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The recent Manchester incident has permitted the Zionist-controlled mass media to deflect from the continuing heartless slaughter inflicted by [Israeli] Jews in Gaza and elsewhere, to deflect from the scandal around Morgan McSweeney and the Labour Friends of Israel Jewish/Israeli cabal that put Starmer into power and, to a lesser extent (the perpetrator having been yet another immigrant murderer), to deflect from the continuing migration-invasion by illegal immigrants etc.
I do not say that the Manchester incident was actually done as a planned “psy-op” —not at all— but, it having happened, it has been seized upon enthusiastically and gratefully by both the System msm (major news outlets), and “approved” scribblers and talking heads such as Dan Hodges; and also by the “controlled opposition”, such as Matt Goodwin etc, as well as by, predictably, the outright and open Jew-Zionist lobby propagandists.
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[“RAYNER’S BODYGUARDS TURNED REMOVAL CREW IN £80,000 BMW YOU PAID FOR. Angela Rayner, weeks after quitting in disgrace, the perks roll on. Close-protection cops. Luxury X5. Public cash. And who’s getting chauffeured? The boyfriend. Boxes in. Bags out. Taxpayer-funded shuttle between seaside pads while the boss is nowhere to be seen. We’re told it’s “for security”. Pull the other one. This is entitlement with blue lights. She paid too little stamp duty. She resigned. Yet the bills keep landing on your doormat. Thousands a day for protection, now doubling as porters. The public is skint. The political class rides leather seats. If this isn’t taking the mick, what is. Who signed this off. Where are the rules. Where’s the refund.“]
Angela Rayner. Now pretty much washed-up politically, but she very nearly became Britain’s first “chavscum” Prime Minister.
Oh dear. Penny Mordaunt, who lost her Commons seat in 2024, and who was pointedly not offered a peerage, tries, rather pathetically, to get the Jewish lobby to back her hopeless attempt to get back into Parliament.
Ms. Mordaunt had better accept that, as a woman without a Commons seat, and unlikely now to be offered one (unless she joins Reform, which is also unlikely), and with the Conservative Party rapidly draining down the plughole, she should just try to get some paid work elsewhere for the next 14 years until she can get a pension. She is now 52. The System has already thrown her a couple of (fairly lucrative?) crumbs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny_Mordaunt#Post-parliamentary_career.
The Conservative Party is finished.
A clever cartoon, conflating Kemi Badenoch’s stewardship of the flagging Conservative Party with the recent accession of a “priestess” as Archbishop of Canterbury.
Both unsuitable, of course.
England erwacht…
What “they” really fear, though, is intelligent, thinking “antisemitism”…
According to Electoral Calculus, that would translate to a Commons with about 379 Reform MPs (a very solid majority), Lab 107, LibDem 61, Con 38, SNP 33, Greens 5, Plaid 5 (etc).
Castles in the air, castles in Spain. Surprising, and it seems that, nearly a decade ago, I was far too cautious:
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In fact, the situation is even more alarming, because almost all births in the UK now are either to women born outside the UK (almost all non-white), or to women whose parentage or grand-parentage was outside the UK (almost all non-white), or to women who have been impregnated by non-whites.
Very few full-blood white English/British children are now being born.
I was unsure whether the Conservative Party Conference had started, it has had so little impact. seems that it will be very low-key, with few attendees. Nice to see that the animals are being championed, though.
Jewish-Zionist scribbler “has a lot of time for” puppet of Israel and the Jewish lobby, Michael Gove (a drunk, drug-abuser, and expenses cheat, among other defaults). Quelle surprise...
The Guardian‘s assessment of the Conference:
“Few people doubt that Kemi Badenoch faces what could be a make-or-break Conservative party conference this weekend. However, some members are not so worried about regicide so much as a more prosaic threat: sheer apathy.
“For every conference, as long as I can remember, I’ve gone for three or four days. This time it’s a day trip,” one senior party activist said. “Quite frankly, I’m thinking: ‘What’s the point in going for any longer?’ I know of lots of other people doing the same thing.”
Badenoch will in fact walk on to the main stage twice: first for a “welcome speech” to delegates on Sunday, and then for the more traditional leader’s address on Wednesday afternoon.
“I do wonder if they might have to shepherd some people into the hall to fill it up on Sunday,” one activist said. “I’m really not sure how many people will have arrived yet.
Not all hope was lost, they argued: “There is a narrow path in which we carry on being sensible and diligent, Reform fall apart, and voters think: they’re the best alternative to Labour. It’s not the most optimistic of tactics but it’s also pretty much the only one we have right now.”
One shadow minister was less optimistic: “Mine was always a safe seat. But with the number of Reform councillors since May, most realistically I’ll spend the next two or three years deciding what I want to do with the rest of my life.”]
[Guardian]
Washed-up. I expect that a few hundred people will turn up, many of them journalists, and a few lobbyists (fewer than in the past now that the Cons are unlikely to be part of the next UK government).
Another view: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/kemi-badenoch-immigration-tory-conference-speech-b2839686.html
“...the huge Manchester Central conference centre was noticeably quiet on the first day with many corporate sponsors staying away and relatively few members and others attending what would normally be a crowded conference.
Half empty trains went from London to Manchester while hotels still were offering rooms at off-peak rates.“
[Independent]
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Having seen a few short clips of Kemi Badenoch addressing the Con Party conference, the audience seemed to consist of no more than 100-150 people, as far as could be seen. The audience as a whole was not shown, no doubt because the numbers were embarrassingly small. In fact, it looked as if Ms. Badenoch’s audience was no larger than mine at the London Forum in 2017— that was about 150 (at max.) I think.
I have seen, today, some still photos of the Con Party conference: whole areas set up for crowds, but without people, a bit like the performative propaganda pieces called “Nightingale hospitals” during the 2020-2022 Covid “panicdemic”.
[Update, later same day:
I now see that there were several hundred attending; still poor by comparison with 15-20 years ago, let alone the 1980s]
Exactly. Those 14% to 16% polling results now being seen represent the last hurrah of elderly people who have voted Conservative since the 1950s, in many cases. Even many of those are now going to vote Reform (as I myself have been told in recent months; anecdotal, yes, but convincing).
I imagine that, by 2029, the likely year of the next UK general election, that Con vote might have slipped as low as 10%, as many present Con voters pass into history.
As that polling expert says, few voters love Farage or Reform, but most people want rid of both Con and Lab. Reform is the only game in town at present.
My view has been made clear on the blog. I want Reform to crush Lab and Con; but then, after Reform itself is found wanting, the voters might be ready for social nationalism, whether voted in, or installed via some other route.
Civilians should never have been taken hostage by Hamas operatives, though naturally I understand that Hamas felt that it needed them as a bargaining chip (and of course Israel has hostages too, in effect, albeit called “detainees” or some such).
The Jewish hostages should have been released long ago, in fact not long after their capture. Their imprisonment has given Israel the best propaganda it could muster during its genocidal flattening of Gaza and the killing (murder, if you like) of so many Gazan civilians by the Israeli Jew armed forces.
That Daisley individual is a hard-core Jew-Zionist scribbler, one of those involved in the concerted “lawfare” attack on academic James Wilson a year or so ago. The trial judge disbelieved the Jewish witnesses, and Wilson won in court.
Ostalgie:
I have blogged a few times in the past about my own impressions, during a very brief visit to the DDR (East Germany) in summer 1988. Slightly odd, slightly unreal, more like a stage set of a state rather than a real state.
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