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On this day a year ago
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Well said, Cartoonist Bob. As for that Dunt person, how can anyone make a living in political journalism when just plain wrong all or (maybe) almost all of the time? I can only suppose that anything absurd is possible in the Britain of 2022.
The majority just want to not have to bother with the Truth (with capital “T”). Too much effort.
…and people will listen with exaggerated respect to the tame thick princeling simply because of the “Prince” title. Same with Harry, of course.
Not that the message is “wrong”, as such. The only way to “save the planet” is to reduce the population by a considerable amount, maybe to about a tenth of the present aggregate number of people; equally important, most of that tenth should consist of white Northern Europeans.
There are a number of different tendencies all now working more or less together to destroy the decent foundations of world, and especially white European —or European-origined— society.
A short video showing cars in Kiev queueing for a mile or more, waiting to fill up with fuel.
“Ominous silence, empty streets, [then?] a howling siren…“
Does not read like a description of a city whose governing rulers are “winning” a war…
I imagine that liquid fuel stocks will be major targets for Russian attack, eventually leading to both civilian and military vehicles under Ukrainian control being unable to move.
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“Kids“…the tweeter tweets…because he will not use “the N-word”…
Take a look at this Guardian report from, n.b., 22 years ago: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2000/sep/03/race.world
“...by 2050 Europe is predicted to have just 7 per cent of the world population…“[The Guardian]
Europe however is itself groaning under the weight of the non-white influx.
Google Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan. This is “White Genocide” in slow motion.
I am unsure as to exactly why the USA seems even more full of crazed lesbians, angry “trans” “activists” etc than the UK. Maybe the USA is even more of a sick society than the UK. Open question.
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Ian Robert Millard 