daytime, strafing streets and even shooting mothers with babies seen on those streets]
The issue is not as clear-cut as many of us would like to believe. We, most of us, were appalled at the outrages perpetrated by the IRA in both Northern Ireland and the UK from, especially, 1970-1997. All right, but one IRA bombing might kill one or two, or perhaps a hundred, people, whereas a single plane, even in WW2, might kill hundreds or thousands of people, mostly “civilians”. That was taken further at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Is quantity even relevant?
These “thoughts out of season” were prompted not primarily by thoughts about politics, as such, but by the present plague of flying ants, which are at present such a nuisance in Southern England.
How bad does a nuisance have to be before extermination becomes the only perceived alternative? Do flying ants have rights, or at least the right to have their needs considered by humans?
Tweeter “@Tom5731” displaying an ignorance that is all too common. The Daily Mail support for the BUF was brief, and had been withdrawn by 1934.
'We have had one Year of Living Gormlessly. I fear we now face at least one more. And in the Kingdom of the Gormless, the intelligent person is in trouble.' https://t.co/Uol0tuTGm0
'A year ago the British Rail Safety and Standards Board concluded after experiments that the risk of infection per passenger journey was only one in 11,000. ' https://t.co/Uol0tuTGm0
'The NHS is just one way of running a free health service. It may not even be the best. (France long ago got rid of open wards and gave patients their own rooms.) If we admire the NHS too much, then we won’t ever reform it properly.' https://t.co/Uol0tuTGm0
Quite. To listen to some British people, you would think that nowhere else in the world has health services, or that they exist only for the wealthy few; or that the only alternative to the present NHS in the UK is some “pay or die” American-style health provision (though that is not a completely true characterization anyway).
Go home and drink your bitter beer alone in your pod. DO NOT stop and speak to other people! https://t.co/JzNunzfBFZ
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 11, 2021
Quite so. The weaponization of this relatively unimportant virus by means of a massive fear campaign has several benefits for the System. One is the —all but total— prohibition of traditional political activity.
Trad. politics? System politics? The perhaps vulgar but certainly accurate cartoon below makes the point quite well:
Ladies and gentlemen: The man guiding the nation on the matter of its 'health'! pic.twitter.com/VjmUuapNky
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 11, 2021
Boris-idiot. Boris the clown. Boris the part-Jew, part-Levantine chancer and liar. Only when you see how poor is this idiot and his mostly non-British Cabinet do you also understand how hopeless is misnamed “Labour” and its own idiotic leader, Starmer…
Starmer and Labour also offer nothing at all to the British people.
The law is being replaced by the wishes of the Government
Just heard radio news to the effect that various clowns in the present Cabinet are now saying that the facemask nonsense will “end” on 19 July 2021, 8 days from now, but that the public will be “expected” to wear facemasks inside “where appropriate” or the like.
In this country, the mere wishes of ministers and their advisers have never constituted binding law, not at least since the 17th Century.
Laws must be obeyed (on pain of penalty), but the wishes or “guidance” of government and administrators need not be obeyed unless made part of law by properly passed secondary legislation.
What we have here is a conflation of governmental wishes with law. It trashes the whole rule of law. In effect, it says, “do as we say even though it is not illegal not to do so.”
This has, perhaps intentionally, a confusing effect on public and police. We saw in 2020 how some police officers, both high and low in rank, seemed to enjoy arrogating to themselves powers which they, in law, did not actually possess: examining people’s shopping, stopping lone motorcyclists out for a spin etc.
The traditional line drawn was “law— to be obeyed, and to be enforced by courts and where necessary by police”, and “anything not law— voluntary in application”. That was right. This new “this is not the law but you really must do it” is actually the trashing of any concept of rule of law.
In the end, both the Scottish and Welsh nationalists were (in the late 20thC) infiltrated by System drones, and became just part of the System. The SNP is the more obvious, but Plaid Cymru is similar, just less successful.
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 11, 2021
I remain convinced that the only strategy that makes immediate sense is for there to be a relocation of social-national people to the South West of the UK. Concentration of forces. I have blogged about this in the past (from 2016 or 2017).
Track & trace are testing everyone they can grab to up the figures as a policy to create fear & row back on #FreedomDay. The only defence is to refuse to go. Even better #DeleteNHSApp It's your freedom. Take it back! pic.twitter.com/Tef5P3zXGS
I've just joined new free speech platform GETTR. Looks much more user-friendly and slick than Parler. Come and join us ( if setting up a password protected account, it's REALLY easy, though you may need to look for their confirmation code in Promotions).https://t.co/oYuWgg0l1Q
@ejscott do you have any hard experimental evidence to support the claim that wearing a loose, much-fingered piece of cloth over your mouth and nose enhances your safety or that of others? Or do you embrace Alfred Garnett’s Law that ‘It stands to reeeason, dunnit?’ https://t.co/dNWw2XFOzU
Someone is not asleep. As I have blogged previously, one aspect of the past 18 months of socio-political madness is that of an experiment in mass psychological compliance. It has worked so well that many scared rabbits want the facemask nonsense to continue indefinitely, and many also wear these useless appendages while riding bicycles, walking on windy clifftops, or riding in their own cars (even when alone!).
I have myself seen all of the above behaviours and more in the district where I live (and which has in fact had a very low rate of —supposed, alleged— death “from”—i.e. with— “the virus”).
@vlazjenn . Feel free. But actually that is exactly what you will not be. Only obedient infants (or convicted criminals) allow others to tell them what to wear. https://t.co/WirzBSFDro
Hilarious @onmyjackjones. Another few spins of the propaganda wheel, and the Danmask Study will have been twisted and racked into a pro-mask study. Which it wasn’t. ‘Fact-check’ indeed. Freedom is slavery! War is Peace! Truth is Lies! https://t.co/2Vu1tUAFC9
Goodness "kynohy . The lurking Marxist-Leninist materialist, deep within me stirs at this news. Maybe the world really is as crude as I thought it was when I was a Trot. https://t.co/eHTXDfpVb3
@blackdogpaints. My dear late brother was if possible even less of a scientist than I am. But we both understood that science was about hard experiment and falsifiability, not about opinion. Hard experiment does not support the use of masks. https://t.co/tsExV6DR6o
@collinsedmunds The humans in the Danmask test did exactly what humans do in normal life. That is one of the many reasons (others being its large size, the honesty of its pro-mask progenitors, and the fact that it was a proper RCT) why it was such a valuable experiment. https://t.co/dcoI9Vs3um
I have often wondered whether this clip could have been broadcast if it had been recorded a few weeks later, when the mask zealotry had really taken off. Savour it now. https://t.co/5Fe796qk24
Below: what the NWO/ZOG System ministers and advisers in the UK were saying last year, until they “got the memo” from the hidden ruling circles of the West, and changed the message…
I suggest that you start breathing some oxygen again @FromLondonArea . On the off chance that you've not been irreversibly inculcated with unscientific claptrap from @devisridhar take a look at this: The amazing story of the WHO’s reverse ferret on masks. @ClarkeMicahpic.twitter.com/Eqr2pDgkHy
Tweets from the “@FromLondonArea” loony are worth reading, in order to understand how deep is the pathology that has taken hold of many of the facemask zealots and general “virus” obsessives. Example? See below:
why is it only ugly people, smokers & junkies are anti-mask??
🤔🤔🤔
same vibe as "your sun cant bring your nikon camera into the convention because we want to sell you photos"
— Lorraine from the London area (@FromLondonArea) July 5, 2021
She —evidently— has not looked into any mirrors recently…(neither can she spell). Other examples from her would be superfluous here, but look at her tweets. Somewhere between disturbing and unintentionally hilarious.
On Twitter there are many clinically-diagnosed mental health cases, quite a few of whom also often accuse the sane of being insane…
Thank you @pbfromdevon. Most people no longer understand foreign policy and the means by which nations conduct it since the Nuremberg Court outlawed aggressive war. Or that Britain no longer really has a foreign policy of its own https://t.co/mtq4V7c1u6
One of the most absurd recent UK Government actions (of many) was when Gavin Williamson (then Secretary of State for Defence, now —equally hilariously— Education Secretary), threatened to send a warship to the South China Sea to indicate Her Majesty’s Government’s displeasure about Hong Kong. One warship! Williamson must think that he is in the time of Lord Palmerston (Palmerston threatened Greece that way in 1850, about the treatment in Greece of a Jew called Don Pacifico, who claimed to hold British citizenship). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Pacifico; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Pacifico_affair
How much can one little island take? I really do wonder. And each incident like this is like a rock thrown into a pond. The ripples of pain and suffering radiate outward to God knows what and where. pic.twitter.com/C1phyFC774
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 6, 2021
As for (non-European) Home Secretary, Priti Patel, she makes much noise about illegal immigration, does nothing about it (as can be seen in the hundreds crossing the Channel, hundreds every day) and keeps very quiet about the thousands entering otherwise, many “legally” (family members”, “fiancees”, supposed wives or husbands, “students”, rich “investors” etc). Neither does she seem to have a problem with part-Jew chancer “Boris” inviting up to SIX MILLION (that number again!) Hong Kong Chinese to come here.
In that article, I noted the number of non-English and (at root) non-British persons in the Boris Johnson Cabinet, starting with “Boris” himself (part-Jew, part-Levantine, born in USA, brought up largely in USA and Belgium).
That aspect of the present government has become even more marked: Chancellor—Rishi Sunak (Indian); Home Secretary— Priti Patel (East African Indian origin); Transport Secretary— Grant Shapps (Jew); Health Secretary— Sajid Javid (Pakistani origin); Foreign Secretary— Dominic Raab (half-Jew); Climate Change— Alok Sharma (Indian); Business Secretary— Kwasi Kwarteng (African). 8 out of 23, but including most of the top jobs, including all of the traditional “Great Offices of State” [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Offices_of_State].
Note the helpless Europeans on the beach, unarmed, unable even to say anything, frozen in fear and/or by political correctness as the migrant-invaders debarque and immediately run up the beach.
This is not FOR anything. This is the first measure AGAINST the unvaccinated. Many more to come.
Politics latest news: Double vaccinated to be freed from self-isolation after August 16 – watch live https://t.co/aH5QnOZe39 via @Telegraph
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 6, 2021
Because he says the things that politicians want to hear and want you to hear. He is a human shield for their cowardly tyranny. https://t.co/j7ouKLo6bU
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 6, 2021
…and that is why “Professor Lockdown” is still frequently on BBC radio current affairs shows, treated with exaggerated respect at that.
Overt protest mostly banned, paper publishing mostly banned, online opinion or protest banned (increasingly). What does that leave, people of England? You tell me.
More tweets
Pro maskers are the selfish ones, perpetuating a state of fear. By all means carry on mask wearing if it makes you feel “safe” -but don’t bully the rest of us into cowering behind bits of grubby cloth
— Isabel Oakeshott (@IsabelOakeshott) July 6, 2021
How much will it take before the general public understand that they are being played?!
Late tweets
There are 10s of millions of people in the UK who know perfectly well that @BorisJohnson, Blair et al are proven LIARS: sneaky, morally bankrupt & totally self-serving. If you're thinking "Surely they wouldn't lie to us on THIS scale"…you're delusional. Of course they would. pic.twitter.com/JreGjR3UIA
@ianbillbivin. Those of us lucky to have flown before the start of airline ‘security’could not believe,when it began,that it would be permanent – let alone that we’d end up being compelled to remove items of clothing and have our testicles electronically scanned.Yet it is so. https://t.co/J5YtffKhWs
Or ever. @d_shepherd Glad my travelling days are largely done. Just as long as they don’t bring in compulsory masks for cyclists, I should be able to get to most of the places I still want to visit. https://t.co/bzrhb7gKJt
I agree with Hitchens. I too have travelled more widely than the average, perhaps more widely than most, and have seen quite a bit of every continent (except Antarctica and South America), including some experiences that most people never have.
Now? I have very little wish to travel overseas these days. There are a few cities that I might find pleasant or interesting, and to which I have never been: St. Petersburg, Helsinki, Oulu, Lugano, Baden Baden, Budapest. Not desperate.
Translation: the Tories are going to take full control of limitless immigration and hand out £BILLIONS in contracts to their friends to run it with 'private sector' efficiency. https://t.co/QstbIgpeoh
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 6, 2021
Dear God. When will our people be delivered from these torments? Rest in peace Leonies. https://t.co/SsQ76tRZOr
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 6, 2021
Dutch scenes from 1920. Looks so wonderfully settled and civilised. Good job on the colour and enhancement too.
Watch "Mooi Apeldoorn, Parel der Veluwe in 1920 in kleur! Town of Apeldoorn in 1920 in color! [AI enhanced]" on YouTube https://t.co/ZdIzT6xcf4
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 6, 2021
Achingly wonderful. England!
Watch "JOURNEY TO THE WEALD OF KENT. TRADE TEST FILM NARRATED BY SIR JOHN BETJEMAN." on YouTube https://t.co/CaxZnpTt0D
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) July 6, 2021
Let us hope so, though now that government has arrogated to itself the power to enforce facemask-wearing, the “requirement” can be re-imposed almost at will in the future.
I'm old enough to remember when Sweden was attacked for following the pandemic response guidelines espoused by the WHO prior to Covid. They never locked down, didn't mandate masks and kept schools opened. We don't hear about Sweden anymore. Wonder why? pic.twitter.com/K4hsPwi06j
— Citizen Journalists (@citizenjournos_) July 5, 2021
She said that people who won’t wear masks didn’t care about other people. When I challenged that, I got this. A great example of illiberal liberalism. No other viewpoints allowed. pic.twitter.com/NRKIyVGM6u
If I recall aright, when I had a Twitter account (before a pack of Jews had me expelled in 2018), that idiotic and unpleasant woman blocked me too. after tweeting rudely and wrongly about me.
Exactly. Anna Soubry, once MP for some boring Midlands constituency (should have been “Plymouth and Angostura”!), is a hugely irritating, once hugely overrated nuisance, who is so pickled that she has little chance of being infected.
As to tweeter @SaraThornton1, whoever she is, the clue to her psychology is in that line “he knows I’m upset but couldn’t care less“, meaning “I am a social Stasi operative; I get angry and frustrated when someone does not obey my demand that he complies with what I want him to do…“
In any case, it is now known (from a large-scale study in 2020) that someone would have to travel 11,000 times on railway journeys to be likely to contract the dreaded virus. Any risk (of contracting something (something which is harmless anyway to the vast majority) is minimal.
What strikes me is the politeness, not of tweeter @SaraThornton1 (who strikes me as the sort of rude presumptuous bitch who, in the First World War, would approach young men not in uniform and insult them while giving them white feathers), but of the train passenger that she harassed. Pity that she did not get a sharper and more direct rebuttal.
Some people are breaking down at the thought of losing the masks. They can’t handle it – they’ve become institutionalised. This is what mass propaganda does. Well done to the govt/SAGE, the media & all the despicable ‘scientists’ who ramped up the fear.
The Labour Party @UKLabour has lost the plot big time. They don’t want life ever to get back to normal. Wearing masks on public transport is not normal. https://t.co/a6BT2ofU5u
Regular readers will know that I regard the Labour Party as now having no real purpose, function, identity, or belief. A niche party for the blacks and browns (though the Muslims are now following the white English in jumping ship), and for some public service workers, Twitter twits etc. The marginal victory of Labour at the Batley and Spen by-election (procured by shameless dishonesty and —possibly—interference with the ballot papers), changes nothing. Labour is still doomed.
As those regular readers of my blog will also know, I have little time for the misnamed “Conservatives” either, but it occurs to me that if Boris-idiot were inclined to gamble on a general election now or soon, between now and mid-September would be a very good time to hold one. Labour would probably lose half its MPs.
25 June 2020, nailing it on @HighWireTalk I was on fire. If reason and science mattered, then masks should have died, to never surface again.https://t.co/smQr7clwyK
It seems the #WearAMask nutters have gone absolutely through the roof at the suggestion masks might end in 2 weeks, and they know that most people won't wear them to "show they care" because in truth almost everyone hates them. My advice is #TakeOffYourMask now, not on 19th July.
When I saw the government scientist, Chris Whitty, accosted recently by protesters, I was uneasy, but now that I see that the bastard is still pushing the facemask nonsense, alongside the extreme-Communist woman, Michie, any sympathy that I might have felt has been…muted. Very muted. Bin these idiots. Their interference in Britain’s society and economy will probably never be totally remedied.
More tweets
Stunning photos by my Inquirer colleague Jessica Griffin of the march through Philadelphia by the far-right-extremist group Patriot Front — right near Independence Hall on the eve of July 4 https://t.co/Opvvcwr1yD
A rather odd woman, who worked as an NHS doctor for only a few years, and who makes her pre-school-age children wear facemasks even when going for open-air walks. Cruel, in my opinion.
Why are people still wearing masks at all? Why did they ever do so? Before governments and health quangoes embraced the loose cloth mask as a symbol of their policy, there was no good medical or scientific case for them. https://t.co/UvpLUGNaJD
What this https://t.co/Px97P0Yvew actually says is that loose cloth masks are of little use. 'these masks are relatively flimsy and loose-fitting and are not meant to screen out infectious aerosols' But that's not how it was reported. Why?
Thought to have a look, on Google Earth, at Little Venice [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Venice], an area near Central London where I lived —on and off— from summer 1976 through to about 1998 (though with many breaks, living also in those years in all sorts of other places: Blackheath/Lee, New Cross, East Dulwich, Tulse Hill, New Jersey/New York, Rhodesia, Leeward Islands, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Hampshire, among others).
Looking at it now via Google Earth, I saw cafes and restaurants, and other premises, closed by reason of the misconceived lockdown/shutdown. I do not know when the images were captured. Maybe by now, some places have reopened.
The old Eagle pub (known for years in the 1980s and 1990s as the Robert Browning), was closed; in fact, it looked like it had been turned into a restaurant anyway. Raoul’s cafe, my old haunt in the 1980s and early 1990s, closed for the duration.
Apart from the “lockdown” closures, there were other changes from when I knew the neighbourhood: the old post office on the corner of my street, which was once a real post office before being taken over by Indians or Pakistanis and degraded in services and ambience, is now another cafe, it seems. The old rip-off (but quality) grocers called Supafoods (in the 1970s a Jewish deli called Pribik and Sterman) is now a Tesco Metro, which has also taken over the former (even more ripoff) Cullen’s grocers.
The shop which was once “Nazarene and Co.” grocers (a friend used to joke with me about that, because Nietzsche wrote about Jesus Christ as “the Nazarene”), which then became a very good French provincial-wine merchant’s, part of the Nicholas chain, is now yet another (closed) cafe. The even better wine merchant who used to be a couple of doors away, and who once sold me, maybe 27 years ago, a case of incredible Moldavian wine marked down from about £25 a bottle to £8, wine that no-one else would buy (because they were unwilling to try anything unusual) is gone, I see. I have never seen Moldavian, or Moldovan as I suppose it now is, wine sold elsewhere in the UK.
I noticed that the shop premises, once a fishmonger’s, and where the Canadian/British fishmonger used to (probably against regulations) open a few oysters for me to eat on the spot, is now not only closed but the lease for sale, according to a large notice in the window.
That fishmonger was an odd fellow. He was seemingly about 40 when I used to buy oysters from his shop (early/mid 1990s), and came from a wealthy family in the fur business, I was told. In fact I was acquainted with someone who used to see him at the then Leningrad fur sale in the late 1980s.
Not, I think, a Jew. Though one assumes that the fur trade is mainly Jewish, not entirely (look at the Astors).
That fishmonger had, I heard, been not so successful in the furs business. He told me that he had spent a year in Newlyn, Cornwall, learning the fish trade. He never once mentioned to me that he had been in the fur industry, or that he used to travel to Leningrad. Another acquaintance told me that she had seen his nearby apartment, which apparently was very opulent. Rather an odd fellow, as I say, with a grudging or bitter attitude somewhere not far under the surface, I always thought. I wonder what became of him.
As for Little Venice, I have not been there for about 22 years.
It's quite disingenuous to act like this is a blue plaque from English Heritage rather than something that you can buy from Ebay for £15. https://t.co/UxDORhrBbS
Dawn Butler. A dimwit that other dimwits want to see as leader of the Labour Party. On the other hand, maybe that would be good, and finish off fake Labour forever.
Just remember: every poll that shows the British public are afraid to relax restrictions (if they are to be believed) are only reflecting the fact that the government has spent billions (of OUR OWN money) on successfully scaring the shit out of them.
Weird pop-up Covid-testing tent appears on the edge of central Oxford. Its employees say they are 'surge-testing'. I'll bet there'll be a surge if lots of these are made available. Staff assured me that I didn't have to be or feel ill to be tested.
In June 2020 in advice to reopening businesses, HMG’s Department for Business and Enterprise said repeatedly: ‘The evidence of the benefit of using a face covering to protect others is weak and the effect is likely to be small.’ https://t.co/UvpLUGNaJD
WHO March 2020 ‘currently no evidence that wearing a mask (whether medical or other types) by healthy persons in the wider community setting,including universal community masking,can protect them from infection with respiratory viruses,including Covid-19.’ https://t.co/UvpLUGNaJD
Why are people still wearing masks? ‘In terms of wearing a mask, our advice is clear: that wearing a mask if you don’t have an infection reduces the risk almost not at all . So we do not advise that.’ Chris Whitty, March 2020 https://t.co/UvpLUGNaJD
Why are people still wearing masks, especially outside? The exact words of the Danish report are that the difference in outcomes between wearers of masks and non-wearers was ‘not statistically significant’, an unequivocal statement of experimental fact. https://t.co/UvpLUGNaJD
My feeling was that Labour would lose, and quite possibly come third. I was not correct. Labour won narrowly or, as they say on the racecourse, “by a neck, cleverly”.
Labour got a vote-share of 35.3%. The Conservative candidate got 34.4%. George Galloway, under the banner of the Workers’ Party, did better than many expected (21.9%); I got that right, at least.
All other candidates, 13 in number, lost their deposits: LibDems 3.3%; Yorkshire Party 2.2%; 10 of the other 11 received vote-shares below half of one percent each. UKIP, on 0.4%, just beat the Monster Raving Loony (0.3%).
The English Democrats, whose candidate, Therese Hirst, wrote to my blog comments page to request a mention on this blog, came 6th, with 0.55%.
The small and supposedly “nationalist” parties were, as expected, an embarrassment.
The For Britain party leader, Anne Marie Waters, got 0.3% (97 votes). Jayda Fransen did even worse, though (like Ms. Waters) on a par with her previous forays into doomed electioneering: 0.1% (50 votes). [nb. percentages approximate].
So where to start? Firstly, by noting that the Labour Party’s winning candidate, on 35.3%, not only did worse than any previous Labour candidate in the constituency but also worse than the winning Conservative Party candidate in the first election held for the seat, in 1983 (39.6%).
Leaving aside the rigged 2016 by-election, Labour has gone down steadily in the constituency since 2017: 55.5%, 42.7%, 35.3%.
This does not somehow “save Labour”. The present Government still has a Commons majority of 80, and could in theory be in place until December 2024. Labour still has very little likelihood of being able to form even a minority government after that time. If Scotland were to pull away from the UK, Labour would be in permanent and declining Opposition; even without that, Labour has no future as a party of government.
Other points: Labour and Kim Leadbeater ran a very dishonest campaign, even delivering contradictory leaflets to different streets (depending on the race/nationality of the inhabitants). She evaded the issue of the schoolteacher driven from his home and job by Islamist zealots, for example.
The new MP is already on BBC Radio 4 Today Programme yapping about “people living side by side“, diversity etc etc. Another puppet MP. Useless for the people who elected her.
As for Batley’s chances of getting central government assistance now, forget it. The locals must be a pretty stupid lot. They have elected a communitarian drone whose economic knowledge stops at spouting nonsense about “magic money trees”…
The Conservatives ran a lily-livered campaign, which seemed cunning but ultimately fell flat. The candidate deliberately shunned publicity (I thought, though I am judging from hundreds of miles away). The noise was all about Kim Leadbeater and George Galloway.
I thought that Galloway might get more than 20%, and I was right in that. 21.9%. He must be pleased with such a result.
As far as social nationalism is concerned, there was no social-national candidate, just absurd one-trick-pony candidates playing at politics. Anne Marie Waters and, even less credible, Jayda Fransen.
Labour continues to be the party of, mainly, the blacks and browns, publicly-paid employees and a few other groups. It is less than ever the party of (most of) the white English.
Other points? Well, the pathetic LibDem result was par for the course. Since the 2010 upsurge, the LibDems have lost their deposits in all Westminster elections contested by them at Batley and Spen.
Turnout, at 47.6%, was not especially low for a by-election.
About 73% of those who voted, voted for a System party. Over half of those eligible to vote abstained from voting. So about two-thirds of the entire eligible electorate either voted non-System, or decided not to vote at all.
A tweet which shows not only how out of touch many Twitter-twits are (where has she been since 2010? Was she in outer space in 2019?), but how mutually-isolated are different socio-political “tribes” in the UK.
Batley was won by "none of the above" on 52% because the Boundary Commission has abolished the seat and replaced it with 2 safe Tory seats which is why the Tory vote stayed at home and did not get involved in this embarrassing internal Labour war
Good point. Until the seat is abolished, the Batley and Spen electorate will be represented at Parliament by a communitarian System drone with not an interesting or original thought in her head, dragging down £200,000 p.a. in pay and expenses, and accomplishing nothing, while the voters of Batley moulder in poverty and despair.
More on #BatleyAndSpen – the combined votes of all the far right candidates was risible. The British fash leaders are basically rival grifters for Russian/American cash, self-obsessed and electorally useless … the danger lurks online and in the terror networks
Political joke Paul Mason opines…in fact, he is right about the two “leaders” that he mentions in his tweet. Social nationalism in terms of electoral politics is scarcely even a bad joke; The two ladies together got only 147 votes at the Batley and Spen by-election, scarcely 0.3% of the total vote. One vote for about every 300 cast. Embarrassing.
Mason is not right about “terror networks” of what he would call, no doubt, “the far right”. They do not even exist, as far as I know anyway. Young men buying samurai swords, young women having swastika-shaped cookie-cutters, and people talking big in pubs, do not constitute a “terror threat”…
As for Mason’s “danger…online“, what he means is that people might be able to persuade other people to a certain viewpoint online. Mason hates free speech, so calls that a “danger”…
“John Smith” gives an accurate, if ungrammatical, riposte to sex pest communitarian grasper Brendan Cox, who thinks that it is worth trashing the UK if a few blacks become England-team footballers.
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I don’t know. If so, where are the figures on outcomes @rosscomq? Anyway, you speak of ‘patients’ and ‘recovery’ as if it’s a given that the person testing positive is ill. How do you know this? https://t.co/DnCyIOEiYa
The “panicdemic” is such an exercise in applied psychology that dictators, oppressive political regimes, and academic scribblers will probably be using its lessons for decades, and maybe for hundreds of years, rather like the 20thC Chinese techniques called (I believe) hsi nao, or “wash brain”, taken up by the West since the Korean War as “brainwashing”: see the 1963 book, Techniques of Persuasion, by J.A.C. Brown. I once had a copy, bought by me at my school book fair in, I think, 1971.
[the first paperback edition]
Such techniques were intriguing to film-makers, and have continued to be. Early examples would include The Manchurian Candidate and The Ipcress File.
Those films focussed on individual subjects, but there is of course “brainwashing” or, more accurately, “conditioning”, of whole masses of people, whether at schools (Eton might be a good example), or during Army training, to take two obvious situations.
Recent studies have concluded that, if people are exposed to fear propaganda for months, they lose the ability to resist it even if logical, rational and credible counter-messages are then delivered to them. Put simply, emotion trumps thought, usually.
Think back to the initial panic about “the virus”, in early Spring, 2020. TV news showing shuttered towns in Italy and elsewhere, the population only allowed to take walks alone or as couples, not interacting with others at all. Curfews. Harsh methods of enforcement (particularly in the part of China where the virus supposedly just appeared as if out of nowhere).
In the UK, we have seen how even the shambolic government regime presided over by Boris-idiot applied ever-stricter laws, “rules”, “guidance” etc (which the police enforced as if all had the force of law).
Police chiefs wanting to check people’s shopping to see whether the items had been “reasonable” purchases! That caused a kefuffle because the regime had tried to impose such repression too early, before the fear propaganda had fully taken hold.
Other examples included police vandalizing beauty spots in the Peak District lest people walk to them, other police (the hopeless police of Derbyshire were arguably the worst) using drones and loudhailers to bully elderly couples walking on the hills, miles from anywhere; in Wales, some farmer and his wife, hysterical (and again calling police) because two people from elsewhere were camping overnight on a nearby hill! “They might spread Covid!“, the pathetic idiots cried and whined (to the newspaper and TV reporters who were, unmolested, also there!).
Shops and other businesses were closed down for months, the employees’ anger largely forestalled or bought off by “furlough” payments. Result: the UK has spent £300 BILLION.
It is said “no matter, interest rates are almost zero”. In that case, why did the UK governments of the part-Jews David Cameron-Levita, Theresa May, and “Boris” Johnson apply so-called “austerity” for a decade, causing a huge amount of misery, in order to “save” far less than the sums now wasted for no good reason? Why was a huge investment in infrastructure not undertaken? Instead, vast amounts have been spent on paying the population to sit at home eating delivered pizza, watching TV, and drinking.
Then came the facemask nonsense. Large-scale trials which showed that facemasks (except the kind used in laboratories) were of minimal utility (and also caused other health problems) were ignored. The Government mandated facemasks (often little more than cloth muzzles or quasi-scarfs) in shops etc. Mandated them on pain of a heavy fine.
At first, up to mid-2020, both the UK Government and the World Health Organization [WHO] disparaged the use of facemasks, but later came under political pressure to change their advice, which is what happened.
The World Economic Forum [WEF] openly proclaimed how wonderful the “panicdemic” was as a driver to start a “Great Reset” of the world.
Well, now we are 18 months on, and the UK public, at least the majority, have shown themselves to be malleable pawns, without any regard for the freedoms won over centuries. One sees many wearing their facemasks even in their own cars, or while walking on windswept clifftops etc. Do they know that they have been brainwashed? Do they even care?
I think that it was the popular music group, Pink Floyd, in the early 1970s, maybe on Dark Side of the Moon, who had a track in which they sang that “…quiet desperation is the English way“. That might have to be changed, these days, to something like “spineless compliance, and apathy, is the English way”…
Meanwhile, we hear that 50,000 or 60,000 people have died in the UK “within 28 days of a positive test” (until recently, it was “from Covid”…), though (what a shock…) apparently no-one at all has died of flu for 18 months in the UK! Incidentally, if someone “tests positive” (often because the tests are flawed), even if having no symptoms, then weeks later dies in a car crash…yes, that’s right…that person “dies within 28 days of a positive test”!
The brainwashed nature of the population can be seen in the relative lack of anger or even questioning at the incongruity. Suddenly, instead of tens of thousands of deaths from influenza etc, there is substituted “deaths from Covid”, but most people are still, even now, obeying the so-called “laws”, “rules” etc. Even though their rational minds must know that this is a kind of scam on a vast scale.
Again, every day now we are seeing such as “today, 20,000 people tested positive”, followed by “and three people died within 28 days…(etc)”
In the UK, the msm has been totally compliant to the wishes of the State. In the msm and the “corridors of power”, only a few independent minds have stood up against the propaganda lies. Peter Hitchens [on Twitter as @clarkemicah] was one. Former Law Lord, Jonathan Sumption, was another. See https://twitter.com/SumptionUpdates.
About 1 out of 1,000 in the UK has died supposedly “of” or “with” or “within 28 days of a test”. Some people claim, speciously, 1 out of 500. Even so, this was never a nation-breaking pandemic. In the wider world, about 1 person has died out of every 4,000 people.
Inmates at the American concentration camp at Guantanamo were forced to wear facemasks nearly 20 years ago. To break them, not to save them from infection. Think about it.
[prisoners at the United States concentration camp, Guantanamo Bay, with female guard]
[muzzled prisoners at US concentration camp, Guantanamo Bay, forced by American concentration camp guards to kneel, heavily-clothed, in tropical heat; the true face of NWO/ZOG]
We are facing an attempt, starting in 2022, to implement a new stage of the New World Order conspiracy. Various campaigns are part of that: Covid-19 “measures”, “Black Lives Matter” nonsense, fake “environmental” measures, “anti-racism” campaigns etc.
Afternoon music
[colonnade at Karlovy Vary —former Carlsbad—, Czech Republic]
Despite being generally a “good citizen” (most of the time, I think), I have sympathy with that attitude. We have had an entirely faked communitarianism forced upon us since the “panicdemic” started (started to be promoted). All those idiots clapping on command outside their houses, and so on. The entirely pointless facemask nonsense. The hero-worship of the (not always but quite often) rather poor NHS. All of that.
Hartlepool lost. 8 councils lost. 322 councillors lost. Chesham & Amersham lost deposit. Tens of thousands of members lost. Forde report lost. Backbone lost. Public confidence lost.
And when he loses Batley and Spen, it should be Starmer’s job that is lost.
— Rachael Swindon #WeAreCollective (@Rachael_Swindon) June 29, 2021
Yet Starmer says that he will stay on whatever the result. He is not his own man. He is “under orders”…
Watch out for Starmer’s new-New Labour trying this again in the unlikely event he survives the Batley and Spen by-election on Thursday. https://t.co/CzYAidPM09
When I had a Twitter account (the Jew cabal on Twitter had me expelled in 2018), I was occasionally retweeted by that tweeter, “@JohnEdwards33”, a pleasant-seeming old stick who is a former fire chief from the West Midlands (I think). I say that despite his calling me “a dreadful fascist”!
Has Labour been too narrowly focused on “Red Wall” voters at the expense of the rest of its electoral coalition?@PronouncedAlva on why Labour is panicking over the Batley and Spen by-election.https://t.co/NB4uDp7PdT
— The New Statesman Politics (@TheStaggers) June 29, 2021
As I have blogged, Labour is a party which started off as a “working class” party for organized industrial workers, miners, shop workers etc. That party then took on a “middle class” and/or intellectual element from the 1930s; that “coalition” was the basis for the Labour governments of 1945-51, 1964-70, and 1974-79.
The migration-invasion of those years, though resented by many white English people (it mainly affected England), was on a relatively-limited scale compared to what came later, particularly from 1997, when the Jews in the Tony Blair government started to import millions of immigrants quite deliberately, in order to destroy British (esp. English) society. About 5 millions were imported in those years (1997-2010). That has contiued unabated, and the immigrants or migrant-invaders have been breeding prolifically.
Labour slowly, since 1997, has become a party largely supported by the “blacks and browns”. It kept its support in the public sector workforce, still largely white and English/Welsh/Scottish, until 2010, but the wider white electorate was starting to abandon Labour, just as Labour had abandoned those people.
In Scotland, Labour collapsed as the SNP rose and then reached the First Past The Post tipping point. The SNP went from 6 Commons seats in 2010 to 50 in 2015. Scottish Labour went in the opposite direction, from 46 to 1. Scottish Labour now has only 16,000 members. Out of 5.4 million inhabitants in Scotland.
In England, under Corbyn, Labour did better than often thought in 2017, but since then its inherent contradictions have created fissures in its structure and its popular support. It still has the support of the blacks, broadly, but they and the mixed-race are only between 5% and 10% of the population.
The traditional white English Labour-voters at first kept with Labour, but the combination of relentless Jewish-produced propaganda against Corbyn, and the perception that Labour was basically for blacks and browns, for mass immigration etc, meant that those white voters just voted with their feet. Almost as many abstained in 2019 as defected to other parties:
There was, under Corbyn, the feeling that Labour at least believed in public services, but since Starmer took over, we have heard time and again the pathetic refrain parrotted by, again, Kim Leadbeater this week, about government having “no magic money tree“. The Rachel Reeves song…
The Muslims were still almost Labour en bloc in 2017, but since Corbyn was replaced by Jewish-lobby puppet Keir Starmer, they have begun to abandon Labour too. At Batley, they have an alternative in Galloway and his Workers’ Party. The Muslims do not all support Galloway, but will vote for him to hit out at Starmer’s Labour Party.
As for white voters at Batley, I suspect that those who would never vote Conservative will either not vote at all, or may vote for Galloway or one of the other small-party candidates, as a protest.
Labour finds itself a nullity: it abandoned actual “socialism”, or social democracy, in the 1990s; it destroyed much of the feeling of Britain as a nation by importing millions of non-Europeans and further millions from other parts of Europe; it follows the “Conservative” line on economics and social welfare (indeed is now more “conservative” than the Conservatives!); and despite its lying by-election leaflets at Batley, it is completely under the control of the Jewish lobby and Israel.
So who would vote Labour now, broadly? The West Indians, most of the Twitterati (twits), some students, remnants of traditional Labour voting. Few others. Maybe 25% or so of the population, if that. Yes, polls still give Labour up to 35%, but that is probably because people do not want to say “don’t know” or the like.
I may be mistaken, but I can see the Conservatives winning fairly clearly at this by-election, followed, quite likely, by Galloway, then Labour. The Labour vote? At a guess, around 25%.
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A vote for labour in Batley and Spen is a wasted vote, because there is absolutely nothing to be gained by the electorate for voting for weak and ineffectual opposition.
Deplorable, of course. But the by-election is only happening because Brabin resigned her #BatleyAndSpen seat. Part of Labour's northern problem is an unwritten rule that Metro Mayors have to be sitting MPs: Rotheram in Merseyside, Burnham in Manchester, Jarvis in Sheffield & 1/3 https://t.co/qNHa089wwv
Interesting: “…came back with eggs“. Came back from where? Parked cars nearby? Houses nearby? Sounds as if the attackers were locals, and as if Labour is now very very unpopular in the Batley and Spen area. Reminds me of the old joke: Soviet leader— “you can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs.” Soviet citizen— “well, we see the eggshells, but where’s the food?“…Labour Party, take note.
Public opinion towards…
Boris Johnson Positive: 41.5% Negative: 39.5% NET: +2.0
— TheEndOfEverything (@EternalEnglish) June 29, 2021
Conservative candidate for Batley and Spen @Stephenson_Ryan tells @itvcalendar: "I've got the political experience to actually work with the government and get the investment we need for the area and when I'm talking to people that's really resonating on the doorsteps." pic.twitter.com/8mkbE9LmNM
Well, the fact is that the Labour candidate is a former or one-time personal trainer who has no political experience, and indeed who only joined Labour about 6 weeks ago. She seems to get her income out of the Jo Cox Foundation “charity”, if I am not mistaken in what I read. If she were to become the MP, it would be very nice for her but useless for the Batley population; and Boris-idiot would still have a Commons majority of 80.
I also take with a pinch of salt the Con Party candidate, but it surely stands to reason that he might be able to attract investment or assistance from central government. He might not be able to, true, but there is every reason to suppose that Kim Leadbeater would not and could not. In any case, she is a poorly-educated local woman whose ideas about finance and government spending only stretch as far as parrotting rubbish about “magic money trees”. Frankly, she comes across to me as an idiot.
These #elite criminals have imposed cancer death sentences on thousands, as they've exploited covid to excuse their #GreatReset. They are right to be scared to step out of their posh boltholes. They would loot and enslave us. Self-defence is no offence!https://t.co/iwCQAC40sp
The fear engendered by lying “panicdemic” propaganda has largely though not entirely dissipated, but the stupid “rules” laid down, like the asinine facemask nonsense, have almost taken on a life of their own. Few are really afraid of suddenly being “struck down” by “Covid” (which for most is akin to a mild cold) but many are scared, not of “the virus” but of the social disapprobation if they ditch the facemasks.
This government has spent £300 BILLION (and rising) pointlessly on this farrago of nonsense.
No @davidjenkin61, especially when in competition with subsidised roads and air transport. The profits of a national railway *system* are social – clean air, peace and quiet, undestroyed rural beauty, absence of urban sprawl, non-dependence on despotic oil powers. https://t.co/1D05yRoo1N
1/3 @cuckmasks. Nonsequitur. @mrjamesob(who has blocked me) doesn't understand the research here. It confirms what people such as me have been saying for ages, that the widely used loose cloth masks are of little use… https://t.co/IDseC7dGCm
2/3 @cuckmasks It says: 'Though fluid resistant, these masks are relatively flimsy and loose-fitting and are not meant to screen out infectious aerosols – tiny virus particles that can linger in the air and are now widely accepted as a source of coronavirus infection.' … https://t.co/IDseC7dGCm
3/3 @cuckmasks. It points out (indisputably) that FFP3/N99 masks are more effective. But such masks cost far more, require fitting (tightly) to the face, are rendered useless when touched and are very uncomfortable to wear for long periods.
In a General Election I'd agree 100%. But outside of Batley and Spen this isn't going to make a jot of difference, inside they'll get more government funds allocated by returning a Tory. I think using a byelection to send a message to Labour to shape up for the GE is legitimate.
The claim by my Labour opponent that I was “laughing on the other side of the road” when she was being harassed is a false statement against an election opponent and a criminal offence. I was 100 yards away on the SAME side of the road at the time of this incident @yorkshirepost
“What is Starmer hoping for?” asks tweeter “@Stephen46723144”. Nothing. He is a puppet of the Jew-Zionist lobby. He was inserted into the Labour Party leadership in order to return Labour to the NWO/ZOG fold. He would of course like to be Prime MInister, as a dyed-in-the-wool System careerist, but everything he does reflects his basic allegiance to Jews and Israel. Labour Party interests or prospects come second or third.
One reason listed by individuals who were said to be part of Batley & Spen's Muslim community read: 'She is a lesbian and will push the LGBTQ agenda in our town.' https://t.co/xZk3NjQGO8
— Save English Folk (@SaveEnglishFolk) June 26, 2021
So pleased that this is being discussed and not swept under the carpet. Tracy Babin (mayor for Batley) has blocked me for mentioning this on Twitter. https://t.co/xHlnwuxL3w
Exactly what I have been saying in my blog for a quite long time now— Labour was once the party of both the British “working classes” and of the “progressive” somewhat more affluent. I suppose that both the 1945-51 Attlee governments and the 1960s Wilson governments exemplified that “alliance”.
The Blair-Brown governments of 1997-2010 were a kind of parody of the foregoing. The “workers” were there notionally, but actually without power or influence. The affluent middle classes and many of the Jews both supported and influenced “Blairism”, of which mentally-disturbed Brown’s government was a fag-end.
Over the years from 1945, and especially from the 1980s, the demographic changes in the UK altered the picture, in that mass immigration brought in at first hundreds (1950s), then thousands, then (from the 1980s) millions of immigrants, who started to breed. Most voted Labour.
Other social changes occurred. The industrial “proletariat” disappeared, along with most heavy industry. Their descendants became a latter-day “lumpenproletariat” of (sometimes) drug-abusing “chavscums” etc, or the abused insecure workers or “precariat” of the “gig economy” and the “click economy”.
Traditional ideas did not fit. “Socialist” (supposedly socialist) scribbblers and approved “talking heads” on TV, such as Owen Jones, the part-Jewish faux-revolutionary, tried to write about the “working class” but ended up conflating that old designation with the new “precariat”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chavs:_The_Demonization_of_the_Working_Class
The occasional clips of real people, concerned that Labour was not listening, especially but not exclusively about mass immigration, have become, as people now say, “iconic”:
Telling…as were the remarks Brown later made.
…and look at his later television comment. Questions about immigration from Mrs. Duffy were “irritating“. Yes, it all looks very different at Bilderberg, or at the meetings of Labour Friends of Israel…
Then we have the complete or almost complete takeover of national (i.e. London-centric) Labour by the wealthy (mainly Jew) element. Blair and Brown were both Labour Friends of Israel members, as were and are so many now again at the top of Labour. Rachel Reeves, many others, including of course Keir Starmer.
Labour became, slowly, the party of mainly, those paid from public funds one way or another, and the party of the ethnic minorities generally. After Corbyn came to prominence, Jews mostly left Labour, but the blacks and browns remained and became Labour’s new core vote.
In Scotland, the former Labour voters went mostly to the faux-nationalist SNP. In England, real social nationalism was all but banned, and now even more so. Labour voters began simply not voting. The graphic below shows that, in the 2017 and 2019 general elections:
The white English have largely abandoned Labour. The 2021 Hartlepool by-election showed that. Far more abstained than changed allegiance from Labour to Conservative, taking the whole eligible electorate into account.
Look at the 2021 Chesham and Amersham by-election: Labour 1.6%. Yes, former Labour voters voted tactically, to deny the Conservatives a win, but still very telling, in my view.
Now we see that, at Batley, the Muslim brown voters will not, most of them, vote for the Labour candidate, because she is white, lesbian, and Labour, which is now led by a puppet of the Jewish/Israel lobby. Also, they have an alternative for whom to vote: Galloway.
However, the white English former Labour voters are also jumping ship, because the Labour candidate is just someone pushed in to try to get a “sympathy vote”, her sister having been assassinated by a socio-political dissident in 2016.
The English voters at Batley think that a Conservative MP might get more help from a Conservative central government. As well as that, the local council has ignored white English people for years.
The Labour candidate has not defended the English schoolteacher driven from his job and home by Muslim crazies.
The by-election at Batley has brought into focus the sheer uselessness of Labour. It has not opposed the Government on so many recent issues: the facemask nonsense, “lockdowns”, social security etc. Without most English and without most Muslim/brown people supporting it, where does Labour go? The Twitterati twits, NHS zealots and West Indians only add up to about 15% of the population…
To me, a Tutor for 'Equality, Diversity and Inclusion' sounds like a permanent political commissar. I'd cheerfully have taken down the ugly little idol rather than submit to that. https://t.co/AMQaWrSBmG
Brilliant article on the French 1968 revolutionaries and what they became, in the latest @thecriticmag. Our own 68ers are perhaps duller, but not that different. pic.twitter.com/sEtGfyPR8T
@hkonvillestad I agree. Bolshevism was an Edwardian diversion, now obsolete. The Jacobin hatred for established authority and Christianity, and its fondness for mobs, have now returned in an electronic form. And with added sex, drugs and rock and roll. https://t.co/fQ6MNAzqGs
On the contrary @mrewanmurray. Govt and BBC constantly bombard us with news of Covid 'cases' or 'infections' . They mean positive tests. But there's no follow-through on how many who test positive actually develop symptoms. In this prominent case, we may find out. If we ask. https://t.co/S8BGN4vzhE
Not a city I know. I got lost in its outer suburbs once in the car, at about 2am, but have never seen it apart from that, and also from a train once or twice, and another time when my Flybe plane made an unscheduled landing, halfway through the flight, at Birmingham Airport. Sounds like the city is a bit of a zoo now. I understand that the shambolic local government there is infested by Common Purpose termites.
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Batley & Spen have brought to a head Labour's problem. Too many constituencies with almost diametrically opposed & unreconcilable beliefs & values. It has to split to survive in my opinion otherwise the country desperately needs a new, actually electable, opposition.
Can you imagine a creature like Dawn Butler as Leader of the Labour Party? Ha ha! “I’m lovin’ it”…In fact, now that Labour is (in terms of voters at least) largely black and brown, she might fit well, though of course that will be the end of Labour as a major force nationally.
The Whigs disappeared, the Liberal Party declined and disappeared, the LibDems are disappearing; Labour is sliding now. “Conservatives”? Like the Bar, the Conservatives have kept the names and titles, but not the content…
Whether the Hancock scandal will have much effect on the upcoming by-election is doubtful. It may have, it may not have. My instinct says no.
Insecure ministers will want to appoint their mates to departmental boards. It's corrupt and they shouldn't. The job of an independent non-exec director is to provide challenge. All the Chancellors I worked with – Brown, Darling & Osborne – recognised this. #goodgovernance
Exactly what I said yesterday in answer to a commentator on my blog. Hancock will be kept alive like the wrapped-up fly in a spider’s web, until the spider decides to utilize him. Then— gone. That might be tomorrow, it might be in 6 months or more. The only thing that might expedite it is if Boris-idiot think that Hancock remaining in post will lose the by-election at Batley and Spen.
[Update, a day later: well, Boris-idiot did not sack him, but Hancock did not want to be a fly wrapped up for later use, so resigned. That’s him binned…]
Telegraph is reporting that if Labour lose the Batley and Spen By-Election Dawn Butler will challenge him for the Leadership.
IF this is the case I 100% support Dawn Butler for the role. She'd be a real breath of fresh air as the first woman and BAME in the role.
— Ramblin Pat Leighton 🌹 (@Patrick_Penin) June 26, 2021
Ha ha! Ecce the white “me too”, pro-BLM Labour Party supporter! These idiots must have a death wish! At first I thought that that comment was parody, but no!
— HappilyUnwoke 🇮🇱🇬🇧🏴🇺🇸✡️💚🤍💜 (@HappilyUnwoke) June 26, 2021
All very well, but what is the point of this? It is akin to a letter to a newspaper, or a blog, posing as a by-election candidature. As I say, I have no quarrel with what is said, but this person and her party are a one-issue party, pretty much.
I have to admit that Ms. Waters seems more personable than I had thought, with a pleasant Irish manner.
I have been watching the dramatization of the life of Queen Victoria. Very good, and unlike most such docu-dramas, does not leave out the major political and socio-economic currents flowing at the time. Very intelligently planned, and finely-acted.
As always, there are imperfections. In the double-length episode I saw today, some lady was playing a piece by Rachmaninov on the piano, though the name of the composer was not mentioned. Anachronistic, in that this was set around 1850. Rachmaninov was born in 1873! So the TV people got it wrong by about 50 years!
Dramatized history is ever thus. In fact, other episodes of Victoria were also rather loose with the historical truth, as when Drummond, the secretary of the Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel, is shot in mistake for Peel. That did happen, but not at all as shown.
The series was based on a book by A.N. Wilson, who is a readable writer, but not always a good historian. I once read one of his books which was so replete with historical inaccuracies that I was surprised that no-one at his publishers had corrected them. In fact, I reviewed the book on Amazon UK, where I was a “top 50” reviewer, but the Jew lobby had all my reviews removed from Amazon some years ago.
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Europe is dwarfed by the burgeoning power of China. In every way— population, overall economic strength, military might. Even the USA is now challenged. The response by the USA (as well as Europe and Russia) to that challenge will define what the second half of this century, as well as succeeding centuries, will look like.
I agree. There should have been also, a mass civil disobedience to the facemask nonsense, with businesses openly ignoring the so-called “rules”. Businesses have almost all cravenly submitted to the Government diktats, so screw them.
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Not to my knowledge @michaelrosenyes. But I have a suspicion that some young persons may have joined the Mosleyites. I think you take my point, anyway. https://t.co/BwcZuXeNgP
Batley and Spen Labour Party by-election candidate Kim Leadbeater runs away from Muslims (and others?) who do not want their young children taught about lesbianism etc. She is said to be a lesbian.
This must damage her campaign, especially with Muslim voters.
I note that System politics website Politics for All is careful to note that Ms. Leadbeater is “Jo Cox’s sister“. Labour is still hoping that the sympathy vote (if it exists), 5 years on, will win the by-election for Ms. Leadbeater. I have no idea whether or not there actually is, or ever was, a “sympathy vote” for Labour arising out of the assassination of the MP Jo Cox by a dissident in 2016. Now? Doubtful, though Ms. Leadbeater is obviously helped by her local roots.
Labour is totally desperate. I wonder, though, what real impact the Conservatives are making at Batley and Spen. All the noise is about either Kim Leadbeater or George Galloway. Is that the Conservative tactic, to keep quiet, and let Galloway bleed Labour of Muslim votes, rather than the Conservatives making noise and so perhaps triggering at least some white voters to vote Labour? Or is that too Machiavellian?
Looking at the past decade, and leaving out the rigged by-election of 2016, the Conservatives have been between 30% and 40% at Batley and Spen [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batley_and_Spen_(UK_Parliament_constituency)#Elections_in_the_2020s], Labour between 42% and 56%. If most of the Muslim vote abstains or votes for Galloway, that must take Labour down to somewhere around 30%. That gives the prize, probably, to the Conservatives. If most of the Muslim vote abandons Labour, and many 2019 Labour white, i.e. English, voters also abandon Labour, then the Conservatives will win easily.
I cannot see Galloway actually winning. He would have to get almost all of the Muslim vote and quite a lot of English votes to do that. Never say never, of course, but it is very unlikely. Having said that, I started off thinking that he might get 5%, then thought maybe 10%. Now I am wondering whether he might not top 20% or more, but the truth is that I am guessing.
Brexit opened up a vast new swathe of the country for the Conservatives to conquer. Labour must stop fighting the wars of yesteryear and realise that the battle has moved to entirely new terrain | Sam Bright@WritesBright@BylineTimes#BatleyAndSpenhttps://t.co/53KKhpGb8b
Having now read the above article, I cannot say that I am much impressed. I have (if I say so myself) made the same points previously, and better. The point about whether a Conservative Party MP would be better-placed to attract central government support in a Conservative Party-dominated Parliament is a good one, though again one that I have myself made several times in relation both to this by-election, the recent Hartlepool one, and generally.
I have never been to the Batley area. I have no idea what kind of personal popularity Ms. Leadbeater has. She seems very odd to me, at times leaping in the air as if at one of her gym classes; and despite her entourage, she seemed frightened when being challenged by Muslim anti-LGBT etc people. Of course, she is not a politician, as such, and has been parachuted in (for all that she is local) to try to capitalize on the supposed “sympathy vote” (which I frankly do not believe exists anyway).
I can see that there are logical reasons why voters in the by-election might vote Conservative; I can see that there are ideological reasons why voters, especially Muslim voters, might either vote Galloway or abstain. I can see no reason why many voters, English or Muslim, would vote Labour in the by-election.
Suspect now the abuse of Kim Leadbeter’s been caught on video Labour will finally be forced to condemn it. But remember, for the last week, the Corbynites and the Labour leadership have been pretending this hasn’t been happening. And branding those who have reported it racists.
A supposed leading political scribbler, but he cannot even spell properly the name of the candidate…
I don’t get the “debate” surrounding Matt Hancock. He’s now openly admitted he broke his own rules. So either the Government formally adopts the position “we don’t have to abide by the rules, but you lot do”. Or he has to step down. It’s that simple.
What “debate”? The “rules” are for the mugs and scared rabbits…
Boris-idiot’s charmed life continues. Hancock has been approved by “Boris” despite the scandal. He will now be kept on by “Boris”, like a fly kept alive but doomed in a spider’s web, ready to be utilized. Once the moment comes when “Boris” needs a sacrificial victim, there will be a reshuffle and Hancock will then be finished off (sacked and/or demoted).
I see that this crazed and nominally “Conservative” government reaches new heights of absurdity.
First, we see that there is to be a new Royal Yacht. £200 million or more, to be taken out of the Defence budget, at a time when the Navy (despite its new aircraft carrier) has few warships, at a time when the Royal Air Force has few planes, at a time when the Army has never had fewer soldiers (not since the early 19thC anyway), at a time when air bases, naval ports, and Army camps have been mostly sold off to speculative builders in order to create featureless, poorly planned tract developments, and hutches for immigrant hordes.
In “fantasy succession”, one could imagine a scenario whereby, “by a series of unfortunate events”, the Royal Cuck, Harry of that ilk, would be crowned King, with Meghan, the Royal Mulatta, as Queen…
What a spectacle for the impoverished Brit plebs, as the Royal Yacht sails serenely offshore, the Mulatta lounging in a deckchair while talking on mobile to Hollywood moguls about yet another interview with “Oprah”…as the offspring play deck quoits and amuse themselves by observing the backward poverty of the “white folks” on the nearby shore.
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I have found another good candidate for my “Deadhead MPs” series, one Joy Morrissey [Con, Beaconsfield]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joy_Morrissey. She wants every home, office etc in the UK to put a picture of the Queen on the wall.
This brainless bimbo’s Wikipedia entry mentions her Masters’ degree from the LSE (“European Social Policy”…no information about her first degree though I believe that it was from Ohio State University) but nothing about her having apparently appeared in soft-porn films; her Wikipedia entry is also lacking in other important information. Neither does her own website mention anything at all about her background.
Ms. Morrissey has UK/USA dual nationality but seems only to have been in the UK since some date after 2000; presumably married to a UK national, but “nothing known”. She is 40, and lives in Ealing, at the extremity of West London.
“In 2009 she played the female lead in sex comedy Geek Mythology in which complications arise when a nerdy inventor discovers an ancient artefact which makes him irresistible to women.” [Ealing Herald].
One sees pictures of heads of state (who are often also the heads of government) in other countries, where such pictures are accorded a reverence not usual in the UK. I remember seeing the Shah’s photo up at Teheran Airport in 1967, and in Turkey, when I spent a number of months there in 2001, one saw the picture of Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, everywhere. God help anyone who disrespected such a picture!
While I do not strongly object to this idea, it is not very English, not very useful, and overall a bit silly.
Pictures of Joy Morrissey MP:
Joy Morrissey’s maiden name (she is on her second marriage) was Inboden. A German or German-Swiss surname not uncommon in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Looking at her features, though, I wonder whether there is not some other (((element))) there as well.
It is amazing how many supine local authorities have allowed these 'experiments' @guy_herbert. Originally they were supposed to be limited to four locations, but Grant Shapps(!) hugely expanded this on the pretext of Covid. https://t.co/ja7GouyP2S
WE don't *need* an experiemnt to know that e-scooters will bring chaos, injury and death. The French have done it for us. Keep e-scooters illegal. Write to your MP now https://t.co/PqX4pdG2JZ
Even the above is not the whole picture of the madness, because those “19 deaths from Covid” are in reality “19 deaths within 28 days of a positive test”. Many tests are false positives, and most people in that “19 deaths” bracket died anyway of other causes, even car crashes!
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Jeez, Guardian. Nothing should be described as 'unexpected' when a UK warship *chooses* to sail into territorial waters claimed by another state. The MoD even invited a BBC journalist onboard, presumably in the hope of them witnessing a Russian response https://t.co/YOOgYVvWcy
The idea that totally corrupt, Zionist Jew-infested Ukraine can be of any use to the UK is a nonsensical lie. If Britain gets into a war with Russia by backing the Ukrainian regime, the Cabinet of Clowns deserves to be put up against a wall. This is a New World Order [NWO] mirage. Both governments are Zionist Occupation Governments [ZOG].
"What's frustrating is right before the pandemic we were in the initial stages of building a global early warning radar, or weather map, to identify and track new microbes," Dr DeRisi told the @Telegraphpic.twitter.com/AZ3oeLXVOC
— Telegraph Global Health Security (@TelGlobalHealth) June 24, 2021
So if China, India/Pakistan/Bangladesh, and tropical Africa were to disappear, problem more or less solved…
It would be far better if Claudia Webbe, among others, did not exist.
In the England central government has little control over day to day policing. Chief Constables are part of an establishment elite and elected PCC's are powerless but distract calls for government to get involved
In the US policing is devolved and very much under local control
Illusions die hard. The idea that a Prime Minister and his Cabinet may not be wedded to absolute truth is scarcely new, but until now the British people have been used to political leaders who have rarely lied outright. Not on a daily basis. Boris-idiot and his satrap-clowns have made that the norm, that whatever they say is quite likely, indeed probably, going to be an outright untruth.
The facemask nonsense has really found a home in the frightened rabbits now comprising much of “the British people”. Will people still bother to talk about political brainwashing in [fill in name of country], after the UK’s successful experiment in making half or more of the British people afraid of their own shadows?
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