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There's nothing more radicalising than watching archival footage and realising your entire civilisation has been stolen from you. pic.twitter.com/3wG04GNXZO
The first book on the Reich I ever read, I being a precocious 10 years old. It was on the shelves of the house in Mosman, Sydney (on the slopes of the bay of Middle Harbour) that my parents rented for a few months before they bought a house not far away.
Years later, I understood how one-sided and indeed inaccurate Shirer’s propaganda-work was, but you have to start somewhere. Parsifal was “a pure fool, slowly wise“…
Total chaos in Dubai once again.
This time, a 25 year old female flight attendant from England has been arrested.
She was afraid to fly to Dubai because of the explosions.
But her airline assured her the situation was not too dangerous.
This time, a 25 year old female flight attendant from England has been arrested.
She was afraid to fly to Dubai because of the explosions.
But her airline assured her the situation was not too dangerous.
She believed Dubai was downplaying the destruction.
So she took a photo of the heavily damaged airport to show her airline that her safety was at risk.
She warned her colleagues not to visit Dubai on WhatsApp.
Now she has been arrested.
2–5 years in prison.”]
Dubai’s public relations people did a good job for decades, presenting a country which has an autocratic and, at best, mediaeval form of government and law, and also a Dark Ages religion underpinning that society, as a modern go-ahead and, above all, safe-for-foreigners place to holiday or to buy a second home, but that was then. All that is now shattered.
Downed F-35 in Iran, failure of the US rescue operation. Axios reported that US forces are actively seeking to recover the two pilots of the downed aircraft. TASS has summarized the known details:https://t.co/4MSUrixb1Npic.twitter.com/Q8w0pskTk4
Happened to see a BBC News report today. Russian attacks reported on, but no mention of the continuing, indeed continual, Kiev-regime drone attacks on Russian territory. One-sided.
Would translate to a Commons with about 375 Reform UK MPs (very solid majority), 73 Cons (extremely weak official Opposition), 54 LibDems, 47 Greens, 43 SNP, and 32 Lab [etc].
As in all other opinion polls over the past few months, this one shows Starmer-stein losing his own seat, as well as once-mighty Labour reduced to a mere 32 MPs.
'We are spending about £10billion a year on welfare benefits for people who aren't British!'@GoodwinMJ asserts his support for maintaining the triple lock and explains how the UK can afford to keep it by making cuts elsewhere.
There should be unconditional Basic Income for every real British person. No-one from overseas should get a penny, and all migrant-invaders must be removed.
Marks & Spencer are just saying what millions of Brits already think
It’s not even worth reporting petty crime anymore because the system won’t do anything about it pic.twitter.com/uOYO4QvPqG
Absolute bombshell. The Iran's CENTCOM reveals multi-warhead missiles effectively struck over fifty targets in Tel Aviv. Simultaneously, Iranian forces downed a second advanced US fighter jet over the Persian Gulf while obliterating Pentagon facilities in Jordan and Kuwait. pic.twitter.com/T3mZOHkk7x
Scenes the media is working hard to keep you from seeing. Israel 🇮🇱 is being pounded by relentless Iranian 🇱🇧 missiles. . Watchh video 📹 reflecting back Thank-you iran 🇮🇷 for giving us historic memories..
Moscow is currently considering whether it should proactively stop supplying energy resources to the European market, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said:https://t.co/ddVxGhULFfpic.twitter.com/xdIAuXemMA
If that were to happen, at the same time as oil and gas shipment via the Strait of Hormuz is interrupted, the EU economies would suffer a massive hit, potentially.
Most of those other countries rely on hydrocarbon exports, so will recover once the war is over. Dubai’s economy is only about 1% or 2% oil and gas, and it relies on tourism, general business etc, so a prolonged shutdown will cripple it, or even kill it off.
The IRGC announced the launch of massive strikes on Israeli territory in response to the death of former Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani.
The operation, dubbed "True Promise 4", was the 61st wave of retaliatory actions since the beginning of… pic.twitter.com/SujbiGvAeU
Russia categorically condemns the strike on the territory of the Iranian Bushehr nuclear power plant, said Alexey Likhachov, General Director of Rosatom.
He explained that about 480 Russian employees remain at the nuclear power plant. pic.twitter.com/MOJzKSJuHU
Of course, in the very unlikely event that Russia were to target Israel, even with non-nuclear missiles, that would reduce Israel to rubble, and (if a nuclear attack) possibly kill all of its inhabitants i.e. about half of the Jews in the world.
At present, however, the situation suits Putin quite well, as I blogged some time ago. The price of oil and gas is higher each day; Russia is a major producer, and is receiving, daily, tens of billions of dollars (equivalent) more than it was a month ago.
Also, the diplomatic and image stock of the USA is falling proportionately. The Americans and Israelis are killing off the present top leadership in Iran, but it remains to be seen whether that alone can determine the outcome of the war. Maybe not.
As the American leadership flounders, Putin and the Russian government look steady, and focussed, by comparison.
There is also the point that the Kiev regime is in peril of seeming an irrelevant sideline, not really at the centre of events. Putin must be pleased at that.
Politically, in the EU, economic downturn must play well for Putin, as the System parties in many countries face populist and other upsurge.
Putin can sit back, not get involved, and watch as Trump’s crazy war, and his fealty to the Jews and Israel, trashes the European economies, the Kiev regime’s prospects, and the NATO alliance.
[the cat in the Kremlin]
Iran posed no threat': US top intel official resigns over war pushed by Israel lobby
Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis highlights the resignation letter of the National Counterterrorism Center director, who stated he could no longer support the war in Iran in good conscience.
[“Iran posed no threat’: US top intel official resigns over war pushed by Israel lobby
Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis highlights the resignation letter of the National Counterterrorism Center director, who stated he could no longer support the war in Iran in good conscience.
The official said Iran posed no imminent threat and that the US entered the conflict due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.“]
What a kick in the teeth for the victims – and our judicial system as a whole.
This man should have been sentenced to death. No place for this scum in our society. https://t.co/crAkanwmDm
This is, by some distance, the most contemptible performance I’ve seen from a sitting Prime Minister at PMQs. Quite staggering to think Starmer once posed as the man who would restore faith in the conduct of our elected officials. https://t.co/WawoN0T23U
As blogged previously, Starmer-stein is being pulled in opposite directions: Israel and the Jewish lobby, which put Starmer where he is today, want him to get Britain (more directly) involved on the Israeli side of the war; many of Starmer’s and Labour’s present or former voters, though, now are non-white, often Muslim, and Labour’s recent by-election failures point out the electoral dangers of further alienating the anti-Israel voters (including many white English/British former Labour voters).
Agree with this. I'm wondering if he will continue in this way up until May? The front and back benches look like they're in despair. The public detest a PM unwilling to answer Qs.
…and that is without even considering the delayed “Ukrainian rent boys” trial…
I’ve seen Prime Minsters dodge questions before. But I’ve never seen one literally and repeatedly just ignore what they’ve been asked. If this is what Starmer’s going to do, what’s the point.
Much as in other recent polls: Reform clearly ahead but underwhelming. One new thing is the Con Party as second in terms of MPs, though only just. Would translate to a Commons with about 324 Reform UK MPs (2 short of an overall majority), Cons 85 (weak official Opposition), LibDems 61, Lab 58, Greens 50, SNP 43.
As in most other recent opinion polls, on those figures Starmer would lose his own seat.
Reports circulating on social media claim that an Iranian ballistic missile reportedly struck Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, causing severe damage and major disruption, according to circulating posts. pic.twitter.com/0GgU2ePZQD
I think you have to ask the question: if a people is expelled, repeatedly, and over many centuries, indeed over 2 millennia, and from well over 100 countries or territories, are they simply unfortunate victims of continued racial and/or religious “prejudice”, or is there something about their patterns of behaviour that causes others to rise up against them?
Quite…
Imagine the evil cynicism of the Israeli leadership and its puppets, meaning Trump and his entourage of idiots. They were engaged, superficially, in peace talks with Iran when they attacked Iran’s cities and other places.
Well, now it looks as if the Israelis are determined to raze much of Iran to the ground, as they have done in Lebanon, Gaza and (using the USA as their battering- ram) Iraq etc.
However, this may not be a one-sided war, even so. Naturally, I have no idea how many or what kind of missiles Iran may still be able to deploy, but they may still be legion, and may be underneath deserts or within mountains, and well-protected. Tel Aviv may yet be reduced to a level similar to that of Gaza. We shall see. I should imagine that (as seems to belatedly be the case) ben-Gurion Airport is a priority target, as surely must be the Dimona nuclear facility.
I do not understand why the Iranian side is wasting (as it seems) so many missiles on extraneous targets, though Dubai was a masterstroke of oblique strategic warfare. A small number of hits from missiles and drones, and the vulgar glitzy nothingness of Dubai has been abandoned by many of its fair-weather “friends” from Europe and elsewhere. They flock to leave, if and when they can.
In these matters, though, one must always return to Clausewitz and “the concentration of forces“. Schwerpunkt.
I cannot see ramshackle Cuba putting up much of a fight, not for more than a few days, against the awesome military might of the USA, but Trump should reflect on the consequences of hubris. It invites nemesis.
At present, it looks as if the USA is staking a claim to Iran, Venezuela, Greenland, Canada, and Cuba (among others).
🚀🇮🇷🇱🇧 NOW: MULTIPLE STRIKES LAUNCHED
🇮🇱 Joint Iranian-Hezbollah attack on Israel 🇧🇭 Iranian strike on Bahrain, warning sirens sounding 🇸🇦 Strikes on U.S. interests in Saudi Arabia
🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸🇶🇦 BREAKING: Iran previously warned that if their energy infrastructure was targeted, they would flatten the WORLD’s LARGEST LNG production complex in Qatar into a parking lot.
Russian troops liberated the community of Aleksandrovka in the Donetsk region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Wednesday:https://t.co/saX9evEguOpic.twitter.com/rvOoSCd0hg
The reasons put forward for getting rid of most jury trials are just camouflage. The real reason is that it would be a step further on the road to “communitarian” tyranny (as seen during the “Covid” panicdemic/scamdemic).
Starmer-stein is the puppet of NWO/ZOG. Join the dots.
There is no “far right” “terrorism” (armed action). If anyone disagrees, then prove it. I mean that there is no really serious action in the UK or mainland Europe, as far as I am aware anyway; all I see in the Press is a few young men shouting nonsense in pubs, or spending their days online, and pretending to be involved in (non-existent) global plots. See also: https://ianrobertmillard.org/2018/05/30/one-mans-extremism-is-another-mans-struggle-for-liberty-and-justice/.
“A poll suggests that almost a quarter of a million young people who are currently not working never plan to get a job and two-thirds are complaining it is too difficult to get a good job, a survey has revealed.
The poll of 5000 18 to 24-year-olds found that a staggering 227,000 youngsters currently out of a job or not studying claim they never intend to enter the labour market.
The startling report found nearly half of those who are working (42 per cent) are receiving financial support from their family, with that number rising to 50 per cent in London.”
[Daily Mail]
Give people a positive reason to be employed, and you will get applicants. No-one wants to work at jobs that do not even cover the cost of basic food and shelter.
— #War_in_Ukraine #Facts #Opinions #Trends #Kharkiv (@HarZizn) February 9, 2023
Russian forces making smallish gains on a basically static front. Nothing on the large scale will change until one side or the other can mount either a large offensive, or pull some tactical or strategic rabbit out of the hat.
This high-rise tower in China isn't a housing block — it's a pig farm.
Each floor operates like a self-contained farm for stages of a young pig’s life. Towers like this are part of China's push to reduce its dependence on agricultural imports. https://t.co/NuCzz7SJ3tpic.twitter.com/0qSIE5esgb
“Boris”-idiot has suggested, I read, that all RAF fighters (and bombers?) be lent or given to the Kiev regime. Was that a hoax report? Maybe. If that were to happen, then the remaining RAF bases (once the occupying USAF forces were chucked out) could go the way of most former RAF airfields, and be turned into tract housing.
I can think of a number of UK air bases that have been turned into housing developments in the past few decades. The same is true of Army bases, such as the one-time Intelligence Corps base at Ashford, Kent, where I recall spending a day in 1975: see https://www.28dayslater.co.uk/threads/templer-barracks-intelligence-corps-depot-ashford-kent-visit-2002-part-1.90734/. The photos in the linked site show how, even a couple of decades ago, housing was encroaching closely upon what was then left of the former Templer Barracks. Templer Barracks had its own guards and entrances, and was a base within a base, surrounded by barracks of the “ordinary” Army. Housing development covered that outer zone first, it seems.
I presume that the areas of Templer Barracks shown are now also tract housing.
[Templer Barracks guardhouse, years after decommissioning]
[One-time guardhouse at now-demolished Templer Barracks, Ashford, with new housing encroaching behind]
Providing yet more military hardware and now increased training for their pilots and marines on top of the 10,000 already trained over the past 6 months. Are they being trained on British soil? NATO controllers are putting its members on a war footing.https://t.co/Txc4ONyZ8khttps://t.co/72vTqAPt86
This black activist ex-Met policeman is back at it today, attacking the Shawcross report's demand to refocus on more minority-heavy terror threats.
He's previously defended BLM, positive discrimination, the concept of institutional racism & white privilege etc. so no surprises. pic.twitter.com/PlacvHXZE2
The irony being, of course, Muslim terrorism is presented to the public as a mental health issue, while often autistic White children *with mental health backgrounds* receive 3 years in prison for owning a "terrorist" manual that's freely sold on Amazon UK and dates to the 1970s.
its a sign of the times where the BASS PLAYER of a washed out dad-rock band is the only one brave enough in the venal public sphere to highlight the context of a war rather than blame it on timeless russian barbarism https://t.co/5FHNRQm1r2
If the UK were to stop its support for the Jewish regime of Zelensky in Kiev and —even more— were the UK to pull back support for what NATO has become (NWO/ZOG), Russia would then supply gas to the UK, to us, at cost price. No-one in the UK would then need to freeze or starve because of “Ukraine” (the Zelensky regime).
Ian Robert Millard 