[“Forbury Lion”, Forbury Gardens, Reading. I used to play around there sometimes when I could hardly walk, as a very young child, c.1957. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbury_Gardens]
Talking point
The Conservative Party Conference a couple of years ago. Sparsely attended. Indeed, many were probably journalists. I expect that the 2024 one was even less-well-attended. Are they even bothering to hold one this year? Apparently so— 5-8 October 2025, at the Midland Hotel, Manchester. I wonder how many will attend? I suspect, few. It will be hard for them to disguise the total irrelevance of the Conservative Party in 2025.
Unusually, political journalist John Rentoul beat me this week, scoring 6/10 as against my 5/10. I knew the answers to questions 1, 5, 6, 7, and 9. I should also have guessed the answers to 8 and 10, but did not.
Tweets seen
Starmer’s digital ID plan is a “dead cat” play – and it won’t stop the boats https://t.co/uPRLW2Ep4R
“Consistently, reliable pollsters find large majorities want what the ruling class refuse to give them. Lower immigration. Control over their borders. A country they recognise.”https://t.co/IqRW41kKV5
“Keir Starmer’s own approval rating has crashed to MINUS 42, making him about as popular in this country as Meghan Markle, and not far off Prince Andrew.”https://t.co/lb9O3B6vYX
Rachel Reeves must live in some world of utter multikulti delusion. She equates the rights of British young people (of the past) with the wishes of black/brown/other migrant invaders (of today).
Secondly, no-one opposes anyone merely taking a holiday, or even maybe a short-term working holiday, in the UK, but that is not to be equated with those who wish to settle in the UK (whether working or not).
Thirdly, when did British young people ever work, in any but tiny numbers and/or during holidays etc (such as grape-picking in France), overseas?
This is where Labour (and the other System parties) are now— in a world of unreality.
Get rid of them.
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Like having Ed Balls, husband of the Home Secretary acting as a journalist on Good Morning Britain.
Everyone who doesn’t see where we are, needs to step back and see the shape of it.
Russian servicemen have liberated Derilovo and Mayskoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic, as well as Stepovoye in the Dnepropetrovsk Region, the Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/WKiUAVb9zTpic.twitter.com/q8ucuCTTh7
Yet more attritional gains, but Russia needs a breakthrough, a gamechanging breakthrough.
Zelensky announces:
The Israeli "Patriot" system is operational in Ukraine, and soon Kyiv will receive two additional systems from the United States. pic.twitter.com/6u5g8Rq5gP
Ecce the contemporary type of political journalist. Dan Hodges thinks that the above poll is bad for Farage and Reform. What I see there is that 44% of people polled support an end to grants of indefinite leave to remain, and 13% are unsure, so might also support that. 57% in all. Even deportation of some of those with existing ILR is supported by 29% and at least not opposed by 13%. 42% in all.
If Reform can top 30% in a general election, with all other parties below that level, and especially if the System parties each poll below 25%, then political earthquake will result, even if Reform does not get a Commons majority. In fact, if Reform only gets a plurality of Commons seats, and so is weak in government, that in itself will stimulate a popular demand for social national revolution.
Lenin did not have anything like a majority (had there been any election) in 1917. The NSDAP in 1932 got 33.7% in the first election and 33.1% in the second. Lesson: carry a third of the people with you, against a disunited front of opponents, and you can take over.
Keir Starmer has made himself clear on the eve of Labour conference. If you want to end mass uncontrolled immigration, fix the borders, oppose two-tier policies, protect free speech, and slash taxes, which millions of Brits want, then he considers you “the enemy”
“The spread of ominous, Orwellian things such as ‘non-crime hate incidents’ and a new definition of ‘Islamophobia’, which are being used to try and control, if not shut down, free speech and debate.”https://t.co/BuBmzlGHoF
Goodwin and Toby Young must, if they want to seem credible, place the major part of the blame for repression of free speech in the UK (and EU) squarely where it belongs— upon the Jew-Zionist/Israel lobby embedded in government, business, the mass media, and the legal system.
Britain is facing the highest level of inflation of any major economy this year along with slowing growth in a move that will put mounting pressure household budgets
The OECD said that the UK will face an annual rate of inflation of 3.5 per cent by the end of the…
Incidentally, that “12-month” prison sentence really means 6 months (50% of headline term), but may even be only 20 to 21 weeks (40%), because, though a sex crime, the offence in question may be deemed “not serious”.
I do not know whether the untermensch in question has been on bail from time of offence; if he has been held in custody, then all that time will be deducted. In that event, he may be out in a matter of weeks.
[Update, 24 September 2025: I have now read that the criminal, though released from prison, is under immigration detention, pending potential deportation].
Almost certainly undeportable under the current regime, will be unemployable when he gets out, and be dependent on the state for the rest of his life, including any dependents. But he will be amongst our ‘friends and neighbours’ so that’s all good
Not so good. We need some seriously pro-British policies to reboost the popularity and distance Reform UK from the other globalist https://t.co/iFyfXu0AEW many to choose from – Reform UK should be strongly pro-God, pro-family and pro-Britain!
— I am🇬🇧 Retired Anti-Discrimination Lawyer (@BubblyIan) September 23, 2025
That poll translates to about 359 Reform UK MPs, i.e. a substantial Commons majority. 124 Lab, 70 LibDems, 34 SNP, 29 Cons.
So no real change in public sentiment. Reform way ahead, Labour as weak official Opposition from 2028 or 2029, and Conservative Party washed up, a rump of 29 MPs from areas, mostly in southern England, where almost all voters are not-poor pensioners.
Blacks, browns, some others, public sector admin people etc still often voting for fake Labour..
The question British people will be asked at the next election is this:
Do you think we should continue to allow millions of low-skill, low-wage migrants from outside Europe, who often cannot speak English, do not make a net contribution to the economy, and rely on welfare to…
[“The question British people will be asked at the next election is this: Do you think we should continue to allow millions of low-skill, low-wage migrants from outside Europe, who often cannot speak English, do not make a net contribution to the economy, and rely on welfare to stay in the UK forever and force British families to pay for it? Or, do you think like many other countries around the world we should sharply reduce immigration and reshape what immigration we have around people who can speak our language properly, have no criminal record, do not rely on welfare, and make a net contribution to the economy while keeping welfare and social housing for British families and forcing firms to invest in British workers? This is the choice. If you want the first, vote for the Uniparty If you want the second, vote Reform.”]
Ukraine’s armed forces lost about 1,630 soldiers in one day as a result of operations by Russian battlegroups in the zone of a special military operation, the Defense Ministry has said:https://t.co/40nRsGUOEVpic.twitter.com/g9lEyEHIjU
The Conservative Party has been very slow to understand that the real British people, though in some constituencies willing to countenance an MP who is black, brown, Chinese, or whatever, will not stand still for a non-white Prime Minister. It seems that the Sunak debacle of 2024 has not led to greater understanding.
Even were Kemi Badenoch far more intelligent and capable than she is, she would still be basically unelectable.
The lady tweeter above, who was once employed by her (now ex-) husband, a Conservative MP, via his MP expenses, wants the Con Party “to stand up for the disabled“, but the Con Party government she still supports, under David Cameron-Levita, demonized disabled people, and let loose the part-Jap sadist, fraudster and expenses cheat, Iain Dunce Duncan Smith, aided by the Jew “lord”, Freud, to do his worst.
At the same time, that lady, Fiona-Natasha Syms, wants the State Pension “Triple Lock” to be removed, thus making all pensioners (many of whom have medical conditions but not all of whom receive money in respect of those conditions) poorer overnight.
Bearing in mind the electoral power of the “grey vote” (pensioners and those within 5-10 years of State Pension age— currently 66), taking away the Triple Lock would be suicide, whether for Lab or Con. Sunak did it for one year only, reinstalled it the next year, but the trust was gone. The Con Party has not recovered, and I doubt whether it ever will.
The lady in question seems to live in a dream world in which the British people want a government of the so-called “centre ground” (presumably, one similar to that of 2010-2015, which she liked— was that “centre-ground”?). She even pretends that she has an organization for that purpose, which she calls “Moderates”, and which (as far as I can see) does not even exist outside her own mind.
When times become desperate, the people seek more and more radical solutions. New wine cannot be put into old bottles. THAT is why Reform UK is riding high, despite its mostly underwhelming personnel and policies. The voters, especially the real British voters, mostly have binned the old System parties. Reform is the default choice. Behind that, though, you can see the “Overton Window” shifting almost as you look, like those tropical plants that grow so fast that their growth can almost be seen with the naked eye.
To understand why the Libs are focussing so much on grabbing Tory voters not taking on Labour just look at their seats.
Of the 72 seats the Lib Dems hold: – The Tories are second in 64 – Labour is second in just 2
Of the 20 seats they are closest to taking, 18 are held by the…
I do not believe I know, or have read, how many millions of shekels pounds the Starmer-stein “slush fund” contained.
Petty —or not so petty— corruption is Starmer’s Achilles’ Heel, but the bastard himself seems blissfully unaware that he is heading to electoral near-oblivion (though not so fast as the Con Party, which is now irrelevant).
Whats interesting is the money came from the friends of Israel. Now Starmer has recognised Palestine i wonder if they will now be gunning for him and McSweeney.
“A top Labour lawyer“…unnamed, and not characterized further. I wonder whether that lawyer is a Jew and/or a Labour Friends of Israel member or donor?
[later, same evening, addendum: I was right in my speculation. The “top Labour lawyer” turns out to have been one Gerald Shamash, of whom I had not heard until today. A Jew whose family came here from Iraq: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Shamash,_Baron_Shamash]
BREAKING: Damning proof of how Keir Starmer's most senior aide Morgan McSweeney, now Labour’s Chief-of-Staff, pulled the wool over the eyes of Electoral Commission officials – but the grim truth has just been leaked (via @DailyMail @DPJHodges) https://t.co/NSLqinvLlC
🇩🇰 Danish PM Mette Frederiksen called the drone incursions that suspended flights at Copenhagen Airport overnight the "most serious attack" on Danish infrastructure to date.
✈️ The incident comes amid regional tensions and follows similar disruptions in 🇳🇴 Norway pic.twitter.com/7BNKxFJYp7
All the same, this whole situation (Russia-NATO) is getting a little serious; unnecessarily so.
The last high-voltage external power supply line of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) has been cut as a result of Ukrainian fire, the plant said on Telegram:https://t.co/vavVNNUCvipic.twitter.com/51XnSDY8vm
Late thoughts about Ed Davey and the LibDem Conference
Only caught a few “highlights”, if such be the bon mot, on TV news.
The age of the LibDem attendees seemed to be, mostly, seventies or thereabouts.
The audience in the hall at Bournemouth appeared (from the few photos seen) to be about 300 people (and that would include many journalists and others).
Ed Davey’s speech, of which I heard/saw a few extracts on TV news, was pretty silly; yapping about the danger of firearms massacres etc. I covered this issue years ago on the blog, pointing out how very few “spree killings” via firearms have ever happened in the UK. Only 3 or 4 over hundreds of years, and one of those was about 15 years after the great restrictions on firearms introduced as a panic measure in the 1990s: see
Overall, I cannot see the LibDems appealing to many people, but their concentration of support in 50-100 constituencies should see them maintain their presently quite high number of MPs, looking at the collapse of the Conservative Party.
Say what you like about Nick Ferrari (and I myself disagree with his views on several topics) but now that Paxman and Andrew Neil are effectively inactive, he is the only interviewer really able and willing to hold entitled freeloading System political idiots with their feet to the fire.
Emma Reynolds is but one of hundreds of useless MP-drones. Just listen to that interview! She even makes Diane Abbott (famously a previous victim of Ferrari) look or sound competent.
It’s just unbelievable how these people get these jobs 🤦♂️
Churchill once remarked that “democracy is the worst system of government— except all the others“, but cretins like Emma Reynolds test that proposition to destruction…
Anybody who follows me knows I'm a labour supporter. However how do people like Emma Reynolds become a secretary of state. I used the same argument for Diane Abbot poorly briefed unbelievably ignorant and completely out of their depth. Starmer get rid of her. Embarrassing.
— Alexander the not so bad (@ChrisAl57009946) June 16, 2025
England has passed the point of no return. A tiny nation that built an empire is irretrievably lost thanks to politicians who sold out the citizenry and judges who enable criminality from foreign invaders.
I myself was at the Bar of England and Wales (among others) until a pack of malicious Jew-Zionists procured my (both wrongful and unlawful) disbarment in 2016. I know what many many barristers and judges are like, their attitudes etc.
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
It made me laugh to hear on BBC News that Netanyahu has been whining about Iranian missiles killing and injuring civilians in Israel. Someone should remind him of what the Israeli Jews have been doing in Gaza for the past 20 months.
“They” have no real ability to put themselves in the shoes of others. Can a whole nation show signs of psychotic behaviour? A subject for someone or other’s doctoral thesis in mass psychology, perhaps.
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Israeli media reported that the home of Knesset member Hanoch Milbitsky in Petah Tikva was hit by an Iranian missile last night. pic.twitter.com/Gk0PCxPWsM
— Iran War Designer (@IranWarDesigner) June 16, 2025
First blood was drawn by Israel, by its unilateral decision to launch attacks on Iran. The UK and other European states should leave the whole conflict to the direct participants. Sadly, the usual (((influence))) over UK and EU politicians is huge…
Israel channel Kan:
Avraham Cohen (one of the representatives of the Israeli security structure) was eliminated last night in Bnei Brak as a result of an Iranian missile strike. pic.twitter.com/LgZolpVvkI
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Israeli: 'We're just collateral damage to him' – Netanyahu's message
An Israeli woman has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz of endangering civilians by hiding military targets in central Tel Aviv. "The Israeli army hides behind civilians in… pic.twitter.com/NI952m2dkB
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Perhaps the Iranians will send a missile to Netanyahu’s luxury villa somewhere on the coast north of Tel Aviv.
Iran's latest missile strikes have shattered Israel's illusion of security, breached US-Israeli shields and hit critical targets
Early this morning, at least 100 Iranian ballistic missiles, some of them hypersonic, hit targets in Haifa, Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak and the Negev Desert.… pic.twitter.com/SEcbbDYlBc
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
[“Iran’s latest missile strikes have shattered Israel’s illusion of security, breached US-Israeli shields and hit critical targets Early this morning, at least 100 Iranian ballistic missiles, some of them hypersonic, hit targets in Haifa, Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak and the Negev Desert. Numerous powerful, successful hits bypassed US-Israeli air defense systems, reached their targets and caused widespread fear among the settlers, some of whose bomb shelters collapsed. The hits were marked:
Tel Aviv: Several buildings were damaged, including a strategically important building and several residential towers.
Haifa: Power plant hit by hypersonic missiles, strikes on the Bil Habel building, major electricity and oil infrastructure, the Bazan chemical complex (200,000 barrels per day) and the Haifa refinery (10 million tons per year).
Ramat Gan: 22-story building destroyed. Neighborhoods: Bnei Brak, Petah Tikva (municipality center), Pardes Katz, Nayot and Ayalon.
Negev: Nevatim airbase and other facilities.
Galilee: Israeli army camp attacked. Central region: problems at power grid facilities led to widespread power outages.“]
Israeli security source: "Iran has begun targeted strikes on homes of Israeli leaders. The latest attack hit the residence of a Likud MK." pic.twitter.com/dH80trW7mP
— Iran War Designer (@IranWarDesigner) June 16, 2025
🇮🇱 The residents of Tehran will soon pay the price for Iranian attacks , Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said.
▪️At least eight people were killed in Iranian attacks on central Israel overnight pic.twitter.com/EUpd4iFs2x
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Israeli Jew government minister stating that civilians in Teheran will “pay the price“. An unconscious reference to The Merchant of Venice? Whatever the truth of that, targeting civilians is obviously a war crime.
Ukraine is facing a refusal by the United States to deliver military equipment it has relied on since 2022 , according to the Daily Telegraph.
▪️Kiev is forced to look for alternative ways to replenish its arsenals so that it can continue military operations, the British… pic.twitter.com/L9K8Mw3Ymd
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Bye bye, blackbird…
Israeli military expert Yossi Melman: "I recommend that we cut our losses and ask Trump to stop the madness with a reasonable agreement, otherwise we will end up begging for a ceasefire and Iran will refuse" pic.twitter.com/NjIxbiR5rX
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
In time, the Israeli attack on Iran will become written and rewritten as an Iranian attack on Israel motivated by “antisemitism”. They might even invent a new religious holiday to commemorate it.
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Yes it’s horrific. So why did Netanyahu bomb Iran knowing full well what the reprisals would be. After everything Israel’s been through. It’s nuts. How could you do that to your own people. He’s a disgrace and must go. So much blood on his hands. https://t.co/5CYcLBc5kD
Yes. It’s a bit different when you are on the receiving end, nicht wahr? Maybe you (((Levy))) should stop smugly calling for others to be bombed, rocketed, or shot…
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Those secret/underground Iranian bases are incredible; apparently, some are as deep as a mile under mountains etc. They put me in mind of the James Bond films I saw on the big screen when they came out in the 1960s, e.g. You Only Live Twice, seen by me (aged 10 or 11) at a cinema in Manly (Beach), Sydney, in 1967.
…and what about this scene of ninjas storming Blofeld’s secret base under a volcano, fast-roping en masse? Amazing.
Iranian security forces have detained one of the Mossad spies while attempting to escape to the border in the city of Bana, located in the Kurdistan province.
🟢 The spy is said to be one of the key Mossad agents involved in recent subversive activities. pic.twitter.com/ZfdsZ9G8Fb
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
If true, then I am thankful not to be in his shoes, whether guilty or not.
the IRIB Radio and Television building, where broadcasting is currently ongoing. pic.twitter.com/6ojW62uXxl
— Iran War Designer (@IranWarDesigner) June 16, 2025
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Ironically, the quarantining of Russia has led to a point where the sanctioning states (US, UK, France etc) look more like the sanctioned. Russia is doing OK economically by comparison.
Iran is ready for a long-term conflict with Israel, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards have announced.
▪️Iran has not yet fully utilized its missile potential against Israel, the statement added.
▪️Tehran will be forced to respond more decisively if the US does not stop Israel,… pic.twitter.com/3hf8whBwdg
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
A planned meeting between Russia and the United States aimed at resolving ongoing diplomatic tensions has been canceled at Washington’s initiative, Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said:https://t.co/kuLhPjSB1cpic.twitter.com/SuFGvG7eLT
Amid growing problems on the battlefield, Vladimir Zelensky's regime and European security services are plotting a series of new anti-Russian provocations, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service said in a statement obtained by TASS:https://t.co/4QWdfOWOespic.twitter.com/vpwPwx5jLi
Russian forces struck a Ukrainian military-industrial enterprise, an army training center and air defense radars over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Monday:https://t.co/vi7xGQbi2ypic.twitter.com/T73501dAcL
Who would have thought it? The taxpayers and fuel-consumers of Western and Central Europe saved by the —unwanted-by-EU— intervention of a couple of small and previously marginal states.
Ex Tory MP Penny Mordaunt attempts to frame Israels unprovoked attack on Iran as nothing of the sort.
Idiots such as Penny Mordaunt are just puppets of the Jewish/Zionist/Israeli lobby. Why is she on TV anyway? The voters dumped her in 2024, she is no longer an MP, and she now lives on (probably quite generous) largesse from a tobacco company (for doing p/t “work”). Aged 52, she is now politically washed-up. So why the TV appearances? It is not as if she really knows anything, either.
"10 years old" child piled with alcohol cigarettes, and cannabis before being groomed for sex…
And still, people objected to holding a national inquiry.
Labour MPs voted in their droves to reject Tory efforts to force an inquiry, with 350 blocking an amendment to the… pic.twitter.com/N3ItZvkKru
— 'Seeing is believing' (@dave24144975) June 15, 2025
The Labour Party is compromised. Without non-white voters, its ~20% to ~25% vote share would be about 10%, 15% at most. Also, “anti-racism” is ingrained in the Emily Thornberry/Jess Phillips/Yvette Cooper/Starmer-stein types. That is to say, “anti-racism” except against English/British people.
This is a key point in the rape gang audit. So many on the Left (Guardian, Pippa Crerar, Owen Jones types) held up this ridiculous Home Office report to say “most groomers are White”. It was a dismal report which Casey calls out directly here 👇 pic.twitter.com/0J31KqYivz
Sooner or later, there must be “walls and squads” to punish the guilty.
Unbelievable. Richard Tice asks Yvette Cooper whether she or Keir Starmer will apologise for smearing the many of us who called for a national inquiry into the rape gangs as “far right”, “racist”, “extremist”, “misinformed”. She doesn’t even bother to answer the question.
Perhaps Yvette Cooper etc might at least admit that the so-called “far right“, “racists”, and/or “extremists” were right and, in a word, “very well–informed”? We usually are…
Nick Griffin was calling for grooming gang inquiry long before Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch started calling for one
"These crimes from sections of ( the Pakistani) community against girls have been going on for years"
I do or did (he now seems to be not so active) agree with much, not all, of what Nick Griffin said or did. He always seems to be a basically decent fellow, overall.
— Beauty Of Nature 🌳 (@ShouldHaveAnima) June 16, 2025
“Unless Mr. Trump comes out with something pretty surprising… the two sides will continue to fire missiles at each other.”
With the UN and G7 largely powerless, progress in the Israel-Iran conflict hinges on an unpredictable US president, says author Tim Marshall.@Itwitiuspic.twitter.com/F9hsIWFwPo
Marshall is one of the better-informed journalists, but I have to say that I find him insufferably big-headed. More pro-Israel than anti, if I am not mistaken.
Blinded by his Jewishness. We were absolutely right to protect Israel before, bomb Iran and you’re on your own having deliberately invited missiles to rain down on your own cities. We were also right to sanction far right extremist ministers.
In any case, Shapps (who is nothing but a dishonest Jew fraudster) is talking nonsense. The RAF, even if deployed in Israel’s defence, could not, in all likelihood, stop Iranian hypersonic missiles from hitting their designated targets. RAF planes, if so tasked, could stop some of the other missiles, drones etc attacking Israel, but the Israeli Iron Dome and other systems have shown themselves well capable of doing that anyway. The Israelis are already doing that themselves, in other words.
Israeli authorities claim: “We have 500,000 reservists ready to fight!” The representative of reservists: pic.twitter.com/wqSh1He4bo
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
An Israeli anti-missile missile went off course after being launched and fell in a residential area pic.twitter.com/H69EHKMnqY
— Iran War Designer (@IranWarDesigner) June 16, 2025
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has eliminated the commander of the Zionist Air Force, Major General Tomer Bar By Khayal Muazzin journalist pic.twitter.com/rdgwp41hQm
— Iran War Designer (@IranWarDesigner) June 16, 2025
Another angle of the misfire of an Israeli interceptor missile that crashed into a residential area of Tel Aviv. The locals are laughing, it was spectacular. There are no limits to our happiness. 😁 pic.twitter.com/kIS6cqlY8A
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Israel's transport minister has banned travel out of the country, fearing a "mass emigration" of Israelis. pic.twitter.com/EAwYdMIlu2
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
I am pleased, especially, that those Jews and/or any non-Jew pro-Zionists who have dual nationality, and the young Jews who go from the UK to get paramilitary training, are now stuck there, awaiting their fate. I suppose that, in principle, those ones could leave, but how, when the main international airport is shut down?
If those fanatics want to “fight for Israel”, well, here’s their chance! They can just pack a Desert Eagle, or an Uzi, and hole-up waiting for their enemies to arrive.
Let's read what IRGC new commander said earlier today:
"We will bring our new surprises and new innovations to battlefield"
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Israel tightens censorship, banning the filming or publication of any footage of the landings. An outright ban has been imposed on journalists filming the landing sites. Al Jazeera has been put under pressure. People cheering on the Iranian strikes and people wearing “No War!”… pic.twitter.com/nFbZxm3FCH
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
[“Israel tightens censorship, banning the filming or publication of any footage of the landings. An outright ban has been imposed on journalists filming the landing sites. Al Jazeera has been put under pressure. People cheering on the Iranian strikes and people wearing “No War!” T-shirts are also being persecuted. It is also reported that due to the problems with leaving Israel by air, there has been an increase in demand for leaving Israel by sea.“]
Looks as if the loyalty of many Jews (with UK, French, US, Canadian etc passports) is only skin-deep. They are scrambling to get out.
I believe that there are regular ferry services to Limassol in Cyprus from Haifa; there may be others.
Haaretz : "Hundreds of Israelis want to leave Israel by sea in exchange for thousands of dollars
Small pleasure boats have begun their journeys, transporting groups of up to 10 people from the ports of Herzliya, Haifa, and Ashkelon."
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
🇮🇷 Iran first launched more than 140 drones, and will then fire missiles so that all strikes hit targets in Israel simultaneously, Iranian media reports. pic.twitter.com/9kLD87mjOT
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Israeli media: Everyone in Israel is taking Iran's threats seriously and is preparing for tonight's mass rocket launch pic.twitter.com/5jclnRtsu1
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
Iranian missiles that the Israel have already experienced on their shoulders, earlier. pic.twitter.com/esSeSxDmOn
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 16, 2025
At time of writing, the Runcorn and Helsby by-election has 9 hours still to run before polls close.
I have blogged that I think that, despite Reform UK not being social-national, and despite the candidate, Sarah Pochin, being rather low-key and also an ex-Conservative, it will probably smash this. It should. After all, what sort of idiot now votes “Labour”-label, even in the North of England? Starmer-stein has shown his true colours— indistinguishable from the Cameron-era “Conservatives”, and a complete puppet of the Jewish/Zionist/Israel lobby.
If I am wrong, and Labour retains the seat, it will be disappointing, though even that will (depending on the figures) show that Labour, as much as the Conservative Party, is in terminal decline.
As previously blogged, all generally pro-British voters should back Reform in this by-election. Former Labour voters who do not want to vote Reform should vote Green or elsewhere, or stay at home. As for former Conservative voters, the Con candidate has no chance at all. If you want to stick it to Labour, vote Reform.
Talking points
[“No! Wait! I voted Labour in 2024!“]
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Ha. Very true…
Tweets seen
Russian troops liberated the community of Novoye in the Donetsk region over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/yGRT1vah9upic.twitter.com/bHWDuEOKyl
Keir Starmer, Yvette Cooper and Labour MPs are so visibly on the wrong side of history. The fact they will not hold a dedicated, national, statutory inquiry on the most horrific scandal in British history, which is STILL going on today, will be remembered for generations. https://t.co/eDFKtenlfN
If replicated at a general election, that would equate to about 349 Reform MPs, and a substantial Commons majority (Lab 130, LibDems 60, SNP 41, Cons 39).
Such a result, placing the Conservative Party only 5th in the Commons (after Reform, Labour, the LibDems, and the SNP) would probably be effectively terminal for the Conservative Party.
In its effect, that would be almost revolutionary, even if Reform by then were as (((occupied))) as the existing System parties. The System structure would have been broken down. After that, anything might be possible.
Nigel Farage claims his party has done a good job of vetting council hopefuls but candidates are sharing inflammatory content online https://t.co/wdRmbwas4R
Good for them! If a Russian army of millions, even unarmed, were crossing the Channel, the msm, and System politicos, would all be gagging for them to be shot, but the present black/brown cross-Channel invasion is far worse than a Russian invasion (armed or unarmed) would be, because those now invading us are at best useless parasites, at worst criminals, scavengers, predators, and/or hate-filled enemies of our whole way of life.
Astonishing. By 4pm less than 10 per cent of those eligible had bothered to vote in today's election for Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. pic.twitter.com/SVTlka40Ys
The whole idea of (in the UK) having elected mayors and, even worse, those risible “police and crime commissioners”, was a very poor policy. The “police and crime commissioner” in Hampshire is a very fat woman who seems to be completely useless, and has never had a job (except political ones such as running Portsmouth Council), let alone a profession, though to give her some credit she at least recognized publicly that the so-called “riots” (protests) in 2024 against immigration or migration invasion were linked to, er, immigration and migration invasion. (Most of the country knows that anyway, true, but few politicians and other System drones have admitted it). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donna_Jones_(British_politician).
US Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff may replace Mike Waltz as National Security Advisor, following Waltz’s dismissal earlier reported by Fox News, according to Politico correspondent Jake Traylor:https://t.co/cJJEBUruulpic.twitter.com/AGDbP1ahds
How stupid are they to vote labour? They hate and punish us every day. Mood music in Runcorn and Helsby is nervous optimism for Reform – but it's too close to call https://t.co/yCfa7Fd5y8
How is ANYONE in Runcorn and Helsby still voting Labour at this point? Do they actively enjoy being shat on by the party? We really need to take party names OFF ballot papers. https://t.co/nQTqZE9b7w
Well, that idea is a non-starter, of course. People need to know what party is running, and that party must have clear ideology and, where appropriate, clear policies, even if only in outline.
As for that Phillipson drone, she is just a System political robot, liar, dissembler etc. A total waste of space, like so many of them.
A crowd of protesters gathered outside the count in Runcorn and Helsby on Thursday night.
Betting odds are often unreliable indicators of political events, and that is especially true of by-elections.
At time of writing, about 3 to 4 hours until the declaration at Widnes (for Runcorn and Helsby; apparently, the constituency itself has no hall large enough to accommodate the count and declaration).
Ian Robert Millard 