Well, this week 7/10 (admittedly including one educated guess, i.e. question 1); political journalist John Rentoul scored 4/10. I did not know the answers to questions 8 and 9, and could not bring the answer to question 5 to mind, though I really knew it (in the back of my mind).
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Rudolf Hess’s son offered David Irving access to his father’s private papers. He spent two weeks reading them. But why did the family send the files to Switzerland? Irving tells the story in this clip. pic.twitter.com/fbRkuYLW4S
Ukrainian servicemen shoot civilians while retreating and use them as human shields, Head of the Donetsk People’s Republic Denis Pushilin told TASS:https://t.co/EkeiKkMzGVpic.twitter.com/kWWo2C2r4N
Overnight, Geran-type drones reportedly targeted Dnipro, Mykolaiv, Kyiv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Lutsk, as well as the Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Lviv and Poltava regions.
Overnight, Geran-type drones reportedly targeted Dnipro, Mykolaiv, Kyiv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Lutsk, as well as the Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Lviv and Poltava regions.
Reports also indicate that Geran-4/5 jet-powered drones reached Lviv for the first time. The extent of the damage and any casualties require independent confirmation.
The reported expansion of drone attacks toward western Ukraine highlights the challenge of defending a vast territory. Faster jet-powered variants could further complicate interception efforts and increase pressure on Ukrainian air defenses.
The key question is whether Ukraine can sustain nationwide air defense as the threat evolves in both range and speed.“]
I suggest that the Russian side leaves Lvov unattacked. Lvov is an ancient and interesting city, at one time within the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Once Russia achieves victory and supremacy over Eastern Ukraine, and once Kiev ceases to be the capital of a fake state, a real Ukrainian rump state, autonomous but disarmed and neutral, can be centred on Lvov.
🇺🇦 **ZELENSKY FUMES AS TRUMP EASES RESTRICTIONS ON RUSSIAN DIESEL**
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has condemned Trump's decision to ease restrictions on Russian diesel exports following his phone call with Vladimir Putin, calling the move **“unfair and unjust.”**… pic.twitter.com/pePqmWjMfD
A lot of chatter about this on Twitter/X and in the mainstream media. In fact, Labour were always likely to win it. Labour has held the seat since its creation in 1983, and the Labour vote has never dropped below 43.2% (in 2005); the peak was 70.1% in 2017, when Starmer was the candidate but (ironically) Corbyn was Labour leader. Starmer’s vote in 2024 was 48.9%. Yesterday’s Labour vote was 45.2%.
The nearest any challenging party has come to beating Labour there, until yesterday, was in the 1987 General Election, when the Conservative Party managed 31.1%.
On that basis, the Green Party 32.8% yesterday was a fairly good result, in fact, particularly in view of the fact that they only scored 10.4% in 2024.
The British nationalist parties never stood a chance. The non-white electorate in the constituency is about half of the total, and the official “white British” electorate no more than a third.
To stand in a by-election where you know that you are going to get less than 10% (or 5%) of the vote is utterly stupid, and gives the impression that you are a fringe or crank party.
Had I been the leader of any of those (conservative) “nationalist” parties, I should have boycotted the by-election and made known the reason why. In fact, that by-election is a laboratory test-tube showing why, as time goes by, there can be no serious electoral road for the (real) British people. The importation of tens of millions of non-whites has, in effect, killed not only free speech but also any (worthwhile) democracy in this country.
The main conservative-national parties standing scored only 5.9% (Reform) and 2.5% (Restore). The reason, I think, is that most of the white/English/British voted with their feet and boycotted this farce and circus of a by-election. Turnout was a fairly pitiful 38.8%, not that much more than a third of voters bothering to vote.
The Conservative Party vote was poor, about the same as in 2024 (around 7%). As recently as 2019, and previously, the Conservative vote was always in double figures in that constituency, and has been almost 30% further back in time.
Well, there it is. “Democracy” has spoken (we are told). The inhabitants of Holborn and St. Pancras now have an MP who is an ignorant Somali woman of some kind.
The Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which Amendment was adopted in 1791, forbids “cruel and unusual punishments“. Like much of their Constitution, in practice it is a bad joke. Death by every slow and/or painful method: slow gassing, the electric chair (which can take 6 minutes of being, in effect, fried alive), and now the medicalization of capital punishment via the use of a series or cocktail of drugs, which sounds painless but is anything but. The latest ghastly farce in the USA just proves the point yet again.
I do not know why, if the Americans insist on retaining the death penalty, they do not simply give the convict a massive dose of morphine. I am not a medical man, but surely that would do the job quickly and painlessly? Maybe the American public, or many of them, would find that too painless and swift? Or is my medical knowledge incorrect? I cannot say for sure.
Of course, the Americans also use other punishments or methods not used in (?) other civilized states (shackling in transit etc).
I have seen a whole group of shackled prisoners in a Federal court building in the USA. All black. According to the F.B.I. agent standing with me, all murderers, and all lifers. A very sombre scene. All other people in the wide hallway stopped as the group, all handcuffed, all hobbled, all shackled in line together, passed through in total silence. As said, very sombre, and very sinister.
Speaking personally, I was always against the death penalty, and to some extent still am, but I see so many reports now in the UK of horrible murders and also rapes etc, that I think there may be a case for bringing back that penalty for some murders and other crimes, depending on the nature and quality of the defendants as well as the crimes. At least for a period of time. If so, using some quick method, possibly sometimes in public.
I notice that, in Belarus, a father who (with his equally wicked wife) starved, tortured, and finally killed his own 3-y-o son, was sentenced to death, which has been carried out in the manner prescribed by their law— Soviet-style, a bullet in the back of the head. The woman involved was sentenced to 25 years (probably without parole); apparently Belarus, like Texas long ago, never executes women.
What is more brutal, that Belorussian bullet, or what happens in the USA? Were I unfortunate enough to be in such a position, I should guess the American method(s), and so (if given the choice) might prefer the Soviet way of doing things…
I have only known one person, I think, who actually witnessed (at the scene, not on TV or online) an execution in the judicial sense. That execution was swift, consisting of a sword stroke cutting off the head in a split-second, and was carried out in public, in 1960s Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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A female humpback whale had become entangled in a spider web of crab traps and lines. She was weighted down by hundreds of pounds of traps that caused her to struggle to stay afloat. She also had hundreds of yards of line rope wrapped around her body, her tail, her torso, a line… pic.twitter.com/fHkFqDra1K
[“A female humpback whale had become entangled in a spider web of crab traps and lines. She was weighted down by hundreds of pounds of traps that caused her to struggle to stay afloat. She also had hundreds of yards of line rope wrapped around her body, her tail, her torso, a line tugging in her mouth.
This is her story of giving gratitude. A fisherman spotted her just east of the Faralon Islands (outside the Golden Gate) and radioed for help. Within a few hours, the rescue team arrived and determined that she was so badly off, the only way to save her was to dive in and untangle her…. a very dangerous proposition. One slap of the tail could kill a rescuer.
They worked for hours with curved knives and eventually freed her. When she was free, the divers say she swam in what seemed like joyous circles. She then came back to each and every diver, one at a time, nudged them, and pushed gently, thanking them. Some said it was the most incredibly beautiful experience of their lives.
The guy who cut the rope out of her mouth says her eye was following him the whole time, and he will never be the same.
May you be so fortunate … To be surrounded by people who will help you get untangled from the things that are binding you.
And, may you always know the joy of giving and receiving gratitude.“]
Our animal friends.
Kiev may step up strikes on Russia ahead of the October EU summit to secure additional funding and weapons, Rubio urges Europe to prioritize national interests.
The US military is examining the possibility of resuming the full-fledged military operation against Iran, despite President Donald Trump’s earlier remarks, The New York Times (NYT) wrote citing unnamed US administration officials:https://t.co/XYweeZ3iWgpic.twitter.com/9JLg1A4qEE
As previously blogged, nothing Trump says or does can be taken at face value. His remarks and actions usually have a “shelf-life” of a day; a week at best.
🇪🇺 The EU may need to cut winter gas demand by 7%, or 14 billion cubic metres, as gas storage hits a record seasonal low of 72.4% — IEEFA.
The shortfall reflects rising demand, flat imports, and the risk of losing Russian LNG supplies from January 2027. pic.twitter.com/v1Uy72DnR3
🇩🇪 Germany plans to acquire low-cost cruise missiles capable of striking targets up to 1,500 km away and overwhelming enemy air defenses — Army Chief Christian Freuding.
Initial deliveries could begin in 2027, with two systems under consideration. pic.twitter.com/JqHHHRcxbo
I'm frequently critical of the lunacy we hear from Reform on small-boats. So it's important that this is said for balance. If we send out the message "if you get to Britain by small-boat you can work" what do people think will happen. https://t.co/hx4iS5lHj6
Fake “socialist” scribbler and “I’m from the North-East, me..” poseur Kevin Maguire (house in Richmond-on-Thames, holiday home in Devon, affluent wife etc) is one of the worst influences on current-affairs TV. Pro-migration invasion, anti-white European race and culture.
The question is not whether migration invasion will collapse our society, but when, and what will then ensue.
Actually, that anti-white Indian tweeter is wrong too: “asylum-seekers” (migrant-invaders) are not “demonized” for failing to work, but for coming here (uninvited) and staying here (also uninvited and unwanted).
(Many, probably most, though, are parasites, and always would be).
The media: "the Tories are back".
The reality: in the latest polls, the Tories are averaging 18.8%. Five points BELOW their 2024 vote.
At by-elections in England they've massively underperformed their poll share, averaging 4.6%.
[“New €1 Million Package of Military Aid to Be Sent to Ukraine from Finland
The decision was made quickly in response to an urgent request from Kyiv. The package includes defensive equipment from the Finnish army’s reserves.
The total value of military aid provided by Finland to Ukraine has now reached €3.6 billion.
Don’t be discouraged if you spent money on “trivial things.” Remember, someone is spending money on Ukraine.“]
**Thick Smoke Rises From Aramco Facilities in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia**
Thick columns of smoke have been reported rising from Saudi Aramco facilities in Jeddah. The cause of the smoke, the extent of any damage, and whether the incident is connected to the ongoing regional conflict… pic.twitter.com/ghQ32ZO7f3
**Bloomberg: Iran Has Preserved Missile and Drone Production Despite Months of Bombing**
According to *Bloomberg*, citing Western officials, Iran has managed to keep its missile and drone manufacturing facilities operational despite months of airstrikes.
Senior American and Russian officials, including Jared Kushner and Kirill Dmitriev, have discussed the possibility of involving American investors in "Nord Stream" projects with the aim of potentially resuming Russian gas supplies to Germany after the end of the military conflict… pic.twitter.com/HHpKcvIAK8
A European diplomat told the publication *Rapporteur* (formerly *Euractiv*) that the **European Union should stop giving Kyiv false hope about its prospects for joining the bloc**.
According to the diplomat, Brussels should be more realistic and transparent about Ukraine’s path… pic.twitter.com/c0AjnDGZrP
**Netherlands Admits Military Reserves Have Been Depleted Due to Aid to Ukraine**
According to *Military Watch Magazine*, the Dutch Ministry of Defense has concluded that military assistance to Kyiv is undermining the combat readiness of the Dutch armed forces and making it more… pic.twitter.com/jDfU1XZSvH
[“Netherlands Admits Military Reserves Have Been Depleted Due to Aid to Ukraine
According to Military Watch Magazine, the Dutch Ministry of Defense has concluded that military assistance to Kyiv is undermining the combat readiness of the Dutch armed forces and making it more difficult for the country to fulfill its NATO obligations.
The ministry has declined to publicly disclose which NATO targets have been postponed or affected, or to provide details on the current combat readiness of individual Dutch military units. The admission highlights the growing tension between supplying Ukraine with military equipment and maintaining national reserves at levels considered necessary for a major conflict.
According to the ministry, by February 2026, the Netherlands will have provided Ukraine with approximately €11.7 billion in military assistance. The publication also claims that weapons stockpiles across NATO’s European members have been severely depleted, with shortages particularly affecting artillery ammunition, air-defense missiles, anti-tank weapons, and armored vehicles.
Europe is discovering the hard way that weapons sent abroad don’t magically regenerate back home. The bill for rebuilding those stockpiles could be just as serious as the bill for the aid itself.“]
Researchers at Stanford University say that, contrary to claims and expectations from the U.S. government and major business leaders, their independent analysis indicates that **China could soon catch up with—and potentially surpass—the United States in the development of… pic.twitter.com/THdFzpnlPN
[“Researchers at Stanford University say that, contrary to claims and expectations from the U.S. government and major business leaders, their independent analysis indicates that China could soon catch up with—and potentially surpass—the United States in the development of advanced artificial intelligence models.
The researchers argue that the gap between the two countries is narrowing rapidly, challenging the assumption that the United States will maintain a lasting lead in the global AI race.
The AI race is starting to look less like a marathon and more like a photo finish—with China closing the gap fast.“]
That is, I think, a signal that, should the European states get into a direct war situation with Russia, those European states will not be able to rely on American back-up.
Russian troops liberated the community of Annopolye in the Kharkov Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/uLEfJ17on4pic.twitter.com/cK5SdYYG5i
She herself is neither English (that’s unarguable) nor, in any real sense, British. Her parents deliberately came to London for a few weeks so that she could be born in the UK and, as the law was in 1981, then be entitled later on to a British passport (that bad law was changed in 1982, so she only just scraped in before the portcullis was lowered). She then lived in Nigeria and the USA until she was 16 or 17. She is no more British than I am Nigerian.
Her children (who are of mixed-race) likewise.
Migrant camps are now normal in the capital. Several sit in Holborn and St Pancras, Keir Starmer’s old seat.
Men the hotels could not hold, pitched on the pavement. Some of them using the street as a toilet in front of the flats. Residents get a shrug. The council gets a…
That is a small taste of what the British people have coming down the tracks at them unless a social-national government, or one very similar, does not seize power pretty soon.
Having said that, and incidentally, that AI-produced (?) picture of Kemi Badenoch in her supposed ancestral type of dress makes her look a lot better than usual. I have noticed in the past that black women usually look much better in that kind of colourful get-up.
Seems an underestimate anyway. Of course, the “small boat” arrivals are only ~5% of the whole migration invasion. Multiply those figures by about 20, and you get a better idea. Half a million to a million. Every single year.
Our society is already showing stress; by 2030, it may be showing clear signs of terminal stress.
Green activist won’t take a refugee into his house but expects the working class to stay homeless for them. 🇬🇧VOTE RESTORE BRITAIN 🇬🇧 HOLBORN AND SAINT PANCRAS BY ELECTION pic.twitter.com/hBUvhEkCxE
— 🇬🇧 National Housing Party U.K. 🏴 (@LeaderNHPUK) September 26, 2026
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Images of the IRGC testing an air mine on one of the Iranian islands, which is used to prevent the deployment of troops by helicopter. pic.twitter.com/KLY0kabo1Z
Kpler, the world’s largest maritime research firm, suspects that some Gulf oil-producing states are paying Iran “transit fees” for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
— Michelle Bruhard, head of geopolitical policy and risk at the firm, says that countries like Qatar,… pic.twitter.com/kpsxkTnvbO
Must add up to a massive amount. When I was a barrister, I drafted, at times, contracts for the transhipment of oil from the Middle East to black Africa. Each shipment was worth over USD $80M, and that was over 20 years ago. So maybe USD $150M today. If Iran is getting 20% of the value of every shipload, each one is worth perhaps USD $30M in “transit fees” to Iran. There might be several in a day even under present conditions.
Leonkov: Great Britain is gradually getting drawn into a direct conflict with Russia.
IF THERE IS A MAJOR ESCALATION, THE FIRST TARGETS WILL BE BRITISH FACTORIES THAT PRODUCE DRONES AND ROCKETS FOR KYIV.
[“Leonkov: Great Britain is gradually getting drawn into a direct conflict with Russia.
IF THERE IS A MAJOR ESCALATION, THE FIRST TARGETS WILL BE BRITISH FACTORIES THAT PRODUCE DRONES AND ROCKETS FOR KYIV.
Boris Johnson, who just the other day claimed he hadn’t started a war, has returned to his old tune: “We must continue bombing Russian oil refineries and power plants. Ukraine is on the verge of victory. Don’t slow down the sale of weapons (to Kyiv).“
Only three countries still believe that Ukraine is capable of confronting Russia: Great Britain, France, and Germany. However, even within those countries, voices are being heard that the conflict, in which Zelensky must remain in power until 2028, is costing them too much.
According to Western estimates, Ukrainian armed forces’ air strikes on Russia in July alone cost them $11 billion. Zelensky is spending a lot of money on these attacks, but his Western sponsors are not satisfied with the results. Everyone understands that Ukraine is losing.”]
There is no way of either proving or disproving my belief that “Boris” Johnson is getting paid large amounts offshore by the Kiev regime and (ipso facto) its backers (to promote the regime by promoting the Western support for it). It stacks up quite well logically, though, knowing what we know of the Kiev regime, its leading members, and the character of Johnson himself.
Thanks to the blog reader who sent me the YouTube video below:
Talking point
I see that the Jewish lobby is loudly whining and wailing today about the Jews killed on this day 3 years ago in Gaza.
Well, I concede that the incursion into “Israel” from Gaza should not have happened in quite the manner it did, and that some of the acts done by HAMAS were incorrect and insupportable, but the response of the Israeli Jewish state has been brutal, inhumane (indeed, inhuman), and as close to genocide as makes no real difference.
Almost complete devastation of Gaza, most homes destroyed, hundreds of thousands killed or injured, many injured very badly (loss of limbs etc), and most of those killed or injured women and children.
It seems that many of the Jews killed three years ago were killed (via free-fire protocols) by the Israeli forces themselves. The total Jewish death toll was somewhere around 1,000, a tiny fraction of the number of Gazans killed and wounded in vindictive retaliation by the (Israeli) Jews (egged on by many Jews living overseas, including in the UK).
One has to ask, when on Earth will the Jews (of Israel, and those supporting the slaughter and cruelty from overseas) have had enough blood (in Gaza)?
[part of Gaza City before the (Israeli) Jews devastated it]
[part of the same area after Israeli bombing, shelling, white phosphorus bombing etc]
[part of Gaza City in 2007]
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They will lock you in your house whilst they fill your town with migrants. They will throw you in jail if you protest too loudly. They will take away your ability to talk freely about the subjects that matter and offer you dystopia as reward for compliance. pic.twitter.com/5Eonh9sFwb
Russian forces delivered a massive strike overnight, hitting industrial sites producing Flamingo missiles and drones in Kiev and six regions in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry said on Wednesday.
I find it curious that the Russian missile and drone strikes take place mainly after dark. I should have thought that during the day would be better tactics, in order to cause far more chaos and disruption to transport and to economic life etc. It may be that countermeasures are more effective during daylight hours; I do not know.
A visual representation illustrating the damage inflicted on the northern Gaza Strip during the air strikes and ground operations in the early months of the war, followed by the spread of damage southward with the ground operations in Khan Younis and Rafah. pic.twitter.com/ggOKlFl3hF
Royal Mail has announced plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs by the end of 2027.
When billionaire Daniel Křetínský’s takeover was approved in December 2024, the government presented the deal as one that would help “secure jobs”, while Jonathan Reynolds said: “We have negotiated… pic.twitter.com/vRRYhMHJNw
[“Royal Mail has announced plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs by the end of 2027.
When billionaire Daniel Křetínský’s takeover was approved in December 2024, the government presented the deal as one that would help “secure jobs”, while Jonathan Reynolds said: “We have negotiated something that secures the long-term future of Royal Mail.”
Less than two years later, thousands of jobs are set to disappear.
Britain has spent decades selling off essential national infrastructure on the promise that private ownership would make it leaner, cheaper and better. Too often the result has been the opposite: jobs cut, services hollowed out, prices pushed up and private owners protected, while the public is left carrying the risk when the model fails. Royal Mail is starting to look like another example of the same failed experiment.“]
As far as I am concerned, there is no decent party or, as far as I know, candidate, standing.
The Greens are up against it, now that Galloway is standing. Splits the avowedly anti-Zionist vote.
Last poll I saw had the Cons on 17% nationwide. Would mean they might get as few as 50 MPs, less than half even compared to their present depleted complement.
More than four in five Tory shadow ministers served in Tory governments that put mass immigration on steroids and broke our borders.
And unlike Rob Jenrick and Suella Braverman, they didn’t have the decency of resigning and saying sorry.
The next election is the last chane for the ethnic British to reclaim the country through the party political route. We either win it, or we have to think outside the box.
Russian forces struck workshops assembling unmanned aerial vehicles for the Ukrainian army and enemy deployment sites over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/wReGI6GBtRpic.twitter.com/5uCMnGE02C
Iran's escalation of its control over the Strait of Hormuz is intensifying daily.
In fact, according to Reuters, drone and anti-ship missile attacks on oil tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz reached their peak last week since the conflict began on February 28. pic.twitter.com/ux4IYXkh7S
I’m sorry but how, HOW, can our border controls at Heathrow etc still function normally when everyone knows this is going on?? How can we in all consciousness refuse entry to the spouse of a British national because they ‘don’t speak good enough English’, or ‘they don’t earn… https://t.co/LQ4lk4f75G
No decisive lead, though. That poll translates to a Commons with about 308 Labour MPs (18 short of an official majority), 150 Reform (official Opposition), Cons 83, LibDems 52, SNP 27 [etc]. Not completely reliable; Restore, though only on 3%, may cost Reform a few seats here and there.
Still, looks like a Labour minority government, governing with the help of MP votes of the LibDems and/or SNP.
A weak System government of that sort might be the best for the growth of real social-national politics (not the Reform/Restore “controlled opposition” sort).
Reform looks less and less electable now: pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby, promoting what amount to Daily Mail-conservative social and economic policies, and with a large number of non-white candidates and officials.
Were (as I think not unlikely) the Con Party to decline from 17% to 12% by the time of a general election, and Reform to go from 22% to maybe 26%, almost matching Labour, Reform would probably get more seats than Labour (both around 250-260), and the Cons only about 8 MPs. However, a similar overall result in that Labour would be governing as a very weak minority government, needing about 75-80 extra votes to get anything passed. The LibDems, SNP, and maybe Greens (etc) would be able to write their own ticket in those circumstances.
In the 2021 census in England & Wales, nearly 17% of people were foreign-born (born overseas).
Now look at the share of foreign-born in seats that are spending the most on welfare benefits:
1. Tottenham = 51% foreign-born 2. Brent East 53% 3. Birmingham Ladywood 44% 4. Hackney…
That is only the tip of the iceberg. There are now vast numbers of blacks and browns born in the UK, and breeding. Indeed, there are now huge numbers of 2nd, 3rd, even 4th-generation non-whites here.
These facts have been repeatedly published on the blog in response to the attempts by treacherous ministers, MPs, scribblers, talking heads etc to “gaslight” the British people.
The real proportion of the population of the UK that is not really British (i.e. “white”) is not known exactly, but is probably no more than 75%, and in the English towns and cities no more than 60%.
If the police act as the goon squad for migration-invasion and the forces repressing protest and free speech, then they make themselves also enemy forces.
Yes it bloody is if the kids have got flamethrowers and they’re still not on top of it. Shameful for France. https://t.co/3grRLKrLMO
Rioters of that sort in France should be shot down in the street, no matter their age or condition. If a teenager is old enough to use a flamethrower or a bomb or a pistol, he (or she) is old enough to be fired upon, or indeed executed in the field, if captured.
Incidentally, that does not apply to the recent so-called “riots” in England, because they were mere noisy protests, and all that the most rowdy protesters did was throw plastic bottles —not even glass ones— towards the police, or set fire to the odd rubbish bin. Most just pushed the bins, not on fire, towards the police ranks.
…and yet, referencing Lenin, “worse will be better“, in that I myself have been attacked, criticized and (until 2018, when a pack of Jews had me expelled from Twitter) “trolled” by often anonymous or pseudonymous individuals (pretty obviously, from the context, mostly Jews). Well, perhaps now it will be possible to discover the true names etc of some of those individuals. Justice can then take its course, sooner or later. To each his own. Jedem das Seine.
I have always stood up for my views, and for European race and culture, under my own name, and not infrequently alone, without support.
In Court too, I stood alone, with neither solicitor nor Counsel, nor supporters in the public gallery. Difficult, but at least Nietzschean…
There will be further trouble on the streets, this will lead to further restrictive legislation. Prices are not coming down, employment opportunities will reduce meaning welfare will balloon. Immigration will continue.
Merz traveled to Kyiv to demonstrate courage. Meanwhile, Germany is getting used to the idea of war.
Judging by the priorities being set, the German Chancellor is more concerned with preparing for a major war than with domestic problems, despite the fact that even German… pic.twitter.com/7pNiteqQjP
[“Merz traveled to Kyiv to demonstrate courage. Meanwhile, Germany is getting used to the idea of war.
Judging by the priorities being set, the German Chancellor is more concerned with preparing for a major war than with domestic problems, despite the fact that even German intelligence does not see any imminent signs of it. Berlin wants to increase the Bundeswehr to 260,000 soldiers and the reserve to 200,000, and has already launched a new system of military service. In September, in Hamburg, the military, along with the police, firefighters, the port, and private companies, practiced the deployment of forces to the eastern flank of NATO. And the medical planning is based on the possibility of receiving several hundred to a thousand wounded per day in Germany; civilian medical institutions are already involved in the relevant exercises.
And in a public and political sense, this is already more of an ideological preparation than a military one. Germans are being accustomed to a simple picture: troops are going east, hospitals are waiting for hundreds of wounded, intelligence is talking about a “shadow war,” and any hesitation by Berlin is supposedly only inviting Moscow to increase pressure. This is how the image of an enemy is being created in the best traditions of the Cold War. However, back then, a real threat really existed. Now, this is a universal justification for another round of militarization.
Against this backdrop, Merz’s recent trip to Kyiv is particularly noteworthy. On October 4, the German Chancellor arrived in the Ukrainian capital along with the Minister of Economy and a business delegation, just as Russia intensified its attacks on the city’s infrastructure. Throughout the day, sirens sounded and explosions were heard, and the North Bridge across the Dnieper was damaged. The much-desired guest announced the provision of another €1 billion in military aid and €350 million for Ukrainian energy.
In Kyiv, the trip was called a “signal of courage,” and the Chancellor himself said that Germany “will not allow itself to be intimidated.” It is easy to create a beautiful story: Merz came to Kyiv almost deliberately to defy Putin and showed Moscow that she is not afraid of it. However, a politician in such a high position is not a blogger who is allowed to risk their own life for the sake of content. He manages the largest economy in Europe. If the head of government deliberately increases their personal risk for a political gesture, this is not a question of courage, but of responsibility to their own citizens.
Moreover, there is plenty to deal with at home. In September, inflation in Germany reached 3.3% – the highest level in almost three years, energy prices rose by 14.9%, and the number of unemployed, adjusted for seasonal factors, again exceeded 3 million. Industrial orders fell by 10.6% in August, mainly due to large contracts; Reuters notes a decline in the automotive industry and a high level of bankruptcies. And yet, it turns out that the Ukrainian conflict is more important to Merz today than the everyday lives of Germans.
It’s a convenient circle. The more Germany gets involved in the Ukrainian conflict, the more the authorities explain to Germans that Russia is becoming more dangerous. And the more dangerous Russia appears to be, the easier it is to intimidate its own society and convince it that spending billions on preparing for war is not a political choice, but the only possible reality.
By Timofey Belov.”]
Lithuania is ready to permanently host a U.S. military base – Prime Minister
Vilnius will assume the costs of operating a permanent U.S. military base in Lithuania, if a decision is made to deploy it. This was stated by Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius on his social media. pic.twitter.com/eUvtx5Qxxa
This is absurd. That Sinkevicius fellow must either be stupid or corrupt. Lithuania, though —just— the biggest of the three Baltic states or pribaltika, is considerably smaller than Scotland. Lithuania as a state is mad to invite even conventional, let alone nuclear, attack.
Incidentally, were the North African coast as a whole to be under European rule, what a fantastic littoral that would make. It would put to shame the Cote d’Azur and Italian Riviera, if developed well.
Late tweets
Moscow is aware of NATO’s statements about preparations for a war with Russia and stays alert, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said at a press conference following talks with his visiting East Timorese counterpart, Bendito Freitas.
The potential deployment of a NATO military base and nuclear weapons in Lithuania will mark yet another escalation of tensions, and Russia will be forced to take retaliatory measures, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters:https://t.co/SiOaagREiMpic.twitter.com/GoUfjLE2Si
Russian troops liberated the community of Golubkovo in the Zaporozhye Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/rppYZEf73Rpic.twitter.com/sGPINCWYn9
Anecdotal evidence: I own a car that runs off diesel fuel. Today, the tank being only about 5% full, I filled the tank at a supermarket filling station, i.e. the cheapest option. Just under £112! A full tank therefore would cost around £118. Appalling. Thank God I rarely do more than 80 miles a week these days.
A new batch of fifth-generation Su-57 fighter jets, equipped with upgraded systems, has been delivered to the troops. pic.twitter.com/UVEPt5YZhm
The Swedish Institute for Migration Studies (IFR) has published a forecast: in 20 years, Swedes will become a minority in their own country.
Currently, migrants make up 36.8% of the population. Models based on data from 14 EU countries most open to migration show that Sweden… pic.twitter.com/MmytAwa58l
[“The Swedish Institute for Migration Studies (IFR) has published a forecast: in 20 years, Swedes will become a minority in their own country.
Currently, migrants make up 36.8% of the population. Models based on data from 14 EU countries most open to migration show that Sweden will be the first country where the native population will become a minority. Belgium will follow in 2044, Germany in 2045, and Austria in 2052. Between 2050 and 2060, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Ireland, and other countries will also lose their majority.“]
The UK may beat Sweden to it, the way things are going. Don’t forget which (((group))) is mainly behind all that. Not the Muslims. They are, with others, just the battering-ram…
**Intelligence reports indicate preparations for a massive missile strike on Kyiv and Ukraine** – Zelenskyy.
During his address, Zelenskyy said something unintelligible. Social media users are now speculating about what exactly he said. pic.twitter.com/rYIcpbUu5m
British patriots are uniting en masse to stop the destruction of the country and to stand up against illegal migrants….
Huge crowds of people in black clothing and balaclavas are gathering in the streets, ready to defend the future of their nation pic.twitter.com/pE418MBFLQ
US forces have moved more than 1,000 km away from Iran’s border, the head of the Advisory Group to the Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said:https://t.co/0UCChIn20cpic.twitter.com/W2IyUamBWH
Does that apply also to U.S. naval forces? I am presuming not.
Russia is turning off the tap for diesel; the global market is on the brink of a crisis! Russia has restricted diesel exports in order to increase pressure on European countries, while disruptions in the Middle East have also reduced the supply of oil derivatives. pic.twitter.com/LcakY92tgU
[“Iranian ballistic missiles can reach the United Kingdom; there is no need for a terrorist bomb at RAF Fairford.
This is just the “demonstrated” range of Iranian ballistic missiles.
Some ballistic missiles in Iran’s arsenal, although few in number and not yet fully optimized, almost certainly have the range to reach the United States.“]
Not a complete answer, of course. A “terrorist” attack can be denied; it is deniable; not so with a strategic ballistic missile attack.
European gas storage facilities are only 72% full, which is the lowest level ever recorded for this time of year, compared to an average of 88% in 2021-2025. In Germany, this figure currently stands at 57% — The Economist.
[“European gas storage facilities are only 72% full, which is the lowest level ever recorded for this time of year, compared to an average of 88% in 2021-2025. In Germany, this figure currently stands at 57% — The Economist.
In a truly harsh winter, a government official from the energy ministry warns, “prices may not have a ceiling.“]
The Kremlin has described the strikes on civilian infrastructure in Kyiv as "retribution."
"It is the Kyiv regime that has expanded the list of targets within the peaceful economy of the Russian Federation. And what our armed forces are doing now is called retribution for that.… pic.twitter.com/462UQtx40z
France has become the "weakest link in Europe" during Macron's presidency, according to Bloomberg.
The political movement of the president is expected to "effectively disappear" after he leaves office in 2027, and the promised "economic revolution" has failed to bring about any… pic.twitter.com/fd36MO66P9
Macron has done his job for NWO/ZOG and the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan; he can now be dispensed with. See my assessment of him, and his background, written in 2019:
And is already paying heavily as complaints come on to the Charity Commission and donations plummet – word on the street is if it looks like RNLI is going to crash Andy will make another pilgrimage to the legendary money tree
I do not know what is the financial position of the RNLI, but I expect that, once it became clear that the RNLI was ferrying migrant-invaders to our shores, the “useful idiots” of Twitter/X and Blue Sky Social all donated but, at the same time, millions or ordinary British people who oppose the migration-invasion of our country switched off. I suspect that the latter effect will be greater over time.
The RNLI is but one of many British institutions, both governmental and non-governmental, that have been captured by the forces of decadence and treachery over the past 30 years.
Professor Paul Craig Roberts, former U.S. Treasury Department official:
Iran's nuclear weapon is the Dimona nuclear facility in Israel.
All they need to do is strike it with their ballistic missiles, which they are perfectly capable of.
Britain has entered a state of anarcho-tyranny. It cannot fulfil its most basic tasks, like controlling the border, while it is now using things like Section 34 to restrict its own people from protesting against this failure. What Gosport reveals ⬇️https://t.co/jMIEEPaw2F
Societies fall apart when citizens no longer think the state is legitimate. This is what many British people are starting to think. They see a state that appears more interested in facilitating illegal migration than looking after its own citizens. And that is very dangerous.
Whatever one may think of Burnham and/or his announced policies, those Conservative Party rank-and-file members are really weird, with one or two exceptions, arguably (the blonde woman and the old man who distrusts “Fabianss”, though even they seem slightly “not all there”, with the blonde regarding arrogant and wrongheaded Kemi Badenoch as her great black hope). Several interviewees are non-white, and —as has been the case for many years— the young English ones are like wet-behind-the-ears geeks or nerds out of a TV sitcom, or youthful copies of Michael Gove. Utterly pathetic.
I myself think that Con Party support, presently around 17% or so, will decline to 15% or even 12% within a few years, well within the maximum range of this Parliament. The late middle-aged and elderly (both the mainstay of the Conservative vote and almost half of those that vote at all) are defecting to Reform or elsewhere. Many are dying off, too. That might leave the Con Party with only a handful of MPs next time around.
Make the change in your life to become more self sufficient. Join with others creating parallel systems that work in our favour.
Russian forces continue to strike Ukrainian energy and port infrastructure facilities and sea vessels used by Ukraine’s army, Russia’s Defense Ministry said.
🦇 A rare bat, a broken wing, and a second chance… Meet our serotine bat – one of Britain’s largest bat species, with a wingspan of up to 38cm! Found grounded with a broken forearm, our vets carefully repaired the fracture. He’s healing well with medication and laser therapy. 💚 pic.twitter.com/rx5rKMMHgp
An Afghan migrant who stabbed Wayne Broadhurst to death after attempting to murder his landlord in a 'random, frenzied and entirely unprovoked attack' has been handed … a hospital order !
Uber driver Dawood Safi arrived in the UK illegally six years ago.
[“An Afghan migrant who stabbed Wayne Broadhurst to death after attempting to murder his landlord in a ‘random, frenzied and entirely unprovoked attack’ has been handed … a hospital order !
Uber driver Dawood Safi arrived in the UK illegally six years ago.
Mr Broadhurst’s beloved spaniel Harry kept vigil by his body as he bled to death in front of horrified neighbours.
Like millions of British people, I am beyond sick and tired of this, of the utterly ridiculous judgements that follow, and of the deafening silence in Westminster.”]
The British state just essentially shut down an entire town so it could facilitate the invasion of our country. Me on @GBNEWSpic.twitter.com/CAX3S05gtC
The Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan. All those complicit in it, whether Government ministers, MPs, TV talking-heads, newspaper scribblers, fake “charity” officers and employees, police chiefs…whatever…must be both identified and punished.
Also, never forget the “community” mostly facilitating the invasion. Clue: it is not, mainly, the Muslim community.
I think them not releasing the data shows they have something to hide and that’s how I see it. Sunlight is the best disinfectant and all that, let’s have some transparency
But the young and disabled have their welfare cut? No thank you. I know Kemi’s obsessed with Israel but we don’t need our own iron dome at eye-watering expense. https://t.co/XTIEaF7EIy
The point is that even an “Iron Dome” (or “Britannia Shield”) would not —could not— protect the UK from missiles (I suppose the idiots are talking about Russian ones), if only because Russia has 7,000 nuclear weapons alone (mostly, I think, missiles), let alone non-nuclear ones. Most are too fast to be intercepted by any presently-available anti-missile-missiles.
In any case, the UK should be joining, at least informally, with Russia, leaving NATO, and opening up new markets in Russia for British goods and services, as well as buying oil and gas at cost price.
Kiev continues deliberately targeting the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, seemingly unfazed by the idea of a nuclear accident happening there, Maria Zakharova said:https://t.co/v6ksr3RSHkpic.twitter.com/QbjVZS0U6P
Real household incomes in Russia are projected to rise by 1.4% in 2027 and by an average of 2.5% annually over the following two years, Anton Siluanov announced during parliamentary hearings in the Federation Council:https://t.co/8LdXHRs1M4pic.twitter.com/akWfqCX1BE
They know, or fear, that Kiev’s days may be numbered.
Russian troops liberated the community of Samoilovka in the Zaporozhye Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/rJepZPNYzPpic.twitter.com/SlKFXFY9HW
Global oil stockpiles have become "scarily thin," creating a risk of worsening market conditions unless shipping through the Strait of Hormuz fully resumes, Saudi Aramco President and CEO Amin Nasser warned, Bloomberg reported:https://t.co/bsnEpV7mSepic.twitter.com/DflawBjTnP
[“Medvedev: The most important event for Russia will be victory over Western and NATO forces.
He told Iranian state television that he was referring to the forces that are using Ukraine against Russia.
He particularly emphasized that Ukraine, if it wants a political solution, must officially recognize its neutral and non-nuclear status, abandon its nationalist course, and recognize the territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, as well as the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions as Russian territories.
He also stated that Kyiv must stop the persecution of the Russian language and return to the principles outlined in the Ukrainian Declaration on Sovereignty from the 1990s.“]
Sachs: Moscow's Position on Ending the Conflict in Ukraine is Justified
HE EMPHASIZED THAT PUTIN IS UNFOUNDEDLY ACCUSED OF HAVING "FANTASIES ABOUT RESTORING THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE"
Professor Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University stated that Moscow's position on ending the conflict… pic.twitter.com/C5QlEh1GRN
"The Russia we see today is less predictable and poses a more serious threat than the Soviet Union…" – Angus Lapsley, the UK's permanent representative to NATO.
Currently, there are 134.8 million households in the United States.
Only 1.4 million households, or approximately 1 percent of all households in the United States, control 32.5 percent of the country's household wealth, which is a record high.
John on good form. Security service home intrusion frighteners are very real. When I quit the FCO a friend lent us an apartment in Docklands. One night we came home and every single electrical appliance was on. The iron, hoover, microwave, kettle, oven, TV, HIFI, radio, coffee… https://t.co/KTZNXUnBhG
Worth watching/listening to that. Appalling behaviour by Israeli Jew operatives (MOSSAD etc).
Israeli/Jewish influence/power in the USA (and the UK is not very much better, though at least the public is waking up at last).
The American and British taxpayers are subsidizing their own oppressors. In the UK, it becomes more blatant every year.
"what seats I can go for" – that very language should raise suspicions: it's not about public service at all, it's about "winning" and "securing seats". These people are awful, they don't give a fuck about you or I, all they care about is enriching themselves by proxy.
I doubt that anyone would vote for that dim careerist woman; anyway, the Conservative Party is probably going to lose even the seats (maybe half of them) that it has at present.
Great breakdown of why our banking system is the way that it is.
Should be taught in schools, both in the USA and UK (but of course will not be, so long as the System rules).
Of course, the money is just a way-station. Power is their objective; to rule the world via money, via the money power.
cf. The Ring of the Nibelungen, and Lord of the Rings.
Interesting travel vlog
As before with those vloggers, there is a certain naivety. For example, they buy two baseball-type military caps with Chinese red stars, and wear them for a while. They would not wear caps with swastika emblems, nor even hammer and sickle emblems, probably.
What always strikes me about such vlogs about China is the scale of the engineering and architecture. The airports and railway stations put Europe, certainly the UK, to shame, frankly. The hotels and cafeterias as well. While I always have in the back of my mind the disregard the Chinese often seem to have for animal welfare (and, sometimes, human rights as well), it cannot be denied that China has leapt ahead in the past 20-40 years.
Another thing that struck me, but about the vlogging couple themselves, is how dependent they are on their mobile telephones. They pay for almost everything, from taxis to hotels, to railways and airline tickets, to food, even snacks such as crisps, using their telephones. One wonders where they would be were they to lose the devices, or have them stolen. Seems insecure, somehow. They even have apps or whatever to interpret for them in various languages.
Of course, I am a sceptic: I had a mobile telephone before most people, in 1993, and I had to have one when I worked as a barrister, but for the past many years have not had one, and do not really need one (I hope). My car has an emergency help facility built in, if I were to break down (unlikely) or have a crash. Have never had to test that out though; hopefully, it works…
Taiwan looks almost deserted in that vlog, despite having 23M people in a country half the size of Scotland. I suppose the main populations live in or around Taipei, in the north. The vloggers are in the west, having arrived from mainland China on a small ferry.
Ah, I see now that I mistook where they were, not on the main island of Taiwan at all, but on Kinmen Island, a very small part of Taiwan that is only about 2 miles from mainland China.
Interesting that the mainland Chinese have not invaded that small island. They must be following the maxim of Sun Tzu, “to win without war…this is the supreme excellence“. A saying we in Europe might ponder. There is no overt Chinese aggression towards Europe, but we do see increasing numbers of Chinese living in parts of Europe, not least the UK. Millions of them.
I believe that border areas of Russia, in the (once Chinese) far-eastern parts known from the 1930s to the early 1990s as the Soviet Far East, have seen seepage of Chinese (farmers, traders etc) coming to live there.
Another vlog from the same couple
As with their previous vlog posts about Iran, interesting to see aspects of everyday life there not usually seen on the UK/Western mass media.
Incredible carpet shop in Isfahan. Even less expected, a great hotel (albeit rather glitzy) in the same city.
More tweets seen
The Ukrainian army lost around 1,395 troops over the past day in operations by Russian battlegroups in the special military operation zone, the Russian Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/HlykELjdxbpic.twitter.com/ObEbm2QPKq
So people earning £100,000+ per year are in need of State-subsidized childcare? The Nigerian idiot is even more of an idiot than I had previously thought. £100,000 p.a. (pre-tax) is scarcely a fortune, but it is still 2x-3x what most people are paid in the UK, and 8x-10x what many have to live on.
Also, the lady tweeter is right. The nexus “work hard/high pay” is not at all as firm as many believe.
Kemi Badenoch thinks that all the unemployed are “feckless drunks“. She was caught saying it. Not only very arrogant and dismissive, but actually wrong. Only a small minority are feckless drunks.
I think that you can see there the Nigerian woman’s background coming out. She, after all, is not English and, except that she has a British passport because her parents came to have her born in London so that she could later get a Brit passport (as the law was until 1982), is not in any real sense British. She was brought up in Nigeria and then the USA. She only came here as a teenager of 16-17. Her attitudes are basically pseudo-“libertarian” American, not British or indeed European.
Late tweets
Locals gather in Gosport this evening after a migrant boat has arrived.
Its been reported that Hampshire police have been hitting people with batons and arrests have been made.
Why? Because they voiced their opinion on illegal migrant men being housed in their community, a… pic.twitter.com/kMJRvBmOJA
[“Ivor Caplin, former defence minister under Blair during Iraq, and best friend of @peterkyle, has registered as homeless in Hove, after his company went bust with £100,000 debts. The former chair of @JewishLabour blew a fortune on crystal meth while allegedly sexually assaulting a young person in a homeless in a hostel in Brighton. Many @bhlabour members know a lot more than they have told @sussex_police.“]
Links to Mandelson, and therefore to Epstein and Israeli Intelligence.
As Europe trundles at increasing speed towards some sort of multicultural cataclysm I would like to remind the ladies and gentlemen in the audience that The Woodlander Initiative is here to offer you a beautiful safe place to be with like minded folk.https://t.co/3XziTpe0Rypic.twitter.com/Ckt1oJ2Fob
Multiculturalism and AI / Technology combined to bring you the wonders of a high surveillance 20 minutes neighbourhood, populated by violent migrants. You will have no job & recieve survival UBI.
Already there for many people. Also, it will become very difficult, almost impossible, to live a normal life without being plugged-in to the System matrix via mobile telephones, computers etc. That is almost the case already for many.
Gaza’s Greek Orthodox Church held funeral services today for Maysa Daoud and her daughter, Mary, who were killed while sleeping when an Israeli strike hit their apartment in western Gaza City, according to Gaza’s Civil Defense.
The Israeli Jews continue to kill and maim civilians in Gaza and elsewhere and, via their fifth column of Jew-Zionists and suborned non-Jew pro-Israel drones in the UK, to interfere with British political life and freedom of expression.
In 1948, a monster was born.
The traitorous RNLI vessel that brought the new hoard of migrants to our shores has left the dock at Gosport.
What must go through their minds when they close their eyes?
During his visit to Kiev, Merz announced a new package of military aid for Ukraine worth around €1 billion, which will include long-range weapons and strike drones, as well as a further €350 million to support the energy sector:https://t.co/tLlttycdtypic.twitter.com/Q6lxbffvM9
Responding to Kiev’s escalation is currently the only way for Russia to pursue its interests, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Rossiya-1 journalist Pavel Zarubin:https://t.co/x4sEG8gFNNpic.twitter.com/bW3QhSVnpj
Russian forces struck the Gostomel logistics center in the Kiev Region, a facility storing materiel for the Ukrainian army, the Russian Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/ZRGZyTCWAbpic.twitter.com/r7nFrwpPbJ
Iran targeted at least eight ships in five days, without any response from the United States, despite the "tanker-for-tanker" policy announced on September 2. pic.twitter.com/H4JZyGw3hV
Europe slides ever-faster down the slope of utter decadence.
🇦🇷 Argentina to launch citizenship-by-investment program, with applications opening in Q4 2026 — Economy Minister Luis Caputo.
Applicants will need to make a non-refundable investment of at least $350,000 or purchase $800,000 in Argentine government bonds, subject to… pic.twitter.com/3fLn2egiBP
Would not be surprised to find that the Israelis, in conjunction with the Jewish lobby in Argentina, are behind this.
🇺🇸 Al Jazeera reports that **nearly 70% of Americans believe the war between the United States, Israel and Iran was not worth fighting**, a significant increase from July.
**Support is slipping fast — a growing majority of Americans now question the cost of the conflict.** pic.twitter.com/wLpiAeBv98
On this day two years ago. Don’t say @s_m_marandi didn’t warn you.
“If the United States gets involved, have no doubt, the US will be swept out of Iraq by the resistance and all its assets in the Persian Gulf will be destroyed. All these regimes with US bases will be destroyed…
[“On this day two years ago. Don’t say @s_m_marandi didn’t warn you.
“If the United States gets involved, have no doubt, the US will be swept out of Iraq by the resistance and all its assets in the Persian Gulf will be destroyed. All these regimes with US bases will be destroyed and the oil and gas markets will cause a situation where the global economy will collapse, so be careful about making stupid mistakes.”]
Marandi is an Iranian academic.
🚨 NEW: Benjamin Netanyahu has launched an extraordinary attack on Andy Burnham's Government, accusing Britain of behaving "like a rogue state" and appeasing an "Islamist Leftist alliance".
The Israeli PM said relations with Britain are "not very good" and accused Labour of… pic.twitter.com/zK6qnQCIum
More insults to add to the the murder of our troops and aid workers, having supplied arms to Argentina to do the same and supporting their claim to the Falklands.
Israel wouldn't exist were it not for us. This genocidal bastard should be down on his knees every day thanking us
Whatever you give “them”, (((they))) will complain, demand more, and turn on you in the end. Not just “Israel” and nominal Israelis, but also the type as a whole. Look at the behaviour of Zelensky.
Burnham is even a member of Labour Friends of Israel, just like Starmer-stein.
Israel— a rogue state, which has a very wealthy and influential “fifth column” in this country (as in some others).
Labour would rather take money from British pensioners than stop spending billions on foreigners.
That is a political choice.
Reform UK will slash welfare for foreigners, slash foreign aid, and put British pensioners first. pic.twitter.com/IQnBVgTNOD
Whatever the arguments, the fact is that pensioners will be worse-off under Labour after 2030 (when Burnham says the Triple Lock will go) and, quite possibly, before then. Result? 99% of pensioners (a third of the electorate, and maybe as much as 50% of the actually-voting electorate) will not be voting Labour. Largely but not just because of the Triple Lock being dumped. It is the whole direction of travel.
Late tweets
Most of the pensioner cohort don’t vote Labour anyway. Labour support in 65+ year olds currently at 12%. https://t.co/4eOByY5LEv
That funny woman tweeter is obsessed with, inter alia, cutting off Triple Lock money going to pensioners. Yes, only 12% of people of 65+ years vote Labour. That will now shrink to about 1%-2%, I expect. That means that 98% of those 65+ will vote somewhere other than Labour. Probably Reform, most of them.
The point, though, previously also made on the blog, is that people aged 65+ mostly actually vote. The other age-groups vote in far smaller numbers, proportionately.
The 65+ age group is about a third of the electorate, and must be at least 40% of those that actually turn out to vote (or vote via postal ballot). Maybe even 50%
Labour will therefore not be getting the votes of anything up to 50% of the total of those (of all ages) that vote, even before taking into consideration the votes of the <65 age groups.
Burnham-Labour has already alienated the under-24 age group by the recently-announced benefit cuts and changes.
Anything can happen in politics, but it would take a near-miracle for Labour to get to 35% of the poll, and that is surely their minimum if they want to be sure of a Commons majority.
That latest poll translates to a Commons with about 342 Labour MPs (so a majority of seats), 155 Reform (official Opposition), 55 Cons, 51 LibDems, and 20 SNP [etc].
Uncertain now how accurate such predictions are. Restore may only be getting 3% of the opinion poll votes, but that is enough to badly damage Reform in marginal seats. As to Labour, I doubt whether its present relative popularity will continue, but there is no doubt that many of Burnham’s recently-announced policies are quite popular:
Burnham’s housing policies are the clearest vote winners from his conference announcements while changes to the pension triple lock have the least support. pic.twitter.com/7wKdZQ8m0B
I myself agree with all but three of the policies listed there.
My feeling right now is that Reform, though so disappointing (pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby, pro-finance-capitalism and —in some respects— globalism, is still the main game in town in terms of at least pseudo-national populism. I can see many more presently Conservative votes going to Reform.
If I am right, and the Con vote reduces to, say 12% by 2028/2029, and the Reform vote rises to, say, 30%, then the post-election picture would be very different: that would give Labour maybe 265 MPs (far short of a majority), and Reform would have more MPs than Lab, 281. The LibDems would be on 53, the SNP 23, Greens 3 and the Con Party only 2. Near-wipeout. That would effectively finish off the Con Party.
As to government, Reform would be unable to form even a workable minority government despite having a plurality of MPs, but Labour would just about be able to function as a minority government with LibDem and SNP [etc] support.
Yet another Tory position I hate and I grew up very rurally, on horses and I live there now. I gave the Countryside Alliance march a swerve in 2002, one of the few Tories to do so. Support the hunting of beautiful foxes? Foul. 🦊
I agree with that lady tweeter on that subject. For many years I broadly supported foxhunting as a colourful historical spectacle with long roots in England, but for many years now I have strongly opposed it (and most other field sports) by reason of my love for animals and, in minor key, also my dislike of, or distaste for, all foxhunters that I have ever met (at least as an adult).
[me aged about 2 (?…I am hopeless at judging ages), late 1950s, happily standing amid the foxhounds somewhere in Berkshire]
[late 1950s, also amid the hounds, though looking less happy, or more thoughtful]
The Russian Foreign Ministry has again warned foreign nationals, including diplomatic missions’ personnel, against staying in or traveling to Ukraine, according to its statement:https://t.co/tALFqQbSyrpic.twitter.com/RJdmN3CiNo
The Russian Defense Ministry reported fighting and territorial gains in the Kharkov Region and Dobropolye, as well as Ukrainian losses and Russian strikes over the past day. TASS has compiled the ministry’s key statements:https://t.co/4DKK1QK3cApic.twitter.com/UU6toU4sXn
I have to say that the bridge attacks are a brilliant tactical move by the Russian side.
Kiev is on both sides of the Dnieper, but the more important part of the city is on the western or right bank.
Losses sustained by the Ukrainian armed forces in September, including foreign mercenaries and encompassing both killed and wounded, totaled nearly 48,000 personnel, according to military expert Andrey Marochko:https://t.co/YzD5yuBNkVpic.twitter.com/gMvyDDbFuc
I happened to see a travel show presented by an American of whom I had not previously heard, one Stanley Tucci [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Tucci]. Apparently a well-known film-maker and actor (well, I cannot know everything…). A New Yorker whose grandparents or great-grandparents emigrated from Calabria to America before the Second World War or, possibly, before the First World War.
It seems that the show was made in 2021, so 5+ years ago.
The programme showed him in Tuscany, then in Sicily. Mostly about the Italian regional cuisine(s). Not terribly dull, though hardly riveting, but of course this is an area covered many times in similar vein (think Rick Stein, Jamie Oliver, and many others).
When in Sicily, this Tucci expressed the view that immigration improves any society! Very wrongheaded. What many now call a “luxury belief” held by those (usually the affluent) who prefer not to see the downsides of mass immigration from backward parts of the world such as black Africa, North Africa etc.
Even without having to hear his wrongheaded views about the migration-invasion of Italy, I have to say that I found the aforesaid Tucci not someone to whom I warmed. He lacked the charm of some similar TV tourists.
Never mind. It filled an empty hour.
History as rarely seen
An historical and historic film sent to me today. Worth hearing or reading (subtitled)
I think that that blog post stands up well, three years on; not in all details (I overestimated the speed of Russian advances in Ukraine), but overall.
Air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 330 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions and the Black Sea overnight, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius questioned whether there is **any real intelligence evidence that Russia is preparing for a new military action**, saying there is none being presented.
**Big warnings require hard evidence — and Lithuania’s own leadership is now… pic.twitter.com/jU66glZbPr
A video showing how gendarmes in Rome "accidentally" knocked over their colleague who was patrolling and trying to apprehend a criminal is circulating widely across the European segment of social media. pic.twitter.com/SfsXqwxiQl
Apocalypse in France. Numerous schools—and more—are on fire. African and Arab students—also first and second generation ones—incited by far-left criminals, are setting everything on fire. pic.twitter.com/R7RYbbk6Gm
Get rid of them, either by dumping them in North Africa or by just eliminating them. Sterilization is vital, in the meantime.
Il ne s'agit plus aujourd'hui de contestations lycéennes. Il s'agit d'émeutes organisées par des professionnels et encadrées par des députés de la France insoumise.
Nous devons faire voter une nouvelle loi anti-casseurs pour que la participation à une émeute soit un délit… pic.twitter.com/XeJovhk4sl
Worrying scenes as an extremely drunk looking/sounding @EmmaforWycombe gets told by a Times Radio Presenter, the sums for robbing little old ladies of their cans of beans etc by screwing with their triple lock don’t add up.
Never had a non-political job. Is not qualified for any profession. Has no background in economics beyond her back-of-postcard PPE degree from Oxford. Member of Labour Friends of Israel. Believed to be or have been involved with lobby activities on behalf of China.
A stupid drunken moneygrubber, in short.
Congratulations to everyone celebrating the end of the triple lock. You won nothing. You will be pensioners one day. Many of you will be renting in retirement. Your private pension won't touch what today's pensioners have. Cutting the triple lock doesn't hurt today's pensioners… pic.twitter.com/FWPfsKcFby
[“Congratulations to everyone celebrating the end of the triple lock. You won nothing. You will be pensioners one day. Many of you will be renting in retirement. Your private pension won’t touch what today’s pensioners have. Cutting the triple lock doesn’t hurt today’s pensioners much. It hits you. Compounding, year after year, until you retire into a system even more inadequate than the one we have now. As Sam Coates explains here, you just cheered for your own poorer retirement. Own goal.“]
It's not just morally wrong, it's economically illiterate. Pensioners spend what they receive. That spending is demand. Cutting the triple lock doesn't just hurt today's pensioners—it removes demand from the economy, year after year. It's a regressive, self-defeating policy.
The same is true of cuts to social security/”welfare”, in most cases.
Thoughts out of season
In my view, taking the electorate overall, the voters knew what they were doing in 2024. They were binning the Conservative Party. What were were not doing, in intention, or primarily, was voting for a Starmer-Labour government (which has now become a Burnham-Labour government).
In 2024, the only way to bin the Conservatives led by little Indian money-juggler, Sunak, was to vote against the Conservative candidates. In some constituencies that meant voting Labour, in others for Reform, in yet others LibDem or even Green.
As frequently blogged about over the past 2.5 years, out of every 20 people eligible to vote, 8 did not vote at all, 4 voted Labour, 3 voted Conservative, 2 voted Reform, 2 voted LibDem, and 1 voted Green.
Rough figures, obviously. Reform scored about 600,000 more votes than the LibDems, even though the latter ended up with 72 MPs, and Reform only 6, by reason of the absurd voting system in the UK. Likewise, the Greens did not get anywhere near 1 out of 20 potential votes (or 1 out of every 12 cast), but closer to half a vote out of every 20.
In short, Starmer-stein had no real mandate. Only 4 out of 12 actual voters voted Labour; 4 out of every 20 potential/eligible voters.
Even if you take it in terms of those that actually voted, Labour was only voted for by about a third of those who voted.
Burnham may be marginally more popular than Starmer-stein, but not much more.
Nature abhors a vacuum. The Cons were binned by the voters mostly voting elsewhere, or abstaining. Labour will probably go the same way. However, Reform is so underwhelming (pro-finance-capitalism, pro-Jewish lobby, pro-Israel) that its ceiling is probably, at highest, 35%, and its popularity presently stands somewhere around 25%.
What matters is not just Reform UK’s popularity, but the unpopularity of, in particular, Labour. I think that most people who want rid of Labour will vote Reform (if they are anti-immigration), or LibDem/Green if they are not very anti-immigration and/or want to rejoin the EU.
How high can Labour’s polling go? It could get up to 30%, but it may well stick, in the end, say next year, around 25%. Hard to see it going as high as 35%.
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I’m sick and tired of seeing elderly pensioners harassed by the British police. 🤬
47 years ago this man used to be a drug dealer he was 20 for fuck sake he was a kid he's now 67 an OAP.
“A heavily pregnant woman has been left homeless after a council that houses more than 3,500 migrants refused her emergency accommodation, a charity says.
Homeless Project Scotland posted on Facebook claiming the 34-week-pregnant woman, who said she had fled an abusive relationship in London, was snubbed by Glasgow City Council.
The charity’s chief executive Colin McInnes described her plight as one of the most ‘horrific’ he had seen.“
The charity’s chief executive and co-founder described how staff there called the council’s social services helpline and a taxi was sent to collect the woman.
But she was later returned to the night shelter in a taxi after what Mr McInnes described as a ‘four-hour interrogation’.
He said: ‘I explained the situation that there is no way that this lady should obviously be in our shelter – we are at full capacity and this woman cannot sleep on the streets.
‘They told me, “Unfortunately this lady is going to have to sleep on the streets because we won’t be accommodating her.
At that point, I said the rights of every child is important and this child needs to be protected with its mother and the words that the woman on phone said to me and I quote, “An unborn child does not have rights”.’
Mr McInnes said the woman then spent the night sleeping on a mattress on the night shelter’s floor before leaving for the streets the following morning.
But volunteers later found her and directed her back to social services, he added.
Mr McInnes said: ‘This is not how we behave in the United Kingdom and certainly not how we behave in Scotland that we would leave women who are 34 weeks pregnant lying in the streets.’
‘This is a truly chilling and callous response to the plight of a heavily pregnant woman and her unborn baby.’“
[Daily Mail]
Late tweets
"If a gun hangs on the wall, it must eventually be fired."
There are no guarantees that nuclear powers will not resort to using nuclear weapons, Vladimir Putin noted during his speech at the Valdai Club's plenary session.
[“The President also reminded that Russia did not start the war in Ukraine, and linked the collapse of the USSR to the naivety of Soviet leaders who tried to please the West, which in turn was only pursuing its own interests. At the same time, the Russian leader noted that “we experienced the collapse of the state system, which was a real tragedy for tens of millions of people.”
Following this, Putin again emphasized the risks:
“The moment when nothing can be changed may come very quickly and unexpectedly for everyone… […] A policy of escalating hostilities and sanctions is never one-sided; destructive actions by one side are always followed by a response from the other…”
The President of Russia also stressed that “armed conflicts, unfortunately, exist and will exist; they are an integral part of human existence,” and that now it is necessary to raise the issue of the rules of conducting such conflicts.“]
According to reports from France, the most severe riots are taking place today in Marseille, where protesting students have set buses, police cars, and fire trucks on fire, and the police have lost control of the city streets. pic.twitter.com/s22uu7EyDI
Air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 384 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions and the Black Sea overnight, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
In last night’s Russian missile attack on the energy infrastructure of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, some 19 missiles were fired, including Onyx hypersonic cruise missiles, Hwasong HS-11 ballistic missiles, S-400 missiles, Iskander-M ballistic missiles, and 2 Zircons, along with… pic.twitter.com/cgEzacctAt
[“In last night’s Russian missile attack on the energy infrastructure of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, some 19 missiles were fired, including Onyx hypersonic cruise missiles, Hwasong HS-11 ballistic missiles, S-400 missiles, Iskander-M ballistic missiles, and 2 Zircons, along with dozens of Gran-4/5 jet drones. The targets included the CHP-5 power plant in southern Kyiv, the Kyiv hydroelectric power plant, the Trypillia thermal power plant, and CHP-6 in northeastern Kyiv.”]
Kyiv is under a massive drone attack: The Ukrainian capital is shrouded in thick smog after last night's attack, and drones continue to fly towards Kyiv. pic.twitter.com/TYsqYiLxgV
After that, no-one (at least no non-Jews), anywhere in the world, wants to hear any more about what is alleged (mainly by the Jewish lobby) to have happened to their ancestors in Eastern and Central Europe from 1933-1945, i.e. 81-93 years ago.
[“A teenager who carried out a string of offences including theft and assault has been banned from Carlisle city centre for five years.
Osam Ahmed Mohammed, 18, of Aglionby Street, Carlisle, was handed a criminal behaviour order (CBO) after being sentenced at Carlisle Magistrates’ Court following work by Carlisle neighbourhood policing officers.
Mohammed admitted offences of obstructing a constable, common assault, theft from a shop and breaching bail conditions, according to Cumbria Police.
[“Carlisle teen“…]
For the offences, he was given a 12-month community order and a five-year criminal behaviour order.“]
Of course, in a better Britain it would be put up against a wall. Wall. Squad. End. However, even in Britain as it is, one might have expected some form of detention, but no. We are in a death spiral, and hundreds, if not thousands, of bastards of that sort are arriving every day, either via direct invasion of our shores or via superficially “legal” routes. They are also being born here, either to black/brown women, or to stupid white women impregnated by non-whites.
Incidentally, the above-reported matters happened in Carlisle, in Cumbria, a part of the country with one of the smallest proportions of blacks and browns.
They cannot create a society, they cannot maintain a society created by others (Europeans), they cannot even live as parasites in a European society without degrading it simply by their presence in it.
Russian and Ukrainian pilots, who were on board the FlyDubai plane as passengers, landed the aircraft after the second pilot, a citizen of Oman, attacked the captain, a citizen of the UAE.
This was reported by the Israeli publication Israel Hayom. However, several other Israeli… pic.twitter.com/6uwojM79WL
The Kalashnikov Group unveiled the latest 7.62mm AK-15SC and AK-15C compact assault rifles, KUB-2E and KUB-10ME guided loitering munitions at the ADEX 2026 international defense show in the Azerbaijani capital of Baku, a TASS correspondent reported:https://t.co/vCvPW7lFRcpic.twitter.com/yaaCzpEV1T
Russian troops liberated three communities in the Kharkov, Sumy and Zaporozhye Regions over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/8AwnSzx1lupic.twitter.com/wB9LrBGPyk
Fact is, to be posted to the crumbling front-lines of the Kiev-regime fake state is a near death sentence.
Apart from that, I think that very many Ukrainians want to be in some form reunited with Russia, rather than being ruled over by a brutal and corrupt regime led by a mixed cabal of Jew-Zionists and Ukrainian thugs and criminals.
TANTO COMENTARIO TENEMOS CONOCIMIENTO DE QUIENES SON
Qué hace ud? Qué hace aquel? ¿Qué hacemos para DESHACERNOS de ellos en cada país que contiene alguna de estas peligrosas creaturas?
[“Yesterday, I met the daughter of a prominent member of Moroccan high society. The young woman was transferring her family’s entire financial assets abroad. She told me that a specific group of Jews had been promised large tracts of land both on the country’s Mediterranean coast and on its Atlantic coast, including areas around Esauira. The young woman, about thirty years old, explained to me that her family had been forced, by direct order of the king, to sell their properties to Jewish buyers. If they didn’t, the properties would be confiscated under the pretext of national security reasons. They also forced her uncle to sell his citrus farm to an Israeli company at a price 50% below its true market value. To her and her family, as well as to her uncle and his, they offered the possibility of obtaining a residence permit in Canada, Australia, or the United States, in addition to being able to deposit their funds in any bank in Israel and later transfer them to any of those countries. This is exactly the same strategy that the Zionists used with the most influential Palestinian families during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.“]
I had not previously heard of that Moroccan situation.
“Them” (again)…
She slapped a 6’5 Russian guy for no reason while her friends cheered… then reality hit fast pic.twitter.com/3Jdk3Wfwop
The hardest part of putting together The Woodlander Initiative was getting people to go from "What's in it for me".. to "What can we achieve together".
We gain more individually when we work as part of a collective.
Britain will now experience a sharp increase of migration from Afghanistan, Palestine and the Third World. The United Nations will inject itself into our democracy. Shadowy “faith groups” will sponsor migrants. And the British people will be sidelined. https://t.co/SsEl7aZk5j
We all know, in our hearts, that Britain is not going to come out of this swamp by “debating”, by voting in a rigged system for rigged and (((controlled))) parties, by tweeting, by blogging, by vlogging, or by appealing to the better nature of those that have no better nature.
‘Nuff said.
The bakery chain said 740 jobs could go between now and 2028 as part of a plan to change where it makes its food.
Greggs will start installing more automated machinery instead of relying on its workforce at the sites, making the existing factories redundant.
I'm appalled at Heather Stewart & Hilary Osborne Guardian report – implies pensioners will not be poorer with triple lock cut. No research & no named experts from poverty charities or academics. Lazy biased journalism bordering on dangerous propaganda. https://t.co/oV1o9WEc7s
Ridiculous, not true in any sense. UK pensioners living solely on state pension less than in Spain! Why do you think Labour pushed pensioners to sign up for pension credit when they cut the winter fuel allowance? They knew & ignored evidence of today's pensioner poverty pic.twitter.com/qCugfU1qxm
Workers in Britain receive a far smaller share of the economy now than they did in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. But their loss has not meant gains for pensioners or the poor. Big business are the big winners from Thatcherism and austerity. Yet successive governments target the poor,… pic.twitter.com/iPmo3CNEGJ
Smashing pensioners while opening the door wider is not a side note in Burnham’s pitch, it is the pitch, and up here you can already see what that means in the hotels, the lists and the people who paid in for decades getting told there is nothing left. The media class can call it…
[“Smashing pensioners while opening the door wider is not a side note in Burnham’s pitch, it is the pitch, and up here you can already see what that means in the hotels, the lists and the people who paid in for decades getting told there is nothing left. The media class can call it hope. The rest of us can see it for what it is. BETRAYAL.“]
We hear a lot from Jew-Zionists, from “antifa” loonies, from the decadent and horrible mainstream media scribblers and talking heads —and from the brainwashed police woodentops etc as well— about “hate”. I tell you where I see “hate” (apart from the general way in which quite a few Jews, Muslims, and blacks view the white Europeans who have created almost everything worthwhile over the past 2,500 years): the recent propaganda against the British late middle-aged and elderly.
Look at the gloating over Burnham’s dumping of the Triple Lock. You see it on Twitter/X, you see it in some newspapers. There is more than firmly-held beliefs around generational fairness, the “national debt” etc to this.
There is a certain pathology here.
There is a pretty strong streak of sadism in this “debate”, an element of “smash the weak old pensioners (who cannot fight back)“, just as there was in 2010-2015 when the part-Jews David Cameron-Levita and George Osborne blamed the sick, disabled, and unemployed for the fact that Britain and its economy were tanking.
As a matter of fact, I think that the third of the electorate who are above State Pension age can and will fight back, and will mostly do so by abandoning the Labour Party and also the Conservative Party. To some degree, that has already happened.
The voters 65+ may not trust or even like Farage and Reform, but will hit out at Burnham and Labour (especially) by voting Reform or Restore (albeit that those two will both be weakened by having to stand candidates against each other).
I recall reading, very many years ago, about Rudolf Steiner’s prediction that, in the far future, in the 7th Post-Atlantean Age (we are at present in the 5th), society would collapse via a so-called “War of All Against All”, in which every race, sex, age-group, income/capital group etc would engage in all-out social warfare. That is not what we see today, but there are strong indications already of such divisions being entrenched.
