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About Labour, Corbyn, and the Jewish/Israeli lobby in the UK (a blog post first published in 2019)
I happened to see that a blog post from 7 years ago, early 2019, has had quite a few hits in the past few days. Looking at it, I think that it has held up rather well:
Incidentally, I also happened to see this blog post, below, on the same or similar topics, and also from 2019:
Tweets seen
“I love gold…its divine heaviness” [Ian Fleming, Goldfinger; Goldfinger to James Bond (from memory)]
Looks as though Goldfinger should have tried to knock over the Bank of England rather than Fort Knox…
Does he really need to ask?
Glad I do not live in Tel Aviv (or Teheran, for that matter)…
Do the Iranians have options for US domestic attack if U.S. forces attack Iran? I have no idea.
Well, according to both the Jewish lobby and the “antifa” loonies (and also the pro-migration invasion idiots and malfeasors), I am a “far right” (whatever that means) “extremist” (whatever that means).
Ironically, one of the more accurate newspaper/msm reports about my free speech trial and sentencing of 2023/2024 was that of the Jerusalem Post:
https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-792534
See also:
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[“Firstly, I don’t have a clue who you are or who you represent, but what I can say is you don’t represent me, my family or the majority of British people. I was raised in Manchester in the 70s and 80s. At the age of 16 I joined the British Army and for the next 24 years I served all over the world protecting British interests and Britain. After leaving the Army we settled in a small village in Lincolnshire. Until last week I had not visited Manchester for around 20 years. Last week we decided to drive to the Manchester Museum with the children. All I can say is WTF has happened to Manchester? My grandfather, who saw active service in WW2, would be turning in his grave. Not in a derogatory way, but you don’t and never will understand the normal hardworking British man or woman. It’s not in your blood or DNA. Through British history there has always been a time when an uprising is needed. That time is now. I’m not an ethNat or a Nazi, but I am a realist and it is time to stop and say no more. If millions have to leave who should not be here or are taking the piss, then so be it. In the words of @RupertLowe10, “I don’t care.” What I care about is my ancestral home being destroyed by people who don’t respect our culture or beliefs. Throwing threats around and using the very weak “Neo Nazi” label will not work anymore, the momentum is there and the people are rising. Have a nice day…“]
I agree, almost entirely, with that second tweeter. As to the first one, why is he even here? Some kind of Egyptian Muslim apostate, and convert to Judaism, it seems. I too had never heard of him (and wish I were still ignorant of his existence).
Seems to think of himself as an “intellectual”, apparently.
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It is really quite funny how out of touch msm Westminster Bubblers such as Dan Hodges are. Now and then, opinion polling organizations ask members of the public whether they have heard of prominent politicians. Often, even members of the Cabinet score below 10%.
Starmer-stein clings to his own job, and will do until people start to stamp on his fingers to make him let go. Starmer also keeps members of the Jewish lobby that surrounds him in place for as long as possible.
Re. that topic: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/feb/20/labour-minister-falsely-linked-journalists-to-pro-kremlin-network-in-emails-to-gchq
Jewish/Israel lobby at work (yet again).
Sample size very small: 452 out of ~78,000 registered electors (2024 figure); https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorton_and_Denton#Elections_in_the_2020s.
So only 1 out of every 160 people was polled.
Also, the numbers only add up to 96%. Not very convincing.
Regular readers of the blog may recall that, weeks ago, I was thinking that the “big three” at Gorton and Denton (Reform UK, Green Party, Labour) would all come in around 30%, and that the result might be very close. Since then, my long-distance view has altered to the extent that I feel that Labour is lagging behind the other two, with Reform possibly leading marginally from the Greens.
Today, while I think that Labour has faltered and probably failed, it may still be able to muster about half of the 50.8% it scored in 2024. It has a well-oiled machine for getting votes out, as corrupt “democratic” parties often do. Still, my view remains that this will be between the Greens and Reform, and the Greens are being exposed as rather loonie as the days go by.
Many former Labour voters may simply abstain. Many undecideds may also abstain, but who knows?
If I had to guess, it would be Reform, and there is no doubt that Matt Goodwin is the standout candidate as an individual, but there is no certainty.
Starmer-stein’s failed regime is toast, though, unless Labour can actually win (and, realistically, win by a good margin, in view of last year’s 50.8%).
The Gorton and Denton by-election is only one seat, but a very solid Labour seat until last year. To lose it will send a strong signal that Starmer-stein’s government has run out of road with the voters.
In Dorset?! Good grief…
Monster.
Late tweets seen
[“…Israel’s intelligence predicts an increase in Iran’s ballistic missile arsenal by 2027
Representatives of the Israel’s Defense Army (IDF) in a statement to the “Ynet” portal:
According to our estimates, by 2027, Iran will have at least 5,000 modern ballistic missiles. At the moment, Tehran produces about 100 missiles per month.
Military officials warn that even the most advanced multi-layered air and missile defense systems are not able to completely prevent damage in the event of massive and prolonged attacks.“]
Israel is doomed in the medium-term, but it has to be noted that even the complete destruction of the Israeli state, should that happen, would not end the menace of Zionism in the rest of the world.
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