[the poster shows a market more like an Arabian than a Persian one, as some critics noted at the time]
Ketelbey [1875-1959] was Britain’s first millionaire composer; producing light music, he was enormously popular in his day (broadly, 1896-1945). His peak popularity was probably in the 1920s; by the time of his death in 1959, he was completely obscure, his demise scarcely noticed.
Incidentally, when competing for a scholarship to Trinity College of Music, London, in 1889, at the age of 13-14, he scored the highest marks of all applicants (second place went to Gustav Holst).
Talking point (thinking about the UK migration invasion)
“Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you.” [Matthew 7:6, King James Authorized Version]
Stands up at least reasonably well, I think. I see now that that blog post has had more hits in 2026 than it has had in all previous years put together. Interesting.
More music
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The European Union has lost 90 bln euro due to the conflict around Iran and the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said:https://t.co/zWVTrezSI0pic.twitter.com/9s6V4nf2dA
The Ukrainian army lost roughly 1,225 troops in battles with Russian forces in all the frontline areas over the past 24 hours, according to the latest data on the special military operation in Ukraine released by Russia’s Defense Ministry:https://t.co/5r57To25Yupic.twitter.com/Q8vAM9xtjw
In this post Alexander Dugin claims that a global catastrophe is inevitable and presents it as a psychoanalytical fact. Dugin, a Russian philosopher and founder of the Eurasian movement, often analyzes civilizational conflicts and the crisis of the liberal order through a… https://t.co/kTOud2cpDZ
The Saudi narrative that 'Shia are targeting Mecca' serves as a test of intelligence for Sunnis around the world.
Ballistic missiles do not fall 80 km away from their intended target. This is not a crude missile; a less precise missile has a CEP (Circular Error Probable) of… pic.twitter.com/WhPtwgRSSK
New footage of the extensive damage to U.S. bases as a result of Iranian attacks.
One U.S. service member, who wished to remain anonymous, told CBS News that U.S. bases sustained significant damage, about which the American public was not informed. pic.twitter.com/mg674fIGI2
The rapid proliferation of Russian advanced, motorized drones poses an increasing challenge to Ukraine's air defense system, forcing Kyiv to adapt to a faster and more demanding threat. – Reuters. According to Reuters, the number of launches of Russian motorized drones has… pic.twitter.com/Mgyds57LC6
[“The rapid proliferation of Russian advanced, motorized drones poses an increasing challenge to Ukraine’s air defense system, forcing Kyiv to adapt to a faster and more demanding threat. – Reuters. According to Reuters, the number of launches of Russian motorized drones has increased from approximately 450 in June to 2,850 in August, while Ukrainian intelligence estimates production at around 3,000 per month. With speeds reaching 500 km/h, these drones are much more difficult to intercept with cheaper Ukrainian interceptor drones, compared to slower systems like the “Shahed.” This shift appears to give Russia an advantage in terms of cost and speed. Ukraine is under pressure to develop faster interceptors, guided missiles, electronic warfare systems, and AI-supported defense systems, while some Ukrainian pilots are increasingly relying on fighter jets and, in some cases, artillery fire, as missile supplies dwindle. From a Russian military perspective, the value of these drones lies not only in the damage they can inflict, but also in their ability to force Ukraine to expend more expensive and limited defensive resources, while continuously adapting its air defense network. Reuters reports suggest that Moscow is increasingly leveraging differences in speed, production volume, and cost to create sustained pressure on Ukrainian defenses.“]
Alternative for Germany" wants to strengthen relations with Russia The German tabloid Bild, citing sources, reports that "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) intends to achieve a complete normalization of relations with Russia, resume trade, purchase oil and gas, and halt military aid… pic.twitter.com/dOVfmrgMvQ
BREAKING: The village of Piddington has "voted to leave the UK" in a symbolic referendum held in protest against a planned asylum seeker accommodation site nearby.@NickMartinSKY reports from Oxfordshirehttps://t.co/vkERi7Y9ro
Millions of other people are also checking out of the UK; not only by emigrating but also by checking out mentally, hating the System parties and politicians and their treachery.
Give the invaders (not just the “Piddington” ones) a choice: return to your countries of origin, or go to a third country outside Europe, or face incarceration, sterilization and, ultimately, execution.
This is the liberal worldview in one clip. Grooming gangs don’t matter. It was a distant scandal. It’s been blown out of proportion. I would rather talk about AI & economics.
Aside from conveniently ignoring the fact, as even Louise Casey reports, that grooming gangs are still…
[“This is the liberal worldview in one clip. Grooming gangs don’t matter. It was a distant scandal. It’s been blown out of proportion. I would rather talk about AI & economics.
Aside from conveniently ignoring the fact, as even Louise Casey reports, that grooming gangs are still rife TODAY, like most liberals Rory’s brain cannot compute what the scandal is really about.
As Jon Haidt showed in his work, unlike conservatives liberals literally cannot process in-group loyalty, belonging, tradition, or the sanctity of a community.
The grooming gang scandal matters and should be front and centre in our national debate because it ran roughshod over all of that.
It involved the violation of our people and children. It saw out-groups prey on the in-group. And it directly clashed with our values.
Most ordinary people can see that. They can sense that while this is about Pakistani gangs it’s also about a fundamental clash of values and an intense anger about how fellow members of the in-group were treated by outsiders.
But liberals like Rory cannot. They will only ever talk about harm when it is done to minorities or outsiders. And they will only ever talk about empathy when it involves migrants, outsiders, newcomers — they literally have no serious interest in white British working class kids, never-mind showing them more loyalty than migrant communities.
Liberals have an enormous blind spot which you see right here in this clip. They are just incapable of talking about group identity, loyalty, and culture which is also why they are losing politically. They do not even think it’s worth talking about. Unfortunately for them, millions of people think otherwise.“]
Just another opinions-approved monkey-on-a-stick.
I assessed Rory Stewart on the blog as long ago as 2019, in a blog post which —with a very large number of appended updates— has been one of the most popular over the years, read by thousands of people:
Incidentally, Stewart says that much of the Pakistani sex crime in the UK happened “long ago…10-12 years ago“. In fact, it continues, but apart from that, Stewart does not mention the tribal Jew-Zionist whining about “the holocaust” which, to the extent that it happened in the fashion often believed (and most of it did not), happened 82-87 years ago… soon it will be a century ago.
Needless to say, puppet of the Jewish-Israel lobby, Gove, that little drunk, and drug-abusing bastard (and, when MP, expenses fraud), did not raise the question.
Stewart mentions several —yes, important— other problems that face the UK, but nothing good can happen when this country is, as it soon may be, non-European and, moreover, when the majority of the population soon will have racial-cultural origins in the least developed, least cultured, indeed least-intelligent parts of the world.
By "many Swedes" you mean liberal white women who are fast becoming one of the most destructive groups this planet has ever seen.
Not just women, but probably more women than men. The kind of women that, in the UK in the 1980s, 1990s (and even a decade or so ago) used to worship that African dimwit Mandela and his ANC rabble. Brainwashed by multikulti msm propaganda that few had the knowledge or intellect to critique.
Yes, and mainly because of the System parties and politicians that msm scribblers and talking-heads such as Hodges support, or give credence to via their newspaper columns and social media output.
Treacherous criminal politicians and scribblers. In lay language, traitors.
Talking point
MPs who are not really British, who are not white Northern European, and/or who were elected wholly or partly via the votes of non-Europeans (whether holding British passports or not) are not legitimate MPs. Any government dependent on the votes of such MPs is not a legitimate government; neither is a government legitimate when its policies are ruining the lives and futures of the British people.
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עינב צנגאוקר: "המלחמה לא נגמרה מכיוון שיש לנו ראש ממשלה שמאמין במלחמת נצח. הצבא קורס, הכל קורס. נתניהו ממש מתאמץ לברוח מאחריות. הגיע הזמן לענות על שאלות במלאת שלוש שנים למלחמה ורגע לפני הבחירות"
Einav Tsangauker: “The war hasn’t ended because we have a prime minister who believes in eternal war. The army is collapsing, everything is collapsing. Netanyahu is really trying to escape responsibility. It’s time to answer questions as three years of war are completed and just before the elections” Kan News on Reshet Bet.”]
Looks as if the Gaza/West Bank/Lebanon war is not quite the easy ride the Israeli Jewish leadership hoped it might be…
[cartoon from 2022, the time of the 2020-2022 “Covid” scamdemic/panicdemic]
It remains incredibly sinister to me how many of the British, as well as other, people were willing to be corralled and controlled by the System-broadcast fear of a virus that actually killed only a tiny fraction (a tiny fraction of 1%) of the population.
Officially, in 2022, only about 50 out of every 100,000 people died either “of” or “with” Covid (almost all “with”, not “of”, i.e. it was not Covid that killed them at all). The real figure for deaths actually from Covid itself was probably about 5 out of every 100,000 people in 2022, maybe even fewer, maybe none at all.
The British people were tested by that whole conspiratorial and giant mass-psychological experiment. The majority failed (from my point of view) and proved that they were willing to be compliant slaves, so long as they were a.bought off with some money and more leisure time; and b.brainwashed by “expert” (fake expert) advice and enough pseudo-communitarian propaganda.
🇰🇵 The North Korean Ministry of Defense has warned the United States and South Korea about the possible use of nuclear weapons in response to their policies, according to the Central Telegraph Agency of Korea (CTAK). The United States and South Korea are preparing for the… pic.twitter.com/psEVeXjwiP
[“Gerasimov “outlines” operation for the final liberation of Donbas.
ATTACK ON THE SLAVYANSK-KRAMATORSK AGGLOMERATION HAS ALREADY BEGUN – A RUSSIAN INVASION OF THE CHERNIGOV REGION IS ALSO POSSIBLE. Valery Gerasimov
A group of Russian units, “South,” has breached the first Ukrainian defensive line in several places near Slaviansk, Kramatorsk, and Druzhkovka. Around these three western Donbas cities, the Ukrainians have built an entire system of interconnected “deep fortifications.”
Valery GERASIMOV: Troops of the “South” group, advancing along a wide front of approximately 160 kilometers in several directions simultaneously, are now successfully destroying enemy forces east of Kramatorsk. Our forward assault groups are already fighting at the local airport, which is only three kilometers from the city limits. Our artillery is targeting logistical routes, cutting off the Ukrainian garrison from supplies.“]
May be important.
A total of 43 Russian civilians, including three children, have been killed in Ukrainian strikes that targeted almost 170 buses, Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik has told TASS:https://t.co/YhR1QEzilTpic.twitter.com/KQZKeux5Tn
🇮🇷 Mohsen Rezai, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran: If the blockade continues, we will strike at the economic interests of the United States with 100% certainty and with full force.
[“Mohsen Rezai, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran: If the blockade continues, we will strike at the economic interests of the United States with 100% certainty and with full force.
During the ceasefire period, we broke through the naval blockade and were able to export approximately 70-80 million barrels of oil.
The volume of oil sales has returned to the level that existed before the sanctions were imposed. In addition, in addition to unloading floating reserves, we have created new export routes, the volume of which is gradually increasing.”]
Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council: We will send Netanyahu to hell.
General Rezaei, in an interview with Al Mayadeen television: Iran will send Netanyahu to hell. We will prove that Netanyahu's serious mistakes have brought the end of the Zionist regime… pic.twitter.com/mUgjX8ypLL
The wealthy buy their way out. The poor are sent to the grinder of war.
In the Ukraine, this has been dubbed "beadification" – when people are taken directly from the streets: near shops, at bus stops, on their way home or to work.
[“The wealthy buy their way out. The poor are sent to the grinder of war.
In the Ukraine, this has been dubbed “beadification” – when people are taken directly from the streets: near shops, at bus stops, on their way home or to work.
Some end up within this system of forced mobilization because they lack money, connections, and the ability to find alternative options. Others, with resources, find ways to obtain deferments, obtain documents, or avoid participating in combat.
Within Ukrainian society, there are accusations that money can solve problems that, for ordinary people, become a matter of life and death. Amounts ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars are mentioned for various ways to avoid being sent to the front lines.
And this is the main conflict of any protracted war: decisions are made at the top, while people at the bottom bear the most severe consequences.
Some determine the strategy, while others receive summons. Some talk about grand goals, while others find themselves on the front lines.
When the rules become different for those who have money and those who don’t, the word “Ukrainian solidarity” begins to sound increasingly contradictory.
Because any war, first and foremost, tests not only the army but also the fairness of society – are all willing to pay the same price for the decisions that are made?
So, the question to the Ukrainian people themselves: be honest – do you truly believe that the corrupt system is fair, in which some make decisions about the war, others find ways to avoid its consequences, and a third group ends up in the meat grinder for the benefit of Western interests?“]
The corrupt, shambolic, and brutal “Ukrainian” (Kiev regime) dictatorship.
I am disgusted by the behaviour of those in UK political life, such as “Boris”-idiot, Starmer-stein, and stupid Burnham, who are fuelling the Kiev regime.
"Cyber is a particular area that could be vulnerable to attacks."
Michelle Donelan, Science and Technology Secretary from 2023 to 2024, says the UK's support for Ukraine has "put more of a target on our backs."#Newsnightpic.twitter.com/kfqgRs3LUZ
Quite. Burnham has made the UK far less safe or secure. He is just another monkey-on-a-stick posing as statesman.
Clearly we need to surge firefighters as well as police. This is out of control thuggery on top of police murder and the house fire murder of a 7 yo. Call COBR and get a plan for Middlesbrough and do not talk to me about devolution either. Get control, centrally. https://t.co/zx1PZDGMDs
A real British government, a social nationalist government, would take control, take charge, clear the streets, and send the feral “chavscum” families involved to concentration camps, or just shoot them.
We cannot honestly say that we shall deal with the criminal predators of black, brown, and gypsy/”traveller” origins, yet not deal with the out-of-control elements within the (real) British population.
Most, if not all, of those involved in this continuing violence are known to the police. They should be either removed from society or eliminated.
BREAKING NEWS! Poland👇dealing with illegal Migrants trying to break in & enter their country! In Britain we send Border Force to ho & meet them & escort them into Britain & Bus them into Hotels feed them cloth them give them phones & pocket money!!👇🤷♂️ pic.twitter.com/y7hSSOpTNU
Ban it and, if the feral blacks then riot, shoot them down in the streets. (in an ideal world…we know that that will never happen under the existing system, which is suffused with compromise, including compromise with evil).
Incidentally, the woman shown is either a Commander or possibly a Deputy Assistant Commissioner (cannot see her shoulder insignia clearly). I think that her name-tag says “Commander”.
High-ranking, anyway.
Russian forces liberated seven communities in the Sumy and Zaporozhye Regions and the Donetsk People’s Republic over the week of August 22-28 in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/CGLcpBBVhvpic.twitter.com/Rpwb5gzYbF
Brown panopticon. I'll need to actually write a brief piece on this. People need to realise that as things heat up you will be targeted for objecting. It doesn't matter how well you behave. The well behaved are the often the best to be made examples of. https://t.co/Ug1s8mx8lMpic.twitter.com/GUVe6H8qDJ
I wonder what (((type of individual))) instigated that initiative? “They” infest both agencies, and have done for decades.
Talking point
Not to the horde of “anti-racist” dimwits and virtue-signallers who have been ordering advance copies at about £20 a go. Thousands of copies, perhaps tens of thousands, have already been sold, despite the fact that it seems that the book is a ludicrous farrago of lies.
The same types have been contributing to the crowdfunder set up ostensibly for “his family” (though I read that he himself had more or less abandoned them). It reached well over £224,400 before coming to a halt several days ago (still open but no donations for the past 4 days).
The logical end of the untruthfulness contained in “anti-racism”— the truth considered not really important; what matters, they all think, is the stance, the approved line.
Rather like the “holocaust” lies and hoaxes, really. Or the “Covid” scamdemic/panicdemic. Or 99% of the “trans” nonsense.
One sees a whole society losing its grasp on reality.
The kefuffle around the ridiculous fake “black professor” and his fantasy “memoirs” reminds me of a book I myself bought in 2001— Jihad! I thought when I read it that it did not ring true (small details, adding up), and then the truth emerged on BBC Newsnight and in the Press: it was a fraud by a Walter Mitty who had (I think) never been in (as claimed) the SAS.
Why did Jihad! get published, when the publisher was aware of its likely lack of truth? To make money, as I believe both he and the author did. No doubt the same is true of the Jason Arday “memoirs”.
The Exposure: Originally published in late 2000 (and distributed heavily as a bestseller into 2001), the memoir unraveled in November 2001. A BBC Newsnight television investigation exposed his true identity. Real SAS veterans recognized him and publicly debunked his operational claims. He famously walked out of the live television interview when confronted with the evidence
The Author: The book was actually written by Philip Anthony Sessarego, a former Royal Artillery soldier. He had tried and failed the grueling SAS entrance exams twice. [1, 2]
The Claims: Sessarego claimed to be a 14-year veteran of the Special Air Service (SAS). He claimed he had spent the 1970s and 1980s conducting “black bag” covert operations and training the Afghan mujahideen to fight Soviet forces. [1]
After the BBC exposure in November 2001, Philip Sessarego withdrew from the public spotlight and lived a secretive, impoverished life in Belgium until his death in 2008. Because he had already faked his own death once before in the 1990s, his final demise sparked significant mystery and skepticism. [1, 2, 3, 4]
New Alias: Sessarego fled the British media and flitted around Belgium using the assumed name Philip Stephenson. Odd Jobs: Living in relative poverty, he worked under the nickname “Phil the trooper” around the harbor of Antwerp. He scraped by doing a variety of jobs, running “survival” training courses, and selling ex-army surplus military materials
The Discovery: In November 2008, his landlord went to a rented, wooden lock-up garage in the Ekeren area of Antwerp to collect unpaid rent. Inside, police discovered a severely decomposed body that had lain there since the summer. [1, 2]
Cause of Death: Investigators determined that Sessarego had been clandestinely living inside the garage. His death was ruled an accident, believed to have been caused by accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. He was 55 years old.“
He must have spent his advance and royalties quite fast to be broke only 6-7 years later.
Ah. Just discovered from Wikipedia that Sessarego’s ghostwriter was Adrian Weale, who has produced a number of military histories and other works, some of which are very hostile to National Socialism.
Wikipedia seems to have a quite balanced assessment of Sessarego.
As for Weale, despite having been an officer in the (British Army) Intelligence Corps, he (to my mind, anyway) evidently was completely fooled by Sessarego; at least, he seems to have swallowed the “SAS” aspects of Sessarego’s memoirs whole. One has to wonder whether he has been equally uncritical in respect of claims made re. the Third Reich etc.
[Update, same day: amazingly, and completely co-incidentally (if one believes in co-incidences), Weale has, only a day or so ago, been engaging in Twitter/X conversations about the Arday’s memoirs, Jihad!, Sessarego, and like matters:
I wouldn't be surprised if they aren't scenting money to be made, now his claims have become a culture war football. If they did pay him 1.4 million, they'll need to be thinking about recouping some of it at least… and they may think it makes them look good too.
As a ghostwriter, I wrote an ‘autobiography’ for a client which turned out to contain one very significant untruth. It was mortifying for me, he was just angry about being called out on it. He died a few years later in mysterious circumstances.
What makes the synchronicity even more striking is that I have not seen tweets by either Weale or the odd (and derivative) spy fiction/non-fiction writer, Jeremy Duns, for many months; maybe a year or more.]
Late tweets
🔥 A series of explosions in Kyiv and its surrounding areas, some of which have been followed by secondary detonations. pic.twitter.com/MefFNxAR7l
Israel has announced plans to develop weapons capable of striking targets on Earth from space.
The Israeli Ministry of Defense, headed by Israel Katz, has approved a long-term plan for the development of offensive space weapons to strike ground targets directly from orbit. pic.twitter.com/eQWDVR3wrw
“They” have to be stopped, both in the Middle East and in Europe (etc).
Russia announced a successful test launch of a mobile solid-propellant intercontinental ballistic missile from the Plesetsk cosmodrome, with the training warheads reaching the Kura test range in Kamchatka.
I only noticed yesterday that yet another Jew troublemaker who used to tweet regularly and often against me seems to have disappeared from Twitter/X in January 2024. He must have gone up the chimney, like so many others.
#TenGreenBottles
Talking point
“Many people tie themselves in knots about “were the NSDAP and Hitler *socialist*?”. The problem here is linguistics and labels. For those brought up to think in soundbite Marxist ways, only something more or less “Marxist” can be “socialist”. Hitler used a different, more folk-related Germanic lexicon based around the idea of the folk, the folk community etc. Organic, rather than abstract Jewish-style theorizing. “Volksgemeinschaft” etc. See below.
” “Socialism,” he retorted, putting down his cup of tea, pugnaciously, “is the science of dealing with the common weal. Communism is not Socialism. Marxism is not Socialism. The Marxians have stolen the term and confused its meaning. I shall take Socialism away from the Socialists.
“Socialism is an ancient Aryan, Germanic institution. Our German ancestors held certain lands in common. They cultivated the idea of the common weal. Marxism has no right to disguise itself as socialism. Socialism, unlike Marxism, does not repudiate private property. Unlike Marxism, it involves no negation of personality, and unlike Marxism, it is patriotic.” https://www.theguardian.com/theguardian/2007/sep/17/greatinterviews1
The same factors are behind the fruitless quest to label people or parties “left”, “right”, “far right” etc.“
[from this blog, over 7 years ago in 2019]
Talking point
“It’s all very well for wealthy persons such as…Rory Stewart (who, certainly in Stewart’s case, inherited everything), with expensive houses in expensive or rural areas, to laugh at or lecture those who are British and not wealthy and who now face the prospect of living cheek by jowl with the racially or culturally inferior. This is why the System MPs are losing traction with most voters. They are just out of touch.“
[from this blog in 2019]
Tweets seen
From the archive: all PMs say this after they have left office; when will we have one who does something about it in office? https://t.co/Mz1zVY8DHS
“Attempts“, not actual “suicides“. Cries for help, perhaps. The Abraham Lincoln has been on deployment for a long time, but the figure seems remarkable even so.
Netanyahu urges American Jews to move to Israel:
Man: "What is the future for Jews in Boston, in the United States?"
Netanyahu: "Everyone is welcome here. Anyone who wants to can come here, to Israel." pic.twitter.com/FA0SQj0gDH
The old or traditional System parties are trying everything to get rid of Reform (by getting rid of its lynch-pin, Farage), even though Reform is now semi-System anyway.
The idea that former Labour voters in Clacton will vote Con simply to bin Farage seems to me very misguided. Those former Labour voters would be more likely to vote Green or, were the Greens also to boycott the possible by-election, abstain from voting.
White people are not to blame for Jason Arday’s death. Right-wing people are not to blame. The media is not to blame. What started this is a Diversity, Equality & Inclusion regime that put somebody in a role he was not qualified to fulfil — and did so simply because of his race.
I talked to a local resident in Piddington — a local village in England which is now at risk of being completely taken over by illegal migrants. Check this out. pic.twitter.com/nKJPe1OZ4Y
That local resident and, it seems, community leader, is still in the “if only government knew, they would reverse this bad decision” phase. He (and probably most of his village) are not yet awake to the fact that UK government is now riddled with traitors and enemies of the people implementing the Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan, meaning that Europe is to be invaded by non-Europeans, who will then breed with native Brit/European women, thus creating a coffee-coloured sub-race easily ruled over mainly by Jews and (in fact, mostly) part-Jews (eg David Cameron-Levita, George Osborne, Theresa May, “Boris” Johnson, Zac Goldsmith, and many many others).
That fellow obviously thinks that if only government were apprised of the facts pertaining to Piddington, and how “mistaken” the decision was, the decision would be changed. No, because the decision in question was quite deliberate: dump the migrant-invaders in the middle of a white, British, perhaps comfortably-off community, then watch as the white British community is overrun, literally raped and pillaged.
A sadistic and evil socio-psychological experiment.
The people of Piddington, and the UK, and Europe, must awake.
I talked to an expert on the UK r*pe crisis which few people are talking about. Listen to this. Unbelievable. pic.twitter.com/km6m4Ccj6E
Fans of the Israeli football club "Beitar Jerusalem" marched through Vienna, chanting "Go to hell, Palestine," under police protection. pic.twitter.com/2Dj2xLT2Di
Must be the first time I have ever agreed with her.
Apparently, the “blacks with everything” lobby is going to have a “memorial” on Monday for the deceased black con-man Arday. I hope that it will not follow a path similar to others in recent years, eg the George Floyd “protests” (riots).
A lot of government contracts with Serco are expiring in time for 2028. The renewal of this one is partly for then.
2028 will likely be the start of absolute chaos here in the UK – and migrants will be ‘deployed’ to harm the natives.
More orphans 😔 these ducklings sadly lost their mother to another road traffic accident and were found alone wondering the road 😞 #ducks#ducklingspic.twitter.com/OIcyNKKmrS
— RSPCA East Winch Wildlife Centre (@RSPCAEastWinch) July 27, 2026
Our animal friends.
Ukrainian forces hit a bus in the town of Shebekino in Russia's Belgorod Region with a drone, injuring 19 civilians, Acting Governor Alexander Shuvaev reported:https://t.co/lvx8Dbk8o2pic.twitter.com/YXhd2ByGLd
Such terror attacks on Russian civilians are rarely reported in our “free press” and “free mass media”…
Last night's attempted drone attack on Moscow has become one of the largest in two years, according to TASS calculations based on data provided by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin:https://t.co/iRn5sg5VBqpic.twitter.com/JdPC8gCJxl
I sense that the Russian side is tiring of fighting the war as it has been fought, and of the constant escalation from the Kiev-regime forces, and may turn to far more destructive attacks on Kiev itself.
Europe’s militarization is bringing the world to a dangerous point, while people are becoming more and more aware of how fragile peace is, the Russian foreign ministry’s official spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, said:https://t.co/y9TXNVr9Uhpic.twitter.com/NngM53iyZI
🔻 "We very much want to strike at Iran's energy facilities.
🔻 Currently, the United States does not approve of this due to concerns that Iran may attack neighboring countries and provoke a global energy crisis." pic.twitter.com/bJq2zcHssN
I wonder how many wars and lesser crises “they” have caused, historically?
WARNINGS FROM A FORMER BRITISH DIPLOMAT AND MI-6 OFFICER Kruik: The West will not defeat Russia, and a defeat in Ukraine could lead to the collapse of NATO.
Alistair Kruik: "What will failure look like? How will it affect NATO? What state will the alliance be in after the… pic.twitter.com/xj7CCsUTGC
[“WARNINGS FROM A FORMER BRITISH DIPLOMAT AND MI-6 OFFICER Kruik: The West will not defeat Russia, and a defeat in Ukraine could lead to the collapse of NATO.
Alistair Kruik: “What will failure look like? How will it affect NATO? What state will the alliance be in after the Ukrainian conflict? Well, I don’t think it will come out of that conflict. I think it’s already fracturing, and it will continue to fracture.”
The unity of the bloc is currently maintained solely by the political will of Brussels and the NATO leadership, although the escalation around Ukraine has become a way for the alliance to justify its continued existence.“]
President Putin: Past five years were difficult & extremely challenging for our country. It is one of the decisive stages in our Fatherland’s history, when the very fate, the future of our people is at stake, and when the contours of a new world order are being shaped. pic.twitter.com/kHJP2uwHQ3
The Washington Post has published the results of a study that claims that lifelong poverty and persistent financial problems damage people's brains by the age of 50, significantly increasing the likelihood of developing cognitive disorders and neurodegenerative diseases. pic.twitter.com/JWciINpWwR
Support for war with Iran among US citizens has dropped to one-third.
Support for a war with Iran has fallen to one-third among US citizens, which is the lowest level recorded since the start of the US conflict with Iran, according to a Reuters report on July 27th.
[“Support for war with Iran among US citizens has dropped to one-third.
Support for a war with Iran has fallen to one-third among US citizens, which is the lowest level recorded since the start of the US conflict with Iran, according to a Reuters report on July 27th.
When asked if Trump had clearly explained the goals of US military involvement in Iran, 69% said no, including four out of ten Republicans.
According to the same poll, Trump’s approval rating stands at 37%, three points higher than the previous month, when it reached its lowest level during his presidency. The approval rating for the war itself remains below 40% since the US and Israel began strikes against Iran on February 28th.“]
That may be, but the American people have no say in what happens. Look at who is going to visit Trump (again)— the Jews Zelensky and Netanyahu…
The Woodlander Initiative has land in 5 areas in the UK. Land that we can use for permaculture, leisure and recreation, where we can hold events and where we can build. We control these areas, they belong to us. We decide who can enter and who doesn't.https://t.co/hi7heybE8vpic.twitter.com/glkDBbw3MV
— Hitchin Squirrel Rescue (@AllumPaul) June 10, 2026
Joe Pike asks, "so how did it all go wrong so fast?".
The winter fuel allowance is mentioned. So are farmers. Welfare cuts. Grooming gangs. Freebies. Mandelson. Sue Gray. But Gaza isn't mentioned once. Maybe Joe just forgot about it (1/2) pic.twitter.com/7AHBYkBMHK
You only have to consider that, under both Sunak and Starmer, Israeli flags in light were projected onto the facade of 10 Downing Street, and Jewish candlesticks were placed in a window.
This Canadian girl just said what millions are thinking but are too afraid to say out loud.
“Can somebody please tell me how we’re still calling Canada a free country?”
Look at what Mark Carney has supported: the Gaza genocide by Israeli Jews, Israel generally, the “Covid” panicdemic/scamdemic “measures” and “vaccines”, and the brutal and corrupt regime in Kiev.
I believe that Carney is part- (((you-know-who))) anyway.
Russia’s FSB thwarted a double attack against law enforcement officers in Pyatigorsk in Russia’s North Caucasus jointly with the Investigative Committee as two women were detained for delivering powerful bombs on Kiev’s instructions, according to the FSB:https://t.co/eLuEcJYpU8pic.twitter.com/EDq9QwatO5
Prime Minister Andy will kick off with the polite little pantomime at Buckingham Palace, constitutional cosplay for the cameras, king playing his assigned role as ceremonial mascot.
Prime Minister Andy will kick off with the polite little pantomime at Buckingham Palace, constitutional cosplay for the cameras, king playing his assigned role as ceremonial mascot.
Then the mask’ll drop and the real masters get their audience:
First, Zelensky—to lock in Britain’s blank-cheque loyalty to the Ukrainian meat grinder and the Atlanticist death cult that feeds it.
Then von der Leyen—to genuflect before the Brussels bureaucracy, that rotting late-imperial corpse still twitching with regulatory power.
Then dinner with the hedge-fund crowd — the people whose debt-based capital actually moves the needle while your ballot paper gathers dust.
Only after paying proper obeisance will he deign to lecture the British public about net zero, the greatest corporate wealth transfer ever dressed up as planetary salvation.
This is shareholder democracy working exactly as designed. You are not the principal. You are a minor stakeholder with diminishing returns.
The sophisticated machinery of polling, micro-targeting, narrative management and behavioural nudges exists to keep you compliant and distracted. Fail the real principals—the money, the alliances, the permanent bureaucracy—and the consequences are swift and brutal.
Fail the voters? Just tweak the script and roll out a new slogan. 250k raped girls? Deny. Lost control of borders? Ignore. If caught, point finger and scream racist like Donald Sutherland in The Body Snatchers.
The order of Andy’s first meetings will tell you everything an election-night victory speech never will. Voters give Legitimacy, that’s the idea, not the reality anymore but it is still the script that’s followed. Performance.
The others give Power. And in the chasm between those two things sits the brutal reality of modern governance.
You are a serf who’s been handed a smartphone and told you’re free. Your ancestors clawed their way out of this condition. You’re being slicked and bullied back into it, with the cheerful assurance that your rootless, broke, unsafe grandchildren will foot the bill and curse your name.
One leaves, one steps in. Everything continues as before. People argue over terminology and ideology whilst doing very little to improve things IRL. So far we've secured five locations around our country that we now control. Over 20 of our members are now land owners. pic.twitter.com/JgRJrxQQTD
Sometimes great things happen when you turn knowledge in to action. Fin is inspirational, a young member of The Woodlander Initiative who now has his own land and has managed to quit his 9-5.https://t.co/x4b7Evir5x
India is increasing its imports of Russian oil to a record level, – Reuters
▪️2.55 million barrels per day – the expected volume of Russian oil supplies to India in June. This is a record figure, significantly exceeding May volumes at 2.13 million barrels per day, – notes… pic.twitter.com/c2isnDhU1g
Russian forces have raised the national flags of the Russian Federation in the central, western, and southern parts of Krasny Liman, while assault groups continue the final phase of clearing the city of Ukrainian forces. pic.twitter.com/TLI3okKsAA
The more I see, not so much of Burnham himself but more of the hysterical adulation around him and focussed on him, the more I think that his tenure in office will be disastrous, even if it lasts for the full 3+ years until a 2029 General Election.
As for the BBC and Sky wasting large amounts of money on helicopters to follow “Caesar’s” train (“royal train”? or “imperial train”?) and then taxi, that just underlines what a sycophantic propaganda Schauspiel those msm outlets now are.
I have to admit that, on me at least, the general msm lauding to the skies of the new Labour “Caesar from the North” is having an effect opposite to what is obviously intended. I now start to dislike Burnham, those around him, and those praising him.
I note that (as it seems) Burnham is praised for having taken buses and trams (back) into public ownership in Manchester, and keeping fares stable. Yes? What else? Is that it? Underwhelming, in a world (and a UK) with massive challenges on every front.
Talking point
I happened to see that a blog post from over 7 years ago, and which I had thought at least somewhat interesting, has had only a very modest number of hits over the years, which I think a pity, so…
Now they're going to arrest her for speaking out. And she wont get snacks or be let out right away.
— Karoline Leavittron Parody Acct (@DemZombieBrains) June 23, 2026
Wall. Squad. End.
The German Reich knew how to keep its people safe, and how to deal with untermenschen.
America shocked by Iranian progress: What Iran has shown looks like an phenomenon The Iranian drone development program could represent a significantly more advanced technological level than previously estimated, CNN reports, citing sources familiar with the testimony of a U.S.… pic.twitter.com/TC6segrLfS
Turkey has become the biggest and most dangerous threat to "Israel", after its army became the second largest in NATO, and the self-sufficiency rate in the defense and military industry reached around 80%. pic.twitter.com/00JjtrVjth
…as blogged about several times over recent years.
Hungary has again blocked Ukraine and Moldova's accession to the EU
According to Politico, Hungary has suspended the review of Ukraine and Moldova's applications for EU membership and postponed the opening of all official negotiation stages for Ukraine and Moldova.
Well, Burnham won. Not unexpected. The msm is going mad with this supposed great turning-point etc. Rather overblown, as is their contention that all Labour (or both of the main System parties) needed to do was to change horses, and both Reform and Restore would be left behind.
Not quite. At the 2024 General Election, Labour scored 45.2% at Makerfield, and Reform UK scored 31.8%. At the 2026 by-election, the Labour vote was 54.8%, so higher but not stunningly so, and the Reform vote was 34.5%, also higher than in 2024, despite the challenge from Restore Britain (6.8%) which did not exist in 2024.
While Reform and Restore together scored well below Labour’s vote, that combined vote still added up to 41.3%; quite respectable. Over 41% of the total of eligible voters did not vote at all, a sign that many are either apathetic or more radical than Reform and Restore.
Prior to the vote, enemy of the people Lisa Nandy made some foolish comment that “about 6% or 7%” of the Makerfield electorate were “racists” who would vote for any anti-immigration party. 6% or 7%. Now see the combined Reform/Restore vote— over 41%.
I think that several factors contributed to Burnham’s win. The split Reform/Restore was one. True, the two parties still scored a total below that of Burnham-Labour, but that might not have been the case had only one party stood.
Then there is the hullabaloo and msm reportage about how Burnham would unseat the hated Starmer-stein, and about Burnham’s supposed more radical and/or active ideas to improve life in the North of England. Unconvincing to me, but apparently not to many Northern English voters.
The other interesting parts of the by-election result were the poor showings of the Conservatives and LibDems.
The Conservatives scored only 2.2% at the by-election, and lost their deposit. In 2024, their vote had been 10.9%, and in 2019, 34.4%.
The LibDems scored only 0.4% at the by-election (a mere 163 votes) as against 6.8% in 2024.
An indication of how far the credibility of both parties, Con and LibDem, has fallen in parts of the country.
Tweets seen
It is official there are 24,927 people in Makerfield who are retarded enough to vote Labour, the party that covered up the grooming gangs and the party that have destroyed this country with mass immigration
— Van Emmerick Kris (@VanEmmerickKris) June 18, 2026
The optics of having a by-election and fixing a seat for AB. The optics of the last 12 hours. Terrible. Certain wings of Labour seem to lack any self-awareness. They’re giving entitlement not hope. And I suspect it will end in a battering one way or another.
The growing anger and frustration of the British people may be expressed, by 2029, in Parliamentary form, or in some other form(s).
Labour had to throw several kitchen sinks at it despite the fact he’d already represented the area in one form or another for decades. To project a highly irregular (and frankly disgraceful), incredibly well resourced by-election on to the entire country is ludicrous. https://t.co/L6d8Q8C8vf
I remain far from convinced that the “our Andy” show (complete with “our communities” and “our NHS“) will travel well anywhere very far south (or north, or east) of Manchester.
I saw a minute of so, on BBC TV News, of Burnham speaking today. He wants to “re-industrialise the North (of England)” (how? has he never heard of China?) and spread much money here and there. For me, not at all convincing or even interesting.
I love the way foxgloves immediately grow in their hundreds in the barren place where trees were cut down. We have something to learn from the optimism of foxgloves. pic.twitter.com/0FHM4UyRaD
Disaster. For the Labour Party which he’ll violently split and the country. That he couldn’t even be bothered to put a suit on yet again for such an important moment is horrifying. Not PM material. Absolutely not. https://t.co/vC2OoDDDn6
Belarusian children whose bus was hit by a Ukrainian drone in the Bryansk Region were the targets of a clear terrorist act, said First Deputy Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Independent States Igor Petrishenko:https://t.co/kQIa6BDy2jpic.twitter.com/KELrRqnBQB
Russian troops liberated five communities in the Donetsk People’s Republic over the week of June 13-19, including Yurkovka over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/o1LcRuXuZipic.twitter.com/v5rC7ZLnZf
After importing millions of South Asians whose culture is to simply dump rubbish anywhere everywhere…
Scientists & Experts remain completely baffled as to the 17,641% rise in Fly Tipping across the beautiful English countryside. pic.twitter.com/oZ8r7K9Cd4
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) June 18, 2026
The Irish “tinker” or “traveller” element is also, of course, notorious for such activity. Others too.
I can recall, from when I was staying in some hotel on the Corniche in Alexandria (Egypt) in 1998, looking from my balcony and noticing an obviously wealthy Egyptian family in a large Mercedes stop, and a little girl, obviously instructed to do so, exit from the vehicle with all their fast food boxes and paper bags, and simply dump them over the parapet into the beautiful blue sea of the Eastern Harbour, which sea once would have been seen by Cleopatra, Mark Antony, Julius Caesar and Caesar Augustus, not to mention Churchill and others.
If anyone is interested in a little more of my reminiscence of my 1998 visit to Egypt, please see:
“Cleaning a river without a permit. What about you?”@EnvAgency is really plumbing new depths of malevolent uselessness here. pic.twitter.com/n9MkUnuvEE
The Environment Agency should definitely be worried now. My Daily Mail status has been upgraded from yesterday’s “do-gooder” to today’s “well-meaning”. pic.twitter.com/O0yrlJQCg3
If anyone doubts the power of community action over the @EnvAgency’s spineless inertia, you can walk to the outskirts of Ilford & walk along an ancient lost river to see for yourself.
[“If anyone doubts the power of community action over the @EnvAgency’s spineless inertia, you can walk to the outskirts of Ilford & walk along an ancient lost river to see for yourself.
With 10 days of intense effort by dedicated volunteers, the river River Roding Trust managed to clean up & restore 250 metres of the Aldersbrook (about 1/3 of the brook). This allows a direct comparison between the parts of the brook we restored & those we haven’t got round to yet.
These photos & videos are all from May 2026. The first is on a part of the Aldersbrook still to be restored & shows the old flood defences which are no longer needed & are killing the river but which the EA won’t remove unless we volunteers pay them £50,000 just for surveys.
These defences have caused 2-3ft of stinking sludge & silt to build up over 70 years, such that the water in the brook is just a few centimetres deep. Combine with huge amounts of rubbish & and out of control knotweed infestation & the river ecosystem is essentially dead.
A river that is older than England destroyed by official indifference.
A hundred metres away, and it’s a different story. The rubbish & the invasive species (I sprayed the knotweed myself last autumn) are gone. The silt that used to clog the river is now spread on the banks & rapidly providing fertile ground for native plants. Instead of sludge, there’s 2-3ft of water, so fish have returned to the brook for the first time in decades, along with dragon flies, herons & a nesting moorhen.
We river guardians knew our intervention would make a difference, but have been shocked at quite how quickly nature has come back. The restored Aldersbrook is now a rare jewel: pretty much the last fully natural tidal brook in London. The EA now has a choice. It can salvage some good from this situation & work with us to restore the remaining sections of the brook, or it can continue to do nothing. If the latter, river guardians *will* be back this winter to finish the job & the EA can see how well prosecuting volunteers for restoring a river without permission goes for them.“]
Bravo.
Although this planting effort is natural, there are some things that humans can do to help. As self-sown oaks are usually significantly more vigorous & healthy than nursery grown saplings, encouraging these oaks will likely lead to much better trees than through planting.
[“Around the country, a huge tree planting programme of our most important native tree is underway. But no bureaucrat decreed it in a policy paper, & it relies on no government funding. This mass planting is being carried out by nature herself.
2025 was a ‘mast year’ for acorns. In order to have the best chance of reproducing, some trees like oaks all produce a huge amount of acorns in the same year. This sheer abundance overwhelms creatures like squirrels that snack on the nuts, as they simply can’t eat them all.
Now, in woodlands & fields across the country, we see the results of this self-directed tree planting. Huge carpets of baby oaks that in some places are so thick they look like a grassy green lawn. I’ve honestly never seen so many oak saplings in my lifetime & this scene is all the more incredible given the oaks somehow knew to coordinate their reproduction like this.
Although this planting effort is natural, there are some things that humans can do to help. As self-sown oaks are usually significantly more vigorous & healthy than nursery grown saplings, encouraging these oaks will likely lead to much better trees than through planting.
What you can do depends on the local circumstances. Sometimes they can just be left to their own devices. If they have sown themselves in a area of high footfall, consider putting rocks or logs round them to stop trampling. If they are in an area with lots of deer, consider putting tree protectors round them, or fencing off areas of them. If we have a dry spell, watering your chosen oaks might help them through the dry patch. In choosing which of the many oaks out there you want to support, concentrate on those outside of the canopy of existing trees, where they will get light (the saplings under the shade of existing oaks are unlikely to make it long-term). You could also consider giving them light by removing invasive species (like rhododendron) or cutting back less ecologically useful trees (like sycamore), or potentially scrub (if there are no deer about) that are covering the baby oaks.
With a little bit of care, you could be helping to nurture a tree that will last for 500 years or more!“]
על כל דמעה של אמא ישראלית, אלף אמהות לבנוניות צריכות לבכות. לבנון כולה צריכה לבעור!
עם כל הכבוד לאמריקאים, ישראל חייבת להבהיר לעולם כולו שדם בנינו וביטחון אזרחנו איננו הפקר. לבנון כולה צריכה לבעור. חובתנו העליונה היא להגן על אזרחי ישראל ועל חיילי צה״ל, והמחויבות הזו קודמת לכל…
[“For every tear of an Israeli mother, a thousand Lebanese mothers must weep. All of Lebanon must burn!
With all due respect to the Americans, Israel must make it clear to the entire world that the blood of our sons and the security of our citizens are not forfeit. All of Lebanon must burn. Our supreme duty is to protect the citizens of Israel and the soldiers of the IDF, and this commitment takes precedence over every other consideration.
I told the Prime Minister, even in our private meetings: For every tear of an Israeli mother, a thousand Lebanese mothers must weep.
Enough with the ping-pong. In the Middle East, you don’t win with measured responses and restraint—you need to go berserk. To obliterate. To crush the terror.“]
[Ben Gvir]
That crazy Jew is disowned even by many other Jews.
⚡"They should have kept the G8.
Perhaps, there would have been no war with Russia and Ukraine if they had done that, but Obama didn't want Putin to be there.
It used to be the G8. It would have been much better if they had kept it in that form…"
Ukraine's sponsors are already tired of supporting it — Brazilian President Lula da Silva after the G7 summit. According to him, during the summit, he "saw for the first time" the West's desire to put an end to the conflict in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/GwVm9GYrf3
In the present age, trains should be run by the State as a strategic part of the economy, and fares kept reasonably low. At present, in the UK, we are getting the worst of both worlds: high prices combined with poor services (often) and the taxpayers funding private profits.
Those ticket prices London-Wigan are just insane.
Currently in Makerfield. Most intense GOTV operation I’ve ever seen from Labour in a by-election.
Labour ministers and “comms” drones imagine that winning the Makerfield by-election (assuming that they do) will effectively crush both Reform UK and Restore Britain. I doubt it, but even were that so, it will not crush the justified and growing anger of the British people (including, in coming years, those in Makerfield) at migration invasion, environmental collapse, falls in living standards (and all other standards) etc.
Incidentally, “GOTV” = “Get Out The Vote”. Labour is throwing everything at this by-election. Desperate.
Kremlin Aide Yury Ushakov dismissed claims by the Europeans that the situation on the battlefield is shifting in favor of Ukraine as categorically false.
Ushakov, an aide to Putin, has emphasized that recent actions by the Kiev regime – including the attack on a Belarusian bus carrying children in the Bryansk Region – do not facilitate the development of personal contacts between Putin and Zelensky:https://t.co/xA9s6fKuPVpic.twitter.com/3sgk21URBq
A few drone strikes, however destructive, on Moscow or other cities, will not change the arithmetic in the overall battlefield space.
I see Russian tweets etc claiming capture of villages, small settlements etc; from the Ukrainian side, not even that. The claimed Ukrainian advances must be either over depopulated areas of farmland and woodland or, at least as likely, non-existent.
The elephant in the room, surely, is the fact that Putin and the Russian leadership are not using more than a few percent, maybe less than one percent, of their potential destructive power. Russia has 7,000 nuclear weapons.
Russia and Ukraine carried out a swap of deceased servicemen's bodies, with Moscow returning 522 and receiving 33, VGTRK military correspondent and Hero of Russia Yevgeny Poddubny stated:https://t.co/vIxzNswUxVpic.twitter.com/rQGhj988U0
Would seem to indicate, if typical, that Russia is losing only 1 soldier killed for every 15 Ukrainian soldiers.
Labour has no right to win Makerfield, by @bnhwalker
If Labour wins in Makerfield it will have been down to one man: Andy Burnham. In the most recent local elections every one of the individual council wards in Makerfield went Reform’s way. Nigel Farage’s party secured 50 per…
[“Labour has no right to win Makerfield, by @bnhwalker.
If Labour wins in Makerfield it will have been down to one man: Andy Burnham. In the most recent local elections every one of the individual council wards in Makerfield went Reform’s way. Nigel Farage’s party secured 50 per cent of the vote compared to Labour’s 25 per cent. Labour has never done so badly in Wigan. Whatever the capacities of one candidate, Reform should be winning it. The Makerfield constituency polls put Andy Burnham ahead by between 5-12 points.”]
There are 650 constituencies in the UK and Northern Ireland. I do not believe that any Burnham Bounce will swing (even in 2026) more than 50 of them. In any case, once (if it happens) Burnham is “crowned” PM, he will be faced with the same issues as Starmer-stein. Will he have better answers, or outcomes? I very much doubt that.
By 2029, this country will be even angrier and/or more desperate.
People vote in extraordinary ways in by-elections. They’ll even vote tactically for a party they can’t stand if it achieves the goal of a bloody nose to the party they backed last time. Honestly the way Labour has flooded Makerfield and the shocking machinations of Simons &…
[“People vote in extraordinary ways in by-elections. They’ll even vote tactically for a party they can’t stand if it achieves the goal of a bloody nose to the party they backed last time. Honestly the way Labour has flooded Makerfield and the shocking machinations of Simons & Burnham would have me moving from abstention to considering in the privacy of the ballot booth a way of holding my nose to deliver a bloody nose. And as an ex-Tory I’m prepared to give LDs or Labour a hearing, I’m much closer to them on a few things than any of the (very) right-wing parties, that speaks to my natural and growing Burnham antipathy. The Our Andy stuff has been insufferable even from a distance.”]
UK Government aggression towards Russia is veering into the territory of outright war. Supplying the Kiev regime with 150,000 drones (presumably funded by the British taxpayer, at that) is tantamount to the UK taking a very active and direct part in the war. Mad.
As said before, Britain has never had any substantial connection with Ukraine, not in the thousand years of Ukraine’s history as effectively part of Russia, and not in its mere 35 years as a corrupt and shambolic notionally independent state. None.
Now the anti-British “British” government is launching what amounts to a military campaign against Russia in order to support the corrupt and brutal Jew-Zionist/Ukrainian-thug regime in Kiev. People should be asking why…
Were I a resident of Kiev, I should be packing my bags. Frankly, if this continues, the same might be said of London.
Neoliberals love war. You should have seen the size of the A and E queue in my local hospital. Pity war lovers don’t spend the money on things that improve the plebs lives.
And these drones are being dropped on Russian civilian areas like airports, shopping centres, buses, schools etc which is a WAR CRIME or Zelensky creates false flags.
We can't even take pepper spray out in our bags in case WE are attacked.
It shouldn’t be close at all. Labour should get a kicking for springing an expensive and morally indefensible by-election on voters simply to service the needs of a bloke who let Westminster in a strop but now wants to be PM. If that’s Sunday Best kindly step it up because I… https://t.co/ehlG8i2ydt
As said, the absurd thing is that, if Labour wins the by-election, nothing in fact changes and, outside the Manchester area, I doubt that Burnham is much of a gamechanger electorally.
I just read the brief Iran-US agreement. It is 90% in Iran’s favour, if not 100%. After 60 days, fees chargeable by Iran to all other states’ shipping to ship through the Strait of Hormuz; Iran oil exports to start again; Iranian assets to be unfrozen worldwide; a USD $300 BILLION fund (payable presumably by the USA) for the reconstruction of Iran (after the American and Israeli bombing and missile attacks); an Iranian pledge not to develop nuclear weapons (a promise already in place before the war anyway).
The USA has learned a lesson. Do not let the Jews (whether in Israel or the USA itself) dictate your foreign policy. Do not let the tail wag the dog.
A strategic disaster for both the USA and Israel, and the fault for it lies with Netanyahu and Israel, and with Trump. A TV personality and speculative businessman does not a statesman nor a strategist make, in most cases.
NATO’s paper tiger came to America’s defence after 9/11 – against the rules as they then were. He also bollocked us for welfare spending – we should be bollocking America for the lack of free healthcare and how cruel their welfare system is. A disgrace. https://t.co/5xwSxCmH66
Something that, as I have noticed this week, people across the political spectrum agree upon. A horrible crime even in a country of (now) often horrible crimes.
That case also makes it clear that children of any age should never be condemned to be adopted by gay men in performative “marriage” “cosplays” (same goes for crazed lesbian couples).
Our animal friends. It is good to see something natural and pure after so much human degeneracy.
The fact Labour are now massive odds on favourites to win in 95% White Makerfield really makes me think that we probably deserve to get replaced by foreigners.
(in fact, there was never a serious possibility of German forces invading the UK in or around 1940, and there is no possibility of Russia taking over the UK in 2026).
[Update, later same day: some msm outlets are now saying it is genuine. If so, mad…].
Incidentally, that “Crewkerne Man” is none other than Joshua Bonehill, or Bonehill-Paine, who used to put himself forward, about a decade or so ago, as a coming sort-of “national socialist”-style “Fuhrer” of the UK.
Bonehill-Paine tried to organize anti-Jew marches and would-be semi-pogroms in Golders Green and Central London (I think that 6 or 7 idiots actually turned up).
Bonehill-Paine was then, after a number of both political and non-political criminal convictions, imprisoned for many months, over a year in fact. In prison, he turned, or was turned, or brainwashed (?), from “antisemitism” to Judaeo-philia.
“Bonehill-Paine first questioned his antisemitic views during his second year in prison, after reading the Bible, and enrolled on a deradicalisation course via his probation officer.[4]” [Wikipedia]
Q.E.D.
Now, recently filmed looking 30+ years older than he did only a decade ago, he is apparently a supporter of the washed-up “Conservative” Party, is ludicrously pro-Jew and pro-Israel, and is even promoted by Israeli media outlets (as seen on his Twitter/X banner).
Mirabile dictu! I actually agree with Ed Davey on something…
Thats quite soft to what I would do and I don't want soft anymore. That time has passed. Now is the time for strong leadership with strong ideas. Not fucking about anymore.
Is that because everybody in Westminster except Reform is gaslighting the British people by saying “asylum hotel numbers are declining” while dumping illegals into HMOs and thinking the British people are so stupid they won’t notice? Except we’re not stupid. https://t.co/QEu74Hn59U
Incredible that a supposed “top businesswoman” (Deborah Meaden) can be so dim; there again, it is a common fallacy that the very wealthy (even those who inherited riches) must somehow be highly intelligent, and very knowledgeable. Often, not so.
As for multikulti “Conservative” drone Fraser Nelson, I have written about him on the blog in the past. Nothing he writes is worth reading.
Burnham sees Labour Party voters as northern and working class when that represents under half of the coalition that voted for Starmer in 2024. He doesn’t seem able to lift his game to a national stage let alone an international one.
The very terminology is outdated. “Working class” is almost as passé as what Ernest Bevin once called “the jolly old proletariat“.
The US Armed Forces have lifted the naval blockade on Iran and are no longer restricting the movement of vessels entering or leaving Iranian ports, according to the US Central Command (CENTCOM):https://t.co/PUNL8ctOTJpic.twitter.com/pmKKmMmFRJ
Russian troops liberated the community of Rai-Aleksandrovka in the Donetsk region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/SZNxTxmAXA
As noted on the blog for several years, drones have changed the face of warfare, especially infantry warfare. This is only the start.
Polls have closed in Makerfield. Spent the day here. My entirely unscientific predictions:
a) Andy Burnham will win b) It will not be quite as close as some people think c) Restore have been squeezed a little. But will still be close to double figures.
In the end, Burnham will be same-old, even if he runs Starmer out of town.
At the 2024 General Election, and in very rough figures, for every 20 eligible voters 8 did not vote at all; 4 out of the 20 voted Labour, 3 voted Conservative, 2 voted Reform, 2 voted LibDem, and 1 voted Green.
Starmer-Labour, as I blogged 2 years ago, only had the active electoral support of a third of those that actually voted in 2024, and a mere fifth of all of those eligible to vote.
Now? About half of the 2024 figures.
Opinion polling suggests that Labour, even under Burnham, would be the choice of only around 26% of voters were there a GE any time soon.
By 2029, Burnham-Labour, if Burnham does take over, will probably be running in the polls at around 20% at best. Will Labour try to change the rules, as they are presently doing in Manchester re. the mayoral by-election?
There is no “Parliamentary road” for us, but elections may yet be a peripheral part of the way forward.
I'm devastated to have to say, Charlie died on Sunday from organ failure. He touched a lot of people, hopefully made a difference and had a wonderful 9 years. To me he was my mate, I cherish the times spent sitting together just being. I'm floored by it to be honest. pic.twitter.com/M24CT8dw6h
Foxes are special animals,our allotment foxes 🦊 come and lie down nearby as they know it’s safe pic.twitter.com/zfMEIxEy04
— Gav B ♉ (Duke/Earl/Count/Ninja) (@YorkieGav) June 18, 2026
Our animal friends.
Yes, foxes kill chickens, such is their nature, so just ensure your chickens etc are protected, that’s all. Good fences make good neighbours.
The major oak has died, as all things die. The spirit and strength is reborn. I've planted 1000s of oak, the legacy of Robin lives on, we will not surrender. We move forward towards a new day. For our Land, our Freedom and our Future.https://t.co/hi7heybE8vpic.twitter.com/TzC7ZQuM7s
Well, this week only 4/10, but thereby again beating political journalist John Rentoul, who scored 3/10. I only knew the answers to questions 1, 4, 5, and 8.
As to the other questions, I only remembered the answers to questions 2, 3, and 9 once I looked up the information, guessed wrong on question 10, and had (and still have) no idea as to questions 6 and 7.
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@RestoreBritain_ smashes the local elections in Great Yarmouth !!! 10 out of 10 seats WON !!
Tucker Carlson says he told Trump to his face: "Netanyahu hates you. Rupert Murdoch despises you. Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin – they all hate you. The people pushing you into this war want to destroy you. On behalf of Israel."
My assessment from several years ago (“Trump is a loudly-squawking parrot in a gilded cage, surrounded by a phalanx of Jews“) turns out to have been completely accurate.
The experts at Sky News have basically confirmed what everyone outside the Westminster bubble already knew: Labour’s claim to be the "party of the working class" is a complete myth.
Professor Rob Ford just gutted the Labour narrative on live TV. He pointed out that Reform UK is… pic.twitter.com/MDpwbc2uWv
BBC Projected National Share of the vote, and change from last year Reform 26% -4 Green 18% +7 Labour 17% -3 Conservative 17% +2 Lib Dems 16% -1 The graphic shows change since seats last contested in 2022 pic.twitter.com/OqSOnvVDZz
Applied to a general election, would translate to a Commons with about 323 Reform UK MPs (3 short of a majority), 87 Greens (weak official Opposition), 81 LibDems, 50 Cons, 45 SNP, and 37 Lab [etc].
It now goes without saying that, on those figures, Starmer-stein would lose his own seat.
Labour MP: “The Prime Minister’s Guardian op-ed has left me in genuine despair. He just doesnt get it and is totally at sea. He has no desire to listen. We've just been totally decimated for not picking a side and his response is aggressively more of the same.”…
Import such populations, import their ways of doing politics and/or business and/or crime. If you want to get rid of those behaviours, you pretty much have to get rid of the populations.
Lucy Powell, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, once said her “existential nightmare” was Labour losing to Reform in Manchester.
🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer has appointed Gordon Brown as his special envoy for Global Finance. The bigot screaming, children made poor choices while being raped tortured and killed arrogant bastard is coming back to number 10. pic.twitter.com/O8aEmKMrFu
At this point, Starmer the Nation-Harmer morphs from being a would-be “world leader”, and pathetic would-be bully-dictator, into a Norman Wisdom imposter-syndrome figure, the lowly [fill in his job] who is mistaken for a political leader and then makes all sorts of odd decisions.
As for Gordon Brown, a near-lunatic married to a wife who always struck me, when I saw the couple on TV at public occasions, as akin to a psychiatric nurse in charge of a patient having an outing.
'That tells you he's in dead trouble.' @AndrewMarr9 reacts as Keir Starmer brings Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman into government after Labour's local election rout. pic.twitter.com/GHPPHKnDmB
Ha ha. System mouthpiece Andrew Marr once again comes out to bat for Blair-Brown Labour.
Apart from puffing Gordon Brown’s premiership, 16+ years on, Marr says as little as possible about “Harriet Harperson” and nothing at all about the real concerns of millions of British people. His list of issues mentioned did not even include mass immigration, which is tearing this country apart.
Actually, if you want to use the hackneyed “traitor” gibe, there are few better candidates:
An enemy of the British people.
Incidentally:
“Regarding his political affiliations, he was formerly a Maoist and a member of the Socialist Campaign for a Labour Victory, a left-wing pressure group founded by Labour Party members, now known as the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty. His interest in Mao Zedong began as early as age eleven, when he gave fellow Craigflower School students copies of the Little Red Book that he had requested and received from the Chinese embassy.[12][13] His affinity for Maoism continued into his time at Cambridge, where Marr says he was a “raving leftie” who acquired the nickname “Red Andy“.
A Maoist as a university student, so as late as 1978 (Mao died in 1976).
Does not say much for Marr’s political judgment.
It is one thing to be a “Maoist” aged 11, as Marr was, or thought he was —I too had two “little red books” (Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung, and On People’s War by Lin Piao) given to me when I was a similar age, in my case in 1967 in Australia— but it is surely different when the person is a hopefully more mature 18-21, and in 1977 or even 1979. Incredible…
In normal circumstances, Keir Starmer’s appointment of Gordon Brown as his special envoy on global finance and Harriet Harman as his adviser on women and girls would be seen by Labour MPs as sensible. Tapping the wisdom of the party’s elders to solve important problems would be…
[“In normal circumstances, Keir Starmer’s appointment of Gordon Brown as his special envoy on global finance and Harriet Harman as his adviser on women and girls would be seen by Labour MPs as sensible. Tapping the wisdom of the party’s elders to solve important problems would be viewed as competent if dull technocratic government.
However these are not normal circumstances for the Prime Minister. His MPs see him as responsible for yesterday’s electoral catastrophe. He indeed has insisted he does take full responsibility.
And that is why the appointments are in fact incendiary. Because they are seen as – at best – irrelevant to the crisis faced by the government, and for many MPs and ministers they are provocative, an insult, a manifestation – in the words of one minister – “that he simply doesn’t get it.”
This is what one senior and influential member of the government told me:
“The Harriet and Gordon thing and his Guardian article [in which he said the government should neither move left or right] has annoyed Labour MPs even more. It’s tone deaf. I think people give him until Monday to actually show he gets it or he’s done.”
To be clear, this minister would often try and defend the PM. Not any more. And that’s not altogether surprising, given that few Reform voters are likely to say “I was thinking of voting for Nigel Farage but I’ve changed my mind now that Keir has tapped Gordon to create an international off-balance-sheet finance facility for defence spending.”
Another minister told me that the preference of MPs and Labour’s members would be for Starmer to stay and turn around the performance of the government, but they were increasingly doubtful he was capable of doing this.
This minister’s mood, and that of his colleagues, he said, “was increasingly of despair”.
Perhaps the biggest problem was that Starmer “is seemingly unable to give a clear coherent sense of direction for the country.”
“Voters will forgive you many of your mistakes if you can tell them where you want to take them. But he has been incapable of doing that, and none of us know whether he ever can.”
Even those members of the Cabinet who are genuine loyalists talk about him on the basis of hypothesis and guesswork. None of them seem to actually know what makes him tick or what he wants (one told me he was planning to set out his own policies more publicly in the hope that perhaps the PM would adopt them).
In that sense Starmer seems more isolated than any prime minister I’ve ever known.
A very big test for him comes on Monday, when he is expected to give a speech that will be billed as his agenda for the rest of the parliament but is in practice a plea to his MPs to give him a last chance.
I asked a minister what MPs would need to hear to be clear that he does understand their concerns, that he “gets it”.
This was the reply. “I mean god knows because I dont think he does. It’s not anything anyone else can tell him it has to come from him.”
And that, in a nutshell, is why Starmer is in so much trouble.“]
I sense, though, that the mainstream political scribblers and talking-heads still have not quite got their heads around what is happening. It is not all about Starmer-stein. Public dislike of the bastard is certainly more focussed than is dislike of the old Lab and Con parties, but what we are seeing now is rejection of the whole LibLabCon rigged political system that has been a fixed state in the UK going back certainly to 1945 and arguably to around 1900.
If you listen to the tramline minds of Andrew Marr and his type, you may think that all that Labour has to do to recover its prestige and vote is to swap one sinister clown for another, whether it be Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper, or even Angela Rayner. No. Just no.
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Gordon Brown was the Prime Minister when in 2008 the notorious Home 🏡 Office 🏬 memo came round.
It said child victims of Pakistani rape gangs should be seen as prostitutes who are consenting.pic.twitter.com/ibLePfcOdJ
[“Remember the absolute disaster when Gordon Brown sold off 395 tonnes of Britain’s gold at the worst possible time?
He even told the market he was doing it beforehand, which made the price tank even more. Classic.
Well, gold’s gone up about 1500% since then. That same gold would be worth around £40 billion more today.
Well, Starmer’s brought him back as his Finance Envoy.
You honestly couldn’t make this shit up!“]
Let's check in on Beatrice.
Beatrice is a four-year-old Light Sussex hen in the back garden of a retired widower in a Yorkshire village. She arrived three years ago with three other hens, brought by his daughter to "give him something to look after." It worked. He talks to them.… pic.twitter.com/EdtWkuehuL
Beatrice is a four-year-old Light Sussex hen in the back garden of a retired widower in a Yorkshire village. She arrived three years ago with three other hens, brought by his daughter to “give him something to look after.” It worked. He talks to them. He pretends, to himself, that he doesn’t.
Beatrice has been busy this morning.
5.42am. Beatrice exits the coop first. She is always first. The other three hens, by long arrangement, wait. The arrangement was not agreed in writing. The arrangement is, by every working measure, in force.
5.51am. Beatrice locates a slug on the lower lavender. She eats the slug. The label on a supermarket egg box would describe Beatrice as “vegetarian-fed.” Beatrice has not read the label. The slug, by 5.52am, is no longer the slug.
6.18am. Beatrice eats a worm turned up by the man’s spade in the vegetable bed. The man is digging the bed because Beatrice has, by long observation, taught him that digging the bed at 6.15am produces worms, which produces hens nearby, which produces a small social arrangement that the man has come to look forward to.
7.04am. Beatrice eats a beetle. She eats it with the considered focus of a hen who knows that beetle protein is, by every measure, the highest-quality protein available to her, and that the beetles do not, on the whole, last long once identified.
8.30am. Beatrice lays an egg. The egg weighs 64 grams. It contains, by every available analysis: a complete amino acid profile, choline, lutein, zeaxanthin, B12, vitamin D, vitamin A, selenium, iodine, and cholesterol of the kind that the human body, contrary to forty years of dietary advice, regulates by itself. The egg is, by every honest nutritional measure, one of the most complete single foods on earth. The man eats it for breakfast at 8.45am.
10.00am. Beatrice eats the man’s vegetable peelings. Carrot tops. Cabbage stalk. The end of a leek. A small piece of stale bread. This is, in industrial poultry terms, an unauthorised diet. In actual hen terms, it is the diet hens evolved on for several thousand years before anyone thought to feed them only one thing.
11.30am. Beatrice kills a rat. It is the second rat she has killed this year. She does not eat the rat (rats are too large) but she does, with great commitment, prevent it from getting near the feed. Beatrice is, by quiet local agreement, the most effective pest-control system in the village.
1.15pm. Beatrice naps in a dust bath of her own construction. The dust bath has been positioned, by Beatrice, in the precise spot in the garden that gets afternoon sun for the longest. She did not ask the man’s permission. She did not need to.
3.40pm. The man, in the kitchen, calls her name.
Beatrice comes.
She does not come for the daughter. She does not come for the postman. She comes for the man.
Things Beatrice has, in one ordinary day, debunked:
That hens are vegetarian. They are not. They are obligate omnivores, and the supermarket “vegetarian-fed” label is, by every honest reading, a deficiency diet sold at premium prices.
That eggs are bad for you. Forty years of dietary advice, substantially walked back since 2015. Eggs are now, in most modern guidelines, considered one of the most nutrient-dense foods available.
That chicken farming is, by definition, cruel. Industrial poultry, in many cases, is. Beatrice’s life is not. The honest argument targets the system, not the species.
That backyard hens spread disease. The disease vector data points overwhelmingly at intensive operations. Beatrice’s three companions and the half a million UK households who keep small flocks are not the problem.
That eggs are a luxury. The man pays approximately £15 a year per hen in feed. He gets, in return, around 280 eggs, two dead rats, a worked vegetable bed, a dust bath in the right spot, and a small quiet relationship with a creature who comes when he calls.
Beatrice is, by every honest measure, the smallest unit of working agriculture in Britain.
She is also, by quiet local consensus, the reason the man still cooks a proper breakfast.
Eat the egg.
Be the hen.
Resource the backyard.“]
Our animal friends.
“Preppers” are far better off with an acre of land and a few chickens than they are with a supply of pre-packed military-surplus MREs.
Early signs for Labour are also poor in another south London heartland, Lewisham.
One Labour activist says it is looking “apocalyptic” for the party as counting trudges on this afternoon. The Greens are on course to pick up a slew of seatshttps://t.co/GdLlTA9HrF
“Slightly...”? A total loonie, as well as being, on most issues, totally wrong.
'None of the political parties have the support of a substantial section of the public'
Polling expert Professor Sir John Curtice spoke to #BBCBreakfast about the results of the elections in England, Scotland and Wales – and what they would look like if the whole of the country… pic.twitter.com/scXpMZJFmN
A genuine, well-funded, properly led, and ideologically-disciplined social-national party could sweep the board; and if the (((usual suspects))) were to rig the electoral system against it, it would have the people and the will to take power without elections.
Opinion | The chaos which has swallowed Britain since the Brexit vote is only going to get worse
Statement by Barristers Chambers re Prosecution of Rajiv Menon Kc
Rajiv Menon KC, a highly respected silk at Garden Court Chambers and a former head of chambers, is facing proceedings for contempt of court. The alleged contempt concerns a closing speech that Rajiv delivered to… pic.twitter.com/n7Xw0rwHj9
[“Rajiv Menon KC, a highly respected silk at Garden Court Chambers and a former head of chambers, is facing proceedings for contempt of court. The alleged contempt concerns a closing speech that Rajiv delivered to a jury at the Woolwich Crown Court in January 2026. The trial involved pro-Palestine activists causing criminal damage to weapons and other property at a factory in Filton, Bristol belonging to Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms manufacturer. Not only is this the first time in English legal history that a barrister is being prosecuted for contempt in respect of a closing speech at a criminal trial, but the procedure being used to prosecute Rajiv is wholly novel and without historical precedent.
Until this week, any publication about Rajiv being prosecuted for contempt has been prohibited by various court orders. As a result of reporting restrictions now being lifted, Garden Court Chambers is at last able to comment publicly on this matter. We have supported Rajiv throughout the proceedings, including significant numbers of our members attending court hearings at the Royal Courts of Justice.
Rajiv is independently represented by solicitors and leading counsel who have made powerful arguments about the jurisdictional legality and procedural propriety of the contempt proceedings being brought against Rajiv. Judgment is currently awaited from the Court of Appeal (Civil Division). It is hoped that the arguments being advanced will prevail, and that the proceedings against Rajiv will be swiftly concluded without Rajiv having to stand trial. Whatever the outcome, Garden Court Chambers will continue to support Rajiv.
It is important to note that the prosecution of Rajiv for contempt has wider constitutional implications. We are extremely concerned about the chilling effect on the Bar of the state seeking to criminalise barristers for their representation of their clients. Such action is bound to undermine the confidence of the public that those charged, particularly in political and controversial cases, can receive the committed representation that they would expect to be provided.“]
Where “they” (((they))) take over or even exercise much influence in any society, no other groups or individuals have any rights or freedoms.
Elon Musk spent $290 million to elect Trump.
Musk got $512 billion richer since Trump was elected & is now worth $815 billion.
He wants to cut Social Security and Medicare by $500-$700 billion a year.
Global society, not just UK society, needs to cut down the massive wealth of the few. The utter banality of the Musk and Bezos type can be seen in their competition in the field of rocketry, all so that wealthy tourists will be able to tour around the Moon or beyond. For all the incredible technical achievement, not really serious work.
As for Musk believing that Mars can be colonized, it’s just nonsense.
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For what it's worth, my own view is next week will see a consensus form that Starmer needs to set out antimetable for his departure. It's clear there is now no way of putting the Genie back in the bottle. And the various candidates need an orderly way of setting out their stalls.
Just a reminder that at this point, a lot of people are working out their tactics – whether they support or oppose the West move – based on who they want to replace Keir Starmer, not on whether they want to keep this PM https://t.co/9zTD84ZVNK
A game that the LibDems have played, and before them the Liberal Party, for many decades. Default option for those unable or unwilling to support Lab or Con (and now, Reform or Green).
It really exposes the nonsense of FPTP voting that the LibDems are now in 5th place in popular polling, behind Reform and Greens/Cons/Lab, yet are predicted to come second or third in terms of seats, merely because the LibDem vote is concentrated in about 100 out of 650 seats. Thus the LDs get 50-100 seats, despite only getting, nationwide, below 15% of the popular vote.
Sunderland. Labour for 52 years. Reform come out of nowhere to take FIFTY-EIGHT seats and take the council. Another crazy one. https://t.co/K7woR2Ib63
Look at the state of many of those areas. It is all very well to say that they would be even worse had they not had Labour monopoly control for 50-100 years, but that hardly cuts it.
Keir Starmer’s decision to return Gordon Brown & Harriet Harman to frontline politics shows how utterly lost he is. Why?
Because at its root the surge of Reform is a rejection of the Blairite project Brown & Harman embody.
Advanced maskirovka. Some of those shown in the clip are brilliant.
So why didn't they write it down? Send missives to their embassies across the known world? Apart from lacking writing, and embassies, and it not being true. https://t.co/J34YwMEp5F
On the one hand, blacks like that are funny, hilarious really; on the other hand, it is at the same time more than alarming that they seem to actually believe that sort of completely ahistorical nonsense.
If you don’t reconstruct the culture that provided for excellence, and the senior staff that demonstrate it and reinforce it, then it isn’t just the NHS that will continue to fail. The topdown imposition of equality shifting to equity and conformity with it as a moral duty,…
— Bertie Pickle Does British History 🇬🇧 (@PickleBertie) May 9, 2026
[“If you don’t reconstruct the culture that provided for excellence, and the senior staff that demonstrate it and reinforce it, then it isn’t just the NHS that will continue to fail. The topdown imposition of equality shifting to equity and conformity with it as a moral duty, bakes in a culture of low standards and burnout for anyone trying to fix it. The result is failures in judgement by individuals who cannot even explain why they didn’t act appropriately. Consequences don’t register in a culture that refuses to evaluate the outcomes that matter“]
Quite. Look at the whole “Covid” scamdemic/panicdemic, e.g. the “test and trace” nonsense run by that cretinous Dido Harding woman, and all the rest of what went on in 2020-2022.
I was not yet born in 1951, but I was 4-5 years old in 1961, and in the south of England, at least, effectively all the people in the Home Counties and beyond, say 99.5%, at least, were white English/British. You never saw a black, or even an Indian, in counties such as Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Hampshire, West Sussex, Surrey.
Not rob the graves of farmers for a pittance.
Not billet an army of invading men in every town and city.
Not appoint avowed enemies of the British people to high office.
[Kreisleitertagung auf der Ordensburg Vogelsang vom 22.-29.04.1937]
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The Kremlin considers it premature to speak of any shift in the overall European attitude toward Russia, Peskov told reporters when asked whether the victory of Radev’s coalition could signal a potential "thaw" in Russia-Europe relations:https://t.co/K7L1nxmUhjpic.twitter.com/VqMnri8z9F
At least one person was killed and another one sustained wounds following Ukraine’s massive drone attack on Russia’s southern port city of Tuapse, Krasnodar Region, Governor Veniamin Kondratyev said on Monday:https://t.co/OgeDUGoTbYpic.twitter.com/9dDBn1pPb1
The Iranian armed forces delivered strikes using unmanned aerial vehicles against US warships in response to the seizure of a vessel belonging to the Islamic Republic, Tasnim news agency reported:https://t.co/1jSNwBggqOpic.twitter.com/h1LskqoYLQ
Starmer was advised by head of the civil service to gain security clearance for Mandelson before confirming his appointment… but PM ignored this advice https://t.co/ArHSNiQ2ae
Starmer said “full due process was followed during this appointment, as it is with all ambassadors”. It’s not sustainable to claim that was a truthful statement. Or inadvertent. On Starmer’s instruction due process was specifically discarded to expedite Mandelson’s appointment.
What Case now proves is Starmer specifically took the decision to appoint Mandelson without any proper due diligence at all, directly against the advice of his officials. Even though he was a major national security risk. Then lied about it. How is that not a resignation issue.
The local elections are to be held in only 17 days’ time. If Starmer-stein steps down as Labour leader now, or maybe even more if he also steps down as Prime Minister, Labour will be toast. Labour may be toast anyway, whatever. Hard to say which option is the worst for the Labour Party. Maybe there is no difference, whatever Starmer does or does not do.
As far as Starmer’s clueless incompetence is concerned, I flagged it on the blog about 4 years ago…
There’s one other big problem with Starmer’s they never told me” defence. Why did he solely rely on others. Mandelson was his personal choice, and therefore responsibility. It was a major post. Did he at any stage personally ask “there are issues here Peter. What about them?”.
Starmer fails the first test of leadership which is to take responsibility and own (inevitable) mistakes. now he’s running out of excuses. My take on the Mandelson affair https://t.co/vXRczx3Z6W
I look forward to the upcoming local elections, and to the utter beasting and trashing of the main two System parties. It does not matter how flawed both Reform and the Greens are; what matters is that there will be a wholesale cull of Lab and Con foot-soldiers and careerists.
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[midnight swearing-in ceremony of SS-men at the Feldherrnhalle, Munich, 1937]
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Another 602 illegal migrants entered Britain on 9 boats on Saturday.
A nation that cannot control its borders is not a serious nation.
Leave the ECHR. Downgrade the Refugee Convention. Detain & Deport. Put British people first.
Forget about links to Russia. Irrelevant. Start investigating all those —at any and all levels, and not only politicians— with any links at all to Israel and/or the UK Jewish lobby. Reform UK fails and falls on both counts.
Romeo’s situation looks extremely suss to me too. Any decent Cab Sec would have stuck by their FO Perm Sec no matter what. She only got the job because Wormald was sacked. Robbins had also been in the running to be Cabinet Secretary. Whitehall suddenly seems to be littered with…
[“Romeo’s situation looks extremely suss to me too. Any decent Cab Sec would have stuck by their FO Perm Sec no matter what. She only got the job because Wormald was sacked. Robbins had also been in the running to be Cabinet Secretary. Whitehall suddenly seems to be littered with bodies and rivals of Romeo for the top civil service appointment. Her own vetting & conduct was called in to question by McDonald. The whole thing stinks. She’s known to be ruthless and to rarely push back on her political masters but she doesn’t look like she’s got the civil service’s back – that is literally her job! Never heard a good word about her and never heard a bad word about Wormald or Robbins. Starmer looks bad & Romeo looks terrible.”]
God. You only have to look at Antonia Romeo to understand that she is a horrible hard-faced bitch (it is also known, anyway, that she has a history of freeloading, expenses-blodging, and bullying of her staff etc).
I played an AI Hitler speech for my mom lasy year, but I didn't tell her who it was. Afterward, I asked what she disagreed with. "Nothing," she said. I informed her it was Hitler and we've been Roman saluting each other ever since.
[the Berghof, Obersalzberg— SS-Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler]
[Rasputin]
Mandelson, Israeli Intelligence, and Epstein and the Epstein files— the Jewish/Zionist rot at the centre of the Starmer-stein government
I’ve been contacted by THREE Labour Party whistleblowers, inc. a former frontbencher, + been passed a sensitive Excel spreadsheet by a senior politician in Scotland.
The evidence is clear: Mandelson + McSweeney built a covert network of Labour MPs.
Lammy’s failed London mayoral bid was led by future Israeli government spokesman David Mencer, and he has received tens of thousands of pounds from veteran lobbyists Trevor Chinn, Jonathan Goldstein, + Gary Lubner.
Pat McFadden also worked on Tony Blair’s election campaign in 1997 alongside Peter Mandelson + Alistair Campbell. In 2008, he was made Mandelson’s right-hand man.
The former Labour frontbencher informed me yesterday evening: “Megan McCann told me at a famous curry house meeting that when she’d finished doing in candidates or getting them through, she built a dirty dossier on every MP.
Yesterday, Starmer tabled an amendment to the motion to release the Mandelson Files, calling for an exemption for “papers prejudicial to UK national security or international relations”.
The amendment was signed by the PM and three other Labour MPs. Reynolds was one of them. pic.twitter.com/w6UMn57B6I
There is a rot at the centre of government in the UK. Not only in Labour, but in all System parties, and now also in Reform UK (because it may form the next UK government from 2029).
That rot must be rooted out, and not only in the political parties but also in the msm, in publishing, in advertising, and everywhere else.
Jews facilitating the extermination of the native population, and then replacing the real inhabitants by the importation of black and browns? Surely not…
That sounds like an “antisemitic trope”, except that it just happens to be, well, true (as are many others).
[“He can have all the migrants from #TheNetherlands he want I’ll volunteer to be the bus driver The problem is, an overwhelming majority of them don’t want to work, they’re just here for the free payouts and basically free everything. They won’t come if they were forced in to labor first and only after this were enabled to apply for some limited support. Kiev’s thinking is wrong, don’t try this at home kids.. Don’t be so tolerant to bring in intolerant migrants. We’ve done it, it has not worked, we’re getting beaten, robbed, raped and killed while being tolerant!“]
Russian troops struck Ukraine’s military-industrial sector, transport and aerodrome infrastructure used by the Ukrainian army over the past 24 hours, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Monday:https://t.co/w8MALr6Cdppic.twitter.com/r4pCxaQ5tg
Israeli embassy employee and former IDF officer Shai Masot had also been caught discussing “taking down” Alan Duncan, a Conservative government minister at the time.
Boris Johnson, then Foreign Secretary, told Parliament that Masot’s “cover” had been “well and truly blown.” pic.twitter.com/KHBgqCVr0x
At JLM’s 2024 conference, former Unit 8200 spy Assaf Kaplan spoke alongside now disgraced Labour MP Josh Simons at an event on “how to run a good campaign”.
Simons hired private investigators to go after journalists who were exposing Morgan McSweeney and Labour Together. pic.twitter.com/0ZCsLcNiSn
I have spoken to two west London councillors who believe that Labour are on the verge of a “wipeout” in the capital.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, one told me that voters on the doorstep are calling Starmer’s party “worse than the Tories”. pic.twitter.com/vIJwv8tDiT
Well, there it is, London voters. If you vote Labour on 7 May 2026, you will be voting for Israel, for genocidal maniacs, and for the pack or packs of wealthy Jews who control Starmer-stein Labour.
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BREAKING:
Newly elected Hungarian Prime Minister announces Netanyahu will be arrested if he enters Hungary. pic.twitter.com/skUGsB5M2F
[“Watching Keir Starmer today it is clear the Starmer regime is over. It’s just a matter of time.
Starmer is in office but no longer in power. Labour MPs are just waiting for him to absorb the historic election losses coming on May 7th.
An almighty political and perhaps also financial crisis is coming. And from that may yet come a general election. Be ready everybody. Be ready. Change is coming.”]
I cannot see a general election being called before 2029, mainly because Labour has 403 MPs at present, but after a general election might well have fewer than 100 and quite possibly fewer than 50. As for the Conservative Party, its 116 MPs would also decline in number, quite likely below 50. Neither main System party has an incentive to support an early general election, and that applies especially to Labour.
I am inclined to think that Labour MPs might prefer for Starmer to absorb the flak of the plainly-upcoming 7 May debacle; the question is, will Starmer just bale out beforehand? His instinct, as a careerist, will be to hang on to his job, but I wonder whether he might not do that for once, looking at the polls and his lack of support in his own ranks.
To celebrate Adolf Hitler's birthday this year BM North West met up to help out our folk who are in need. They distributed food parcels, drinks, clothing, medical and hygiene items. After, they celebrated with a scrumptious carvery, drinks and a less controversial cake…. pic.twitter.com/OD6NVYQG5J
— British Movement North West (@bmnorthwest) April 20, 2026
This is funding for an ethno-religious quasi militia on the streets of Britain.
Farage becomes ever-less someone that I would like to see as Prime Minister of this country, but but but I need Reform UK to destroy the present main System parties at the next general election. Problem.
My wish to see Con and Lab destroyed is, so far, greater than my distaste at “controlled opposition” pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby Farage (not to mention Tice) at the head of government.
Seven EU countries, including France and Sweden, have called for the imposition of European sanctions against Israel ahead of a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg on April 21, the Brussels edition of EUobserver said:https://t.co/E3TAtyHL4rpic.twitter.com/gAHZEz1E2C
Tisza Party leader Peter Magyar, who will soon become Prime Minister of Hungary, called on Zelensky to resume transit of Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline and stop his blackmail politics:https://t.co/UKykdviOEopic.twitter.com/RbSMtv6j2Q
Like the Rhodesians (I was there myself in 1977), the South Africans thought that they could compromise with black “majority” (black corrupt “elite” cabal) rule, and their lives, lifestyles, houses, farms, and swimming pools would all be spared. Wrong. Very wrong.
The UK and the rest of Europe should learn from that.
The Austrian Government in coalition with local Antifa are trying to hunt down and find restaurants serving Egg Dumplings on 4/20 so they can be fined.https://t.co/E9v0OgtWAr
As that's illegal as scrambled eggs with gnocchi was a meal that Hitler enjoyed.
Those are the terms of a victor, not of a vanquished state.
Absolute delusion on Fox News. A reporter confirms massive Iranian missile impacts in Tel Aviv, yet the host arrogantly dismisses Iran as the "remnants of a regime." They are literally being bombed on live TV and still pushing delusional propaganda! pic.twitter.com/OT0upRPyDl
In a stunning display tonight, hundreds of thousands of Iranians took to the streets and power stations to confront US and Israeli airstrikes as Trump’s deadline approached, after which he vowed to destroy Iran’s energy centers, oil facilities and all infrastructure. pic.twitter.com/tAPiRkpNQQ
— إسحاق حمومي | יצחק אל-חמומי 🇮🇱 (@A_Ham96) April 7, 2026
🇹🇷⚡ Breaking: 🚨🚨💥
Introducing Turkey’s first hypersonic missile: TAYFUN.
With Roketsan engineering, it has reached a range of 2,500 km.
GB News is more or less Jewish-lobby, Israel-lobby, propaganda.
Former CIA officer Joe Kent explicitly warns that Israel will intentionally sabotage the new ceasefire with Iran. He demands Washington immediately cut off offensive military support to Tel Aviv before they trigger a wider conflict. The US must restrain the Zionist regime.…
— Dave Hale – Concerned Republican (@CountryFirstRep) April 8, 2026
I believe this is the end of the greater israel project and possibly israel as a whole. Bibi has been able to hold power for over 2 decades because he was able to successfully manipulate the US and have isr. best interests at the helm.
Former CIA officer Joe Kent explicitly warns that Israel will intentionally sabotage the new ceasefire with Iran. He demands Washington immediately cut off offensive military support to Tel Aviv before they trigger a wider conflict. The US must restrain the Zionist regime. pic.twitter.com/XWtqOf8rM8
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev hailed US President Donald Trump agreeing to discuss a 10-point proposal put forward by Iran as the Islamic Republic’s success:https://t.co/m9Npe7BMiYpic.twitter.com/Om7UUBCSgf
The Israeli Air Force continues to deliver strikes on Iran despite a ceasefire announcement, The Times of Israelwrote, citing an unnamed security official:https://t.co/gPinLZjYyGpic.twitter.com/12JUvO4Aar
“You now see the global superpower humbled by a tinpot theocratic dictatorship.”
Trump's failure to force Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz "is America's Suez moment”, says General Sir Richard Shirreff, former Nato deputy supreme allied commander.@rosiewright99 | #TimesRadiopic.twitter.com/QSjgmYEhyD
Translates to a Commons with about 383 Reform UK MPs (very solid majority), 59 LibDems (very weak official Opposition), 49 Cons, 46 Lab, 45 SNP, 42 Greens [etc].
As with all recent (last few months) opinion polls, this one shows that Starmer will probably lose his own seat at the next general election.
David Lammy has been the Labour MP for Tottenham since 2000. He is currently the Deputy Prime Minister, Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor.
David has had a rewarding and successful career thus far. He has travelled all over the world in his roles as Shadow and… pic.twitter.com/kOTQV6JsPM
[“David Lammy has been the Labour MP for Tottenham since 2000. He is currently the Deputy Prime Minister, Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor. David has had a rewarding and successful career thus far. He has travelled all over the world in his roles as Shadow and actual Foreign Secretary. He is officially titled ‘Envoy Extraordinaire’ in his role at the University of Guyanaand indeed, David’s career as an MP has been extraordinary on many levels. David has said that Margaret Thatcher was a ‘“visionary leader for the UK”.’ Whether David’s predecessor in Tottenham, Bernie Grant, would have agreed with him is open to question. David has described himself as a ‘“liberal, progressive Zionist”’ and is a member of the lobby organisation Labour Friends of Israel. The @ElectoralCommUK and Register of Interests show that David has received £752,849.60 in donations and perks. These include: £70,000 from Gary Lubner. £67,674 in 2 payments from the Trevor Chinn, Martin Taylor, Gary Lubner funded/Morgan McSweeney/Josh Simons run consortium @LabourTogether £12,500 from Lord Waheed Alli. £30,000 from Transilluminate Ltd. £5,000 from Samantha Hackett. £10,000 from@SilkRdConsult £2,500 from Clare Parsons. £7,000 from Lady Susan Woodford Hollick. £20,000 from Lady Jeanne Marie Davies. £7,500 from Richard Geer. £15,000 from Richard Lewis. £25,000 from one George Brown. (There is effectively no information on who this George Brown is or what he does as is the case with quite a few of David’s donors.) £24,739 from Conservation International do Brasil. £15,000 from Jonathan Stone. £10,000 from Stephen Fitzgerald. £2,500 from Tony Langham. £5,000 from Karen Blackett. £3,000 from@BuchlerPhillips £805 from the University of Glasgow to cover David’s accommodation, refreshments and transport when he received his honorary degree.
David has a successful parallel career as a public speaker. He travels all over the world to speak at prestigious events: political and cultural meetings, literary festivals, Bilderberg conventions, war veteran commemorations and more. David is remunerated for these speaking engagements and has received approximately £78,896 to date. Another rewarding parallel career for David has been his stints on various radio shows. The Register of Interests shows that David has received approximately £110,145 from @LBC, Global Radio, @ITG_Ltd and other media outlets. Approximately £7,000 in tickets and hospitality from @SpursOfficial for matches and other sporting events. £800 in tickets and hospitality from @getir for a match at @SpursOfficial
With his approximately £200,000+ salary, expenses, donations, rental income, perks, speaking engagements, radio and media appearances, visiting professorships, his continuing ties as an ‘Associate Tenant’ to Doughty Street Chambers and his shareholdings in the Pomeroon Trading Company, there can be no doubt that David has enjoyed a very successful 26 years as an MP. And as an MP, David initially voted to retain the two-child benefit cap, voted to scrap the winter fuel payment, voted for the welfare changes that will impact people who are disabled and unwell, voted against an inquiry into grooming gangs and voted to scrap trials by jury.
‘The Labour Party – Working For You’.“]
Lammy is just an ignorant, moneygrasping, monkey-on-a-stick for the Jewish/Israel lobby.
New Substack post coming this week. I’m branching out into other litigation and looking at whether Mark Lewis’ dodgy conduct goes beyond my case.
1,000…in one single day. Tomorrow, another 1,000, or 2,000.
[for “refugees“, read “invaders”]
Despite the two-week ceasefire in the Middle East, there are significant movements of American troops towards the Middle East
C-17 aircraft maintain a constant air bridge, through which additional forces and resources are deployed to the Middle East. pic.twitter.com/gSkHObcTBu
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports that so far 87 people have been killed in Israeli attacks, and over 700 have been injured. Rescue teams are still searching the rubble for missing persons. pic.twitter.com/eTE4j5zA1P
An Iranian source told Tasnim that Iran is preparing retaliation for Israeli attacks on Lebanon today and that if the ceasefire violations "continue," Iran will cancel the two-week agreement and will not attend the planned talks in Islamabad pic.twitter.com/ZR4dcZSUre
I think that the reason Trump “blinked” was because powerful elements of the “Deep State”, maybe the Joint Chiefs etc, were unwilling to obey any order to wipe out the Iranians as a people, an idea which can only have come from the Israelis and their American “fifth column” within the Washington “establishment”, preying on Trump’s quite obviously diseased mind.
Iran HALTS ships in Strait of Hormuz and issues new demand as Trump's crumbling ceasefire faces furious Republican backlash https://t.co/mAOZVBYvUS
The (Israeli) Jews are not going to stop hitting Lebanon and Hezbollah, so Trump etc will either have to withdraw aid to Israel or (and/or) accept that the Strait of Hormuz will continue to be closed (and taxed) by Iran.
DAN HODGES: Iran has won and Donald Trump has lost. His war has only emboldened the regime and a new generation of radicals, terrorists and sympathisers. And that only scratches the surface of what's to come… https://t.co/1DC3LsqZ7G
Few ships were attempting trips through the Strait of Hormuz despite President Trump’s call for a “complete, immediate and safe opening” as a condition for his two-week cease-fire.
In the waterway, Iran was telling ships anchored near the strait to obtain permission from the the…
Iran will demand that shipping companies pay tolls in cryptocurrency for laden oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, as it seeks to retain control over passage through the key waterway during the two-week ceasefire. @FT@Najmeh_Tehran + Alice Hancock…
Forget the Easter Bunny. The White House is once again a bunch of clowns, just as it was under Biden.
One other positive from this whole fiasco. The entire populist, extremist infrastructure that propped up the MAGA project is collapsing in on itself. It can no longer support the inherent contradictions in Trump's widely fluctuating stances. Pure Trumpism is dead. https://t.co/j0C40p1Bi5
I suspect what we will see over the next two weeks is Trump literally making up a peace process. He will publish a list of invented concessions from Iran, claim them as a victory, then simply walk away.
Reform's stance on the war has been utterly incoherent and politically suicidal. This was the last chance for Nigel Farage to decouple from Trump, and he blew it. Starmer will save him in the local elections. But in the long run it will cost him. https://t.co/EnYyozp07c
Farage once again proves that being a populist politician within the corrupt pseudo-democratic System process or mechanism does not translate to being any kind of statesman.
As I have blogged for years, Reform is not the social-national party Britain needs. It is too pseudo-“libertarian”, too Conservative-lookalike, too tied in with the Jewish/Israeli lobby etc. That is why it has been unable to maintain its highwater mark of 35% (a year ago) in the opinion polls, and so it fluctuates within a broadly 24%-30% band. Still enough to “win” a general election, of course, when other parties are at or below 20%, but not enough to have a real mandate.
To start a war and then lose it is politically catastrophic. Call it the Galtieri Principle (or the Napoleon III Principle, or the Tsar Nicholas II Principle). MAGA cheerleaders can make all the noise they want on here today; the mid-terms will deliver their own verdict.
I agree, and yet the “MAGA” fanatics from American one-horse towns and, even more disturbingly, some pro-Trump deadheads in the UK, are refusing to accept that the anti-Iran war has been a strategic loss on a huge scale for the USA. They really seem to think that you win wars by bombing the hell out of a country, then hope that things will turn out well in the end (cf. Iraq, cf. Afghanistan; cf. Libya; cf. Syria).
Many of those idiots are also still referencing the (either non-existent, or only germinal) “Iranian nuclear missiles programme” and how destroying this chimera has been a huge success…What can one say?…
You've had quite a day out! Never mind how many warships UK has, seizing a Russian ship is piracy. Doing so makes no difference to the likely end result of the conflict in Ukraine. Worse, it invites retaliation from a stronger adversary. What fool politician authorised it?
Why bother to track the oil tankers at all? To do so using a basically civilian Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel is utterly pointless. War games, and ones that just make this country look stupid.
Simple question-
What’s more important to OUR nation:
Opening the Straight of Hormuz & bringing stability to the Gulf.
Or
Funding Israel’s offensive in Lebanon?
Israel is the jr partner in this relationship but won’t act like it until we restrict military aid to them. https://t.co/E6QcegudOR
Israel is a rogue state, and worse than that because it has wealthy and influential “fifth columns” of Zionist Jews in many advanced countries of the world. The only way to deal with it and contain it (short of actual obliteration) is for the US and other countries (especially Germany) to stop subsidizing Israel, to stop sending it or selling it arms and ammunition, and to boycott anything to do with it.
Ian Robert Millard 