— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
The US and its allies face a $10 trillion reckoning in the race for rearmament. Leaders are just beginning to come to terms with the huge increase in defense spending needed to counterbalance the militaries of Russia and China – Bloomberg pic.twitter.com/z6bs4aaYLP
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
By the time any of that comes on stream, assuming it is even authorized, any confrontation will have ended, bar the shouting.
Highlights from last night:
๐บ๐ฆ Ukraine will lose the war if the US Congress does not unblock the aid package – Zelensky
๐บ๐ฆ Ukraineโs accession to NATO can only take place after the end of the current conflict, – US State Department pic.twitter.com/4g1xjiHNgT
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
Russia cannot lose this war, and will not lose this war.
Turkey: we will limit the export of dozens of goods to Israel until there is a ceasefire in Gaza
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
CNN quoting American intelligence: Iran's response to the Damascus attack may be this week.
Iran's response will not be from Iran's soil, but through proxies
Iran does not want to give America and Israel an excuse for direct bombing.
— David Morgan ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ท๓ ฌ๓ ณ๓ ฟ #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) April 7, 2024
A medical mercenary; he is far from being the only one.
Meet Humza Yousef, First Minister of Scotland.
Humza introduced a new โhate speechโ law that can lead to up to 7 years imprisonment for racism.
Humza now finds himself the single most-reported person under the new law, for his anti-white racist speech in Parliament. pic.twitter.com/AS2Gd3Jz2X
— David Morgan ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ท๓ ฌ๓ ณ๓ ฟ #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) April 5, 2024
“Scotland has better education than England” (they said). “Scottish people are both better-educated and shrewder than the English” (they said). So why have the Scots voted into government a bad-joke pseudo-nationalist or fake nationalist party headed now by a Pakistani clown? Why is Scottish Labour the same or similar? (“but answer came there none“)…
During the Covid lockdowns, the Welsh Government spent millions of pounds turning the Principality Stadium into a temporary hospital for โCovidโ patients.
“A Lady asked an old street vendor: “How much do you sell your eggs for?” The old man replied “0.50ยข an egg, madam.โ The Lady responded, โI’ll take 6 eggs for $2.00 or I’m leaving.โ The old salesman replied, โBuy them at the price you want, Madam. This is a good start for me because I haven’t sold a single egg today and I need this to live.โ She bought her eggs at a bargain price and left with the feeling that she had won.
She got into her fancy car and went to a fancy restaurant with her friend. She and her friend ordered what they wanted. They ate a little and left a lot of what they had asked for. So they paid the bill, which was $150. The ladies gave $200 and told the fancy restaurant owner to keep the change as a tip.
This story might seem quite normal to the owner of the fancy restaurant, but very unfair to the egg seller. The question it raises is; Why do we always need to show that we have power when we buy from the needy? And why are we generous to those who don’t even need our generosity?
We once read somewhere that a father used to buy goods from poor people at a high price, even though he didn’t need the things. Sometimes he paid more for them. His children were amazed. One day they asked him “why are you doing this dad?” The father replied: “It’s charity wrapped in dignity.โ
I know that most of you will not share this message, but if you are one of the people who have taken the time to read this far… Then this message of attempted “humanisation” will have gone one step further in the right direction.“
Blinken says that Ukraine will be joining NATO. Under Article 5, this means that an attack on Ukraine will be considered an attack on the United States. If you want World War 3, vote Biden in November. pic.twitter.com/kv0fyv5zdf
I despair at the proto-Tory Rachel Reeves. Supply side economist? I think not. Sheโs George Osborne in a bob and a fringe. More austerity, more powers to the HMRC, kitchen table economics, fewer/lower benefits with the middle & the poor brought to book.
The cartoon needs only to replace “Osborne” with “Reeves” (and, though not expressed, Conservative Friends of Israel changed to Labour Friends of Israel).
Talking point
More tweets
The anti-Brexit New European mag points out just 2% of UK visas were issues to high-skill, high-achieving migrants. This is correct. The Tories did it. But it could still be done very differently -if we wanted tohttps://t.co/9mY88fZaM7
The UK needs, and the British people want, no immigration of any sort at all. The UK must start actually educating and training people properly to fulfil occupations requiring great skill and knowledge, and pay them properly as well.
๐ซ๐ท๐ฎ๐ฑ French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejournet proposed introducing sanctions against Israel in order to open checkpoints for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
Zelensky asks his military leadership for maximum defense of Kharkiv, Ritter is convinced that he will soon lose it
HAS ASKED HIS OWNERS TO FORCE THE PRODUCTION OF DRONES WHICH HE THINKS WILL PLAY A MAJOR ROLE
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
“Zelensky asks his military leadership for maximum defense of Kharkiv. Ritter is convinced that he will soon lose it HAS ASKED HIS OWNERS TO FORCE THE PRODUCTION OF DRONES WHICH HE THINKS WILL PLAY A MAJOR ROLE.
Scott RITTER: Now Russia is destroying military targets in Kharkiv on a daily basis, as the Ukrainian armed forces do not have enough ammunition for air defense systems. Soon the Russian army will surround that city, and Kiev will have to cede it. Such a future awaits any city in Ukraine that Russia decides to occupy, because the Ukrainian army cannot provide their sustainable defense.”
The British newspaper The Times estimated that the Russian army, if it succeeds in liberating Kharkiv, will surround the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Donbass.”
I am expecting a general advance of Russian armour and infantry, supported by air power, in 2024 and/or 2025. The Kiev-regime forces do not have the manpower to resist, or will soon not have. They are all now in purely defensive mode, despite the occasional missile or drone provocation attacking Russia itself.
It may be that that general advance will move west and north-west until most of Eastern Ukraine (i.e. east of the Dnieper) is occupied by Russian forces.
Kiev itself has been heavily fortified in defensive layers, including massive minefields. It may be that there will not be an attempt to storm Kiev until much later, in late 2025, or 2026.
The Kiev regime is draining armed forces personnel, arms, ammunition at a fairly rapid rate now. There may be some kind of palace revolution in Kiev, with the Jewish dictator, Zelensky, removed and forced into exile, along with his cabal and their stolen billions. At that point, peace talks may well occur and result in an armistice, even if no final or formal result or peace is possible.
Ironic. That Jewish woman once, quite a few years ago, tweeted openly to another one that I (together with some other person, entirely unknown to me) should be given a glass of strychnine to drink…
Late tweets seen
Israel fear of Iranian attack
Israeli Radio Editor:
The Israeli people are very concerned about the Iranian attack. An even worse situation awaits us and people are afraid of it.
Iran will finally take revenge, and Israel still has many difficult days ahead. People areโฆ pic.twitter.com/1O7ADMKYzG
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
“Israel fear of Iranian attack.
Israeli Radio Editor: The Israeli people are very concerned about the Iranian attack. An even worse situation awaits us and people are afraid of it. Iran will finally take revenge, and Israel still has many difficult days ahead. People are unhappy, the authorities are afraid of an Iranian attack on power plants and blackouts throughout the country.“
Iranian Foreign Minister: From Damascus I loudly declare that Israel will be punished. pic.twitter.com/8y34TIEEpO
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 9, 2024
Talking point
Late music
Crowdfunder
A few weeks ago, I set up a crowdfund appeal to help with the imposed costs of my recent free speech trial. Any donations gratefully received.
If you cannot donate, please share the link wherever you can.
“The UK is trapped in a cycle of political, social and financial turmoil. But there is a way out.
If there is any consensus in our otherwise fractured, toxic national debate it is that we cannot go on like this. Our economy is in crisis, exemplified by an annual ยฃ100bn shortfall in public and private investment, which must be lifted decisively for Britain to break out of todayโs triple whammy of stagnant growth, productivity and living standards.
Society reels from alarming gaps in the provision of crucial public services and the yawning unfairness in the distribution of income, wealth and opportunity.
Our democracy and state seem incapable of acknowledging the full extent of these deformities, let alone adequately responding to them.
Our international standing has plummeted at a time of geopolitical peril. A transformative response is an imperative.
My new book, This Time No Mistakes: How to Remake Britain, tries to address the origins of this interlinked crisis โ and offer a feasible way out. Nothing is immutable. We are agents of our own destiny.
The heart of the problem is a misconception about how capitalism and society work. Capitalism must be managed and regulated to work for the common good, just as society has to be curated to provide fairness and opportunity for all. Crucially, the vitality of the two are interdependent. Capitalism must be organised so it provides economic ladders that every individual can climb while a social contract must offer a floor below which they cannot fall. Britainโs problem is that the Conservative party, in power for all but 13 of the last 45 years, does not accept these truths or interdependencies. Worse, even if it did, neither the dominant culture and practise of our capitalism, nor the structure of our democracy, state and media would have made it easy to fashion the necessary responses.
Conservative ideology has been in thrall to the contrary proposition that markets will self-organise to produce the best economic and social outcomes propelled by individual energy and ambition alone. The British state confers near-continual unfettered power to the Conservatives, and so in their view needs no reform. Yet the reality is that capitalismโs unchecked rollercoaster rhythms create instability, inequity and monopoly and so must be managed and counteracted. Nor can capitalism be relied upon to best organise how firms are governed and ownership responsibilities discharged; how workers are properly trained and paid; or to ensure that fair dealing is the norm between firms and their customers. Of necessity enter the state, much better designed than at present.
The UK has its back against the wall to a degree unparalleled in its peacetime history, facing economic problems more acute than the successive sterling crises of the 20th century or the trade union militancy that prompted the general strike of 1926 or winter of discontent in 1979. The level of our national debt has climbed alarmingly over the past quarter of a century, with no compensating increase in public assets, so that the net worth of the public sector โ assets less liabilities โ is more dangerously in the red than any other country bar Portugal. Similarly, more than 20 years of imports of goods and services exceeding exports has meant our international debts have climbed by ยฃ1.5tn, so that our balance sheet โ positive for centuries as a result of empire and as pioneer of the Industrial Revolution โ is now dangerously negative. Fifty companies that could have been in the FTSE 100 were sold abroad between 1997 and 2017; we are running out of assets to sell. At the same time almost every metric on the economic and social dashboard โ whether social mobility or the number of new companies launching on the London stock market โ is flashing amber or red.
Rightwing ideological maxims, initiated by Margaret Thatcher in 1979 and continued by her imitators, have led to a sequence of policy disasters โ monetarism, wholesale financial deregulation, austerity and then Brexit. Far from launching a renaissance, Thatcher was the author of pernicious decline. The doctrine is that the private โIโ is morally superior to anything public, that the stateโs โcoerciveโ proclivities must be reined in to promote a โfreeโ market, that regulation and taxation stifle enterprise, that unless ferociously means-tested and minimalist, welfare creates a huge underclass of undeserving โshirkersโ, and that good public services follow from a successful economy rather than being integral to it.
Little of the policy that flows from this jumble of ideology and prejudice has any evidence base. As the totality of the failure has unfolded, so the Conservative partyโs unity has fragmented into the blind alleys of libertarianism and the debacle of the Truss government, ongoing phobia about all things European and the temptations of anti-immigrant, anti-foreigner, anti-woke populism. It has become an ungovernable federation of cults.
In the 1980s, monetarism did not contain inflation as billed, but rather prompted mass unemployment, hollowed out much of our productive economy โ manufacturing employment nearly halved in a decade โ and eviscerated public investment. The areas so scarred by the experience would, 30 years later, vote for Brexit. Financial deregulation led to the fastest rise in private indebtedness in our history, propelling illusory economic growth buoyed not by investment and innovation but a flood of credit. It could only end in tears. Writing The State Weโre In in the mid-1990s, to warn of an impending tragedy without a change of course, I did not anticipate the great financial crisis of 2007/8, felt most acutely in Britain, although it was obvious the whole rickety structure could only fail in some way. Nor did I imagine that Britain would repeat the failures with the economically illiterate budgetary tightening of austerity and then torch the one successful economic policy asset it had remaining, EU membership, which had boosted GDP by 10%. Yet such was the grip of the right on the Tory party that their bad ideas, once unthinkable, became our lived reality.
And Britainโs liberal left cannot absolve itself of blame. If Conservatism has over-emphasised the โIโ, the left has not yet found an electorally attractive way of making the case for โWeโ โ or, better still, blending it with the โIโ to create a political philosophy, and attractive policies that flow from it, that would appeal to the majority. My proposition is that the โWeโ should be built on fusing an ethic of socialism grounded in profound human attachment to fellowship, mutuality and co-operation with the ethic of progressive or new liberalism that emerged 150 years ago as a challenge to classic liberalism. Essentially, liberal thinkers such as Thomas Hill Green and Leonard Hobhouse (forerunners of progressive liberals Keynes and Beveridge) argued that individuals and society were in a constant iterative relationship. Individuals shape society, society shapes individuals, and each and everyone has an obligation to make the social whole as strong as possible, which they are obliged to recognise even while they pursue their own ambitions and interests. Green called this the politics of obligation, which not only the great reforming 1905-15 Liberal government would follow, but later the Keynesian economic revolution and Beveridgeโs welfare state.
Labour, as Tony Crosland diagnosed in the 1950s in The Future of Socialism, was founded on being all things leftist to everyone to encourage as big a membership as possible. It was a coalition of Marxists to gradualist Fabians โ so laying the foundation for more than 100 years of feuding. Only the ethic of socialism, which has deep roots in western philosophy, the great religions and the Enlightenment, stands the test of time. It was Aristotle who declared that those who deny the primacy of a healthy society to their individual wellbeing are either โa beast or a godsโ, while the father of British empiricism, Francis Bacon, would write โwealth is like muck. It is not much good but if it be spread.โ
Progressive liberalism and an ethic of socialism are not incompatible value systems: they are complementary. Progressive liberalism leans into the individualism that propels capitalism while accepting social obligations; an ethic of socialism leans into the foundation of a social contract and infrastructure of justice that underpin the sinews of a good society. Ideological socialismโs hostility to capital and liberalismโs association with the upper class and upper middle class initially made a rapprochement between the two impossible. Today those obstacles have faded. It was Tony Blair who saw the opportunity that could be grasped, and perhaps his best contribution to progressive politics was his rewriting of Labourโs infamous high socialist clause IV to articulate the fusion. New Labour may have shrunk from the full implications; it will fall to successors to make it live.
The vision is of a โwe societyโ โ a high investment economy populated by companies that take their social responsibilities seriously, underpinned by a rejuvenated social contract in which health, housing, education, justice, welfare and the labour market all combine to offer every individual the chance fully to participate in work, social and civic life. No more lost Einsteins and Marie Curies.
The starting point must be to raise public investment decisively and so โcrowd inโ private investment radically to lift productivity and real wages (wages adjusted for inflation). Three targets select themselves โ the vital need to close the disgraceful gap in productivity, infrastructure and economic performance between London and the regions; the commitment to achieve net zero by 2050 given the alarming rise in global temperatures; and the need to lift research and development spending dramatically. To move the dial in all these areas will require public borrowing for such investment to rise by at least 1% of GDP, or between ยฃ25bnโ ยฃ30bn, with fiscal rules organised around real-world, rather than accounting, goals. The financial markets will be reassured if they know that the investment they are supporting is strategic and thought through. Britain can break out of its low growth trap without financial mishap.
Shibboleths about taxation need to be put to one side. Taxation represents the โweโ, and as long as the demands on all sections of society are reasonable โ involving at present a greater contribution by the wealthy, whose assets in relation to GDP have doubled since 1980 โ there is no evidence that tax receipts at todayโs level or even marginally higher will damage growth. What matters is that Britain does what it must to lift its growth rate. A โgrowth commissionโ should establish rolling targets for public investment and be held to account to achieving them โ the means to vitally needed change.
Importantly, the savings and investment system must be reshaped to drive credit and equity investment to support the financial needs of the companies big and small that we need to feed off the surge in public investment. Two young institutions โ the UK Infrastructure Bank and British Business Bank โ must be turbocharged so they can operate at the multibillion-pound scale necessary. Banks must be incentivised to supply business loans on much less onerous and flexible terms, and the pension system must be boosted and organised to invest in fast-growing companies based on frontier new technologies. A big multibillion private sector wealth fund โ already mooted by some in the City โ must work in concert with a public sector wealth fund to invest in what will be the great companies of tomorrow, ensuring they stay British-owned to anchor our economy.
The law needs to ensure that companies make their prime objective the achievement of great social purposes rather than short-term self-enrichment. This should especially apply to all our regulated utilities. The best in British business and our utilities have already begun to move in this direction, putting achievement of great purpose at their heart: it needs to become the general rule. Competition policy must be stepped up so that there is much less incentive and capacity to rig prices in monopoly or quasi monopoly positions. This is particularly important for those businesses and sectors whose business models depend on strength in โintangiblesโ โ intellectual property, human skills, data and digital advantages, research โ whose growth has been cramped by so many financial and regulatory biases that favour incumbents. British capitalism, in short, needs to be repurposed both to grow and to work for the common good.
No less essential is to repair the threadbare social contract. The new risks and inequalities that every citizen will confront in an ever faster moving environment, along with new centres of prosperity, need to be mitigated and managed to ensure the new economic world is underwritten by great education, health and housing โ and income support when for any reason people find it impossible to work. The workplace needs to be reconfigured so employees are conferred dignity and voice, with trade unions as active partners of purposeful companies. There must be a proper system of social care. We cannot have children going hungry in their millions, with schools, training institutions and further education colleges allowed to decay. And lastly, housing must be restored as a central pillar of the good society. Council tax, the mortgage market, social housing and the system of tenure all require a major overhaul. It would all be integral to a British-style New Deal.
The British state that perforce must catalyse and lead all this must be reformed and recast. It needs the capacity to act strategically, but with far stronger mechanisms for being held accountable for what it does. Parliament must recover its capacity to deliberate and scrutinise along with making law. The reduction of MPs to mere lobby-fodder ciphers to service the transient whims of an unprecedented churn of ministers is surely one reason why nearly 100 this parliament โ a record โ have been sanctioned for gross lapses in their behaviour. Our second chamber, the Lords, must be democratised. Ethical standards, from conduct in office to political donations, need to be respected and enforced. Boris Johnsonโs abuses cannot be allowed again. The independence of the judiciary must be better entrenched. The tone and content of our national conversation, framed by a dominant and frequently hysterically biased rightwing media magnified by social media, needs to be hosed down โ a revival in public service broadcasting and regulation of content is a necessity.
Britain has the potential to become an envied European economic and social model. Indeed to re-engage with the European Union is another indispensable part of recovery. The case is not only economic, recovering lost markets, increasing trade intensity, and stimulating falling inward investment that are costing a lost 5% of GDP every year (and growing) but geopolitical. Britain must be โin the roomโ where the great decisions on Ukraine, defence, security, energy, climate emergency, and the regulatory standards are taken that will configure our continent. Empire and Commonwealth have gone; the 21st century will be shaped by three great blocs โ the US, China and the EU. To be alone to assert a meaningless โsovereigntyโ to assuage the fantasies of rightwing populists is madness.
The emerging rightwing nexus of libertarian tax-cutters and immigration-phobes, so ready to put achieving those aims above the rule of law and respect for human rights, is unfit to govern. At the next election Britain needs a government that will sure-footedly reshape our capitalism and society to promote growth, enfranchisement and a country at ease with itself โ respecting rather than deifying its past better to build the future. We can act to shape our destiny. This time no mistakes.“
[Will Hutton, in The Guardian]
I disagree with some of that; agree with more.
The most glaring near-omission is that Hutton scarcely mentions the fact that a million non-whites a year are entering the UK. Most of them are —at best— useless, and most of them are staying, and breeding. That alone would destroy any hope of his carefully-constructed “better-society” blueprint.
Hutton prefers just to look down his nose at what he terms “immigration-phobes“. That may cut it with dinner-party attendees wherever Hutton lives (Hampstead? Richmond? Blackheath? Muswell Hill?), but not with the British people. Things are too serious for that, and impact them directly as well as indirectly.
Hutton seems to think that the importation into the UK of a million persons per year, mostly from backward areas of the world, mostly unskilled, often not even speaking English, is either unimportant or actually desirable. He ignores the fact that few are really useful, many (most) parasitic, and not a few actively hostile and/or criminal.
Hutton also uses the term “rightwing“, which is both anachronistic and imprecise; almost meaningless. Disappointing in a former Master of Hertford College, Oxford.
Hutton is a dyed-in-the-wool EU-remainer. He cannot see any alternative to the UK being just a province of an EU bloc. There is at least one alternative which might fly, but he has obviously not considered it (joining with Russia in loose alliance, while keeping amiable relations with the European Union states and even with the USA etc).
The third problem I have with Hutton’s view is that he lays out broadly what he thinks should happen, but without saying how it might happen. How do we get from here to there?
People crying and seething in London because they've seen a few Swastika symbols.
Best stay away from Vivianne Westwood. Upminster Train Station, St Michael's Cathedral in Coventry and Essex County Council building, then.#Culture#Easterpic.twitter.com/ZQhrgWaQEj
two foreign jewish women berating a British policeman and calling for censorship & the enforcement of hate speech laws – and it's conservatives cheering them on https://t.co/WZTYS0TK2b
— White Lives Matter California (@WLMCalifornia) October 2, 2023
An interesting Twitter/X account not seen previously by me.
Washington Post: We Had to Destroy the Democracy to Save It.
The Post reports on how in Europe, the secret police are putting under surveillance political parties that are growing by advocating policies popular with voters.
The tweeter’s reference is to Germany (inter alia). Nearly 80 years after the disastrous end of the Second World War, Germany is still, to some extent, an occupied country.
Around 5,000 migrants have crossed the Channel in small boats so far this year – which represents an increase of almost a third on the first quarter last year. pic.twitter.com/twc9IJvBpe
5,000 in the three months of the year which have the roughest seas in the Channel. That probably means anything up to 50,000, maybe even more, by the end of 2024.
That figure is, however, dwarfed by the total of so-called “legal” migration: “high-skilled workers” (Indians who can work a computer), “fiances/fiancees”, “family members”, “students”, and the rest.
The two figures together will almost certainly top a million in 2024 alone. Totally unsustainable. British society will come apart by reason of the continuing migration invasion.
The most terrifying thing about Scotlandโs hate speech laws are that they appear to have been written by a 5 year old
Or perhaps suggesting they use the word โincitementโ would be deemed hate speech pic.twitter.com/iBBBHTE1PZ
The SNP’s cartoon brand of Scottish “nationalism” has no problem with the leaders of two of the three main parties “up there” being of Pakistani origin, has no problem with a future “independent” Scotland (which will probably never exist anyway) being part of the EU and so largely ruled and regulated by that supranational body, no problem (in reality) with Scotland continuing to be a part of NATO (and so not “independent” in terms of military or naval strategy), and no problem with the Scots being slowly or not so slowly replaced in their own land by hordes of “blacks and browns”.
In short, the SNP is both a fake and a political bad joke. Its two previous leaders have faced, or are facing, criminal charges, and its brief time in the sun (from 2015 to 2024) looks set to descend into night.
We have just got new vicar, we havenโt had permanent vicar for two years. Church is giving away our money on slavery repatriation when it wonโt give one penny to fix our church buildings, while our congregations struggle to raise 10s of thousands to fix grade 2 listed buildings
She's more of a Conservative than you & your one nation mates sadly. Never has a party been so disconnected & out of touch with its electorate & never has a govt failed its voters so miserably.
— Whistleblower ๐ฌ๐ง (@PeteJacksonGMP) March 30, 2024
I am angry about what you and other MPs have done to our country. You let us down. You did not listen to us. All you care about is yourself. You left us, not the other way around. Be ashamed
Nobody cares, Esther. So greatly have the arrogant Tories betrayed their base that vengeance, which is imminent, will be sweet. https://t.co/peYGruuup8
#R4today ask why we keep trying to get both parents into work when there is a shortage of jobs AND why is it so difficult to live on one wage while rearing the kids when it used to be easy?#NurseryPlaces#CostOfLivingCrisis#BrokenBritain
Nobody cares anymore after social media screened Israel genocide on Palestinian people! Maybe talk about that!!! You canโt go and murder 12 thousand children and then cry that someone offended you by displaying swastika and cop is right it depends on context!
— Paulina Zielinska (@PaulinaZielins9) April 1, 2024
Just imagine— after GE 2024, that thick Israel-puppet, Lammy, is set to be the new Foreign Secretary. Unglaublich…
Transgenderism gains additional protections because it is a male sexual rights movement campaigning for epistemological abolitionism and cultural nihilism – but โhate speechโ laws are illiberal, censorious and designed to chill any discourse and must be repealed in full.
Mirabile dictu…I find myself in agreement with both J.K. Rowling and once-well-known tweeter Robbie Travers… and on the same day.
This is best rebuttal I've read yet to the absurd bien-pensant notion that because Scotlandโs new hate crime law is vague and the guidance around it is contradictory, it probably won't do much. No: this vagueness is the biggest problem https://t.co/chOgWvPBWQ
Vagueness is the enemy of a “society under law”. I myself was convicted in November 2023 of breaching the Communications Act 2003, s.127, a law so unjust and poorly-drafted that the Law Commission has formally recommended its repeal.
I was supposed to have published, on this blog, a number of remarks, comments, and cartoons that were “grossly offensive“, and mostly, it was said, about Jewish behaviour.
Truth was irrelevant. Harm was also irrelevant (the Prosecution and the trial judge both accepted from the start that there was no “victim” in the case, and that no actual “harm” had been done to anyone at all).
The prosecution was procured (God knows how…) by the malicious cabal known as “Campaign Against Antisemitism”, a very small but very well-funded Jewish-Zionist group that has admitted, both on Twitter/X and its own website, that it has been trying to have me prosecuted on various bases for 7+ years; I think closer to 10 years.
In fact, the “CAA” has had only a notional victory.
Yes, the “CAA” managed to apply political pressure sufficient to make compliant police box-tickers annoy me with pointless and supposedly “voluntary” interviews in 2017 and 2021 (after the “CAA” made completely false accusations against me); yes, the “CAA” also managed to have political pressure applied to the Crown Prosecution Service so that I was eventually prosecuted (in 2023); yes, I have been inconvenienced by the whole process (though never arrested) and, yes, I was later convicted in the magistrates’ court, having defended myself alone and unaided from all those manifestations of Britain’s new poundland police state.
Having said that, the “CAA” has obviously been disappointed at the ultimate result. My sentence (15 days or part-days of so-called “rehabilitation” under the Probation Service, and a costs order amounting to ยฃ734) was clearly less severe than they wanted. It is a nuisance, and one that inconveniences me, yes, but no more.
The “CAA” has been so miffed at the sentence passed upon me that it and its Jewish supporters have not even tweeted about how I have been sentenced (they did tweet when I was convicted last year). Not one tweet from the “CAA” itself about me since the sentence was handed down, and only a couple (I saw 2 or 3 tweets) from stray frustrated “CAA” supporters saying how “derisory” was my sentence. I myself would not say that: the sentence was and is a nuisance, and has caused minor inconvenience, but not excessive inconvenience.
I suppose that the “CAA” will continue to push the police and CPS (when will the office bods of those two organizations realize that they are being “played”?), but I doubt that the “CAA” will get very far; we shall see.
Anyone wishing to help me out with the Court costs order mentioned can do so via https://www.givesendgo.com/GC14J. Thank you. If you cannot donate, please share the link on social media etc. Thank you.
I have already had a few meetings with the rather charming ladies of the Probation Service.
As for the supposedly “grossly offensive” blog posts which founded the November 2023 conviction, they are still extant and capable of being seen. I think that I shall not provide a link to them, in the circumstances, but they are all (all 5 of them) still on the blog, and will remain there indefinitely.
The blog continues to be published daily or near-daily and, while the conviction will, in effect, require me to be more cautious in terms of tone, the material covered will remain much the same, except that I hope to present more from the world of ideas and policy, and perhaps slightly less in terms of mere comment.
The sentencing district judge (on 14 March 2024) refused the Prosecution’s application for a Criminal Behaviour Order against me (which might have restricted my free speech on the blog even further), because it would have been pointless, and because it was so badly-drafted; pathetically poorly, in fact.
I am now under no greater onus, from the strictly legal point of view, than I was when this whole legal and juridical circus started in early 2023.
So there it is…
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These fucking lunatic israelis just bombed the Iranian embassy in Damascus
Unbelievable violation of the Vienna convention and Syria and Iran's sovereignty.
Laurence Fox is ideologically incorrect all the same. We have a right to be Europeans in a European ethnostate. Don’t use the language (e.g. “racist scum“) of the enemy.
Laurence Fox is also pro-Israel and pro-Jewish lobby. Sadly misguided.
Laurence Fox has nothing of interest to say; he should retire from politics (insofar as he is in politics in the first place) as gracefully as possible and as soon as possible.
๐ถ The Israeli Parliament passes new law that will ban the Qatari Wahhabist state TV channel Al Jazeera from broadcasting in Israel.
The White House in Washington D.C. has voiced its concern regarding the impact the new Israeli law proposal will have on freedom of speech. pic.twitter.com/PpsoahKLkT
The speech of the Easter white bunny at the White House in Washington seemed to many Republicans more meaningful than press conferences and speeches by representatives of the Joe Biden administration and the American president himself pic.twitter.com/5qQvWe3PZz
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 1, 2024
The situation in one of the deserts of Saudi Arabia against the backdrop of abnormal hail and rains that have continued in the region since the beginning of winter pic.twitter.com/8CC5iebpGO
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 1, 2024
"Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia:
โIsrael's attack on the Iranian embassy could lead to war.โ"
— S p r i n t e r F a c t o r y (@Sprinterfactory) April 1, 2024
Israel wants to provoke a situation in which the USA will back up Israel and maybe destroy Iran for the Israelis. Tail wags dog…
From today, in Scotland, it is a crime to use what others perceive to be โthreatening or abusiveโ behaviour which stirs up hatred on the basis of "protected characteristics", incl. what's said in your own home & which will go on your criminal record. This is not an April Fools.
I hope that there are Scottish people who will not only oppose these police-state measures but who will also identify the most guilty behind the new repression.
"Labour should give British citizenship to millions of EU migrants", says pro-Labour think tank. This is just one of several plans to upend Britain's democracy in Labour's favour, as I wrote about last month …https://t.co/UA2ukmAaby
Well, that pretty much puts the cap on the expected “Conservative” Party debacle at the upcoming General Election.
The Con Party is presently running at between 19% and 27% in various opinion polls, with most closer to the lower level. Call it 23%. Of those 23 points, about 20 points consist of the votes of persons over 65. If that demographic were all to vote elsewhere or abstain, the Con Party would be looking at a vote of about 3%, the same sort of level as that typically achieved nationwide by the Greens (2.7% in 2019).
Of course, that will not happen. Many middle-aged and elderly people are people of habit. Many have habitually voted Con for decades. Many say “so if I don’t vote Conservative, for what can I vote?” Brainwashed by the “two main parties” scam.
Having said that, I now think that many people even of advanced years are now angry enough to either abstain or vote elsewhere as a protest.
I do not think it totally impossible now for the Conservative Party to go one or two points below 20% at GE 2024. That would mean only a few Conservative Party MPs left— between 20 and 50, depending on all the other factors in play.
Sam Melia and Laura Towler
[Laura Towler and Sam Melia]
I see that their crowdfunder is now at (as of time of writing) ยฃ56,350, a magnificent sum, and still increasing, though more slowly than in the days since Melia’s sentencing hearing (last Friday, 1 March 2024; he was sent down for 2 years, meaning that he will probably not emerge for 12 months, maybe 8 months).
The money will support Laura Towler (who has a young child, with another expected within weeks), will make Melia’s time in prison more tolerable, and will support the couple and their socio-political struggle in 2025 and thereafter.
“UPDATE: Firstly, we would like to thank everyone who has donated so generously to this campaign, from the bottom of our hearts we are thankful for such a wonderful outpouring of support.
Secondly, as most of you will now be aware, Sam has been sentenced to two years custodial sentence.
Sam is now incarcerated in a British prison for the ‘crime’ of producing messages the prosecution admitted were ‘totally lawful’. What’s more, under this particular law, the Judge reminded that the jury that the ‘truth was no defence’.
This campaign will remain live for the duration of Sam’s imprisonment and the money raised will support Sam’s pregnant wife Laura and their child Catherine.“]
A modest donation (the minimum amount is only ยฃ4) not only supports a young family (and particularly a young mother who is also a staunch social-nationalist and who is imminently expecting a baby while her husband is —unjustly— in prison), but also sticks it to the System.
[Update, same day: the following message is believed to have originated from Laura Towler:
“We can now write letters to Sam
Iโve just spoken to Sam. He is in HMP Leeds. He wonโt be staying there for the whole of his sentence but it might take a while for him to move. Heโs safe and has made friends. Heโs been exercising and reading a lot. He says the worst thing (other than missing us) is that itโs quite boring, although the library is pretty good. He said he would appreciate letters from people to help pass the time. Please donโt get too political or the letter wonโt get through.
Samuel Melia A3370FCHMP Leeds 2 Gloucester Terrace Stanningley Road Leeds West Yorkshire LS12 2TJ
You can include a stamped address envelope in the first letter if you want him to write back. We can also send him books from their preferred suppliers and also email him. Iโll provide some more information on this shortly.“].
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Mustache Man speaking on Palestine:
โThe country is undergoing restriction of its liberty by the most brutal resort to force.. is being robbed of its independence & is suffering the cruelest maltreatment for the benefit of jewish interlopers.. the poor arabs are defenseless &โฆ pic.twitter.com/4ZYNgMEL70
How the fuck is the deranged Rachel Reeves even a member of the Labour Party. Is this new image meant to make her look like a serious politician or did she deliberately pick the psychotic serial killer look? https://t.co/jmzblu1Xyv
Rachel Reeves was also caught trying to defraud the Parliamentary expenses system in various ways.
Now Rachel Reeves is intending to increase the existing harassment and bullying of the sick and disabled, and unemployed, in the UK, a theme she has supported previously.
The present Government has to be removed, but anyone who imagines that “the party formerly known as Labour” will be better is deluding himself.
And then we have Darren Jones and other senior Labour front benchers like Rachel Reeves pointing to the inflated size of the debt after 14 years of austerity ruination and invoking the exact same economically illiterate tropes as the Tories did in 2010,
More torment and bullying for the sick and benefit claimants and five more years of failed and destructive neoliberalism. Hope rarely survives contact with Rachel Reeves.
Hmm . . . "I will never play fast and loose with the public finances" says Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chancer. In 2015 Rachel Reeves had her credit card taken from her for ยฃ4,000 bogus expense claims, and there's more – pic.twitter.com/OGKdrsHbVI
Demonising the disabled is a Tory tactic. Shame on you, Rachel Reeves. https://t.co/mO9MvzfBU6
— Sam๐โค๐๐ท๐๐ต๐ธ (@CounsellingSam) March 7, 2024
When people show you who they really are, believe them. Rachel Reeves & Liz Kendal told us back in 2015, Jess Phillips, Lisa Nandy , David Lammy since around 2019, and Starmer since 2020 Why would you trust these people with running our country?
Labour’s main problem in getting to its GE 2024 “victory by default” is its own MPs, and especially its own front bench. Every time they open their mouths, they seem less pleasant, and indeed less competent. I suppose that is why Starmer keeps them gagged whenever possible.
Woman on ยฃ93,731, subsidised food, travel, housing, alcohol, 2 properties she can make profit from, unlimited claims for energy the 2nd one. Knows benefits lowest in the OCD, state pension lowest in the ๐. Patron saint of presenteeism. 330,000 + have died due to โausterityโ. pic.twitter.com/m3auAgZqMD
— NotVotingForGenocidePeddlers#BLM #WeAreSoFucked (@bigfadge) March 6, 2024
Liz Kendall, yet another “Labour Friend of Israel”…
— David Morgan ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ท๓ ฌ๓ ณ๓ ฟ #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) March 7, 2024
Ha. Very true. Without the TV fear-propaganda, the System could never have got away with, for example, the 2020-2022 “Covid” panicdemic or scamdemic.
That tweet reminded me of a scene from this film:
A rather odd film, which (as has often happened with me when I encounter experimental-style films, like those of Tarkovsky) grew on me when I saw it for the second and third time (on video).
I first saw Alice in the Cities in the early 1980s, at some art-house cinema, as the Americans say, in Hampstead. I was rather reluctantly dragged there by someone I knew, “Major Tillman” (a nom de guerre), and his French girlfriend. His girlfriend apparently later complained that I had “fidgeted...like a little child“. Probably. I do not have a lot of patience with films. I believe that I heard that they eventually married, and now live in Paris.
On seeing the film again, I think twice more, so three times altogether over 20 years, the film grew on me, though I still think it not entirely a success, artistically.
“Laurence Douglas Fink (born November 2, 1952) is an American billionaire businessman. He is a co-founder, chairman and CEO of BlackRock, an American multinational investment management corporation.[1]
BlackRock is the largest money-management firm in the world with more than US$10 trillion in assets under management.[2][3]
"Weโre shipping in more people & GDP per capita is flatlining. This blows a hole in Whitehallโs assumption we need ever more immigration to drive growth" (Iain Martin, The Times). Indeed ๐https://t.co/enNED9cWuS
In reality, the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan is being implemented by cabals of evil persons embedded in the Government, Parliament, msm, and Civil Service. They scarcely even try to conceal the agenda any more.
Another talking point
In fact, that person’s opinion is legally incorrect.
“1)A person is guilty of theft if he dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it; and โthiefโ and โstealโ shall be construed accordingly.“
[Theft Act 1968, s.1]
It is a long time since I practised at the Bar (2008) and even longer (nearly 30 years, early/mid 1990s) since I did any ordinary criminal law, but my clear recollection is that someone can be convicted of shoplifting (theft) without having left the store. That is because the immediately-relevant component of the offence is that the person has “appropriated the rights of the owner” to the goods taken (with a dishonest intent) and with the intent of permanently depriving the owner.
Assuming that the foodbank basket is (as the one in Waitrose is, and I think at Tesco etc) under the name and control of [name]-Foodbank, then anyone taking food from the shelves, with the appropriate intent, and then “giving” that food to the foodbank by placing it in the foodbank basket or bin has committed the offence, even if the shoplifter does not get any (material) benefit.
In fact, I doubt whether it would be any different even were the foodbank basket or bin to be labelled with the name of the supermarket, because the shoplifter has still “appropriated the rights of the owner” to the goods, and intending to permanently deprive. I have no idea whether that exact situation has ever been tested in court, or in appellate court, though.
The same is true of a shoplifter who places items in a shopping bag or pocket (assuming that the “mental element” of dishonesty is present). It is not necessary, to ground the offence, for the shoplifter to have left the store with the goods taken. This is a common misconception.
It is true that store detectives and the like usually do wait until the suspected shoplifter has exited the building before stopping the suspect. That is because the shoplifter can hardly then claim to have intended to pay (as he or she might be able to say if stopped somewhere inside the store); there have, though, been appeal cases reported (often in the 1970s, the Theft Act 1968 still then being quite new) where convictions were upheld under such circumstances.
It is just easier for store detectives to stop suspects outside.
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#Sydenham Library is once again operating a 5 day service and we are on the look out for new #volunteers. If you can spare a few hours a week to help keep this vital service open please do get in touch! contact@sydenhamlibrary.co.uk https://t.co/8X7piBgD33#se26#lewisham
Public libraries are vital even though most people, most of the time, do not use them. A component of a civilized society.
The beauty of your country and it's race, ethnicity and culture is not something to just flippantly discard and destroy in a melting pot of immigration.
The Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan, or a large part of it.
On those days when you feel like the whole world is out to get you ………………………. ………….They are. Your government is allowing thousands every day to come destroy you, your family and everything your people ever worked to build.
Meanwhile, in Reykjavik, migrants storm the Icelandic parliament as they debated tougher immigration laws. They demand housing and their families to join them in Iceland. Deport them now. pic.twitter.com/4EiYgbWemy
God. This whole invasion is like a skin condition, a spreading rash of some sort.
It happened again. Another European girl was killed at the hands of a migrant in Vienna and she wasnโt the first one this week. And tomorrow it will happen again, because white lives donโt matter to our globalist leaders.
The absolute depravity of the #Israeli forces – last night there was a video of them killing sheep by sniper fire – now it's shelling horses. Ah well, they couldn't find any children to massacre for a few minutes in #Gaza obviously…๐ก https://t.co/RgGEJsrbir
I once heard Ben Houchen on the radio. Quite impressive. In fact, more so than most “dirty democratic politicians“, as Hitler termed them. However, I have found in my life that, usually, the most impressive-seeming people are “all hat and no cattle“, in the Texan phrase.
I think that I must pen, sometime, a little monograph, in the manner of Sherlock Holmes, but not about types of cigar ash; about impressive-seeming people and how few of them achieve greatness or even adequacy.
The most significant revelation of the whole interview?
[“Boris” Johnson with other Jews and part-Jews, including the notorious —now deceased— paedophile MP, Greville Janner (at right), distributing chocolate coins to Jewish children after dark]
"We have an epidemic of cowardice in the world today, but especially in the West. People would rather be socially accepted, be cool, get into the right places, the right colleges, be in the right crowds, than do the right thing" — @bariweiss
โผ๏ธ Russian President Vladimir Putin, during an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson , the recording of which was published on the TCN (Tucker Carlson Network) website on February 9, said that Ukraine is an artificially created republic that appeared in 1922 duringโฆ pic.twitter.com/ssqrGwfYxP
“Russian President Vladimir Putin, during an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson , the recording of which was published on the TCN (Tucker Carlson Network) website on February 9, said that Ukraine is an artificially created republic that appeared in 1922 during the formation of the USSR.
โWhen forming the Soviet Union – this is already 1922 – the Bolsheviks began to form the USSR and created a Soviet Ukraine, which did not exist until now. At the same time, [Joseph] Stalin insisted that these republics that were being formed should be included as autonomous entities,โ Putin said.
Russia wants to achieve a settlement in Ukraine through negotiations, the Russian leader said in an interview. He expressed confidence that both countries โsooner or laterโ will be able to reach an agreement. Putin said Ukraine refused to negotiate with Russia โon instructions from Washington,โ adding that the decision was wrong and must now be corrected.
Putin said that Russia has not yet achieved its goals in Ukraine.
The West has already come to an understanding that it is impossible to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia; it will fight for its interests to the end. Vladimir Putin told American journalist Tucker Carlson about this.
Putin: The West fears a strong China more than a strong Russia because there are 150 million people in Russia, and one and a half billion in China, and the Chinese economy is developing by leaps and bounds – more than five percent a year, it was even more. But this is enough for China. Bismarck once said: the main thing is potentials. China’s potential is colossal; it is the first economy in the world today in terms of purchasing power parity and economic volume. They have already overtaken the United States for quite some time, and the pace is growing.
Russia is not interested in a war with Poland, Latvia or another country ; Moscow may consider sending troops in the event of an attack, Putin said. He emphasized that getting involved in a โglobal warโ does not meet common sense.“
All of those points can be found on this blog, in posts published over the past 2+ years.
Report from Lebanese networks: The French Foreign Ministry informed the Lebanese authorities that Israel intends to start a war not only against Hezbollah territories, but also against all of Lebanon. pic.twitter.com/eLk74byVXk
There has not been such devastation, and deliberate devastation, since the Second World War.
Editorials from today's leading American newspapers. Not a single one (!) reported on them about the interview between Putin and Carlson pic.twitter.com/YaEz3I3SOq
I can think of a suitable cartoon to accompany that, but according to the police and CPS, and (after my recent magistrates’ court conviction) the Bench, that particular cartoon is both “antisemitic” and “grossly offensive” (because it is said to imply that Jews control the Press in the USA, UK etc), so I had better not publish it again…
Ukraine under the Jew Zelensky is a failed state, a fake state, and a gangster state, a brutal, shambolic and corrupt dictatorship.
Clinton criticizes Carlson for his interview with Putin
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton attacked journalist Tucker Carlson for going to Russia to interview President Vladimir Putin. She warned that there is a "fifth column" in the US that is allegedly doing Moscow'sโฆ pic.twitter.com/ubgH4BqNrK
What about the Jewish lobby fifth column embedded at the heart of government in the USA (and UK)?
"Putin spent 30 minutes talking about the history of Russia and Ukraine going into detail and all without a reminder. Biden can't remember when his son died." ๐ป pic.twitter.com/FgM0tTIkjQ
I might find it hilarious that the USA is now at least notionally ruled by a demented old fellow who can scarcely remember his ownname or what day of the week it is, were it not for the danger that his actions might trigger a nuclear war.
By now over 100 million people have watched the #TuckerCarlson's interview with #Putin and the number keeps growing. it's an avalanche and is destroying and burying the lies that Western governments and mainstream media have painstakingly manufactured.
-Putin knows way too much history -Putin is operating on an intellectual plane far above all US politicians -Putin appears to want cooperation but the West have isolated Russia -Putin does not want to invade Poland or take over the worldโฆ pic.twitter.com/VGiLYu74pD
Saw a Twitter/X account from a young woman (I think) whose profile starts with “Inspiring writer” (presumably she means “Aspiring writer“). She (?) has a steep hill to climb, I think…
“It is literally a prison planet.” Former Blackrock portfolio manager, Ed Dowd, explains why every last remnant of human freedom depends on widespread rejection of CBDC. “Once the central bank digital currency is linked to all your credit cards and bank accounts, then social controls can be implemented. If you’re a dissenter like me, talking about truth, they shut you down.“
What exactly were the ''lies'', Guy?
Give us examples. Substantiate your arguments.
Explain it to Europeans calmly and in detail – instead of relying on fear mongering, arrogantly claiming the moral high ground, spending OUR tax money and dragging us into WW III.
It was yesterday, but I thought it worthwhile to repost that.
An estimated 500 million people fell into poverty during the pandemic, but the wealth of the worldโs billionaires rose by $3.78 trillion since 2020 – the biggest wealth transfer in the history of the planet. pic.twitter.com/DIszuFAFFG
They're afraid because they've painted a good man as evil and they have sided with evil, and they should be ashamed & marched out https://t.co/0tReuxpolO
“Good man” is debatable. After all, “no-one can rule guiltlessly” [Saint-Just], but Putin is certainly at least as good a man as those opposing him, both here and in Russia itself.
People usually want things to be black-and-white, simple. Not everything is black-and-white. Look at modern history. There were people, some people, in the SS and even, rather later, in the KGB and GRU, who meant well, were relatively honourable, and who might be described in the superficial sense as “good” people, and there were those in the USA and UK, and also in the internal opposition(s) to both National Socialist and Soviet socialist rule, who were rather “bad” people.
If life is a chess game, it is often “three-dimensional chess”.
It seems to me —as far as I have read etc— that Israel is now quite centralized on Tel Aviv and its region, though the Jerusalem area has as many or more inhabitants. The economy is centred on that region. The Israeli state can absorb a certain amount of conflict in border areas (Gaza, the Golan Heights and Northern Israel, even the West Bank), so long as the central belt around Tel Aviv is still functioning.
The increasing capabilities of Hezbollah, especially what seems to be their fast-upgraded missile programme, threaten Tel Aviv and the surrounding region. The Israeli ruling circles are therefore probably contemplating a massive attack on southern Lebanon to destroy the Hezbollah infrastructure before missiles of real power rain down on Tel Aviv.
The Israelis are willing to take a hit in terms of international perception of Israel, a public relations hit, and also an economic hit, so long as that Hezbollah infrastructure can be at least badly damaged.
Were Hezbollah or other powers able to heavily damage Tel Aviv itself, the Israeli economy would tank, and the exodus (?) of dual-passport Jews from Israel —30,000+ since October 2023— would become a flood.
[a major interchange in Tel Aviv]
[general view of Tel Aviv]
[Diamond Exchange District, Ramat Gan, a few miles east of Tel Aviv]
I'm a fan of @Spectator but this is wrong. "The high number of immigrants to UK [are] highly skilled, more likely to work & pay taxes". Incorrect. We are importing LOW skill, LOW wage migration which takes more OUT than contributes to economy & public services ๐โฆ
And unless we deliver sweeping reforms over the next few years, which seem unlikely with a Labour gvt(s?) this will only get worse, as I talk about here. We are not attracting the "best & the brightest". https://t.co/fvp6Iunciv
Labour Party rule will be as bad as the present misgovernment, or even worse. The same forces control both.
There are huge numbers of people in the UK who simply refuse to see what is in front of them. For those people, immigration into the UK —and into Europe as a whole— is somehow good (and even if not, “inevitable”), as is the resultant mixed-race society.
Deluded people, in the socio-political sense. As Hitler said of the 1919-1933 Weimar Republic mainstream, “they want not only their daily bread but also their daily illusion“.
“We will restore democratic control of immigration policy after we leave the EUโ, Johnson confidently proclaimed. โWe must be much more open to high-skilled immigration, such as scientists, but we must also assure the public we have control over the number of unskilled immigrants coming into the countryโ.
This promise โ that Brexit Britain would be completely reshaped around highly-skilled, highly-selective, and highly-controlled immigrationโ has been repeated by countless Tories ever since and still guides Spectator-style Toryism today.
The only problem, as new data makes clear, is that it was a lie. A big, fat, barefaced Tory lie. The country, the British people, got no such thing.
Contrary to what Boris Johnson and then Liz Truss and then Rishi Sunak promised, Britain has not been transformed into an oasis of highly-skilled scientists and big tech entrepreneurs who are contributing more than they are taking.
Far from it.
Under the Tories, Britain has become even more a country of mass, uncontrolled, and unassimilated immigration โmuch of which is not high-skill or selective at all.
Consider just one of many mind-boggling statistics.
Over the last five years, about two million people from outside Europe arrived in Britain through net migration. But how many do you think came for work?
Just 15 per cent. Thatโs right. 15 per cent.
The rest entered Britain as the relatives of workers, international students, the relatives of these students, or as asylum-seekers and refugees.“
[from Matt Goodwin’s blog].
Few of the migrants are “high-skilled”, few work in “high-skilled” (or any) occupations.
๐จ๐ท๐บ Putin: โThey are trying to replace international law with order. What order? What rules? Who invented them? It's just bullshit, nonsense!
All the time we hear: you must, you are obliged, we are seriously warning you. Who are you people? What right do you have to warnโฆ pic.twitter.com/f2YBXwdSYb
Christiane, if you had a CNN sit-down with Putin, it wouldnโt be an โinterview,โ โ it would be a deep state HIT JOB. You know nothing but LIES and PROPAGANDA. Do not compare your MEDIA PROSTITUTION to Tuckerโs journalism.
๐๏ธ Why shld any voter listen to Liz Truss when she frightened the markets to such an extent the ยฃ fell against the $, mortgage rates soared & the Bank of England had to step in to save our pensions?
Incidentally, Victoria Derbyshire misspelled the name.
An example of what is so wrong in that interface where public administration meets political propaganda, public relations, and low-level journalistic scribbling.
Look at his background. Five years of higher education at Oxford and Cambridge, studying natural sciences, after which he seems to have spent not far off three years working for Brexit-related pressure group organizations (Vote Leave, and then Brexit Central), followed by a year at the Guido Fawkes news outlet. Then? Straight to government as a Special Adviser (average pay is around ยฃ100,000 p.a.) in several posts over three years, culminating at 10, Downing Street.
After the fall of Liz Truss, Bennett left Downing Street (I presume involuntarily) and is now (after what seems to have been a year unemployed, or at any rate not detailed on Linked-In) in the world of politics-related public relations, like so many of such people.
People have to come from somewhere; no-one these days jumps fully-formed from university to government at a high level, but one wonders whose hands the government of this country is in when it is advised by people with so slight-seeming a background.
Odd-looking fellow. Must be about 32-33. Origins not known.
“SpAds” are a creation of the past few decades. Unnecessary,.
In the mid-Victorian era, public administration and much else was reformed: Army and Navy officer recruitment, the Civil Service, the Courts and legal profession etc. May be time to look again at how many parts of the public realm are organized.
Looking at the Liz Truss news, it is absolutely incredible that that silly woman now seems to imagine that she can return to some kind of political prominence. Her pseudo-“libertarian” ideology just does not resonate with the voters, and will not, even if conflated with some kind of anti-“woke”, anti-immigration ballast.
Matt Goodwin (continued)
Incidentally, that Matt Goodwin article reposted here above ends (at least the free-to-read version) with:
“While theyโre losing support to Labour and Reform, theyโre also now losing an even larger number of their 2019 voters to something else — apathy.
Many people in Britain are simply giving up on politics, no longer convinced any of the big parties can fix the big problems facing the country. And this is especially true for people who voted Conservative at the last election.
Most of the people who have abandoned the Tories in recent months have not gone to Labour or Reform. Instead, they now say they will not vote at all, do not know who to support, or simply refuse to answer the question from pollsters. And the number who now say this is not small. About one in three of them now say this.“
[Matt Goodwin’s blog].
Many many British people now, either consciously or unconsciously, support the kind of social nationalism that I do, but they will not admit to it, by reason of the muffled repression now part of UK society. Look at my blog.
I am going to be sentenced in the magistrates’ court next month for allegedly having published five (5) of the 1,700+ blog posts put on my WordPress blog since the end of 2016. If “the pen is mightier than the sword“, then the Jewish/Zionist lobby, using the police and CPS as proxies, are trying to take away that pen…
There is also the point that no proper social-national party or movement exists in the UK. The one that is most closely akin to such a movement, Patriotic Alternative, is itself now subject to repression. Sam Melia, one of the leading figures, has just been convicted, in the Crown Court, of “incitement”, on evidence that would have shamed the Star Chamber; his personal bank account had already been shut down a couple of years ago, along with that of his wife, Laura Towler.
Britain is not really anything like a “free country” now; it certainly has very little “free speech”.
Looking at the electoral situation politically, it seems that non-voting apathy might now amount to half of the eligible electorate. That might be seen as a positive fact, though. The right movement might energize that half of the population.
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This is so depressing, but I find it hard to disagree. I'm already thinking of a future for my kids somewhere else. https://t.co/JtRS6hXpDy
Ha ha! I had better not comment in such terms as I should prefer, in view of my upcoming sentencing hearing but if, as Pollard and Collier claim, “antisemitism” is so embedded in, eg, the courts, how come I have been bothered by the police, then charged and convicted under a “bad” law (Communications Act 2003, s.127, which the Law Commission has recommended for repeal), and now face actual judicial sanction for having allegedly published a few “antisemitic” comments and cartoons during 2020-2022?
NEW POST. Them Vs. US. Elites are now dangerously out-of-touch from millions of people who surround them. Findings from a new study https://t.co/IgUbH1omZg
I engage in debates about immigration bc I do not think our mainstream debate, the legacy institutions, the prevailing culture, come anywhere close to reflecting what the British people really think & feel about this issue e.g. -> https://t.co/8pqgZg6radhttps://t.co/EqiSTaR0UU
[Hitler, as Chancellor, greets wellwishers at the Berghof]
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Miriam Cates is much closer to the public mood on Rwanda, illegal & legal immigration than the vast majority of MPs in Westminster. Wanting strong & secure borders and lower migration is not "culture wars" — it's what the vast majority of Brits want See https://t.co/liUeIhMiRYhttps://t.co/AdjlXYBXHI
Non-white professor (Imperial College) and tweeter thinks (or at least implies) that “proper public services” can be had when a million non-white migrant-invaders, almost all low-skilled or no-skilled, are entering the country every single year.
An example of what we, the British people, are up against in trying, at the last moment, to save this country.
There are millions of foolish people who think that you can degrade a country’s population over decades, yet at the same time maintain, or even improve, that society and its overall standard of living, public services etc. No. That is impossible.
The main thing of importance now is to create the conditions for a people which can then, over time, be a foundation for a much later superculture.
Demography is destiny? "Between 2016 & 2020 Trump gained support among Latino voters. The Democrats have an increasingly tenuous hold on Asian vote & their support from black non-college-educated voters is slipping. Biden fell short of earning the support of a majority ofโฆ
Until yesterday, Bob Dole held the primary record in Iowa with a 12 point lead. Trump, as I said to Substack subscribers he would, just smashed that with a lead of almost 30 points. https://t.co/ucJXg3GWbc
Dole, of course, failed to become President of the USA. Trump is a different story. Against demented and half-dead (not to mention corrupt) Biden, Trump would have every chance.
As well as the sheer scale of public disillusionment on this issue. When Brits are asked who they trust to fix the crisis they do NOT choose Labour over Cons. The most popular answer by a country mile is "none of them"https://t.co/aXOiNbcq6Opic.twitter.com/6cCB1CA6O4
A real social-national party would, if one existed and were resourced, capture about 40% of the UK voters almost immediately, but “a certain tribe” makes sure that one cannot exist or survive for long, and that tribe effectively controls or very strongly influences the mainstream media, publishing etc in the UK.
Lastly, the Conservative failure to resolve the crisis is a major reason why about 10-15% of their 2019 voters are defecting to Reform, and another 30%-ish defecting to apathy. Many of these are pro-Brexit and sceptical of both mass legal and illegal migrationโฆ
I am sceptical of the Rwanda plan for several reasons, but would rather have it than not have it, the way things are. At least some of the bastards would thereby be expelled from the UK and Europe.
Of course, even if it worked perfectly, the Rwanda plan would affect mainly the “small boat arrivals”, not the vast mass of so-called “legal” migrants or migrant-invaders (which are 90%+ of the whole).
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โพ๏ธ we used 24 ballistic missiles to hit terrorist bases, Mossad headquarters in Iraq and Syria
โพ๏ธ 4 missiles hit an ISIS base in Syrian Idlib, 11 missiles hit the Mossad headquarters in Iraqi Erbil pic.twitter.com/GsXy1NFN30
The Israeli army announced that it carried out artillery and airstrikes on dozens of Hezbollah positions in the Wadi Saluki area in southern Lebanon pic.twitter.com/USThduhoyg
I have heard or seen almost nothing about those networks (supposedly 100+ miles) of tunnels dug by Hamas in Gaza. The Israelis have apparently taken a few miles of tunnels; what about the rest?
Scenes of destruction caused by the ongoing Israeli aggression on neighborhoods in the city of Gaza. pic.twitter.com/LrrCfCFJc0
I suppose that, were I to say what I think should happen to them, “a certain tribe” (((the usual suspects))) would claim that my remarks would be “grossly offensive” or some such.
Either defend civilization, or let the jungle encroach on it until it is choked.
Did you know King Charles is a descendent of Vlad Dracula?
Amusing, but given that most of the people of Europe are now known to have descended from only 1-3 men of the Bronze Age, genealogy can show descent from almost anyone, as one sees in those British Royal family trees.
When I was at school, there was a rather mordant boy in my class, by name Waldron, who claimed descent from Henry VIII. No need to mock it; it was probably true— of him and thousands of others. I recall that he had a slightly dark skin, but whether that was of ethnic causation, or maybe a kidney problem, I have no idea. The only other thing I recall about Waldron is that he almost always carried a copy of Wisden, the cricket-statistics book [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisden_Cricketers%27_Almanack].
“The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has been accused of wasting ยฃ123million of taxpayer cash on ‘misplaced priorities’ during his time in City Hall……ยฃ70,000 on a drag act called ‘Duckie Loves Fanny’, hosted by the city’s night czar, Amy Lamรฉ, whose salary has risen 40 per cent to ยฃ117,000..“
What we are seeing is not just chaos over Rwanda. What we are seeing is the beginning of a Tory civil war between Establishment Tories and National Conservatives, the main fault lines of which are here ๐๐https://t.co/xBkvcoUyMXhttps://t.co/WUWlkoL0jR
CNN interrupted the broadcast of Donald Trump's speech after winning the intra-party vote in Iowa immediately after the ex-president spoke about problems at the border, and MSNBC did not air the speech at all, Fox Business reports.
Allegedly, The transfer of an entire train of American Stryker armored personnel carriers through the territory of Poland in the direction of the Belarusian border pic.twitter.com/R4AsS4UQe2
If the beleaguered Palestinian Arabs in that small territory can already launch thousands of missiles, albeit mostly not hugely powerful ones, what could happen in, say, 10 years’ time, and not only from Gaza? The top brass of the Israeli apparat must be contemplating a not-unlikely endgame, with no way out for the Jewish state.
The 36th Division of the Israeli army, defeated by the resistance in the Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/FvmWSOuwwl
In 10 years since the Euromaidan, Ukraine has turned from a self-sufficient and industrialized republic into a dying territory , said the spokeswoman of the Russian MFA, Maria Zakharova, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Maidan in Ukraine on November 21. pic.twitter.com/GKibYcrJ59
— S p r i n t e r M e d i a s e t (@SprinterMedia1) November 20, 2023
The Ukraine of the present Kiev regime is an object lesson in how “certain influences” can degrade and destroy a whole society within a few years, though in the case of Ukraine it had already been gradually degrading since at least 1989. The process accelerated after 2014.
The #DWP have just announced another attempt to squeeze benefits claimants so they can perform protecting working-families.
As we saw a few years ago, they are using behavioural techniques and therapists in this mission.
Got to say when I started working in mental health, I didn't expect to spend half my bloody time fighting a government department seemingly hellbent on depriving people of the means to live tolerable lives.
That whole thing (policy, propaganda, intrusive snooping, “assessments” etc, and for both physical and mental sufferers) is a kind of macabre Roman circus for the “moronic masses” who read the tabloid newspapers. Labour under Jewish-lobby puppet Starmer seems even more likely to go further down that path than the “dead man walking” Conservative Party.
The mantra continues to be “get work, get work“, when paid work now, in the UK, for many, not only pays poorly (not enough to live on even modestly) but is not far removed from effective economic serfdom.
I should add that the above does not affect me personally— I have not had to suffer such bureaucratic tortures (much) in the past, and now at age 67 I have been a “State Pensioner” for a year or so, albeit that I get rather little in money terms, having been overseas for a good chunk of my adult life.
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Omg this would be me if one of my cats turned up after being missing for a week
It has been brought to my attention that Inner Traditions, publishers of many of Evolaโs most important works, has come under attack by SJWs for publishing his 3-volume Intro to Magic set.
If you are on Facebook, please go support them (civilly) in the comments on their page https://t.co/Ui2EHWxBQW
If the history of the last 13 years teaches us anything, it is that being at Eton should automatically prevent someone from becoming Prime Minister, and preferably every high office.
That place is a cancer of entitlement without ability.
I have to agree. Certainly every Old Etonian I myself have ever encountered has been a nitwit.
The normalisation of bombing hospitals has been achieved so wuickly by Western governments and press that there is not even a reaction to daily, systematic war crimes https://t.co/u6GqJK106U
Look at these charts. Sweden is now a textbook case study in the failure of mass migration. I was there recently. Everybody I talked to on the left & right accepted, albeit in private, their experiment with mass immigration has been a total failurehttps://t.co/8pyXXFPlDqpic.twitter.com/Cfkvh5pyPc
Russian Federation Defense Minister Shoigu said that "Moscow is ready for negotiations on the "post-conflict settlement of the crisis in Ukraine".
He also says that for this "the Western powers should stop in their desire for the strategic defeat of the Russian Federation pic.twitter.com/awiIOikdny
Israel carried out an airstrike on a Turkish hospital located near the city of Gaza, the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced. pic.twitter.com/lXVV4kSJZn
Clausewitz recommended that offensive force be concentrated on one direction, ideally upon a single point, later termed the Schwerpunkt, not dispersed here and there.
The weasel words of the supporters of Israel cannot justify the destruction of a whole city, the inhabitants of which are, half of them, under -18; a quarter of the population consists of babies or small children.
Israel may have nuclear weapons, nerve gas, tanks, jet aircraft, missiles etc, not to mention an over-wealthy and over-powerful support group in the rest of the world, but its days are numbered.
Not one madcap prediction from the climate alarmists have been correct. Man made climate change is a hoax invented by the globalists to control people and not to control the climate. #JeremyVinepic.twitter.com/YbF33Tq4jw
— lieutenant colonel Kojak slaphead the 3rd. (@Scarfer13) October 30, 2023
A degree of global warming may be happening, but the causation seems to be largely not human activity. It is suspicious how much fakery there has been around it all.
— lieutenant colonel Kojak slaphead the 3rd. (@Scarfer13) October 30, 2023
Again, weather in any given place is not the same as climate globally, but Greta Nut, in any event, has nothing interesting or useful to say.
#JeremyVine Which laws protect this woman? Anywhere else in the world and there would immediately be calls for embargoes and boycotts of its goods. pic.twitter.com/fv7fS1HFfV
Tory MP Paul Bristow has been fired from his role as a government PPS for calling on Rishi Sunak to back a โpermanentโ ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. pic.twitter.com/VXm3euKPHQ
In fact, I had already, earlier, blogged about the “deadhead MP” Fiona Onasanya, whose removal and imprisonment triggered the by-election: https://ianrobertmillard.org/2018/12/21/deadhead-mps-an-occasional-series-the-fiona-onasanya-story/. As far as I know, she is still “on the dole”, having also been struck off the roll of solicitors (she had worked as a legal gopher for a couple of years prior to getting in on the old “MP” racket).
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Suella Braverman is branding all the pro-Palestinian marches as โhate marchesโ which have the aim, in her view, of โwiping Israel off the mapโ.
She includes all the tens of thousands of protestors in that statement.
Suella Braverman has nothing but her political career. She was no more than mediocre as barrister: her “KC” status is an honorific one, in effect, granted after she became Attorney-General; in fact, at one time, all MP-barristers were granted “KC” on the nod (one such, in the 1960s, was John Mortimer, the writer). Suella Braverman will never return to the practising Bar.
My view is that Suella Braverman can see the way the wind is blowing; most Con Party MPs will not be MPs after next year. She, however, is in a very safe Con Party seat (Fareham), where she scored 63.7% of the vote in 2019. She will almost certainly be re-elected in 2024.
Suella Braverman’s populist anti-migration-invasion stance will also prove popular (both in Fareham and elsewhere). Even I like the (empty) rhetoric. In a Conservative Party in which many of the recent quasi-“big beasts” are or soon will be gone (stepped down or chucked out) or discredited (e.g. Liz Truss), Suella Braverman might actually be in a strong position to become leader of whatever rump rabble of Con Party MPs is left, especially with her supposedly (?) anti-immigration, and other, rhetoric.
As to the Jew/Israel aspect, she is married to a Jew (and he certainly sounds like a Zionist, pro-Israel Jew). She has effectively pledged fealty to the Jewish lobby by attending their dinners etc; and now this. She needs to get the Israel lobby and/or Jewish lobby onside if she is going to try for the Con Party leadership.
well this cheered me up no end, Matt Hancock being called a โweasel faced c***โ ๐pic.twitter.com/FmwBN9mbQQ
That might have amused me were I ignorant of the fact, if it is a fact, that Hancock is being paid a hundred grand or more (?) for it…I am presuming…[I just read ยฃ45,000; still, not bad].
โช๏ธWhen you look at bloodied children, dead children, how women, old people suffer, how doctors die, and fists clench, and tears well up in your eyes, you canโt say it any other way, but we shouldnโt, we donโt have the right to allow ourselves to be guided byโฆ pic.twitter.com/nVg7oqwK7X
“When you look at bloodied children, dead children, how women, old people suffer, how doctors die, and fists clench, and tears well up in your eyes, you canโt say it any other way, but we shouldnโt, we donโt have the right to allow ourselves to be guided by emotions.
We must clearly understand who is really behind the tragedy of the people of the Middle East and other regions of the world. Who organizes deadly chaos, who benefits from it. Today this has become obvious and clear to everyone, the customers act openly and brazenly – it is the ruling elites of the United States and their satellites that are the main beneficiaries of global instability.“
(((“the main beneficiaries“)))…
Israel set out in theory to destroy Hamas.
It is now confronting an increasingly united Islamic world.
For the first time in 1,000 years you have the Shiites and Sunnis who are united with one purpose, to STOP Israel.
Instead of responding to this the President as he alwaysโฆ
“Israel set out in theory to destroy Hamas. It is now confronting an increasingly united Islamic world. For the first time in 1,000 years you have the Shiites and Sunnis who are united with one purpose, to STOP Israel. Instead of responding to this the President as he always does is escalating. Netanyahu is betting on this very heavily and believes that Israel together with our military power can prevail. This is a big mistake.“
China's representative to the United Nations: We express our deep sympathy to the people of Gaza and call on all parties to stop the war and prevent further escalation of the conflict.
This is what the supporters of Israel in the UK and elsewhere are supporting, whatever weasel words they may utter.
Incidentally, it was —almost boringly— to be expected that the “human rights specialists”, often Jewish lawyers, in England, almost all seem to have fallen silent; a few are even excusing Israel, while whining at the same time how they feel “afraid” to keep on living here because they saw a Swastika drawn on a wall as they drove past somewhere, or they heard a few chants by Palestinians on TV news reports. What hypocrites (also expected, frankly…).
“Boy, 15, walks free from court despite battering David Quigley, 69, who was left with a brain bleed and died three weeks later.“
Britain in 2023.
How long will it be before British people generally understand that we are in the opening stages of a multiform civil war? Not a race war, as such, and not just a traditional civil war based on ideology, but a hybrid type, encompassing both of those and also social aspects.
One aspect that is relatively new is that it is precisely the wealthy and powerful parts of society that are encouraging the incipient chaos, so that they can profit by that chaos and then impose a “multicultural” police state. The “Covid” “panicdemic” was a test run for that.
Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan.
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Weirdo people on here that stick up for a thief like Jack Monroe and go for people who actually campaign and provide content, must be socks coz no one if that fucking stupid ๐๐๐๐
— Sharon From Corrieโs Taser (@SharonTaser) July 19, 2023
I agree with that.
The “grifter”/fraudster “Jack Monroe” set up dozens, possibly hundreds, of Twitter “sock accounts” many years ago, and has continued to do so. Some look like genuine accounts with a few even having a couple of hundred Twitter “followers”. They praise “Jack Monroe”, her non-existent “activism”, and her ghastly “recipes” such as mixing tinned peaches with chickpeas and curry powder to make a kind of pseudo-Indian dinner. Mahashma Gandhi?
The aim of “Jack Monroe” is to try to keep her name appearing online for something other than cheating the less-intelligent members of the public out of their money.
Incidentally, as of today, 397 utter mugs are still sending “Jack Monroe” a total of thousands of pounds each month, via Patreon.
The reason why there are such concerted and coordinated attacks on @GBNEWS presenters is because in two years a brand new channel has managed to completely overthrow the cozy narrative which has been peddled by the morally superior establishment media for decades, and they areโฆ
My provisional view is that the System set up GB News as “controlled opposition”, meaning that it was supposed to act as a safety valve by blowing off steam (public anger) at various issues, but (crucially) avoiding “antisemitism”. Look at who set it up as first Chairman— Andrew Neil.
Having said that, I think that it has spiralled out of System control to some extent. That is what happens. Look at Father Gapon in the St. Petersburg of 1905. The fake “resistance” sometimes mutates into real resistance.
The public were supposed to be bamboozled by GB News, but by some quasi-divine grace, the just anger of the public has, to some limited extent, taken over GB News presenters and agendas.
Rachel Reeves: member and vice-Chair, Labour Friends of Israel, supporter of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation (connected with the contrived “holocaust” farrago), wrote part of an Israeli propaganda book etc. Family income (herself and husband) of around half a million pounds a year. Suspected of being part-Jewish.
Still think that any “Labour”-label government under Starmer, Rachel Reeves, and Yvette Cooper is going to be any better than the present fake “Conservative” shambles? 99% the same.
Rachel Reeves reminds me of the worst kind of HR/personnel figure. Or the toxic non-profit head who smiles as she questions your commitment to the work.
Every time they ask Rachel Reeves, School Dinner Thief to find some money, as if it isnโt the whole job of being the Chancellor, sheโs unable to. Are we confident she has the ideas and lateral thinking to be the Chancellor
For a start, tax transnational enterprises trading here but domiciled elsewhere.
Then take away Zelensky’s ricebowl— stop sending billions in money, arms, and the rest to the Jew-Zionist regime in Kiev.
Then stop importing useless non-whites. Then get rid of the ones already here.
Then remove the hundreds of thousands of fake “refugees” from Ukraine who are here. Few are genuine refugees, and few are without money.
Then stop wasting money on useless projects such as HS2.
Start with the above, then keep going.
Disadvantaged children are growing up without books of their very own. Without books that they can love and cherish. And without a favourite bedtime story that they want to read again and again. Become a BookTrust Friend and help us reach more children with the magic of reading.
“On Friday 17 December 2010 it was announced that the government would cut its entire ยฃ13 million annual grant to BookTrust’s English bookgifting schemes. The schemes, including Bookstart, Booktime and Booked Up, provided more than two million packs of books to English children annually.”
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The priorities of the part-Jews, David Cameron-Levita and George Osborne…
the new bill will make any difference, he twice refused to give a direct answer.
It's all meaningless. Numbers are far greater than Rwanda agreement and no other country deal in sight. They will continue being housed in whatever can be found. As you say, no disincentive.
We have the highest acceptance rates in Europe by percentage. We need to redefine the meaning of refugee in a way fir for the 21st century. The current ridiculous definition means almost anyone from the third World is eligible. This is madness. Britain in full.
The government are letting them in and helping them to take over. This is population replacement AKA kalergi plan – which was called a conspiracy theory by government. Note most conspiracy theories have been shown to be correct post covid aka the great re set
— Graham Orwell Powell (@grahamj62980760) July 19, 2023
Until removed or otherwise dealt with, the migrant-invaders should be prevented from breeding, both among themselves and with members of the indigenous population.
Hot weather
Just saw a weather report. Apparently, parts of Sicily are now the hottest they have been since…1957. So not quite unprecedentedly hot. I suppose people will say that that proves nothing. I wonder.
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I'm sure the well known poverty cosplaying grifter, Jack Monroe, could spare some time out of her "120hour working week" to either help out or even raise awareness…
Via @Survation, On 30 June-5 July, Changes w/ 2019 General Election.
— British Electoral Politics (@electpoliticsuk) July 19, 2023
A couple of weeks old now. If that is still so in 2024, we could be seeing the end of the Conservative Party as a major political force. That would leave a vacuum…and Nature abhors a vacuum, as we know…
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Should banks be allowed to remove customers who have personal or political beliefs that don't align with the bank's values?
Another sign that the expected or possible Labour government from some date in 2024 will be, if heavily successful at the General Election, an “elected dictatorship” even worse than that of Blair/Brown.
Jo Coburn: โWas the NHS underfunded before the pandemic?โ
“Labour was last night accused of declaring ‘class war on Middle Britain’ over shock plans to slash public services in affluent areas.
The radical plans, included among draft proposals for Labour‘s Election manifesto, would extend equality laws covering race, age, gender, disability and sexuality to include ‘the inequality of social class’.
…given very low growth in public spending, the Harman plans ‘would certainly require real cuts to the services provided in more affluent parts of a council’s area’.
And that, he warned, could lead to a collapse in the middle classes’ faith in the state, raising the prospect of a new class of ‘tax refuseniks’.”
[Daily Mail]
An opportunity for social nationalism in the affected areas.
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Left-wingers have a long track record of distorting and re-writing history to fit their narrative. But to claim that an established, historically recognised ethnic group โdoesnโt existโ shows how fragile their beloved โmulticultural societyโ truly is. Iโm a proud Anglo-Saxon ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ pic.twitter.com/53yBIdIEi2
It's crazy how nearly everyone who told others to get vaccinated because it will prevent infection and others from being infected feel no shame or guilt about spreading misinformation.
Any good doctor who practiced true medicine was vilified, reported and suspended. Early and alternative treatments were villified to justify vaccine rollouts… More bombshells in this inc interview with Prof Dalgleish out this monday. pic.twitter.com/njvsX3LdPH
Nothing to do with climate change, everything to do with the food chain, Irish Gvt to Slaughter 200,000 โFartingโ Cows to Fight โClimate Changeโ https://t.co/iNz30klrqA
Ireland has far more migrant-invaders than cows by now, at a guess.
Over the last few years – during lockdown, and the โvaccinationโ period – we heard precious little from celebs and the media about the loss of liberties and basic human freedoms. But, as nicely articulated by Fred and Richard Fairbrass in this interview, Right Said Fredโฆ
On a related note, it seems clear now that not all of these injections contained exactly the same gunk. It could be that they were vastly different concoctions designed for an assortment of outcomes. At the very least, we know that certain batches were far more dangerous thanโฆ
If that is true (surely not?), then we really are in the antechamber of the Third World War.
The Grad MLRS of the 1454th Regiment of the RF Armed Forces fires incendiary ammunition at the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Avdiivka direction. Beautiful. pic.twitter.com/bjR2Sw6b31
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, a workshop for the assembly of Ukrainian drones was hit by precision weapons from the ground, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced. In addition, command posts of Ukrainian troops in the Slavyansk region and the city of Sumy were hit.
Yesterday, the Khimprom enterprise in Slovyansk, which was used to store equipment/ammunition and station the personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was attacked. pic.twitter.com/w4KinrJ2jg
[Adolf Hitler acclaimed at the Berlin Olympiad, 1936]
Germany, despite having been mired in depression, poverty, and decadence in the early 1930s, was able to stage that magnificent spectacle in 1936, after only three years of National Socialism.
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Mizzy isnโt used to people saying no to him and calling out his bad behaviour. A bit more of this when he was younger and he would have turned out better.pic.twitter.com/6pMPZggy5V
Tweeter “Suzie Wong” manages, in typical Twitter fashion, to make herself look absolutely ignorant.
A new photo of the Inokhodets UAV (Orion) of the Kronstadt JSC company with an onboard ventral radar station for reconnaissance of ground targets, including electronic reconnaissance of radiation sources, such as radars of enemy anti-aircraft missile systems, has appeared. pic.twitter.com/mNUOY9IfRC
Interesting. I rather like Turkey, and have been there several times, both to the mainland and (once) to Turkish North Cyprus. On my last visit, in 2001, everything was pleasantly inexpensive for someone with hard currency. Even cheaper now, it seems. I drove to Turkey from the UK, and back again. Hazardous at times, but a good trip overall. I was there three months, mostly spent in and around Fethiye (Mediterranean coast).
World will face 'unbearable catastrophe' if China and US clash : Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu pic.twitter.com/sLVVwc1l1f
Only one thing now matters— that a core of white Northern Europeans can create a basis or foundation for a later culture and civilization which can itself in turn be a foundation for a quantum leap in human evolution.
In fact, I see now that Wikipedia says that The Year of the Sex Olympics was made in 1968, then re-broadcast in 1970 in The Wednesday Play slot, and not the quite similar Play for Today format. That must have been when I saw it.
As for the latest Swedish craziness, I predicted it or similar on the blog a few times, referencing the latest UK TV pleb-fests such as Love Island (I admit that I have never actually seen that).
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The Russian army launched a missile attack on an important logistics hub of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kharkiv region – Chuguev
This is an important logistics hub with the bases of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which is used to accumulate and transfer equipment to theโฆ
because he was drunk and he does not like the PMC Wagner, the Commander of the 72nd Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and his men shot "at the car of the PMC Wagner" . pic.twitter.com/wCBa75Fzsw
They are collecting trillions of terrabytes of personal data on every single one of us, with the hope of building an all-knowing Artificial Intellegence that can merge with humans to form immortal life forms. Their intention is to become Gods. Satanic on every level.
— David Morgan ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ท๓ ฌ๓ ณ๓ ฟ #StayFree (@david_r_morgan) June 3, 2023
Ian Robert Millard 