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As blogged yesterday, it makes little difference. The Labour Party has had its day.
Refer to previous comment.
[“Keir Starmer’s view of England and Englishness is jibberish.
He wants you to think that the only thing that defines England and the English people is that we ‘celebrate diversity’.
That we celebrate other people.
But if the only thing that defines a people is that they celebrate other people then they don’t really exist.
They have no distinctive identity, history, and culture of their own.
They are no longer a unique, special people – they are just a dot on a quilt of meaningless globalism.
There is much more to the English people than this.
We do have a special and unique identity. We do have a special and unique history, and culture.
And while we are certainly generous and tolerant, it is also true that we are a special and unique community of people, based on a shared ethnicity and ancestry.
The Left would never dream of walking into other nations around the globe, lecturing their people and having them believe they no longer exist unless they reshape their entire identity around the celebration of other people.
They only treat the English this way.
They only treat England this way.
Ignore them.
Look past them.
Because we know who we are.
We know where we’re from.
And we know why we’re a special and unique people who have achieved truly remarkable things.
Happy St George’s Day!“]
In another country, or other countries, at another time, or other times, a weak tyrant-type such as Starmer would be put up against a wall and shot.
[“Starmer has lost the civil service, ‘now only Labour MPs can save the country’
REVEALED: the gushing texts to Mandelson
Robbins’ payoff to top £1m of taxpayers’ money
OFFICIALS: Why Starmer is worse than Boris
‘He’s a shitweasel whose sole political talent is blaming others for his own failings’
Ex-colleague on Cat Little: ‘I wouldn’t use her to prop open a door, unless I definitely wanted the door to shut’.”]
The Cat Little mentioned is a high-ranking civil servant from a private sector (PWC accountancy) career background. She is a lesbian of uncertain origins and provenance.
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First, Reform government. Second, Reform failure to “do de business”. Third, social-national revolution.
Lucy Letby
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ylnvpg3l9o
A senior healthcare boss who worked at the hospital where nurse Lucy Letby murdered seven babies has been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
Cheshire Police said they were held then bailed after a search of a property on Wednesday as part of a wider investigation into senior leadership at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
It is part of the force’s ongoing Operation Duet – two separate investigations into corporate manslaughter and gross negligence manslaughter at the hospital.
The inquiry began after Letby’s conviction in 2023 for murdering the infants and attempting to murder seven others in its neonatal unit in 2015 and 2016.”
[BBC News]
The plot thickens…
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No, Goodwin…No. No. No.
Deportation just does not cut it.
The untermenschen should be tied to stakes on Brighton Beach, then shot. Not “capital punishment”. I myself generally oppose capital punishment. This would not be “capital punishment”, but social cleansing, and a deterrent to others.
Incidentally, you always have the nay-sayers who ask, rhetorically, would you yourself shoot them, if required? (imagining a “no” or “maybe not“). Well, things in the UK have now reached the stage where I am able to reply to that rhetorical question— “Yes”…
The present law does not allow that. In fact, I doubt whether the said untermenschen will even be deported. Perhaps the law will be different by, say, 2035.
Jewish lobby, Israel lobby, Zionist lobby, call it what you will…
Ruth Smeeth, half-Jew, has been (and probably still is) an agent of both Israeli and U.S. agencies. She now poses as “Baroness Anderson”, and is married to ghastly little Labour MP, Gareth Snell.
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I notice that most of the Reform people there seem to have been “of a certain age” (like me, if it comes to that). I think that young people, say 18-35, tend to go either to more radical nationalism, Restore or beyond, or to the “other side” (Greens etc). That may not damage Reform too much in the short to medium term, though, because the country is ageing (if you only consider real white English/British people), and of course the fact is that the elderly are far more likely to actually vote.
The police in England (and even more so in Scotland and Wales) are no longer the guardians of the public, but more like their jailers.
People across the world are just utterly disgusted by them and fed up with their atrocious behaviour.
So tell me something I didn’t know…
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Ian Robert Millard 