Merry Christmas to all well-intentioned readers of the blog.
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December 25, 1991 AD
On this day, 32 years ago, the flag of the Soviet Union was lowered, the Russian flag was raised over the Kremlin, and the last president of the Soviet Union, Gorbachev, resigned. The next day, on December 26, the Soviet Union officially fell. pic.twitter.com/niyt5X3pnh
The number of Israeli soldiers killed in the escalation of the conflict with the Palestinian movement Hamas since October 7 has reached 485, the Israeli army announced.
The Israeli regime's warplanes bombarded al-Maghazi camp in the center of Gaza . So far, 80 Palestinians have been martyred. pic.twitter.com/0GvlB9WnD4
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has expressed deep concern about worsening food security in the Gaza Strip, where some 2.2 million Palestinians face hunger.
Joseph Borrell: Putin has decided to continue the war until the complete victory in Ukraine, we must prepare for a high-intensity conflict. pic.twitter.com/6wcblE10Uh
The United States expanded its territory by a million square kilometers.
Potentially resource-rich new lands include areas of the continental shelf in the Arctic, Atlantic, Bering Sea, Pacific Ocean, as well as in the Gulf of Mexico and the Mariana Islands. pic.twitter.com/ol5vEEraq0
The United States, against the backdrop of growing confrontation with Russia in the Arctic, declares claims to part of the region
Yesterday, Washington announced plans to claim a significant portion of the seabed in the Bering and Beaufort Seas as “its own.” The United States… pic.twitter.com/2ruiQ56sFB
The Palestinian news agency Sama published a video and reported that IDF units had completely abandoned Beit Hanoun along with all their equipment. pic.twitter.com/pcPZ8VPNSp
Hezbullah attacked Israeli forces in the vicinity of the Mitat barracks Also, the Israeli “army” announced today the closure of several settlements in the Eastern Galilee.
Hundreds of homes were destroyed and billions in damage were caused to more than 20 (Israeli) towns on the Lebanese border as a result of Hezbollah attacks.
The entire border area with Lebanon is deserted, and taxes paid compensation amounting to about 21…
“The enemy celebrates when we are divided, I demand that the leadership restrain the campaigns”
🔴 Political and social instability is observed in Israel after heavy losses in the Gaza Strip. Israel has already announced hundreds of dead officers, but…
“The enemy celebrates when we are divided, I demand that the leadership restrain the campaigns.”
“Political and social instability is observed in Israel after heavy losses in the Gaza Strip. Israel has already announced hundreds of dead officers, but the number of ordinary soldiers killed has not yet been disclosed.
Yesterday at the cabinet meeting there were also great disagreements and criticism of Netanyahu.
Protests from the families of the hostages are intensifying, knowing that without a ceasefire their loved ones will not survive the war in Gaza.
The economy is knocked down, there is a huge decline, large numbers of Israeli settlers in the border areas of Gaza and Lebanon have been displaced and are unlikely to return anytime soon.”
Map of military operations in Ukraine at the end of 2023 from ISW
The American Institute for the Study of War indicated in red on the map the territory that is under the control of the Russian Armed Forces, and in blue – what the Ukrainian Armed Forces managed to occupy during… pic.twitter.com/jQ89yPDY5o
“Map of military operations in Ukraine at the end of 2023 from ISW The American Institute for the Study of War indicated in red on the map the territory that is under the control of the Russian Armed Forces, and in blue – what the Ukrainian Armed Forces managed to occupy during its counter-offensive.
For the sake of such “success,” the Kiev regime destroyed almost 160 thousand military personnel, hundreds of tanks and aircraft, and never overcame the tactical defense of the Russian Armed Forces.”
2024 will see, by grace of God, a general Russian advance across Eastern Ukraine; an advance to, and northward along, the Dnieper, and then towards the Kiev area. If so, that may precipitate a collapse of the Zelensky dictatorship.
We can’t unmute to listen to her crying We’re all guilty of this ALL OF US ! This is one of thousands of children that there limbs were amputated
Meanwhile, in the UK, the Jew-Zionist supporters of Israel pretend to be “afraid” (of mild or non-existent “antisemitism”). They constantly whine (or, more often, demand) that people such as myself be dragged into court for having the temerity to criticize both Israel and “their” behaviour. In a month or so, I myself am to be sentenced, having been convicted of publishing [the truth] on this blog.
It has been revealed that the order for Israeli tanks to fire on houses containing 12 Israeli captives in Kibbutz Be'eri came from this man, Brigadier General Barak Hiram.
Today everyone knows, but does not dare say it out loud, that this strategy failed. Obviously, this will not work…. The Ukrainians will not win on the front line .
American aircraft carriers will not scare anyone in the Middle East, says Ritter
Washington sent two aircraft carrier groups to the Mediterranean and Red Sea. But their presence will not change the situation in the Middle East and will not impress adversaries, US Marine Corps… pic.twitter.com/mXMLJaHZzj
“American aircraft carriers will not scare anyone in the Middle East, says Ritter.
Washington sent two aircraft carrier groups to the Mediterranean and Red Sea. But their presence will not change the situation in the Middle East and will not impress adversaries, US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter said in an interview with the Judging Freedom YouTube channel.
In his opinion, the forces that the Pentagon is deploying in the region will not be able to have a significant impact on the brewing hostilities. They will not be able to intimidate Iran, Hezbollah, or even the militants who are launching attacks on American bases in Iraq and Syria.
“This is just posturing. In this way, the United States is trying to create the appearance of activity, while behind the scenes it is desperately trying to get Israel to defuse the situation and not invade the Gaza Strip,” Ritter explained.”
Those who live will see…
Sajid Javid is talking NHS. He's already claimed record amounts are being spent yet neglects to say that includes the vast sums given to mates for useless PPE.
Thank goodness the first caller, a nurse, is telling him some home truths. He may regret raising this subject. #LBC
Sajid Javid, that weird little monkey-on-a-stick. I thought that he had self-immolated, or at least left political life.
We are now learning that between 3000-4000 Palestinians came from Gaza to commit the massacres and NOT all were members of the Hamas terror organization. That means regular Gazans came with Hamas and committed these brutalities. What kind of society breeds people who behave like…
If some Gazans are monstrous, they have been made monstrous, and made so by Israel, by Israeli Jews, almost all of which undertake military service, including keeping the Palestinians imprisoned in Gaza and other parts of former Palestine.
The Israeli narrative now is, in effect, “Hamas operatives entered southern Israel a few weeks ago, killing hundreds of Israelis. Most of the attackers were killed or captured, but we have bombed and rocketed, and will now continue to rocket and bomb, Gaza, killing tens of thousands directly. We have also switched off most supplies to Gaza of water, food, electricity, and gas, which may kill hundreds of thousands directly and indirectly. We also intend to use poison gas. We are the victims (always)...”
5 yrs ago today a supporter found these 2 bedraggled dogs who had been abandoned on local common land miles from anywhere on a dreadful day. They barely resembled dogs. 6 hours later these gorgeous dogs Dougal & Betty emerged. They are still living with us today 💜 pic.twitter.com/KqmJ3HQk74
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) October 25, 2023
I am an assistant professor at Columbia Business School. I am a father, a husband, an uncle, and a son. I am a forty-year-old man, and last week I found myself crying in front of a group of complete strangers.
There are no more combat-ready Ukrainians. The Russian army has “learned lessons from the conflict” and will soon be ready to attack Ukraine, General Waldemar Skrzypczak told RP.
“Moscow is effectively bypassing sanctions barriers, actively replenishing stocks of all types of… pic.twitter.com/PbGxea299f
The Russian army has “learned lessons from the conflict” and will soon be ready to attack Ukraine, General Waldemar Skrzypczak told RP.
“Moscow is effectively bypassing sanctions barriers, actively replenishing stocks of all types of weapons and preparing for long, difficult military operations,” the military officer notes.
At the same time, things are going poorly in Kyiv: fatigue and lack of resources are taking their toll. The Armed Forces of Ukraine simply do not have enough people capable of fighting,” states the general.”
Ukrainians demand answers from Zelensky about missing soldiers, writes New York Times
Last week, hundreds of Ukrainians who came to Kyiv from different parts of the country staged a demonstration near the office of Vladimir Zelensky. Those gathered chanted his name and demanded… pic.twitter.com/7hQii4tszo
“Ukrainians demand answers from Zelensky about missing soldiers, writes New York Times Last week, hundreds of Ukrainians who came to Kyiv from different parts of the country staged a demonstration near the office of Vladimir Zelensky.
Those gathered chanted his name and demanded that he bring their loved ones home from the front, writes The New York Times. The protest was a “rare display” of discontent.
Despite the fact that cemeteries across Ukraine are steadily filling up, there is almost no open criticism of the authorities’ actions. But the pain and losses accumulate, the publication notes. Relatives of missing Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers are growing increasingly frustrated that the government, which fears a decline in morale in society, is unable to give them concrete answers.
Some demonstrators admitted to The New York Times that they had been trying to obtain this information for more than a year without success, and asked reporters to write down the names of their sons.”
A brutal, corrupt and shambolic failed state, now headed by a Jew-Zionist “President” who used to be a cheap TV comedian, and who is surrounded by amateur intelligence chiefs and equally-poor would-be “military strategists”.
🚨🚨🚨 Gaza Municipality: ▪️We received a threat via phone call from the Israeli occupation threatening the destruction of the main Gaza Municipality building in Palestine Square. ▪️ We confirm that the main municipal building is the headquarters of the main administration of the…
We received a threat via phone call from the Israeli occupation threatening the destruction of the main Gaza Municipality building in Palestine Square.
We confirm that the main municipal building is the headquarters of the main administration of the municipality, and it is a building that was built about 200 years ago.
The building contains the city’s documents and archives, and implementing the occupation’s threats to bomb it would plunge the city into a state of great chaos.
We call on all international and humanitarian organizations to intervene urgently and curb the occupation.”
The Russian Aerospace Forces launched the Soyuz-2.1b launch vehicle from the Plesetsk cosmodrome.
The combat crew of the Aerospace Forces successfully launched a medium-class launch vehicle with spacecraft in the interests of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
While I doubt that Aaron Bastani, Ash Sarkar etc are themselves proponents of a “free society” anyway, the fact is that an editor, a Jew at that, has been dismissed for noting the callousness of (I presume, not having read the material) Israel and the Jews and others outside Israel who regard the victims of the attack on the Gaza “Ghetto” as “collateral damage”, in some cases expressly.
You see that attitude in tweets by some of the unpleasant Jews in the UK prolific on Twitter/X.
The editor in question lives and works in the USA, with its supposed regard for “free speech”. However, as I have blogged in the past, while that U.S. Constitutional protection may save someone from being arrested and/or prosecuted, it does not save someone from being dismissed from a job, or removed from a profession (perhaps), and so (in a finance-capitalist society) possibly losing his place of abode, quite possibly also his family life etc.
Needless to say, the mainstream media, publishing etc are completely owned or controlled by Jews in the USA (and UK, for that matter), and even where not, strongly influenced by Jew-Zionism.
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South Park sketch about White people being replaced by black people in Disney, the media, and real life. https://t.co/GanyXnztGk
— Shrodingers Borderline Normal (@JeremyCordite) October 27, 2023
“The Great Replacement” is no mere “conspiracy theory”. Just look around you.
This is a real cracker Facing Jail Not in Jail of course Somalian Amina Noor took her daughter to Africa for ritual mutilation Granted refugees status in 2003 living on benifits since her arrival into the United Kingdom Please remember Diversity is our Strength pic.twitter.com/sKbZ2KjC5b
Born in Somalia, brought up there and in Kenya, then (how? why?) came to the UK, was granted asylum (why?) and later made a “British” citizen (why?). No education (even at primary level), no job. Basically both a parasite and a criminal. A completely useless individual from the point of view of British society.
That is one migrant-invader out of literally millions. She has been sheltered and fed (etc) by the British people (through their taxes), and now large further monies have been spent on her investigation, prosecution, trial, defence, possible appeal, and costs of imprisonment. Then, after her eventual release, more monies spent on her shelter, food, etc. That is only ONE migrant-invader, out of millions.
The best you can hope for is that they are just useless; many are far worse.
The present mainly white Northern European UK population will be, within a few decades, a mainly black/brown/Chinese (etc) population, ruled over by finance-capitalist cabals (mainly Jewish or mixed Jew/white), as provided for in the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan.
Britain has no decent future with such a population and society.
A massacre is being covered up, Gaza needs internet.@elonmusk you must provide the Gaza Strip with satellite internet, just as you did with the Ukrainians.#starlinkforgaza#Gazabombing
The Israelis say that they have proven that Hamas has been using some areas in or below hospitals in Gaza as HQ and staff centres, and that that fact (if it is a fact) gives Israel the right to flatten such hospitals (after —sometimes— telephoning a hypocritical “warning”).
Decent people(s) would of course still not bomb such hospitals, knowing that civilians, many of them mere children, are there. The Israelis not only “disagree”; I do not think that they (and their Jewish supporters in countries such as the UK) actually see the inhumanity in that reasoning.
As someone once put it, “the simulacrum of the human“…
“Police officers quizzed a pensioner in her home on suspicion of a hate crime after she stopped in the street to take a photo of a sticker which said: ‘Keep males out of women-only spaces.’
The sticker had been placed on to a LGBT+ pride poster which had the slogan Stand By Your Trans. Officers told the 73-year-old retired social worker that she had been identified from CCTV footage.
The woman told The Mail on Sunday she was ‘in a state of shock’ when officers arrived at her door. The incident happened in Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire – the setting for BBC crime drama Happy Valley about no-nonsense policewoman Catherine Cawood. It comes after fury over police forces failing to send officers to investigate burglaries and other serious crimes.“
“West Yorkshire Police said it had recorded the matter as a ‘non-crime hate incident’, adding: ‘Words of advice were given regarding the placing of the sticker, as it was reported to have caused offence.‘
“Stella O’Malley, psychotherapist and founder of international group Genspect, said: ‘It’s not the job of the police to decide that taking a photo is a hate crime.‘”
[Daily Mail]
The UK’s toytown police once again caught enforcing the emergent “woke” police state.
Note the defiant attitude of the West Yorkshire police box-tickers when challenged, though. A bland refusal to engage.
The West Yorkshire Police seem to have missed the recent comments of both H.M. Inspector of Constabulary and those of the Home Secretary, to the effect that police should start to do their proper job, and stop acting like a poundland KGB (regular readers of the blog will be aware that I have had similar problems with the “plodosphere”…).
Strange. Having yesterday evening, on my birthday, finished the remains of a half-bottle of vintage Tokay, I was just recalling what happened to many of the secret police in Hungary during the Uprising of 1956 (the year of my own birth). It was not pleasant for them…
Wouldn’t you know it? The Jew Shapps whining about how “his family” (ancestors, a century and a half ago) were victims of “antisemitism”. Was that in Ukraine?
If all those people rebelling against the ULEZ nonsense were to cover up their registration numbers, then drive out at the same time or on the same day, the police and ULEZ enforcers would have to admit defeat (cf. Berlin Wall, 1989).
Interesting. However, London has probably never been so well-interconnected as it now is.
I notice that, had those 1940s plans been implemented, even the area north of Reigate (Surrey), where I —intermittently— lived in the late 1970s and early 1980s, would have been within 2-3 miles of the proposed Underground stations of Kingswood and Tadworth, which are now still only on the ordinary railway (Tattenham Corner line).
Britain needs a fixed period of maybe 5-10 years, in which time Parliament must be suspended and this country sorted-out by a social-national dictatorship. Whatever it takes.
A few lines of verse
Still true, 259 years later (I do not think it was a “nursery rhyme“, though).
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Rachel Johnson just repeated the lie that the Conservatives have recruited 20,000 extra police officers on LBC.
I am sure that it is mere co-incidence that “Boris” and Rachel Johnson, Stanley Johnson, and the rest, are part-Jew. It is just that “they” are so often around when societies and nations, and empires, and even whole civilizations, are destroyed, falling into decadence and collapse…
[“Boris” Johnson pretending to pray at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem; his great grandfather was a Jewish rabbi in Lithuania]
[“Boris” Johnson, complete with “yarmulka” skullcap, and in company with the Jew paedophile criminal Greville Janner, and other Jews, gives out sweets to Jewish children]
Vaccines frequently cause neurological injuries, but as that's controversial, very few scientists want to study why it happens.
This article did an excellent job answering that question and also helps to explain many of the COVID vax injuries I've seen.https://t.co/bWJJasdz0X
Eventually, Gates will shuffle off, and hopefully soon, and probably via natural causes (disappointingly).
A few thoughts
Just saw on Sky News that no less than 872 migrant-invader bastards crossed the Channel in small boats yesterday (meaning, mostly, travelled a few miles in small or fairly small boats before being picked up and ferried to Dover by the Border “Farce” and/or RNLI).
So…872 useless and possibly dangerous parasites, likely criminals, possible terrorist sympathisers etc…
Those 872 bastards have to be (meaning, will be) sheltered, housed, clothed, fed, given pocket money in or by English towns and villages, provided with medical and dental services, provided with translators, interpreter, and legal services, at a cost of at least £200 per person per day. Minimum. Probably closer to £500 per person per day.
The “refugees welcome” dimwits are often the same people who complain that services, pay, benefits for (real) British people are being cut. Those whom the Gods wish to destroy, they first make mad…
The pro-invasion dimwits cannot see, apparently, the connection between literally millions of invaders (both “legal” and “illegal”) over the past years and decades, and the shortages of housing, NHS services, and the rest. About 10 million migrant-invaders over 30 years (including births in the UK to —mostly non-white— migrants).
I believe that relatively few people can see the horror that awaits Britain only a few short decades down the line. Dystopia and civil war.
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Billy Bragg urging caution about commenting on contentious issues online.
So you’re admitting that you perceive career and perception as more important than truth and empathy? What a horrifying realisation. As someone who grew up in a pit village, subsequently having my politics and worldview informed by your music, I never in a million years thought…
— The James McMahon Music Podcast (@jamesjammcmahon) September 3, 2023
Billy Bragg, that self-describing “Left” ignoramus and hypocrite.
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Russian military hit a fuel storage facility for supplying equipment to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the port of Reni, Odessa region – Russian Defense Ministry
British newspaper: Our country does not have a single operational attack submarine.
The Daily Mail notes: 🔸 None of the British Navy's attack submarines are at sea, and most of them are in ports awaiting repairs. 🔸Due to the lack of ship engineers and dry docking facilities,… pic.twitter.com/OFSc5OGELC
Frankly, that situation makes the UK more secure from nuclear attack, as things stand.
This concrete thing could be the final straw for the Tories. Everything in Britain feels like it’s going wrong and now we can’t even be sure our schools, hospitals and courtrooms won’t collapse around us. As a narrative of complacent decline it could hardly be more on the nose.
…and it turns out that the person most responsible for allowing it to happen was the snivelling little drunk and cocaine abuser (and expenses fraudster) Michael Gove, another Jewish-lobby puppet. It was a tweet about that little bastard which was one of merely five that resulted in my wrongful and unlawful disbarment (at the instigation of a pack of Jews) in 2016.
As the above tweeter says, though, this does feel somehow symptomatic of the complacent negligence and “where will they go?” casual entitlement (and accompanying casual social brutality to the poor, sick, disabled, unemployed etc) which has characterized politics in this country since 2010.
There is no popular enthusiasm for, nor even any solid support for, the Labour Party under Jewish-lobby puppets Starmer, Rachel Reeves, Yvette Cooper etc, but in a basically binary system which excludes other parties, the voters are left with a stale choice. On that basis, this doomed Government is sliding to defeat, surely. What kind or magnitude of defeat, though, is still an open question.
Historical sidelight
In online open-source research into one or two characters, I discovered that there was a serious offer by Japan, sometime in 1944-45, and made to Swedish diplomats, for Japan to stop fighting, and to relinquish not only all territorial gains made since 1940, but even its (post-1931) rulership over parts of northeastern and eastern China: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widar_Bagge.
Had that offer been taken seriously by the UK and USA, it would not only have saved innumerable lives on all sides intra-theatre, but would have rendered the atomic bomb attacks on Japan in 1945 unnecessary.
I can only suppose that the Allied leadership wanted Japan to be crushed, and then remade in the Western image, as indeed it later was, as part of the post-1945 restructuring of the international order.
▪️The Russian missile system "Sarmat" took up combat duty. The rocket is the heaviest in the world. Weight is more than 208 tons. ▪️One "Sarmat" is potentially capable of devastating a territory larger than the size of France or the… pic.twitter.com/jU8nA6D1RK
The major international players, meaning here the USA and Russia, must row back from this slide toward devastating nuclear conflict.
Ukrainian oil warehouse destroyed in an attack by Russian drones — Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
Moscow carried out a drone attack on an oil depot supplying the Kiev military in the port city of Odesa region near the Romanian border, the Russian Defense Ministry… pic.twitter.com/VHljR2CS2P
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded the immediate deportation of all those involved in the recent riots staged by immigrants from Eritrea in Tel Aviv, during which more than 150 people were injured, including 50 police officers.
Jews in Israel deport black troublemakers, but many Jews in Europe encourage blacks and browns to invade, by giving “aid and comfort” to those waiting on the other side of the Channel, for one thing. Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalergi_Plan.
“The Kiev leadership has created such conditions for the people when part of the Ukrainians will be killed in the war, those remaining in the rear will be robbed, and the refugees will not want to return,” said millionaire Gennady Balashov, who fled from Kiev to the United… pic.twitter.com/1sMo7uT7qk
Ukrainian media reports on a strong airstrike on the Armed Forces of Ukraine near Kupyansk. According to Ukrainian monitoring channels, explosions were heard east of Petropavlovka, where rear positions and ammunition depots of the 14th, 41st and 88th Mechanized Brigades are… pic.twitter.com/UH5cy8JWKh
FAB-500 UMPC strike on the militants of the 126th brigade of the territorial defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kherson direction. pic.twitter.com/oCTiaWhxBI
The Sword of Damocles – the Russian Army's force buildup through 2023 and what it means for the Ukrainian War going forward.
One of the biggest – and certainly the most consequential – question marks in the world right now is the current status of the Russian Army. Some… pic.twitter.com/Zkd4685zIt
Regular readers of this blog will know that my view is that Russia must occupy everywhere east of the Dnieper, the city of Kiev (if agreement to have a condominium cannot be reached) and also, to a depth of perhaps 50 miles and including the city of Odessa, the Black Sea littoral. The rest of Western Ukraine can become a rump state based on Lvov.
Business Insider reports that the better equiped and 'fearless' Russian soldiers in Kharkov direction are unlike the goat herders and rice farmers that the West is used to fight against. pic.twitter.com/lut0W6pFPe
You *cannot* read this (or indeed Miller v College of Policing) and not think we’ve got an issue with the political neutrality of some police forces. Insane policing of citizens’ free speech (taking a photo of a political sticker!) by W Yorkshire police.https://t.co/81OLugMQdY
— The Mossad: Satirical and Awesome (@TheMossadIL) September 3, 2023
Israeli food, some of it anyway, is quite healthy, and is one of the few aspects of their society which might be good to import to this country. Particularly good for health is some salad at breakfast, but it would be a hard task persuading most British people to adopt that.
Obviously, that Israeli breakfast is borrowed, much of it, from surrounding parts of the region; Lebanon and other Arab countries, but it is a pretty good mixture, anyway.
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There is no question of any breakthrough of the first line of defense in the Zaporozhye region by Ukrainian troops, the Russian army is holding its positions , said the president of the Zaporozhye movement "Together with Russia" Vladimir Rogov.
Having said that, and acting as advocatus diaboli, let us suppose that the Kiev regime is speaking the truth for once. Let us suppose that the first line of defence (of, apparently, four) laid down by Russian forces has been breached. Let us suppose, further, that Kiev-regime forces can exploit that breach. Let us even suppose that they can breach all four defensive lines. What then?
The Kiev regime does not have the quantum of armour and infantry to breach all four defensive lines and then go on to take the major towns and cities of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions. Still less can the depleted Ukrainian Army go further, to invade the vast spaces of European Russia proper (which would anyway be a farcical repeat of the mistakes of both Napoleon and Hitler).
All that can happen, the most that can happen, is for the Ukrainian (Kiev-regime) forces to breach the defensive lines, then somehow hold on and bring up artillery with which to attack the civilian towns and cities in the Donetsk/Lugansk regions held by Russian forces (and now designated by them as part of Russia).
Russia has overwhelming air power, still mostly unused. Then there are its missiles. Soon winter will come to Ukraine, sometime in November, so within 2 months from now. Once the ground is hard, the Russian armour will come into its own.
I had thought that the much-trumpeted “Ukrainian counter-offensive” had already failed. It may be that, in one small southern sector of the overall front, that is not so, and that the Kiev-regime forces are still advancing slowly. Perhaps,; but for how long?
I think that, on the high-command level and above, the Russians are waiting to see what happens politically; in the USA, and in EU states as well. A change of US President may mean a change of attitude, and a change of policy.
If the 2024 US Presidential Election results in a President who continues the open-chequebook support for Zelensky and his cabal, Russia may take the gloves off, and destroy totally the rear areas from where the Ukrainian soldiers and their logistical support come. Kiev etc.
Incidentally, I saw analysis by Sean Bell, ex-RAF Air Vice Marshal, on Sky News. Very pro-Kiev regime, as far as I could judge (or he would probably not be on Sky News…). Cannot say that I much valued his presentation, but time will tell.
Scott Ritter: The only outcome of the war against Russia is the defeat of Ukraine. Kiev was offered a peace agreement a long time ago, but under the influence of its Western partners, it chose war. Now his fate is sealed, that is, it is time to surrender and accept reality, said… pic.twitter.com/aDrgAmxLkF
“Scott Ritter: The only outcome of the war against Russia is the defeat of Ukraine. Kiev was offered a peace agreement a long time ago, but under the influence of its Western partners, it chose war. Now [its] fate is sealed, that is, it is time to surrender and accept reality, said former US intelligence officer Scott Ritter.”
Russians gained wealth amid war in Ukraine while Western countries lost trillions of dollars: Report Russia got richer last year amid the war in Ukraine, while the Western countries that provided funds and weapons to Kiev to fight against Moscow lost trillions of dollars of their… pic.twitter.com/hO941dYKwj
Armored combat has been very frequent during the past two months since UAF's counterattack on Russian army positions. UAF sent every armor model it had to the battlefield against the Russians, but it didn't get any results. In this video, we see a battle between two armored… pic.twitter.com/dimpbzH3b1
WHILE THE UKRAINIANS ARE TRYING TO REACH THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE, THE RUSSIANS ARE BUILDING THE FOURTH AND FIFTH
➡️Ukrainian forces have not yet managed to reach the first line of Russian defense, while Russian forces are building the fourth and fifth lines in parallel.… pic.twitter.com/bx7DkP5ORX
Is it possible that there are so many people with limited intelligence on Twitter. The news is absolutely true. As for the video, how do you imagine that the effect of this bomb is conveyed to you, rather than a video. The video is widely known to be from Syria, that is… https://t.co/tfV8QHKFuM
The Kiev regime cannot defeat Russian forces on the battlefield, and any attempt to bomb Russian cities heavily will result in a response so devastating that, after such response, Kiev, Kharkov and other cities may be completely destroyed. The most the Kiev regime can hope for is to be allowed to withdraw to Lvov and to rule over a rump inland “Ukraine” state from there.
One notices that the 2022 and early 2023 UK TV talking heads and alleged “experts”, ex-British Army officers and newspaper scribblers, all predicting Russian collapse and “Ukrainian” (Kiev regime) victory (in one case, even a Ukrainian advance to Moscow!), have disappeared from the TV screens, or are being very reticent now.
Also absent is thick and lame-duck Secretary of State for Defence, Ben Wallace. He is a waste of space, and has decided to stand down as MP at the next general election. His seat is being abolished anyway, and no other constituency wants him.
…and relatively few births are to real British (i.e. white) women; fewer yet are to white women made pregnant by white men…
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Neutral" Switzerland promises greater cooperation with NATO
Switzerland's defense chiefs are pushing for closer ties with Western powers, amid warnings that the country's neutrality is under threat. pic.twitter.com/CQGIx8L6Cx
Only three types of people want the facemask nonsense to return to the UK— the conspirators of “SAGE” etc, the loonies who feed off the hysteria around the “panicdemic”, and the shoplifters!
It has not escaped my attention with the Lucy Letby verdict and reporting that the consultants in the department repeatedly raised concerns about her and were warned by managers to stop complaining "or there would be consequences" for *them*!
Old Joe is really bad. First, during a press conference, he forgot his interlocutor at the next podium – the president of South Korea. Then forgot to get the "translator" earpiece pic.twitter.com/qjV6lhm4fU
According to the New York Times, the number of killed and wounded between the two armies in Ukraine reaches 500,000. The Russian army alone accounts for nearly 300,000 casualties, including 120,000 dead pic.twitter.com/85LxOZOG3l
Ukrainian resources report additional reconnaissance of targets in Odessa, a subsequent strike by land-based and sea-based cruise missiles cannot be ruled out
A military train with the Russian MLRS "Uragan" and other equipment of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was sent to help the RF military in the SMO zone. pic.twitter.com/9udrRjDxCg
So the “Conservative” Party has now alienated the” “young” generally (maybe 90% of those under 30), the working families, the unemployed, most voters under 60, both those who support “refugees” incoming and also those who do not want more migrant-invaders, those renting properties because unable to buy, those wanting clean rivers and other environmental improvements, and now those who are sick and/or disabled and who are not already anti-Con.
Many, perhaps most, of those getting disability benefits are over 60, i.e. the only demographic until recently still supporting the Conservative Party.
The trend of things electoral seems to be that the hard core of Conservative Party support for the expected 2024 General Election will be persons over 60 who 1. have no opinion either way about the migration invasion, who 2. are homeowners without any mortgage obligation, who 3. are not short of money, 4. who do not receive any State benefits at all (beyond the State Pension itself), and 5. who do not object to a government (at Cabinet level) largely composed of non-whites.
There is at least a possibility that Sunak will suspend the Triple Lock on State pensions, as he did when Chancellor. As I predicted on the blog at the time, that first decision cut away the bedrock of pensioner electoral support for (and trust in) the Conservative Party; the fall in Con Party fortunes dates from that time a couple of years ago.
I begin to think that Sunak will be lucky to keep even 20% of the popular vote, though I still see Labour as not offering anything much to the British people (and, after all, Starmer’s policies are not, in reality, going to be much different to those of Sunak).
I should think that, despite the fact that the Sunak government is doomed, the next election in terms of seats will be decided by many voters making their decision in the final days of the campaign.
Dawn Butler… The disrespect is not because of your colour it is because of your extreme anti white, anti British agenda and that big chip on your shoulder not to mention your incompetence as an MP
The Russian Armed Forces attacked the port infrastructure and fuel depots in the Odessa region with the help of 15 Geran drones pic.twitter.com/wgQOog5z19
WSJ: Western policy towards Ukraine only delays its defeat
This was stated to the newspaper by the former assistant to former US President Donald Trump for national security, John Bolton . “The failure of the Ukrainians to make significant progress was a natural result of the… pic.twitter.com/HTIMmKLOkk
The US said that Ukraine needs to “forget” about Crimea in order to end the conflict with Russia
This opinion was voiced by the political consultant of the State Department and the US Department of Defense Edward Luttwak . “The infrastructure of Ukraine is being destroyed… pic.twitter.com/hvr6dfDPvo
I did not know that he was still around; I recall reading his book, Coup d’Etat, around 1978. Some British Army fellow “borrowed” it, and I was unable to get it back.
Poland is preparing for a military parade. It is especially amusing to see German Leopards regularly burning in the fields of Zaporozhye. pic.twitter.com/Fmj11ihwan
It is a notorious fact that armies and states often prepare to fight the last war, the war already fought. In 1939, Poland collapsed within 5 weeks after powerful German forces invaded from the west, indeed from west, north, and south simultaneously on and after 1 September 1939.
The Polish forces were hopelessly outmanouvered and outgunnned. They withdrew to the southeast, only to be outplayed when Soviet forces invaded from the easterly direction on 17 September 1939. Faced with attacks from all sides, the Poles had no choice but to surrender de facto by 6 October 1939, though there never was a formal surrender.
Notoriously, the Poles, in one famous engagement, made a hopeless cavalry charge against the latest German tanks. The Germans were fighting (as it turned out) the Second World War, whereas the Poles were using the tactics not even of the First World War but of the 19th Century.
Scrolling on to 2023, we see the Polish Army more powerful than it has been for centuries, but its strength lies in armour, and in numbers. Second World War strengths. The Russians may or may not be able to equal that, not without general mobilization, but Russia also has well over 6,000 nuclear weapons of various kinds, mostly missiles. Nuclear missiles (etc) against tanks?
The old Soviet Union also had “suitcase bombs”, capable of destroying city centres to a diameter of perhaps two miles. Does Russia have a similar programme now? I do not know, but would not bet against it.
What is disturbing at present is that, even more than in 1939, the war drums are beating far louder than the plaintive cries for peace.
Not just in Poland and Ukraine, but across the world, especially in the USA and UK, and in the EU.
The EU is in big trouble as Poland calls referendum on illegal immigration for October. The ref seeks to defeat the EU's plan to force EU nations to take illegal immigrants against their will. The EU will lose badly. When can Brits have the same vote? https://t.co/DjI2AfpQHL
It is a warning, “a shot across the bow”. The fastest, most advanced Russian missiles, with nuclear warheads, cannot be intercepted at present. Stop fuelling the Kiev regime, stop getting entangled in war with Russia.
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On UAF troops powerful arrivals in Kramatorsk
Fire and smoke can be seen from miles away.
Presumably, there are hits on the objects of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the area of the workshops of the Energomashspetsstal machine-building plant and the Kramatorsk heavy machine… pic.twitter.com/3T4h0CragF
The monitoring resources of the Armed Forces of Ukraine report the take-off from the Olenya airfield of Tu-95MS strategic bombers and the entry into the Black Sea of the frigate Admiral Makarov
The West should have left the Soviet Union to reform Afghanistan in and after 1979, but the stupid gung-ho Americans created a proxy war for no good reason.
Later, meaning in the past 20 years, the West could have properly ruled Afghanistan, even if it meant replacing much of the population and/or replacing a backward degenerate culture with a different and better one. Instead, the Americans (mainly the Americans) imposed a mixture of barbarity and weak pseudo-liberalism on the capital and some other places, while allowing most of the country to continue to fester in backwardness.
This was not the intractable problem it is usually presented as. Look at the photographs of Kabul, below, from the 1960s and 1970s:
[record library or record store, Kabul, 1960s]
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Yes, I think it's pretty safe to say Jack Monroe bootstrapcook has been softly, lovingly, gently cancelled. About time too. She had a good innings with the decade long scam, but time to get a job now. https://t.co/QeOoMuXtcd
But we've all seen "shit". We've all seen Robin Hoodrat and his Merry Nibbas running rampant and wrecking every fibre of human civilisation that they encounter in the world .
It's not about defending "billion dollar employer", it's about defending civilisation from savages. https://t.co/aLRToL74SM
Amazing. “The power of one”, as noted above. Even one person, if he or she has what Israel Regardie termed “eka-pointed” focus, and inexhaustible resilience, can change at least part of the world in a way that may seem superhuman.
Interesting. The powers of the mind have only begun to be explored, especially in the West.
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Chronicles of ukraine: 🔹1991: In 20 years we will become the second Switzerland 🔹2000: In 10 years we will become the second France 🔹2014: In 5 years we will become the second Austria 🔹2016: In 15 years, we will return to the indicators of 2014 and catch up with Belarus… pic.twitter.com/XzBZaMXhgk
Because I made a meme that depicts the truth about this criminal Kiev regime that managed to squander the Soviet inheritance they were left with and have built anything of their own in 30 years?
Ukraine was the richest USSR republic during and post Soviet Union with industrial base and developed agriculture. Ukraine still uses the Soviet built infrastructure, they haven't built anything of their own though since 1991.
"The Russian military is taking chips from dishwashers and refrigerators to fix their military hardware because there are no semiconductors anymore. Russian industry is in tatters."
Six F-16 pilots?! The Russians have over 1,000 fighter aircraft and bombers, 1,500 helicopters, and at least 4,000 other aircraft: see https://www.wdmma.org/russian-air-force.php.
🤦♂️ What a complete & utter farce. As if having porous borders isn’t bad enough, we can’t even move 39 illegal immigrants onto a barge properly. https://t.co/WZvAMPiDUn
— Scott Benton MP 🇬🇧🏴 🍊 (@ScottBentonMP) August 11, 2023
What sinks, not a barge but a government (of any ideology or type), is evident incompetence.
The Sunak government is surely doomed. Even its own backbench MPs are appalled by its inability to govern.
How many hundreds more migrant-invaders crossed the Channel today? How many thousands more came into this country today superficially “legally”?
Even 30 years ago, that area was “bandit country”.
YouTube removed the channel of former American intelligence officer Scott Ritter for "discriminatory remarks".
The Scott Ritter Show has challenged the mindset behind Russophobia politics, and they can't let that happen. Therefore, we were canceled , ”Ritter himself explains the… pic.twitter.com/XLRm7p3GT3
American BMP Bradley in the top in terms of the number of soldiers destroyed by the Russian Armed Forces
According to The Messenger, 23 Bradleys were completely destroyed. 20 pieces were knocked out and returned for repairs, and five more damaged ones remained on the… pic.twitter.com/0g4gzsdqYq
Polish President Andrzej Duda admitted that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are not able to conduct a decisive counteroffensive against the Russian army. pic.twitter.com/hMsvynI0iX
In 1939, Poland had “security guarantees” from both Britain and France. When both German and Soviet armies invaded, those guarantees were exposed as completely valueless. They also meant that Britain and France declared war on the German Reich. The rest is history, as they say…
@BootstrapCook is currently in the process of completely cancelling herself. I can’t stand Katie Hopkins, but ‘Jack Monroe’ is a lying abusive fraudster and thief herself too. https://t.co/D0KQN5OJYL
I agree—it shouldn't be so hard, and I'm hoping when the Online Safety Bill passes, it will become a bit easier.
Patreon's argument is that they're just a platform and so aren't responsible for what happens between a creator and subscribers—but my counter-argument is that they…
I have not been a barrister for 7 years now (thanks to a Jew cabal making malicious political complaint against me), and have not been a practising (working) barrister for 15+ years, but it seems to me that, if Patreon has been put on notice, or reasonably should have been put on notice, that “Jack Monroe” has been either defrauding people or at least consistently not fulfilling her obligations (in a wide sense) to those people and that, as a result of Patreon’s acts or omissions, those people lost out, then Patreon might be held to have been negligent in respect of all that.
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It's a lot worse than that, it became a threat to our culture and civilization. It needs a major overhaul as it no longer reflects the current situation.
We should leave ECHR and create our own set of human rights. Once again, we can lead the world to common sense.
Every day, taking them in toto, the cross-Channel migration-invasion, other illegal methods of entry, and so-called “legal” migration (eg the non-whites who arrive as “students”, then “knock up” naive/stupid white women and apply to stay on some faked or other “family” basis), add up to maybe 3,000 every single day.
Our society is buckling under the strain already, and also from the weight of the millions of useless parasites of that sort born in the UK since the 1950s, some of whom could be seen executing a “shopping riot” in Oxford Street this week.
As matters now stand, a high proportion of the 8,000,000,000 inhabitants of the Earth are in principle eligible, and will soon be able to come to a European country such as Britain, claim asylum and then either succeed in that claim and stay —with all the consequent costs financial, social, and environmental to the British people— or fail in the claim but still stay, either by launching almost endless appeals or simply by disappearing into the vast reservoirs of non-whites now living in our cities.
If this continues for much longer, European societies will crack and fall to pieces, though not before there are upheavals on a scale not even seen in the 1930s.
“A mother was left injured in a horrific revenge attack when her lover hired his retired father to help ‘sort her out’ after she refused to have sex with him.
Alex Craig, 36, and his 78-year-old father Francis Craig carried out the attack when Alex dumped Luana Dougherty. Luana’s daughter Carlee, 16, and her boyfriend Finn McBride were also injured.
The court heard [that] Craig snr, a retired builder, arrived at Miss Dougherty’s house on March 19 and went on to threaten Carlee by saying he would kill her as he pulled her hair and threw her to the ground.
Craig jnr then kicked Miss Dougherty, a mother-of-two, twice in her ribs and repeatedly kicked Finn McBride, 16. During the attack, he also threw a bicycle, pool balls, and an electric fan at the teenager.
Miss Dougherty, a community support worker from Cheshire, was left with bruising to her ribs, a cut to her right arm, and a cut to her lip. Carlee suffered a bump to the side of her head and a bloody nose while Finn suffered cuts to his knees, a bite mark under his left arm, and a split lip.
…at Chester Crown Court they admitted affray and were each sentenced to 18 months in jail suspended for 18 months.“
[Daily Mirror].
In what world are the above offences suitable for suspended sentences, looking at the deliberate and premeditated assaults, and the injuries? Crazy Britain, 2023.
Of course, routine over-sentencing in other cases is one factor that has led to a shortage of space in the prisons.
There is a sense that this country is not far from “anarchy” or, better put, societal breakdown. The urban jungles are the worst areas, of course.
We are living pretty much on the edge now, to a greater extent than is generally understood.
Incidentally, I have just been reading the memoirs of Gorbachev, which came out in the mid-1990s. He says that, in Stavropol region, southern Russia, of which he was effectively in charge before going to Moscow as a candidate-member of the Politburo in or about 1980 , they had exactly the same problems— petty and not so petty crime, and arguments around sentences, community penalties, and as to whether prison was the right punishment in less serious cases.
This is the kind of treachery taking place in schools.
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American and Western weapons dominate the attack on Russian territory Despite Washington's promises, the Kiev regime is using American and Western weapons for attacks on Russian territory, columnist Steven Bryan writes for "Age Times". pic.twitter.com/YkqzyTJSxq
If this war both continues and continues to escalate, Kiev will eventually cease to exist except as a blackened ruin. Stop the war now. Stop funnelling arms and ammunition (and money) to the Kiev regime.
American diplomat Freeman: following the results of the NMD, Ukraine will not get into NATO and will not maintain territorial integrity
Cheese Freeman , a senior fellow at the Institute of International Affairs, said that before the start of the NWO, Ukraine had undergone eight… pic.twitter.com/1Moev7SuQz
CNN: The Ukrainian army is advancing 100m a day – in Staromajorsko, Russian artillery is literally "sieving" the unprotected Ukrainian manpower The text states that the Ukrainian army is making difficult progress and is occupying a completely devastated area, which the Russian… pic.twitter.com/UnsGhUgEPF
— Shahzad Aslam Shaikh (@KarachiAhab2) July 23, 2023
Well, you live and learn. I should never have thought that Karachi was as green and lush as that; looks like England. Maybe outside the main city, and/or in hills. I do not know. I know that Karachi is the 12th-largest city in the world (20M inhabitants) and that much of it is rather bare and dusty. Obviously not all, though.
The world-famous musical group sends warm greetings to Warsaw…on border whit Poland pic.twitter.com/OIwwHPyfvZ
US defense companies will receive almost $10 billion to replace weapons supplied by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Pentagon spent $9.7 billion to replenish the $26 billion approved by the US Congress.
As someone once wrote about the (I think) Conservative, or maybe also Liberal Party MPs, after the First World War, “hard-faced men who had done well out of the War“.
Ah…just pinned down that quotation: Stanley Baldwin, and the correct quotation is, apparently, “A lot of hard-faced men who look as if they had done very well out of the war“, referring to MPs elected in 1918. Baldwin was quoted in the influential 1919 book by J.M. Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economic_Consequences_of_the_Peace].
“After visiting Bournemouth town centre today, I came away feeling shocked and sad to see what has happened to the town since I last visited and felt the need to vent my frustration.
I consider myself a local despite no longer living in the area.
I am 34 and lived in Christchurch for most of my life.
I loved regular day trips or nights out in Bournemouth.
The town was always so vibrant with lots going on, great shops and restaurants and always felt very safe.
I moved up to Scotland five years ago and have just returned to Bournemouth for a visit.
What the hell has happened to this place? There are barely any shops left, with many boarded up.
The town centre looks like a wasteland and is filthy.
A high proportion of people walking around the town centre seem to have a drink or drugs problem.
Quite frankly there is no centre to visit anymore and the issues with drink and drugs make the place have an unpleasant and uncomfortable atmosphere.
I just don’t understand what this council are doing but it genuinely disgusts and saddens me.
Simply having a nice beach and gardens is not enough of an attraction with such a rundown town at its centre.
Growing up I was always so proud to live in such a beautiful place.
Now I couldn’t be happier that I no longer live here and after my experience this week I doubt I will ever return to the area again.
What a shame.
SAM GRIFFITHS
Elgin, Scotland“
[extracts from a letter to the Bournemouth Echo newspaper]
Bournemouth is about 17 miles from my present home. I remember, just about, being there (from Berkshire) with my family on occasional days in the early/mid 1960s. My memories were of somewhere safe, white, English, sunny (we visited on odd days in the summer), with clean streets and buildings (mainly hotels and apartment buildings), a beach not too crowded, bright yellow double-decker buses.
I also spent a few days there in the 1980s, as a kind of unofficial add-on to a Soviet dance ensemble (my then girlfriend was interpreting for them); I cannot now recall which dance or ballet group it was, but one of the well-known ones. The hotel was a quite decent 3/4-star place, with an unheated outdoor swimming pool. All the Russians opened their windows and looked out when I jumped in and swam in the cold water at about 8 in the evening, after dark.
I also visited the place another time, also early 1980s, when I and my then girlfriend swam with the ex-wife and children of the poet, Yevtushenko. I blogged about that years ago. The grandmother of those children had a wooden bathing hut on a semi-private beach in a pleasant area of Bournemouth; also a nearby home.
Bournemouth is appalling now. I almost never go there. 20+ years ago, it was still not too bad, though nothing like what it was like in the 1960s anyway. I drove there a few times in 2000.
By 2009, when I had to go there and nearby a few times, the downturn was pretty obvious. Large numbers of foreign persons, mostly non-white. Part of that would be the number of language schools there (genuine or otherwise), and also other higher education institutes attracting foreign students. That is far from being the whole picture, though.
As for drugs, I have never had any connection with them (unless you count the cannabis-smoking bourgeois dropouts etc I knew in the mid-1970s, or the DEA agent to whom I was introduced at the Federal Courthouse in Trenton, New Jersey, in 1990, and who showed me the real evidence in a trial that was going on: a sportsbag filled with vacuum-packed cocaine, the packs looking like supermarket coffee packs, but transparent, containing white powder, packed hard). Worth USD $250,000 wholesale, apparently.
However, Bournemouth is apparently now a drugs hotspot.
Sad. Bournemouth is not alone in becoming a dump. Torquay and many other towns, previously rather nice, are no better.
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Can you guys make sure that you respect Justin Trudeau’s privacy. You know the guy who wanted you to show your vaccination status before you could order a fucking Big Mac. https://t.co/ihs5OGJTGZ
A “conspiracy theory” that may not be completely impossible, when you look at times, dates, and the behaviour of Trudeau’s mother.
While Justin Trudeau was born in Ottawa, which is a considerable distance from Havana, his mother Margaret Trudeau visited Cuba nine months before Justin was born, and there are photos of her mingling with Fidel Castro. On the right Pierre Trudeau, and wife with Castro. pic.twitter.com/CW4T5M46De
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) July 29, 2023
On October 9th 2019, The girl who accused Justin Trudeau of sexual assault signed the $2.25 million. The terms of that agreement prevent both the accuser and Trudeau from acknowledging any aspect of that relationship, according to her father,“she was much younger than 17.” pic.twitter.com/ZjrXUrrewe
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) July 29, 2023
🇷🇺🇺🇦 New tank's graveyard on the Zaporozhye front.
The enemy's broken equipment, abandoned infantry fighting vehicles. Fighting is fierce, but the Russian troops keep repelling the enemy's attacks. pic.twitter.com/NYKrLtNerG
The policy of the Kiev regime and its Western handlers, who seek to destroy everything related to Russia, has no future, Russian President Vladimir Putin said:https://t.co/595PrSED1Kpic.twitter.com/f07aT71C6S
Here’s a grass roots initiative I can get behind. Neil Oliver @thecoastguy has kept me sane in these crazy times. @TuckerCarlson could do no better than to introduce him to his audience. Both great family men with high moral standards. The conversation would be epic! Please 🙏 https://t.co/0AiGdQ23mt
I noticed that a Twitter lynch-mob has been attacking dissident broadcaster Neil Oliver over the past day or two after he had a dialogue with a doctor who disagreed with him on one or two issues. The Twitter mob have been trashing Oliver not only about the medical questions which were the subject of the show (on, apparently, GB News) but also Oliver’s whole past history, his TV shows on archaeology, his views in general, the way he looks, speaks etc.
Many of the Twitter mob claimed (and at time of writing, are still claiming) that the doctor in question completely defeated Oliver. Also, that Oliver (and MP Andrew Bridgen) had no right to speak because said doctor is a doctor, and so of course (?) knew more than they do.
Well, is that last so? I did not watch the discussion (in fact I have never seen GB News and am unsure whether my TV can even receive its broadcasts) but the said doctor is, as I understand it, an ordinary GP, not a specialist in vaccines or, indeed, viruses.
What interests me is how there is this superficially huge number of persons on Twitter (though probably not even a tenth of 1% of the general population) who are willing to join in with others of their sort to create a Twitterstorm which, in terms of real effects in the real world, makes not a ripple in society or the body politic.
The sheer hatred of their vituperative tweets is incredible. These are, more or less, the “anti-racists”, and/or those who mostly believe every last (and latest, and unexamined) detail of the Jew-Zionist so-called “holocaust” farrago, and who “support” (by having little Ukrainian flags on their Twitter profile) “Ukraine” (the regime in Kiev). Most probably support such as the “Black Lives Matter” nonsense, no doubt echo “refugees welcome” slogans (and so what if most of the migrant invaders are in reality not “refugees”), and prefer not to think of the impact of the invading hordes on British health services, housing, social cohesion, crime and, down the line, pay and conditions of employment. Oh, no, that’s for “the Government” to worry about.
I would be prepared to bet that pretty much the same bloc of Twitter posters support the “trans” nonsense, are “anti-Tory” (while —most of them— somehow believing that Labour-label under Jewish-lobby puppet Starmer will be far better), and that almost all of them will identify with Remain/Rejoin and, of course, “FBPE”.
The Twit-mob lynch-mob of today is a contemporary version of the Stalinist or Orwellian “daily hate”. Examples seen today on Twitter:
“Work in a charity bookshop and it’s very noticeable that we can’t give Neil Oliver history books away. They used to be steady sellers. Same for Starkey and Johnson. History book buyers avoiding like the plague and GBNews viewers can’t read.“
“If there was ever going to be a Scottish UnaBomber it would be Neil Oliver.“
“Neil Oliver was always a biased clown, even on his “history” programs – now he’s just plain lost his mind.“
“No need to present evidence to dismiss the crazy claims of Neil Oliver and fellow loonies.”
There are hundreds of tweets like that, all from people who think that they know things, and they think that they “know” purely because they believe, by default, various System and msm sources.
They cannot bear even seeing a dissident opinion.
Opinion polls in the UK seem to be showing that censorship, “no-platforming”, “cancelling” etc are becoming more popular, especially among the young.
As far as I am concerned, if people are becoming more and more like easily-corralled sheep, then such people are not worth having in our society, and read that how you like.
Is that true, or just jingoistic hot air? I have no idea.
"Good tank, you have to take it!": Vladimir Solovyov not only appreciated the Russian military equipment, but also personally tested the T-90 "Breakthrough" tank. pic.twitter.com/2Z2CKLeVs1
It is reported that PMC "Wagner" will become an addition to the regional grouping of the Union State in Belarus, the financing will be provided by the RF Ministry of Defense. pic.twitter.com/XJovrcnO0v
I am unsure at present whether there are being concentrated Russian forces in Belarus with the aim of launching an offensive south, toward Kiev, or whether those forces are there to keep Kiev-regime forces tied down on or near the Ukraine-Belarus border, so as to prevent the deployment of the Kiev-regime forces to the southeast regions, notably Donetsk and Lugansk, where most of the active combat is happening.
Ukrainian forces stopped on the Dnieper
Units of the "Dnieper" force group twice during the past day prevented attempts by the Ukrainian army to force an attack along the Dnieper River in the Kherson region. Five boats and 30 members of the Ukrainian forces were destroyed.
Russia is obviously not short of trucks, which is interesting.
Putin: If they use cluster munitions, we will use them too
🇷🇺So far, Russia has had no need to use cluster munitions, but if they are used against us, we reserve the right to reciprocate, said Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Another Kiev-regime press-gang. They have few volunteers now, and are running out of cannon-fodder.
Pot, kettle, black. You had years at the helm to ‘stop the boats’, and were all mouth and no action. We’ve noticed no difference between having you as Home Secretary or Suella Braverman. You’re both full of shit. https://t.co/8zjo9rtMCQ
So UK, eh? Defence Minister Ben Wallace quits after telling us UK will soon be at simultaneous war with Russia, China, and African terrorists. I guess the Ukrainian laundry closing soon. pic.twitter.com/ZWKkNf3kHu
Britain should be politely distant with China, friendly with Russia, and hostile only to (((you know who))) and other untermenschen…
Wallace dismissed concerns over the pace of Ukraine’s offensive. He said Kyiv’s forces were ‘advancing every day’, but had been somewhat slower than expected because Russia's lessons learned and they've adapted accordingly. /2
Having adapted, Moscow's forces now lay mixed minefields, combining anti-personnel and anti-tank mines to further slow any Ukrainian advance. Russia is also learning, and adapting its forces, to deal with new, long-range weapons introduced onto the battlefield, Wallace added. /4
Wallace said Ukraine hadn't yet committed reserves from its 12 offensive brigades, the majority of which were trained and armed by Nato allies. He said Kyiv hadn't yet made a choice on what potential axes of attack to 'really pile it on' in an attempt to breach the lines. /6
On future security guarantees for Kyiv, Wallace said: 'You could expect more British troops in Ukraine after this conflict than you did before.' He suggested these troops would be as part of 'capacity building' training missions, building on operations Orbital and Interflex. /8
There is no “after this conflict“. Either Russia effectively “wins” the conflict (whether by negotiation or in the field), or the whole thing turns into a general Eastern European and Central European war between Russia and NATO, which might or might not go nuclear.
Whatever or whichever, there will be few more UK troops in Ukraine. In any case, the British Army is almost non-existent now in terms of major field presence. Take away the office bods, clerks, rear-echelon elements, and the whole brass-hat staff officer element (etc, meaning all non-combatant units), and I doubt that the UK could field, overseas, more than about 20,000 active troops, at most.
Who cares what Ben Wallace says, anyway? His military service consisted of 7 years in the Scots Guards (1991-1998), during which he attained the modest rank of captain. His subsequent pronouncements have been mostly idiotic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Wallace_(politician).
Incidentally, we need not take his decision to stand down as MP at the next general election (presumably in 2024) as having been prompted by anything based on principle.
Wallace’s Commons seat, Wyre and Preston North, is set to be abolished via boundary changes, so were Wallace to wish to stay in the Commons, he would have to find another seat quite soon, almost impossible in view of the expected Conservative Party mass wipeout at the (2024?) general election.
I suppose that Wallace will now be looking for some well-paid business sinecure, combined with a nice £350-taxfree-per-day House of Lords peerage in Sunak’s resignation honours list.
Drone-kamikaze "Lancet" strikes the American 155-mm self-propelled guns M109 in the Zaporozhye direction. pic.twitter.com/27b3d8fmgN
After the US left Afghanistan, the structure of exports in the country almost completely changed: the production of opium poppy collapsed (green curve) and the production of wheat (blue) increased sharply.
first above the people who vote in this country then?
— Steffi Thompson🏴 🇵🇸 (@SteffiThompson) July 16, 2023
Puppet on a chain…
How does this differ from the austerity govt of Cameron and Osborne?
It doesn't. It's identical.
Under Starmer, the Labour Party has become the Conservative Party of the 2010s.
Vote Labour for another decade of consciously cruel and economically illiterate austerity. pic.twitter.com/eFrDIz8Jfj
— Frank Owen's Legendary Paintbrush🥀🇵🇸🇾🇪 (@OwenPaintbrush) July 16, 2023
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After the liberation of Crimea, Ukraine will expel up to 800 thousand Russians”: Kyiv threatens Russians with deportation and a “black list”
Tamila Tasheva, Zelensky's spokesman for peninsular affairs, reminded everyone about the terrorist nature of the Kyiv regime in an… pic.twitter.com/doHO9EB9tK
The Zelensky cabal counting their chickens before they are hatched.
No reaction so far from the usual Western “human rights” parasites about the plan to expel 800,000 Russians from their homes in Crimea, something akin to the deportations carried out by Stalin or (to a far lesser extent) Hitler.
In fact, the Kiev regime is engaged in “pie-in-the-sky” politics. Putin and the Russian Government (and people) will never allow the Kiev regime to annex Crimea again. If there were any real danger of that, the Russian forces would use tactical nuclear weapons on the battlefield and, if that were not enough to stop any annexation, a strategic nuclear missile or two on Kiev itself. In that event, “goodbye Zelensky” or at least his corrupt and brutal government.
Donald Trump said that if he wins the presidential election in 2024, he intends to seek a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine.
"I will contact Putin in order to conclude an agreement with Zelensky. This will happen very quickly," the former US president said in an… pic.twitter.com/1dkwzZ5n5U
Johnson: Not even direct NATO intervention can save the Kiev regime SEAN BELL: UKRAINE WILL NOT RETURN CRIMEA AND DONBAS THROUGH DIPLOMATIC OR MILITARY WAYS Former Special Assistant to US President Ronald Reagan, Doug Bendow, called on the US authorities to end the already lost… pic.twitter.com/2VE8g1t8nQ
The Russian Army has been actively advancing on the Kupyan direction in the Kharkov region for two days in a row. We are on the defensive. Fierce battles are going on," Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Anna Malyar pic.twitter.com/kEziWXJJT6
Watched about 10 mins of the new TV spy drama, A Spy Among Friends. Had I known that it was about Philby, I should probably not have bothered. I do not have a lot of time for the so-called “master spy” whose reputation was and still is the most inflated since Mata Hari. No need to go into all that now, though.
I am rather impatient with films and TV dramas. If they bore or irritate me in the first 10-15 mins, I rarely watch on. In this case, there were invented scenes, which may have been inevitable, but some of them lacked any credibility. For example, there was a West Indian involved in the first few minutes, highly unlikely in 1963. Also, the show pushed, in those opening minutes, the buttons of all the known cliches about Philby— cricket, booze, womanizing etc.
It is true that Philby, had he become Chief of SIS, would have been a “master spy” or “legendary agent” (“legendary” in more ways than one). Not because (or primarily because) he would have been able to give the KGB secrets at all levels, but mainly because he would have been in a position to cripple SIS strategically, structurally; even more important, he would also have been in a position to deliberately mis-advise the Prime Minister and other ministers, and to point them in the wrong direction strategically.
It never happened. Philby was found by General Kalugin to be living in a permanently intoxicated state in his apartment in Gorky Street (now once again Tverskaya Street). Kalugin, and Philby’s last wife, Rufina, sobered him up somewhat, and Kalugin gave him mentoring work to do.
I myself was slightly acquainted in the early 1990s with a former KGB officer (turned businessman) called “Ed” (Edvard, from the Baltic regions or pribaltika), who told me at lunch in Hall at Lincoln’s Inn in 1994 (I think) that he had once heard a lecture by Philby at the Lubyanka. That lecture must have been late 1970s, or maybe early 1980s.
“Though Philby claimed publicly in January 1988 that he did not regret his decisions and that he missed nothing about England except some friends, Colman’s mustard and Lea & PerrinsWorcestershire sauce,[84] his wife Rufina Ivanovna Pukhova later described Philby as “disappointed in many ways” by what he found in Moscow. “He saw people suffering too much,” but he consoled himself by arguing that “the ideals were right but the way they were carried out was wrong. The fault lay with the people in charge.”[85] Pukhova said, “he was struck by disappointment, brought to tears. He said, ‘Why do old people live so badly here? After all, they won the war.'”[86] Philby drank heavily and suffered from loneliness and depression; according to Rufina, he had attempted suicide by slashing his wrists some time in the 1960s.”
[Wikipedia]
Assuming that the above is accurate, Philby’s only very superficial understanding of politics, geopolitics, history, and economics is almost too obvious.
Even were A Spy Among Friends better than my first impressions, I would probably not bother with it, because at root, Philby just does not much interest me.
🇬🇧 BBC Salaries for some well known male TV presenters – just saying
Gary Lineker £1.35m Huw Edwards £415k Amol Rajan £330k Jeremy Vine £295k Jason Mohammed £290k Clive Myrie £260k Mark Chapman £250k Faisal Islam £240k Jermaine Janus £225k#DefundTheBBC 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/hbni1RLE5g
— Jacob Hunt #BringBackBoris (@JacobHuntCON) July 8, 2023
Not everyone on the list is guilty, but I doubt they are all innocent. How many have been questioned? Wonder how Prince Andrew feels since King Charles is on the list. pic.twitter.com/jVEvobyGIO
Kinzhal hypersonic missile system is now mass produced
This was announced in Rostec.
"If we previously produced it to a certain extent in order to further modernize it and complete R&D (research and development), today we entered serial production, and what the Ministry of…
The Ukraine-NATO Council will cease to exist, because one of the parties will disappear, said Deputy President of the Security Council of Russia Dmitry Medvedev, commenting on the formation of this Council. The official reminded on his Twitter account that in 2002 a similar… pic.twitter.com/Zfu8FAfx7S
Alarming indeed. If there is a nuclear attack, though, there may be no warning at all.
If F-16 fighters that can carry nuclear weapons appear in Kiev, Russia will consider it a threat in the nuclear sphere, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. pic.twitter.com/EmbfgtuKmS
13-07-2023 M4 highway towards Moscow (western direction).
A column of PMC Wagner equipment and buses with personnel in Belarusian numbers, accompanied by the VAI and the traffic police, are marching towards the Republic of Belarus pic.twitter.com/mOJf5GgB6s
Eliminate drug abusers. They drive the whole illegal-drug economy.
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Get rid of Sunak – he’s under the EU & US thumb. Britain is disintegrating before our very eyes under this pretend Tory Leader. Who will make a move or are they all empty vessels?
Just visualize that— a million new, and also unwanted, inhabitants in the UK in the space of a couple of years. The equivalent of a city such as Birmingham.
Anyone who supports or promotes mass immigration or migration invasion into the UK is, in real —not legalistic— terms, just a traitor.
European Colombia Ukraine will soon turn its entire population into drug addicts
The former convict Tymoshenko said that the law on the distribution of marijuana is so undeveloped that soon they will sell drugs at every step. pic.twitter.com/nsdwXS8cJ1
I recall that Michael Palin, about 18 years ago, in Michael Palin’s New Europe, sympathetically interviewed both Yulia Tymoshenko (at the time, Prime Minister of Ukraine) and her then very attractive daughter, who was about 25 and was a former student at the LSE and, according to Wikipedia, Rugby School (I had thought Cheltenham Ladies’ College; maybe I mixed her up with someone else).
At that time, Eugenia Tymoshenko was married to an Englishman called Sean Carr, a rock music singer, who was then in his late thirties. He was also featured on Palin’s show. A bearded motorcyclist. The couple divorced about five years later.
Since Palin did his TV show, Yulia Tymoshenko has been convicted of corruption etc, been imprisoned, appealed, been released, and is now an MP again, and the leader of a political party. Her daughter has remarried and has a high profile but is not a politician, and the English (I think Yorkshire) rock music person, Sean Carr, died in 2018 at the relatively early age of 49 or 50.
That was another Jack Monroe cash grab that she got caught out for.
Why do you think she has been keeping her head down on social media for the last 2 months?
One of the five (5) tweets that resulted in my unjust and in fact unlawful disbarment in late 2016 (8+ years after I gave up Bar practice) was that describing Gove, entirely accurately, as something like a freeloading, fraudulent puppet of Israel and the UK Jewish lobby. At that time I had no idea that he was also both a drunk and a cocaine abuser. A country less decadent than the UK would have dealt with Gove long ago, and certainly would never allow the bastard into government.
Michael Gove approvingly quoting Labour Friends of Israel and Luke Akehurst in his promotion of the disgusting anti-BDS bill in the Commons pic.twitter.com/jzRWB7aZg5
Saw a Russian film this evening: Silver Skates, set in 1900. Rather un-Russian in that it was quite watchable, had a plot that was not obscure, and a relatively happy ending. Not bad. Well put-together.
There were a couple of small historical errors, but overall it was a fairly impressive effort. Slight, though. Not in any way deep or thought-provoking. As I say, rather “un-Russian”.
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No it was before gchq, a little known bloke called Alan Turing and his team broke the code. Later in of act of generosity the British state hounded the man to death because he was gay.
— Without The Butchers Apron (@hebjackundeb) July 13, 2023
Second tweet not entirely accurate. While it is true that GCHQ was established under that name only in 1946, it seamlessly took over the similar though (in the pre-1939 era) much smaller org known as the Government Code & Cypher School, which operated from a number of places between the two world wars, one being a station or outstation located in the Dog Kennel Hill (East Dulwich borders) and Denmark Hill border of South London. That base, not mentioned in the Wikipedia entry below, was active certainly until the late 1980s, though I think not used by GCHQ (possibly by MI5 or other org ) at that time. For all I know, it may still be in use, if not turned into a housing development as has been almost everything else in Southern England.
PMC "Wagner" exists, but from a legal point of view, it does not exist. This was stated by Russian President Putin.
“[PMC Wagner] exists, but legally does not exist! This is a separate issue related to real legalization, ”Kommersant reports Putin’s words. pic.twitter.com/SiaSPiXTps
Well, after all, that was the status (in the UK) of SIS until about 30 years ago. A real organization that operated under the legal fiction that it did not exist.
This is how the strike on the mortar crew of the Armed Forces of Ukraine behind Kremennaya looks like – from the closest possible distance pic.twitter.com/eS2uHPnCbV
“Human problems aren’t economic. They’re moral and they can’t be solved by immoral measures. They could be solved within a God-controlled democracy, or perhaps I should say a theocracy, and they could be solved through a God-controlled Fascist dictatorship.”
[Frank Buchman, in a 1936 interview]
I suppose that the devil is in the detail. What is “immoral”, in the sense of state policy or implementation? Also, state or political measures or “steps taken” are, arguably, too crudely “clunky” to very easily encompass matters of morality or spirituality. As Saint-Just said, “no-one can rule guiltlessly“.
“An East London man who used his family to hire children as drug runners from his prison cell has been jailed for five more years.“
[My London]
[“East London” man…]
Perhaps they mean the other “East London”, the one in South Africa.
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Zelensky's "Servant of the People" MP Lyudmila Marchenko is trying to get rid of the bribe she is accused of taking. She just threw a wad of dollars over the fence to the neighbors. pic.twitter.com/DPq3uB2Fba
Ukraine has been a corrupt mess since at least 1991.
Ukraine needs a new start. Ideally, the Russians should take all of Eastern Ukraine (Ukraine east of the Dnieper), as well as Crimea, and also a 50-mile-deep strip along the Black Sea littoral. Odessa and Kiev should have some kind of special status, either condominium status or as autonomous cities. A Ukrainian state, presumably based on Lvov, can then exist in the two-thirds of Ukraine west of the Dnieper and north of that coastal strip.
A lot of people are fleeing the US to these places, here are the cheapest countries to live in around the world
The only two of those cities on the map shown that I would ever choose would be Almaty (where I actually did live in 1996-1997), and which is probably still not too unpleasant, though I liked it in its recently-ex-Soviet quieter days, and Buenos Aires, which is at least a basically civilized city (though I have never been there).
I read once that Bangalore is not bad by Indian standards, and I know that it was a prized posting for officers and civil servants during the days of the British Raj, probably because it is in hills, and so cooler than the plains. No doubt it is very much larger and busier these days. It is now the 27th-largest city in the world, and the 3rd/5th biggest (depending on boundary definition) city in India, in fact.
Little cocaine-abusing drunk and Jewish-lobby puppet Gove must have been snorting again. He is said to support this absurd policy idea. As for Policy Exchange pseudo-think tank, it should be crammed into the nosecone of an interplanetary rocket and fired into space.
Paris is more and more indirectly drawn into the war against the Russian Federation – Russian Ambassador to France
“Naturally, such a decision cannot be said to be supported by the entire French society, because everyone is well aware that France is more and more drawn into the…
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban: "Instead of supplying Ukraine with weapons, we must finally establish peace … Hungary stands firmly on the side of peace at the NATO summit!" pic.twitter.com/nTi5JynzHh
It's horror, it's a massacre": a foreign mercenary about the Ukrainian counter-offensive
The British TV channel Sky News quoted Rhys Byrne as saying, fought on the side of the Armed Forces. According to him, the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine operate without cover pic.twitter.com/TUzraAYpQq
I saw that report. Pretty hair-raising. No wonder that the Irishman (so they said, though he does not look Irish, particularly) and his immediate group decided to go home. It was not explained why they were allowed to leave Ukraine. Maybe they had fulfilled their contract.
If Paul Mason does stand against Jeremy Corbyn as Labour candidate – I'd be happy to contribute to a fund financing leaflets, detailing Mason's life journey as a Labour traitor https://t.co/rJJANMjYtS
— Oliver ✊🌏🔥 #ClimateAction #EcoSocialist (@tynewrc) July 12, 2023
Well, there it is. I have blogged several times in the past (over several years) about the part-Jew pseudo-revolutionary scribbler and talking head, Paul Mason, and have blogged, inter alia, that he was possibly aiming to become a Labour MP, perhaps ultimately aiming at becoming Chancellor or even Prime Minister.
If I say so myself, who shouldn’t, the blog has been proven right once again.
🇺🇦🇬🇧 British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has proposed that Ukraine should express more gratitude towards the West for its assistance, following Ukrainian President Volodymyr #Zelensky's recent complaints about the lack of a definitive timetable or conditions for joining NATO. pic.twitter.com/IAJ6mDbBjt
I have frequently noted Zelensky’s ghetto style of negotiation.
Do I sense that even the major puppets of NWO/ZOG are tiring of Zelensky and his corrupt cabal? Not least because there is no real prospect of the Kiev regime being able to “recover” the regions of Crimea, Donetsk, and Lugansk.
350,000 Kiev-regime soldiers have been fed into the hell of Bakhmut/Artyomovsk and other areas of the front, and have fallen. Several times that number have been rendered hors de combat by reason of injury. Foreign contract soldiers are now going home, and there are rather few coming to replace them. The Kiev regime is increasingly using press-gangs to force unwilling Ukrainian men into uniform, and has toughened the exemption regulations in order to be able to “lawfully” conscript a wider range of non-volunteers.
Ukraine is by most definitions a “failed state”. It exists, both militarily and in general, only by reason of the Western subsidies. It could well be argued that, as it now is, “Ukraine” is scarcely a state at all.
Asked Ben Wallace a question about nuclear weapons. The answer is very interesting pic.twitter.com/Uimi7Ew0j7
— Oleksiy Goncharenko (@GoncharenkoUa) July 12, 2023
That Ukrainian MP asking the questions must be a complete idiot. He wants NATO to station nuclear weapons on Ukrainian soil, which would mean that Ukraine would become a prime target for Russian strategic weapons. It would be like painting a huge bullseye on Ukraine.
“Independent” Ukraine has never been blessed with very intelligent politicians (or honest ones), but what can one say?…
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Almost as if pretty much everything Jack Monroe bootstrapcook says is lies…… 🤷♀️ https://t.co/9bm6AYpMer
Day 60 since the deadline to sue Lee Anderson expired. Rich poverty-cosplayer Jack Monroe @BootstrapCook lies & harasses those asking for refunds & transparency after taking 100s of 1,000s of donations for 1 year. A decade of lies, fraud & theft – Kickstarter, Teemill, Patreon…
…and the hardcore of 396 utter mugs is still there on Patreon, each sending “Jack Monroe” £3.50 to £44 monthly. Thousands of pounds monthly, for precisely nothing. Not a bad little racket, really.
“@BartBirdy” is probably, and in my opinion almost certainly, “Jack Monroe” herself.
[Update, 13 July 2023: the @BartBirdy Twitter account is already gone. “Jack Monroe” must be using a new “sock account” today].
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An attempt to mobilize passers-by in Lviv ended in a fight between representatives of the military department and "deserters".
Those present claim that the man was stopped on the street for a "document check". A member of the military department "couldn't stand" the verbal… pic.twitter.com/v5UR5n84RR
The alliance must control its impulsive urges to expand and respect the legitimate security interests of other countries, writes the Chinese newspaper "Global Times".
Biden said that Ukraine has a problem with the lack of artillery shells and that the US is working on replenishing the stockpile, reports Reuters. pic.twitter.com/v7Q2ub7THR
Lavrov : Russia recognizes the emergence of F-16 in Ukraine as a threat in the nuclear sphere
“ In the course of hostilities, our military will not figure out whether each specific aircraft of the specified type is equipped for the delivery of nuclear weapons or not. The very… pic.twitter.com/97CLHokGwc
Cathryn Ross, one of the two joint CEO's at Thames Water, used to run Ofwat, the water regulator.
Tory MP Derek Thomas asks her: "Does the trend of Ofwat staff seeking high paid jobs in the industry affect the ability to regulate the water industry?". pic.twitter.com/j6mlJQ3uYc
Ian Robert Millard 