The 3K22 "Zircon" hypersonic missile struck Kyiv. The Ukrainian air defense system attempted to intercept the "Zircon," but this led to an unexpected result. The interceptor missile was launched with a significant delay, failed to immediately hit its target, pursued it, and as aโฆ pic.twitter.com/tUnTy798UR
— ๐๐ก๐ฃ๐๐๐ฅ๐๐ฃ ๐ป๐ฃ๐๐ค๐ค (@SprinterPress) July 30, 2026
Kiev, not “Kyiv”…
Once again, any objective outside observer would conclude that weโve collectively lost our minds. https://t.co/804M2q0jgQ
I have not seen the judgment, even in part, and I have not been in Bar practice for a very long time, but my first thought is that such [an apparent] decision must surely be appealable, if only on grounds of public policy.
๐จNEW: Wildfires and extreme weather are putting Britainโs food supplies at risk
The chief executives of Tesco, Waitrose, Sainsburyโs, Aldi and the Co-op have written to Andy Burnham calling for legally binding targets to boost fruit and vegetable production in Britain
Instead of monkeying around with legalities and “targets”, it would be more practical to help farmers construct private dams for irrigation, of which many already exist, but many more are needed. However, they cost up to ยฃ2M each, and ยฃ1M is a quite common cost. I do not necessarily say that the money need be an out and out grant, but some kind of financial incentive is necessary.
— ๐๐ก๐ฃ๐๐๐ฅ๐๐ฃ ๐ป๐ฃ๐๐ค๐ค (@SprinterPress) July 30, 2026
Lvov, not “Lviv”…
๐ฅ A large-scale combined attack involving drones and cruise, ballistic, and hypersonic missiles targeted facilities in Kyiv, Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih, Poltava, as well as in the Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Mykolaiv, and Khmelnytskyi regions, and areas of western Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/8Fj0H4PtlB
— ๐๐ก๐ฃ๐๐๐ฅ๐๐ฃ ๐ป๐ฃ๐๐ค๐ค (@SprinterPress) July 30, 2026
The Russian side is looking for a gamechanger that will collapse the shambolic and corrupt Kiev regime.
'Was Boris Johnson's immigration promise one of the biggest political scams in modern history?'@GoodwinMJ analyses the exploitation of the skilled worker visa. pic.twitter.com/GKFYz0y4vg
— Centre for Migration Control (@migrationCtrl) July 29, 2026
In any case, “small boat” and similar arrivals are only 5% of all the migration invasion. “Legal” immigration is flooding this country with useless and parasitic blacks and browns. Then we have, also, births to non-white mothers, and to stupid white women impregnated by non -whites.
Weโre being demographically replaced and youโre moaning about this? Come the fuck on, Bridget. https://t.co/opYA11DzPn
Terrible, of course, but I am more concerned about the situation in the UK. The truth about land ownership should be far easier to uncover than it is. Let’s find out who —and what— own land, especially building land, in the UK.
Getting ready to roll out our Outdoor Pursuits program. Camping, hiking, Bushcraft, fishing and survival. pic.twitter.com/If4XI7BiRM
A very high proportion of both offenders and prisoners is non-white, contrary to the photo used there. In fact, recreating a white European population in this country would improve our society in many ways.
๐จ BREAKING: 752 small boat migrants arrived in the UK yesterday – the most in a single day this year
The fact is that it would be far better to be invaded by 1940s German, 1970s late-Soviet or, indeed, 2020s Russian Federation invaders, than by the mobs of non-white untermenschen now arriving literally by the million, when taken over time.
Translates to a Commons with about 219 Labour MPs (minority government, 107 short of a majority), 187 Reform UK (official Opposition), 93 Cons, 72 LibDems, 34 SNP, 20 Greens [etc].
On those figures, Labour would need the support of all the LibDems, all the SNP, and a couple of Greens to get anything through.
“The only two factors preventing Britain and other European countries from retaking direct control of Africa, of all of Africa, are
1. socio-political will; and
2. the fact that the (((globalists))) find it more convenient to exploit Africaโs resources via corrupt tiny โelitesโ in each fake African โstateโ (and to hell with the environment, the forests, the wildlife, and the African people themselves).
The fact is that European rule would benefit all, not least the ordinary Africans.
Incidentally, it would be a great deal easier than many imagine for Europe to reconquer Africa militarily. Only the two factors already noted make it at all hard.”
[from my blog post of 5 October 2024]
Another talking point from the same 2024 blog post (originally headed “The โfake historyโ of the 1970s“)
I have blogged in the past about how very many people (including, weirdly, many who were at least in their teens then, and so actually of an age to remember) say, and even perhaps believe, that the 1970s in the UK were some kind of dark age in which the electricity was off most of the time, in which bodies were left unburied by reason of industrial action, in which trains and buses rarely ran, in which rubbish piled up in the towns and cities, in which there was a โthree day weekโ when offices and factories were closed for four days each week, and in which life was generally miserable (for example, food was terrible, they say).
The above-noted fabled dystopia was, we are told, the result of overreaching trade union power and Labour misgovernment.
In other words, out of the 10 years, Labour was in power for about 6 years. Labour government was in place from the early 1960s until mid-1970, then from early 1974 until mid-1979.
Compare to 2024: 81.8% of seats based on 57.4% of the popular vote.
In 1966, the winning party (Labour) got 48% of the popular vote, the losing Conservatives 41.9%.
In 2024, Labour got 33.7%, and the losing Conservatives only 23.7%.
The electoral system has become not just unfair but also illogical and ridiculous. It no longer reflects reality.
Reverting to the general situation in the 1970s, the much-talked-about โThree Day Weekโ only affected, directly, commercial operations (which were banned from using electricity on the other four days). The Three Day Week only lasted for two months. Out of 10 years (120 months).
I saw the Three Day Week firsthand. I was working, aged just 18, as supposed assistant manager in a very small commercial intelligence outfit based in the Strand (London). The office only had 5 people including me, though we did have a network of mostly ad-hoc agents all over the southern and eastern parts of England (anywhere south or southwest of The Wash). Much of the work was in Surrey, Sussex, Kent, Hampshire, Berkshire, Hertfordshire, Essex. The agents were often retired Army officers who, on being contacted, would โeagerlyโ say something such as โright-oh, old boy. Iโll fire up the Rover and get onto it.โ
I must do a blog post sometime about it.
There were, in the early 1970s, strikes by coal miners etc, resulting in a few brief power cuts (โoutagesโ, as the Americans say), but they lasted for a few hours a day, for a few days. Out of 10 years, again.
In the โWinter of Discontentโ (1978-79), there were, for a few weeks, situations in some towns and cities whereby rubbish piled up, yes; that much of the โfableโ is true, but only for a brief time. As for the โbodies left unburiedโ, that only applied in Liverpool and Manchester and only for 14 days: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_of_Discontent#Gravediggersโ_strike.
In fact, though the 1970s had its problems political, social, economic, Britain still had possibilities. The population was still almost entirely white Northern European, new ideas and projects were around or developing (the Milton Keynes conurbation, the Open University, new express trains, cross-Channel hovercraft etc), and the absurd and damaging house-price madness, though it had started, was still in its early stages.
Britain still had a functioning Army, Navy, Air Force (etc), and a police force that mainly did its expected job and was not usually the sort of poundshop Stasi we now see, snooping on or โmonitoringโ the expression of views and opinions.
Incidentally, the food was OK back then on the whole. Slightly less cosmopolitan, yes, but in the South of England at least, foreign foods such as hummus, taramasalata, olives, Indian, Chinese, etc were ubiquitous. In fact, some food was better and more available back then.
What I find worrying is not only that people who were not there, or were small children, are convinced that England in 1970-1979 was a dark and gloomy place; more that people who were there seem to have substituted, for what actually happened, a kind of folk-tale.
As for Jewish-lobby puppet Robert Largan, who was parachuted into the constituency of High Peak (Derbyshire) and served as MP from GE 2019 to GE 2024, he was only born in 1987.
If people cannot recall accurately the 1970s, how much less accurate must be the โmemoriesโ, often publicized, of the 1930s and 1940s.“
[extract from a blog post of 5 October 2024]
Update to that blog piece:
Former MP Robert Largan, who has, in past years, tweeted about me a couple of times in a hostile manner, and who crowed mightily on behalf of the malicious Jew-Zionist pro-Israel cabal, “Campaign Against Antisemitism”, when his own constituent, Alison Chabloz, was imprisoned for having (notionally, supposedly) “offended” Jews by having sung songs , lost his Commons seat in 2024. One of the shortest political careers on record, and one unlikely to be resurrected. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Largan; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Peak_(UK_Parliament_constituency)#Elections_in_the_2020s.
I think that Largan wants to come back as MP for High Peak, but that will probably prove to be a vain hope. Even were he to be reselected by the Conservative Party (surely unlikely, after his dishonesty during the 2024 campaign— see Wikipedia), the Conservative Party “brand” is ebbing away to nothing nationwide. Largan’s only hope would be to join Reform UK, and then hope to be selected as their candidate for High Peak. Very unlikely, though “never say never” in politics.
Incidentally, on that same blog post from last October, I noted Matt Goodwin’s excited tweet about how Reform UK had reached its highest-ever opinion poll level— 20%! Here we are, just under a year later, and Reform is at about or as high as 35%, and rarely goes below 30%.
Further talking point (from a blog post published in September 2024)
“The Second World War was disastrous in many ways: including the destruction of the German Reich; the reinforcement of Stalinism not only in the Soviet Union but also across both Eastern and Central Europe; the huge human and animal cost in terms of death, injury, and other harm; the destruction of the very concept of โCentral Europeโ [โMitteleuropaโ] for nearly two generations; the collapse of the civilized European empires across Africa, Asia, and elsewhere; the huge environmental, wildlife and human cost of decolonization; the near-squeezing-out from Europe of European-centred ideology between American finance-capitalism and Marxist-Leninist Sovietism; the 1948 establishment of the state of Israel, and the consequent increase of Jewish wealth, influence and power in the world generally; the shrinking proportion of white Northern Europeans as against the general population of the world.
Today, we again stand on the brink of European and โworldโ war. If it were to happen, and whether it were to start in the Middle East or Eastern Europe, or even in the Far East, it would be more disastrous in its consequences even than were the previous two โworldโ wars.
Statesmen and political leaders of all existing states must pull back from the brink.“
The situation today, a year later, is more or less the same, though arguably even more perilous.
Further talking point
The label “genocide” matters little. What matters is what the Israeli Jews are actually doing in Gaza, and that is bad enough.
Revealed: Morgan McSweeney and the secret slush fund that helped secure the Labour leadership for Keir Starmer > Mail on Sunday > https://t.co/AyYrZHyerv
Corbyn may have been hopeless in most respects, but at least he was the genuine choice of Labour members, not the puppet of Israel and the “British” Jewish lobby.
"Net Zero lunacy is now forecast, according to energy experts, to add yet another ยฃ100 to the average household energy bill from April onwards."https://t.co/hp07s7yvUp
@grok I thought this was a parody at first. Is this fucking real. If so @Keir_Starmer is literally killing free speech and we need @elonmusk more than ever.
Britain’s toytown police once again behaving like a kind of clown-Stasi.
Look at those police drones! One dim-looking (and sounding) little girl, and an older woman, obviously non-European and presumably Muslim.
West Midlands Police (yet again…).
The West Midlands. A very “diverse” area, of course…
As a retired West Midlands Officer, their uniforms are real and the collar number is not fake. PACE does allow entry without a warrant however this did not apply in the circumstances laid out. It appears an unlawful search and seizure by police
Notice the Jewish or anyway pro-Zionist woman tweeting there. Typical Jew-Zionist (or pro-Zionist) know-all (know-nothing), lecturing people. (Oh, well…at least she seems to be against the UK migration-invasion, looking at her other recent tweets).
[Update, 25 June 2026: since the blog post was published, the tweet referred to has been deleted]
Starmer-stein told Trump recently that the UK “has free speech“. Hardy-ha-ha…
Many people like this around the world: They selflessly devote their lives to serving others, even risking their lives to do it. And the world mostly ignores them.
As doctors, they must know that dealing with symptoms is important, but also that the main thing is to eliminate the cause, the disease (((itself))).
Director General of the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Dr. Munir Al-Barash:
"The occupation killed 1700 medical staff during the war as part of its attempts to disrupt hospital operations and take them out of service, and arrested more than 360 medical staff since the beginning ofโฆ pic.twitter.com/0B7IWv4zSG
“Fergie’s Epstein lies exposed in bombshell email: She publicly apologised for taking abuser’s cash and vowed to cut ties with him, then weeks later told him: I only said it to save book deals.”
"Astonishingly, last year, some 15,000 international students even claimed for asylum once they had already arrived in Britain on student visas."https://t.co/Dg8Fe6wpEp
The Ukrainian army lost around 1,515 soldiers across all lines of the special military operation over the past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a report:https://t.co/jx0DvcUbKTpic.twitter.com/6HDzF8Y3JC
Of the 16% still intending to vote Labour at the next general election, and at an educated guess, the majority are probably those, mainly in the North, whose great-grandparents always voted Labour. The rest are blacks and browns.
Keir Starmer ALWAYS ducks the big issues facing our nation while making the threats worse. YES, we need more children to tackle our enormous demographic crisis โthis is obvious to anybody with a brain https://t.co/e4KcCOl8QFpic.twitter.com/Tld4g6RaKw
Even that does not tell the whole story, because quite a high proportion of the grandmothers, or grandfathers, or both, of the remaining 66% are in fact also non-white, non-European.
About 1,600 babies are born daily in the UK. Only about 400 of those are actually English/British, or fully English/British.
More than 1 in 3 babies in the UK are now born to women who were not born in the UK. Here's the Top 10 countries of birth for non-UK-born mothers:
1. India 2. Pakistan 3. Nigeria 4. Romania 5. Bangladesh 6. Poland 7. Ghana 8. Afghanistan 9. Albania 10. Iraq
8 out of 10 of those countries are very backward, and so are most of the people. As for “Romanians“, I would be prepared to bet that most, the vast majority, are not real Romanians at all but Roma Gypsies.
40% of babies in England are now born to one or both parents who were born outside the UK (ONS)
This the result of wider demographic trends that are reshaping the UK population, as I show here ๐https://t.co/pBwokrTLHf
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 1, 2025
Ukraine strikes Donetsk, killing one resident
The Armed Forces of Ukraine struck Donetsk with the Western supplied "Storm Shadow" missile, TASS reports pic.twitter.com/GQM4M4CBjl
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 30, 2025
Gaza-based UNICEF Spox James Elder on 'War on children' of Gaza
Says 'No war in recent memory' had this many children casualties in such time frame pic.twitter.com/kgY2h2jXRl
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 1, 2025
Israeli Jews have been and still are killing tens of thousands of defenceless Arab Palestinian children. Fact.
If Iran is moving toward obtaining a nuclear weapon, then strikes will likely occur again โ certainly from the Israeli side โ Mick Mulroy, former DoD pic.twitter.com/Vchd278kTD
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 1, 2025
Eventually, though, there will be a big bang. Then, no Tel Aviv…
Ukrainian President Zelensky imposes sanctions on Iran
Ukraine is โsynchronizingโ its actions with the EU to target โinternal repression in Iran itself,โ he says. pic.twitter.com/fl4Qxpnp1x
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) June 30, 2025
Over the past day, servicemen from Russiaโs Battlegroup West destroyed 56 Ukrainian drone control centers and 12 Starlink terminals, Battlegroup Spokesman Ivan Bigma reported:https://t.co/NLxK6ZaSItpic.twitter.com/I4VQD1A2uY
If you're more offended by the Israeli army being insulted than you are by a foreigner gloating that you've lost your homeland, you aren't a patriot, you're a shill for a foreign country.
And so it begins. The USG has now broken ranks with Western allies by lifting sanctions on Russian banks, some close to the Kremlin. This despite the fact that Russiaโs economy has started to creak and Moscow has recently increased missile and drone attacks on Ukraine. Cui bono?
— Christopher Steele (@Chris_D_Steele) July 1, 2025
“USG” = “U.S. Government”. As for Russia’s economy “starting to creak”, has Steele taken a look closer to home recently? UK, EU states etc…
Steele [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Steele] was an officer of SIS/MI6 1987-2009 who, in more recent times, has worked in the private sector, and has been involved, inter alia, in preparing “black propaganda” dossiers of doubtful veracity targeting Trump and others, and Russian interests generally. He cannot now conveniently travel in either Russia or the USA, and is believed to live and/or have property in Surrey, south-west of London.
According to Wikipedia etc, Steele acted as a paid FBI source between 2014-2016, and was paid around USD $100,000 in toto.
In my opinion, probably not at all reliable.
As an outsider, not involved in secret activities, I have always been sceptical of the value of the SIS/MI6 apparat. I still am. Where are the successes? (and it is no answer to reply that they have to be kept secret).
Looking at Steele’s tweet, I might bat back at him the same question, but about his own activity— cui bono?
I have just looked at a few recent tweets by Steele. He is, it seems to me, in danger of becoming obsessed by the idea of Trump as Russian secret (or not-so-secret) agent.
Reform has probably fallen back a bit by reason of two factors: its kneejerk pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby pronouncements, and the perception (seen in comments by pro-Reform Matt Goodwin, as well in some by Tice etc) that Reform wants to radically cut back the Welfare State.
As for the Conservative Party, probably damaged beyond repair now. 14 years of terrible misgovernment in almost all if not all areas, and now “led” by hopeless Nigerian woman Kemi Badenoch.
— Fiona-Natasha Syms โก๏ธ (@fifisyms) July 1, 2025
[“I loathe disability cuts full-stop from any party, what an absolute disgrace. But letโs be quite clear, Tories are opposing them BECAUSE THEY DONโT GO FAR ENOUGH. That is an appalling position to adopt, unpopular & mad, look at how the publicโs reacted to Labourโs plans! Iโd almost respect that despicable position more if they at least backed Labourโs intention to bring welfare bills down, it looks more principled – if you believe in disability cuts which dear lord I donโt. So Labour want to bring in horrific cuts, Tories (and Reform) want deeper cuts but Tories will oppose even though they agree with the mission but think itโs underpowered. Beyond unprincipled. The vote tonight reveals an all-round shitshow of cruelty, cynicism and performative opposition. No wonder voters despair.“]
The only thing that makes System MPs afraid is […COMMENT REDACTED because the UK no longer has much freedom of speech…].
If this was a Tory Government doing this there would be blood on the carpet and Labour calling us everything under the sun. A Labour Government KNOWINGLY pushing people into poverty. Unbelievable https://t.co/PWCf0kYYY8
That is because Starmer-stein and his cabal are not really a Labour government, except in terms of label; they are a Labour Friends of Israel regime. Starmer, Rachel Reeves, Liz Kendall, all of that rubbish lot.
Your not going to see my MP on there he doesn't work for the high peak he works for Israel fuck @Jon4HighPeak he's one bought and paid for bitch. pic.twitter.com/Y9Xj8XmHlc
High Peak is an unfortunate constituency. First they had Conservative Friends of Israel MP Robert Largan (2017-2024), now they have Labour Friends of Israel MP Jon Pearce (2024-). The difference is mainly the party label.
What price “democracy” when, whomsoever you vote for, you get a Friends of Israel drone?
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Liz Kendall's face after Kemi Badenoch says the minister "looks as if she's being tortured" over the welfare reforms… pic.twitter.com/dnqR024bVm
More seriously, Basic Income is the way forward. Akin to Pension (Guarantee) Credit, but rolled out to every (real) English/British citizen (i.e. not fuzzie-wuzzies straight off the boats).
95% or more of the vulgarly-named “Jobcentres” could be shut down, 99.99% of the ludicrously-named “job coaches” etc (most of whom are probably otherwise unemployable themselves) could be dismissed; huge numbers of buildings could be shut down, saving billions.
Neil Oliver
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As MPs debate welfare reforms, work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall confirms that all existing PIP recipients will remain on the current system and the proposed changes to eligibility as part of the bill will only apply to new claims from November 2026. pic.twitter.com/rBuxWfPmHG
Liz Kendall. Stephen Timms. The two most immediately guilty individuals, followed by Rachel Reeves, Starmer-stein, and then all the MPs who vote for these evil disability cuts.
Will any MPs ask Liz Kendall where these jobs are coming from? Who the employers are that will take on someone whose condition means they can work 2 days a month? Someone who has to use the bathroom 10+ times a day and needs assistance to dress below the waist?
Quite. It is the hypocrisy emanating not only from Liz Kendall etc but also from the evil Conservative Party MPs such as Ian Dunce Duncan Smith that is so nauseating.
Also, where is the understanding about how automation, computers, now AI too, already affect and will increasingly affect employment? Marx (arguably) started the ball rolling on that (discussion of the effects), and that was 150 years ago.
Disgusting; could easily be stopped by the government, but they are not interested. Placing a major burden on UK taxpayers, the NHS, housing, & causing mayhem with serious crimes in towns & cities all over the UK; utterly appalling & whoever allows this should be jailed.
Liz Kendall, Rachel Reeves, Starmer-stein, Timms. Others. All guilty. I am “not allowed” (in our “free country”) to say what I think should happen to them, but I know what I think, and I think a lot of other people are thinking the same…
Russian forces struck the Ukrainian armyโs command system and UAV assembly workshops over the past day in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russiaโs Defense Ministry reported: https://t.co/0GyeL7R565pic.twitter.com/7QKGkRfc9G
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) July 1, 2025
Today, CAA has written to @Glastonbury demanding answers over the weekendโs events and noting that the Festival organisers may have breached the conditions of their licence by platforming certain acts despite warnings not to do so.
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) July 1, 2025
[“Today, CAA has written to @Glastonbury demanding answers over the weekendโs events and noting that the Festival organisers may have breached the conditions of their licence by platforming certain acts despite warnings not to do so. The letter is also being shared with @SomersetCouncil, the licensing authority. We have given Glastonbury fourteen days to respond, and, subject to their answers and engagement, we will consider further legal steps. Glastonbury this year allowed itself to become even more of a hate-fest than ever before. That ends now. Or Glastonbury Festival does.”]
“They” are completely out of control, and themselves want the power to control, “monitor”, censor, and close down anyone and anything they decide is “anti-Semitic”.
Anyone with ๐ฎ๐ฑ in their bio should be immediately ostracised, made to feel extremely uncomfortable and automatically be deemed a liar and not to be trusted.
Rather noble. I have not been to Slovakia, though I have been through the part of Moravia (part of the neighbouring Czech Republic) not too far to the west of what is now the border (when I was travelling through by car, 36 years ago, it was all one country— Czechoslovakia).
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Iโm pleased to join the Board of Trustees of the @antisempolicy, following my work as a previous Chairman of the @APPGAA.
Incidents of anti-Jewish racism have spiked to record levels in recent years and weโre seeing a worrying rise in openly sectarian politics in the UK. pic.twitter.com/OfqMFGCM9C
Largan has been volubly pro-Jew-Zionist and pro-Israel. As MP, and even before being elected in 2019, he frequently tweeted against those he considered “antisemitic”, including local resident and persecuted satirical singer-songwriter, Alison Chabloz. He tweeted a few times against me, too, if I recall aright.
I have no idea whether the trustee position about which Largan tweets is paid; I expect so. He does not seem to have taken on other work since he lost his Commons seat 5 months ago. However, the entire annual income of the organization is, apparently, less than ยฃ400,000, so any payment to trustees must be modest.
Seems that Israeli and U.S. “confidential contact”, Ruth Smeeth (now in the House of Lords) is or was another trustee of this organization. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Smeeth;
Others connected with that organization are Luke Akehurst, now an MP, and sinister former MP, “Lord” Ian Austin (search for my previous comments about him via the search box on the blog). https://antisemitism.org.uk/group-members/.
Having just looked at Largan’s Twitter/X timeline for the first time in months, I notice that its tenor is that of a politician still (local elections, local events, Westminster occurrences). Can it be that he hopes to be the Conservative Party candidate for High Peak next time? That is how it looks to me.
Largan, seemingly now resident within the constituency, will have an uphill climb if he wants to get elected again at High Peak. He won High Peak in 2019 by only 1.1 points (590 votes) over Labour’s candidate, but lost in 2024 by 16.1 points (7,908 votes).
In 2024, Reform UK came in a fairly respectable third, but Labour got more votes (just) than Conservative and Reform put together. Reform can only do better, arguably, next time, and may either win or deny the Con candidate the win.
Looking at a few of his recent tweets, I find a few things on which I can agree with Largan: for example, his opinion that The Battle of the River Plate is a very good film indeed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_River_Plate.
[a particularly crisp print, but the audio is less good]
The music, by Brian Easdale, is very fine, in my opinion.
NEW POST. We demanded information about how immigration is impacting Britain & now we're starting to get it.https://t.co/JXWCZ8VrxZ
Most attacks on free speech in the UK come from the Jewish/Zionist pro-Israel lobby, who have been making malicious complaints about me and many others for (in my case) at least 12 years.
That tweeter seems to be hostile to persons expressing anti-Zionist views.
“Law requires” maybe, but not all laws are in use every day or at all. English law still has statutes nominally in force which are now never applied. No doubt Iranian laws are similar in that sense.
โWe now know that in the last four years foreign offenders were responsible for nearly 40,000 criminal offences in Britainโ https://t.co/PLyTVb7Ekk
Accurate… I spent 9 months in East Africa. Itโs very hard to pinpoint exactly why itโs such a mess. They have an infantile mentality and absolutely no commercial sense.
I once went about 10 miles down the road, in the middle of nowhere on the way to Lusaka, the capital ofโฆ
“Accurate… I spent 9 months in East Africa. Itโs very hard to pinpoint exactly why itโs such a mess.
They have an infantile mentality and absolutely no commercial sense.
I once went about 10 miles down the road, in the middle of nowhere on the way to Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, and every 50 meters there was someone selling watermelon. I said to the driver, “Everyone is selling exactly the same product. Why donโt they try making watermelon juice or something different to stand out?” He replied, “But why would we do that? We like melon!”
That attitude was everywhere. In fact, I would sometimes meet Westerners who would say, “Isnโt it amazing how theyโve kept this piece of junk car going for 30 years?” And Iโd reply, “Itโs more amazing that we have automated car factories with robots.” They literally only focus on the immediate need. “Car not go today, car fixed with string and tape.“
The only two factors preventing Britain and other European countries from retaking direct control of Africa, of all of Africa, are 1. socio-political will and 2. the fact that the (((globalists))) find it more convenient to exploit Africa’s resources via corrupt tiny “elites” in each fake African “state” (and to hell with the environment, the forests, the wildlife, and the African people themselves).
The fact is that European rule would benefit all, not least the ordinary Africans.
Incidentally, it would be a great deal easier than many imagine for Europe to reconquer Africa militarily. Only the two factors already noted make it at all hard.
Illiterate travel
I have just read this, https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/travel/sarajevo-guide-balkans-bosnia-and-herzegovina-b1176081.html, a travel piece in what I still call the Evening Standard, and written by well-known columnist Suzanne Moore. Not hugely interesting anyway, but then absurdly badly-written. An essay by a 10-year-old, at best. Or is the sub-editing to blame? Maybe someone pushed a few of the wrong buttons. Extraordinary. Read it and see.
I have read other pieces by Suzanne Moore which were written properly, so maybe it was the fault of the Standard.
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โI made a promise to Esther Rantzenโ
He is so shit at this. Heโs absolutely fucking awful. We really do have Blairism again but with no good bits. And with Alan Partridge as leader.
Pretty accurate summing-up of “Starmer-ism”, in my opinion, “Blairism without the good bits“, though I do not recall many good bits then either, speaking personally.
As far as assisted dying is concerned, I see it as a generally well-meaning attempt to be kind, which however, put into policy and law, is the start of a slide to, eventually, somewhere down the line, killing people for convenience or money.
We canโt sort out our borders because LOTS of money is being pushed into keeping them open. Do have a nose at what the UKโs many charitable foundations are up to if you want to see – eg Paul Hamlyn Foundation, Esmee Fairburn – @ShireStrike what others?
Wouldnโt have thought you would be that old to remember. Get prepared buy a few dozen candles and a pack of cards just in case. Iโve told my grandkids about those days, donโt think they actually believe me ๐คทโโ๏ธ
That’s because you, “Steve Zodiac”, are apparently telling your grandchildren a load of old hooey…
I have blogged in the past about how very many people (including, weirdly, many who were at least in their teens then, and so actually of an age to remember) say, and even perhaps believe, that the 1970s in the UK were some kind of dark age in which the electricity was off most of the time, in which bodies were left unburied by reason of industrial action, in which trains and buses rarely ran, in which rubbish piled up in the towns and cities, in which there was a “three day week” when offices and factories were closed for four days each week, and in which life was generally miserable (for example, food was terrible, they say).
The above-noted fabled dystopia was, we are told, the result of overreaching trade union power and Labour misgovernment.
In other words, out of the 10 years, Labour was in power for about 6 years. Labour government was in place from the early 1960s until mid-1970, then from early 1974 until mid-1979.
Compare to 2024: 81.8% of seats based on 57.4% of the popular vote.
In 1966, the winning party (Labour) got 48% of the popular vote, the losing Conservatives 41.9%.
In 2024, Labour got 33.7%, and the losing Conservatives only 23.7%.
The electoral system has become not just unfair but also illogical and ridiculous. It no longer reflects reality.
Reverting to the general situation in the 1970s, the much-talked-about “Three Day Week” only affected, directly, commercial operations (which were banned from using electricity on the other four days). The Three Day Week only lasted for two months. Out of 10 years (120 months).
I saw the Three Day Week firsthand. I was working, aged just 18, as supposed assistant manager in a very small commercial intelligence outfit based in the Strand (London). The office only had 5 people including me, though we did have a network of mostly ad-hoc agents all over the southern and eastern parts of England (anywhere south or southwest of The Wash). Much of the work was in Surrey, Sussex, Kent, Hampshire, Berkshire, Hertfordshire, Essex. The agents were often retired Army officers who, on being contacted, would —eagerly— say something such as “right-oh, old boy. I’ll fire up the Rover and get onto it.”
I must do a blog post sometime about it.
There were, in the early 1970s, strikes by coal miners etc, resulting in a few brief power cuts (“outages”, as the Americans say), but they lasted for a few hours a day, for a few days. Out of 10 years, again.
In the “Winter of Discontent” (1978-79), there were, for a few weeks, situations in some towns and cities whereby rubbish piled up, yes; that much of the “fable” is true, but only for a brief time. As for the “bodies left unburied“, that only applied in Liverpool and Manchester and only for 14 days: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_of_Discontent#Gravediggers’_strike.
In fact, though the 1970s had its problems political, social, economic, Britain still had possibilities. The population was still almost entirely white Northern European, new ideas and projects were around or developing (the Milton Keynes conurbation, the Open University, new express trains, cross-Channel hovercraft etc), and the absurd and damaging house-price madness, though it had started, was still in its early stages.
Britain still had a functioning Army, Navy, Air Force (etc), and a police force that mainly did its expected job and was not usually the sort of poundshop Stasi we now see, snooping on or “monitoring” the expression of views and opinions.
Incidentally, the food was OK back then on the whole. Slightly less cosmopolitan, yes, but in the South of England at least, foreign foods such as hummus, taramasalata, olives, Indian, Chinese, etc were ubiquitous. In fact, some food was better and more available back then.
What I find worrying is not only that people who were not there, or were small children, are convinced that England in 1970-1979 was a dark and gloomy place; more that people who were there seem to have substituted, for what actually happened, a kind of folk-tale.
As for Jewish-lobby puppet Robert Largan, who was parachuted into the constituency of High Peak (Derbyshire) and served as MP from GE 2019 to GE 2024, he was only born in 1987.
If people cannot recall accurately the 1970s, how much less accurate must be the “memories”, often publicized, of the 1930s and 1940s.
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NEW POST. Keir Starmer doesn't understand the country he is leading -he is violating the British people's sense of fair play on multiple fronts https://t.co/JJ1bHBCCW9
Readers may be surprised to see me repost tweets from now-binned former MP [High Peak], Robert Largan, a conscious tool of the Jewish lobby, but I certainly agree with him about the necessity for architecture to be both beautiful and functional.
I have not been to Dresden, though I was once, in 1988, not far away. As to Manchester, I appeared a few times c.2007 as Counsel at the County Court, at that time situated at Crown Square; I believe that the Crown Court still sits there.
I have, once only, seen Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, but that was even earlier, sometime in the mid-1980s, maybe 1985 or 1986, when the Georgian State Dance ensemble was performing in and around the city (they also went to Preston). The dancers, stage people, interpreters, KGB, and me (unpaid, and uncredited in any way) were all staying in a fairly ghastly hotel called the Britannia, not far from those Gardens (not even a park, but just a flat area of grass, with a few very low and scrubby hedges). I wandered down to pass the time one early evening. Once was enough.
Incidentally, I also saw the Manchester Royal Infirmary, the main hospital, because one of the Georgian dancers had cut his hand right down to the bone as he and others were practising with their swords (part of their spectacular dance act). The swords were razor-sharp, sharpened daily in order to create the sparks that flew during the performance.
The interpreters, including my then girlfriend, were all busy with the performance that evening, so I was asked to accompany the dancer (who only spoke Georgian and Russian, no English) to the hospital in a taxi.
At the hospital, I tried to have him seen to at once (there was a lot of waiting around), and I think we were seen slightly ahead of time, though not soon enough for the Georgian, who though pleasant had the impatience typical of his countrymen. The nurses (if my memory serves) were both pretty and pleasant, as well as efficient (once deployed). So the Georgian survived to fight (onstage) again, and indeed I believe he was the one chosen to meet Mrs. Thatcher when she visited either Moscow or Tbilisi (I think the latter) in a later year.
Those dancers certainly put on a superb show (which I saw for free in Manchester, Preston and some other places). The women in their long costumes seemed to glide rather than walk or dance.
A long time ago now, nearly 40 years…
[a more recent Georgian dance show]
Went to Dresden in 92. Although the Churches and palaces had been restored the ordinary buildings were all gone. Wonderful to see it as it should be
Largan’s comment also refers to the recent statement by thick-as-two-short-planks Angela Rayner, re. Starmer-Labour’s apparent intent to build millions of ugly hutches, in the once green and pleasant countryside, in which to stable migrant-invaders.
The amazing reconstruction of the Frauenkirche in Dresden, completed in 2005.
So a narrative has been created and is spreading out across mainstream media. I saw it this morning on both BBC News and Sky News.
The narrative goes something like this: “a tiny group of ‘far-right’ social media influencers incited a larger group — but still a tiny proportion of the population— to smash things, to riot, and to express ‘hate’ against non-whites and especially Muslims, but ‘the community’ gathered in huge numbers to beat off their attempts to sow ‘division’.“
In reality, there were fairly large gatherings here and there in protest against what has been happening in the UK, especially as regards migration-invasion, and especially what has been developing in the large cities, over the last 30 years. A much smaller group of silly people went further, looting shops and playing into the hands of the System, which then went into “police state” dictatorial mode. “Useful idiots” also started to demand the shutdown of all free speech platforms, such as Twitter/X.
At the same time, the BBC and Sky started to show a Soviet-style melange of grey-haired people in churches praying for “peace”, and a few large crowds of supposed “antifascists” (posing as “the real citizens” etc).
London has a Metro-area population of 15M, so a crowd of 5,000 or even 15,000 is really a very small percentage, not even a tenth of 1%. In reality, it seems that even the largest “counter-protest” (at Walthamstow in N.E. London) consisted of only about 1,000 persons, many from elsewhere: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c623g0xnrero.
The lesson is— “don’t trust the mainstream media”.
The elephant in the room is mass immigration, which continues, day after day. 100-1,000 daily across the Channel, illegally; also, another 3,000 or so “legally”, by air and sea, every day.
I imagine that the present protests and their riotous offshoots will die out…for now. As to what might happen in a year’s time, or 10 or 20 years, we shall see. I don’t mean street protests that, in themselves, achieve little, but political and para-political upheavals.
The DDR (East Germany) could not hold back popular discontent in the end. Do Starmer and Yvette Cooper think that they can hold back the tide?
[East Berlin, 1970s]
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Starmer's Labour is already putting mass immigration on steroids by overturning Rwanda, not doing family visa increase, expanding Afghan migration, watering down illegal migration act, & dispersing asylum seekers. It's the wrong move at the wrong time https://t.co/bt5seb8wMz
…and look at that stupid white (“antifascist”?) woman in a yellow jerkin, standing there smiling inanely as the untermensch advocates mass murder…
Keir Starmer's leadership rating has already crashed from -3 after the election to -16 today (YouGov)
As I wrote in March, this will be one of the most unpopular governments in recent history -and that was before the eruption of immigration protestshttps://t.co/QlAxC1PaF4
Double most of those figures if you substitute “10 years” with “20 years”.
Inevitable, in short, sooner or later. Not a traditional “civil war” though, as I have remarked in the past. A multiform civil/social/ideological/racial conflict, and one without large set-piece battles.
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Vance: The US is not obligated to defend Europe
โช๏ธThe United States is not obligated to defend Europe in the event of a war threat, said Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance pic.twitter.com/68UHPIMmKy
The Russians who were returned to the country as part of the prisoner exchange with NATO countries will rest a bit and continue their work , Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Russia Sergey Naryshkin pic.twitter.com/yt6Ljw0i4c
I imagine that the children of one family will need time to adjust. They apparently know no Russian, and were unaware that they themselves are Russian. Psychological problems seem likely.
Suspended? Surely he should be charged, prosecuted and convicted within a week, thatโs what @Keir_Starmer & @YvetteCooperMP said, isnโt it? โFull force of the lawโ etc?
— Stokie'73 ๐ดโช๏ธ๐ดโช๏ธ (@potter2207) August 8, 2024
There it is— “two-tier policing” from “Two-Tier Keir”.
Were I to say that non-Europeans should be eliminated from the UK and the rest of Europe, even were I not to directly incite it, nor specify a method (unlike the untermensch in question), I have no doubt that the Hampshire police (in their role as part of England’s new poundland Stasi) would once again be knocking at my door, and once again be subjecting me to boring nuisance at the very least.
From where did he get the name “Jones”? Did he eat the previous owner?
The leadership election has yet to grip the nation, if my focus groups of ex-Tory voters are anything to go by:
โMel Strideโ โNever heard of herโ โRobert Jenrickโ โWhoโs he?โ โHe used to be the immigration ministerโ โWell he didnโt do a very good job then, did heโ โKemiโฆ
“The leadership election has yet to grip the nation, if my focus groups of ex-Tory voters are anything to go by: โMel Strideโ โNever heard of herโ โRobert Jenrickโ โWhoโs he?โ โHe used to be the immigration ministerโ โWell he didnโt do a very good job then, did heโ โKemi Badenochโ โAre these real names?โ…
The contenders seem to be one or two white English, one part-Jew, one mixed -race African/English, one full African, and one Indian. Most are pretty brainless, too.
Ashcroft will not be unaware that at least one reason no-one is much interested in the would-be “leaders” is because the Conservative Party is now a total irrelevance. It cannot even make much of an impact in the talking-shop of the Westminster monkeyhouse. Not for the next several years. Maybe never.
They so badly want to be the heroes of their own stories, they do not realise they have become the villains in reality.
Jesus H. Christ! (with apologies to Father Robinson)…what a total waste of space the above creature is, and what a total traitor to European race and culture.
If there were no two-tiered policing, Chief Executive of the ironically named commie hate group Hope Not Hate would be arrested for spreading misinformation.
Watch the difference between how they treat patriot Bernie versus hard-Left instigator, Lowles.
The fact is, whatever happens in the rest of 2024, we know that the end result will be decided in later years, and not in police stations, or in courts, or in the Westminster monkeyhouse.
In 2016, I warned if governments did not listen to the British people and end mass immigration then public concern would return with a vengeance
It is now the top issue for Brits –ahead of the economy, crime, the NHS, housing
Many and indeed almost all of the other problems of the UK have been caused, or made much worse, by the migration-invasion that started as long ago as the 1950s, became a river by the 1980s, and became a torrent after 1989 and especially after 2001. The only word that can now describe it is tsunami. It will break this society apart.
A majority of Americans now oppose using U.S. troops to defend Israel from Iran. Support has dropped to just 41%, and only 35% of independents and Democrats support military intervention to defend Israel โReport pic.twitter.com/5d1grtTmnc
At least 2% should be chopped off those figures, the Jewish proportion of the US population. If the known (((ownership))) of the mass media were not as it is, brainwashing the American public, the figure overall would reduce to not much more than that 2%.
That lady is very mistaken though, if she really believes that “legal” immigration is not a problem. Indeed, it is far more of a problem, because 10x or even 20x the number of the “illegals”.
If the Labour councillor calling for outright murder doesnโt get more than this we know weโre living in a two tier totalitarian state with a fascist leftie dictator in charge. The courts literally spewing out the same statements as number 10. Supposedly independent. #TwoTierKeir
People allegedly part of the more riotous recent protests are not being bailed (as almost all would normally be) prior to sentence (if they pleaded guilty) or prior to trial (if they pleaded not guilty). This is quite obviously covert interference by the political element over the supposedly “independent” judicial element. Indeed, Starmer purported to lay down such practice in his poundland-dictator speech the other day.
Silent majority delivered Brexit Silent majority voted in Boris Silent majority smashed the Tory party. Silent majority are watching these Labour clowns!!! It will be painful 4 years if they even last that long. The writing is on the wall already. #TwoTierKeir#EnouIsEnough
We owe a lot of thanks to the #animals we share this planet with. They are #climate heroes, #ecosystems stewards, #wildlife defenders, and are giving humans a chance to change our trajectory. ๐ ๐๐ณ ๐
Hi Ash, I think you can be British and English in terms of nationality but not English in terms of ethnicity. And I think for many people in the country recent events including Southport symbolise their concern about the decline of the majority group (a concern shared byโฆ https://t.co/4ATcd1gzyS
Like so many non-Europeans who live here, especially the ones who are actually quite affluent, she secretly hates us, or at least that has been my impression.
System narrative: anti-German Occupation terrorism and sabotage 1940-45— good; Hungarian Uprising 1956— good; African pseudo-“liberation”/terrorist movements 1950s/1960s/1970s/1980s— good; Eastern European and Central European anti-Soviet dissident movements 1970s/1980s— good, but British or other social-national resistance manifestations 2024 (or any other year)— bad.
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The moment of the Israeli Air Force's precision airstrike on a multi-story building in the Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/jNBJxqhNc0
I shall be interested to see how many, if any, of the attacks (if any do happen) will be against the nuclear facility at Dimona (southern Israel/Palestine), or Central Israel, especially the central parts of Tel Aviv, as well as the main international airport.
NEW POST. What did you expect? Britain's protests reflect DECADES of elite failure. My thoughts on the latest atrocities in Britain -and the reaction to them https://t.co/KRHvECq7Zc
Goodwin has, however, left out one of the major causes— “them” (you-know-who)…
Nothing shameful about what he says, everyone should ask more questions. We shouldn't be afraid to ask questions, right?
— Politically Incorrect โโ๏ธ๐ (@Marikke8) July 31, 2024
Barwell, an MP (2010-2017) who was mediocre at best, and who was removed by the voters after 7 years, only to be made a fake “lord” in the House of Lords section of the Westminster monkeyhouse. Oh, and Barwell is fanatically pro-mass immigration, too, despite the fact that his own former constituency, Croydon Central, has become an Afro-Caribbean swamp that becomes more violent, gang-ridden and crime-ridden daily. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavin_Barwell.
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[the acclamation of the German people, c.1933]
[acclamation]
[cross-Atlantic airship Hindenburg, 1930s, pictured at Lakehurst, New Jersey. National Socialist Germany was, in many respects, the most advanced state in the world at the time]
While I understand, I think, his strategy, Russia should stand a little apart from outside influences, not being allied to, nor much influenced by, Arab or other Muslim interests or (needless to say) Jewish and Israeli interests.
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"Whatโs happening in Britain right now is not about โdisinformationโ, โmisinformationโ or a rogue tweet. It is the culmination of decades of disastrous policies by our ruling class -the same class that's rushing to discredit anybody who points this out"https://t.co/YdYfWXYOPq
The last 2 days have seen pointless arguments: “was the killer at Southport Muslim or not?” (not, it seems), and “was the killer at Southport ‘British’ or not?” (no, not in the world of reality, but he was born in the UK to Africans). Also, “were the rioters in Leeds Muslim?” (no, Roma Gypsies). All a stupid and pointless media and social media circus.
Anyway, comment about the specific Southport perpetrator must now be limited by reason of someone having been charged and arraigned.
What really matters is the big picture— the failure of “multicultural” Britain. The fact that only 80% of the inhabitants of these islands are now white European, let alone British. Even in 1989 it was about 93%, and in the 1960s at least 95%.
In England specifically, well below that 80% figure, and in the big cities far far below.
“Foreign-born” is not a very accurate measure anyway. As we have seen, many non-whites are born in the UK, but more than that many non-whites are not only born in the UK, but are born to parents themselves born in the UK.
Disastrous for Britain’s future, including its near-future.
Statistics are being misapplied, and falsified anyway.
Just look around you.
What we are looking at is the upcoming slow collapse of what is still a semi-civilized society in the UK. It has already started to crack and distort.
In cahoots with the MSM who could easily have mentioned Leeds or Manchester airport. We are being gaslighted by the government, the police, and the MSM. Itโs absolutely frightening.
— foxinthebox2001 ๐ฎ๐น ๐ฎ๐ฑ๐คโค๏ธ๐งก๐๐๐๐ (@foxinthebox2010) August 1, 2024
I wonder whether Starmer’s wife has much direct influence over his political stances.
Starmer is behaving as though almost everyone in the UK voted Labour, and so (maybe) for him, when in fact only 4 voters out of every 12 that voted, voted Labour (only 4 out of 20 if all eligible voters are included).
— Nature is Amazing โ๏ธ (@AMAZlNGNATURE) July 13, 2024
Remember when during the election Labour had all white people election adverts and Union Jacks displayed all over their advertising, didnโt buy it then, and now anyone like that their calling far right.
Goodwin ought to address (including in his own mind) what (((element))) has always been and still is in the forefront of the conspiracy to import millions of backward non-Europeans into the UK.
He is quite right otherwise, of course.
Goodwin does not suggest what is most necessary though— the creation of a European ethnostate within the UK.
This was really upsetting to watch. Allowing males to compete against women in boxing is dangerous and shows the complete and utter disregard @iocmedia has for women's sport. https://t.co/OmfZ2Wf5aG
I agree with her, as far as that goes, but women should not be boxing anyway, even when they are both actual women and not, as in this case, one not a woman but a “trans” person.
[Bund Deutscher Maedel girls riding in a forest, Germany, 1930s]
Itโs pretty weird to change your accent on the fly depending on which audience youโre speaking to pic.twitter.com/xj1KHopqtr
I myself am probably on various tick-box lists already, thanks mainly to the “usual” malicious (((troublemakers))).
[Starmer and Angela Rayner bending the knee to black mobs a few years ago]
Kier Starmer when a violent drug addict died of a drug overdose in the US โฆ
Kneels
Kier Starmer when the British step onto the streets to protest the latest British kids murdered due to UK government policy that no one voted for or wanted โฆ
Starmer is a tyrant posing as a file clerk, or a file clerk suddenly gifted power.
No NOT talking about knifemen. Heโs NOT talking about groomers heโs NOT talking about murderers. Hes NOT talking about drug dealers Heโs talking about ordinary men and women concerned about their kids pic.twitter.com/DKWrCpKhY9
— leilani dowding ๐ธ๐ โฎ๏ธ (@LeilaniDowding) August 1, 2024
That tyrannical idiot and his “Labour” colleagues have always supported the mass immigration which is this country’s major, prime, most pressing problem, and which impacts all areas, from crime and lawlessness through to housing, environment, overcrowded cities, low pay, the declining NHS, the slow collapse of the Welfare State etc, even the water shortage.
The Labour “elected” tyranny is a complete “ZOG” (“Zionist Occupation Government”). Those who want to know what ZOG looks like in practice, look no further. Starmer-Labour.
— 'And it was Yellow' ๐ท๐บ๐๐๐๐ท๐บ (@Diggrich_) August 1, 2024
In Leeds, the police caved to the Gypsy mob, in Southend the police seemed to be entirely absent as hundreds of blacks fought battles in the streets using machetes etc, but in Whitehall, the brave paramilitary police arrest a woman, said to be 61, for protesting against what is happening in this country.
A biased, “woke” police state, albeit so far, usually, a “poundland” one.
I do not agree with everything Katie Hopkins says, but I do agree with quite a bit of it (not, of course, her pro-Israelism). She does make me laugh, though.
our forefathers must of been far right also for wanting to keep our lands & the people of our wonderful lands safe so they could go to dance classes & have the freedom of being safe in their own homeland..
— Ann Marie ๐ฌ๐ง ๐ฎ๐ช LIVE, LOVE, BE HAPPY ๐ (@crzynites67) August 1, 2024
…and what or who do you think stands behind Israel-puppet Starmer? That’s right…
The Israeli army ordered all its air, land and sea troops to be ready for battle.
US units, including Navy and rapid reaction forces (such as the 101st Airborne Division), as well as several units stationed in the Central Command area of โโresponsibility, were ordered to be on alert tonight, media reports pic.twitter.com/VhsESrlM4b
“Keir Starmer is looking into plans to process asylum seekers outside the UK as part of a rethink of the governmentโs immigration policies, even as a returns agreement with the EU appears more distant than ever.
The prime minister said on Thursday he was open to the idea of Britain processing claims offshore, after a day spent discussing illegal migration with fellow European leaders at Blenheim Palace. Those talks, as part of the European Political Community summit, included a meeting with Edi Rama, the Albanian prime minister, whose country processes asylum claims on behalf of Italy.
But he said a deal to return refused asylum seekers to the EU was low on his list of priorities, as the French president, Emmanuel Macron, warned his country was not willing to shoulder the additional burden.
โBut look, Iโm a practical person. Iโm a pragmatist. And Iโve always said weโll look at what works and where cases can be processed closer to origin, then that is something which of course ought to be looked at.โ
[The Guardian]
As I have been predicting for many months on the blog, Starmer will “solve” the “small boats” migration invasion, meaning get it off the TV news agenda, by simply “processing” the applications of the invaders long before they reach the UK, whether that be in France, in Albania, in Italy, or even in Africa.
“Processing” will mean, in this context, rubberstamping 90% or more of the applications. Probably more, looking at how about 80% of the applications of the present wave of invaders are eventually approved once they land in the UK (and the rest not deported anyway).
What about those, the small minority no doubt, who apply for asylum in those extra-territorial processing centres or offices but are refused? Is Starmer pretending that they will be content to stay in, or return to, their native countries? Of course they will not. They will simply make their way to the English Channel and then try to cross it.
What I can say is that – if the messages between the defendants in my case are right – the advice of Mark Lewis of Patron Law was terrible. He appears not to have understood fundamental aspects of my claim. @MLewisLawyerhttps://t.co/NznpEQpOTfpic.twitter.com/SVwBbdsngA
Only one thing can save Western culture and civilization, and the root-stock on which they both depend— social nationalism, and a consequent “revaluation of all values”.
Happened to see the above photo of the Thames just below Benson Lock, Oxfordshire. My mind at once returned to the summer of 1971, when I was there, aged 14, rowing my inflatable yellow neoprene boat downstream.
53 years ago. Over half a century. Does not seem possible, in a sense.
At least that little corner of England has not yet been trashed, or built upon.
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So the Ukrainian parliament just passed for further proceeding a law that would de facto legalize corruption under the guise of fighting corruption. And this came from Zelenskyyโs support party. This is beyond absurd. Should this become law expect an exodus of Westernโฆ https://t.co/OHz6MiJLMZ
“Ukraine” (Kiev regime)— a shambolic, corrupt and brutal dictatorship masquerading as a “democracy” that values civil rights etc.
Moscow does not rule out deploying nuclear missiles in response to the deployment of long-range US missiles in Germany, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told reporters:https://t.co/U3h6IiWbv7pic.twitter.com/drRDoD671m
Russian troops destroyed a US-made M109 Paladin self-propelled artillery system of the Ukrainian army by a Lancet loitering munition in the Kherson area, Russiaโs Defense Ministry reported: https://t.co/8OqWFq5YxV
Behind Donald Trump, entirely different forces are at play. He represents an alternative to Biden and globalisation, diverging significantly from the policies of both Democratic and Republican forerunners.
I often worry that I may be too old to take a leading part in the national revolution by the time it happens, at least to take an active leading part; I am already 67 (68 in September). Damn.
I can understand some people often make a steeple with their hands but this is simply an unnatural thing to do, especially when sitting down. This is no real IT 'outage', the prep is being done for more lockdowns.
— cognitivedissonanceeverywhere (@Vercovicium) July 19, 2024
Elon Musk has evidently had a very different experience of living in the USA than I ever did…
One of my favourite buildings. Beauty in public buildings shouldnโt be a nice to have extra but a core part of their function. https://t.co/KctTLbBOxr
Mirabile dictu! Former-MP and Israel-puppet Largan has said something with which I can agree.
I have noted in the past on the blog the inadequacy of so many post-1945 public buildings in the UK, for example the court buildings in both London and the provinces. Some are OK, or even impressive, but more are not. Compare them to most of the American court buildings, such as the Federal court building in Trenton, New Jersey, where I was, several times, over 30 years ago:
So ugly, one is prompted to speculate, “Britischer Architekt?” Still, quite large and impressive at least.
I see that that 1980s building is named after a former Governor of the state, who was also at one time Chief Justice of New Jersey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_J._Hughes_Justice_Complex#Dedication. I was very slightly acquainted with one of his sons, who himself became a Federal magistrate in 1991, a year or two after I was introduced to him; I met him again, en passant, a few times, in the years 1989-1991: https://www.pli.edu/faculty/hon.-john-j.-hughes-i1305491. He was all right, but not the most social person in the world, to be frank. Not sure that I would have liked to have been a defendant in his court…
It seems, just now, To be happening so very fast; Despite all the land left free For the first time I feel somehow That it isn't going to last https://t.co/hoGQ84EsYt
Well, amazing. A second tweet of Largan that I like. Two in one day. Amazing.
If those poetic lines are original, from Largan himself, then he has a poetic sophistication, though not unflawed, at which I should not have guessed, to be frank.
Huge crowds marching to the Gardaรญ station in Collock.
— Tommy Robinson ๐ฌ๐ง (@TRobinsonNewEra) July 19, 2024
Cheers from the Irish tonight as the building that was to be used to house unvetted migrant men in Coolock catches fire again ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ bloody climate change eh? pic.twitter.com/KR8ikRXqTW
— Tommy Robinson ๐ฌ๐ง (@TRobinsonNewEra) July 19, 2024
Surprise surprise. When it comes to claims linking a ban on puberty blockers to increased suicide Jolyon Maugham & other activist lawyers have been talking total bollocks https://t.co/iLQhUifqzV
Even if that were not so, the ban is obviously the right thing to do, whatever the collateral damage.
"While the British Tories have lost their way, failing to grasp how the tectonic plates of politics are on the move, Team Trump have doubled down on and expanded the post-2016 political realignment"https://t.co/V5XZ2cc81p
The United States may stop providing aid to Ukraine in the future, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a fireside chat at the 2024 Aspen Security Forum:https://t.co/G9NOsXzQz7pic.twitter.com/6WxrHJBRVm
Disappointing. I wanted the Conservative Party to be crushed (~50 seats) whereas, now, on about 120 seats, it can still pose as a viable party, and its status as official Opposition reinforces that.
Labour, as expected, won the most seats, easily (with 2 results not yet in, 412 MPs, and a majority of about 96 or so).
The other System party, the LibDems, have apparently won 71 seats, almost all entirely by default, as “alternative choice”, or “dustbin” choice, or “tactical choice”.
Of course, this election again emphasizes the inadequacy of FPTP voting, but the “usual suspects” make sure that the System parties oppose proportional representation. “They” remember Adolf!
FPTP makes it very hard for small parties to rise up. That makes the modest success of both Reform UK and the Greens even more striking.
It has been hilarious to read the tweets bitterly whining at Farage having won at Clacton.
Reform UK now has a foothold at Westminster. The exit poll had predicted 13 MPs. Looks like 4 now. Still, the significant thing, apart from those 4 successes, is that Reform came second in dozens of other constituencies. When Labour (as is inevitable) lets down the voters over the next 4-5 years, Reform may be in a position to do much better.
The Greens also did well, though that party will never be able to convince the general public that they are really “green” while they continue to support mass immigration, or allowing the creation of large solar electricity installations, or huge wind turbines, on green fields etc.
While I am disappointed with the overall result, and with some individual results too, I have seen plenty of results that have cheered me.
A number of the MPs removed have been featured over recent years in my “Deadhead MPs” series.
Some removed MPs:
Victoria Prentis [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Prentis], a complete puppet of the Israel lobby, and an exceptionally poor Attorney-General, has been removed (as MP). A Conservative Friends of Israel member.
Penny Mordaunt. The now-washed-up “great white hope” of those Conservative Party members outdated enough to want a real English person as leader and possible PM. Not the worst of the ditched MPs. Never mind; she will always have the memory of that Coronation sword and, a few years earlier, that swimsuit moment…
Nigel Evans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Evans. A useless creature, whose only real job before becoming an MP was helping out in his parents’ corner shop. He was also lucky to escape conviction on sex offences (see my “Deadhead MPs” profile, below).
Oh, God, what can one say? Actually, I already said it, years ago (see her “Deadhead MP” profile, below). She had one of the supposedly safest Con Party seats, too.
This was the idiot who wanted to put GPS trackers in the handles of all knives to deter “knife crime”! A total deadhead. He should have suggested putting microchips under the skin of those “likely” to commit knife crime, but that might be seen as “racist”, of course.
As I said in an update to that blog post, “Mann could, I suppose, go back to being a postman, a far more socially-useful job than being an MP, at least one of the type Mann has been. Otherwise, unless his friends can find a job for him, he may soon start to learn from personal experience how hard life can be in contemporary Britain for the unemployed, especially at his age (46).
That should not come as too much of a shock to him, though. After all, he himself voted for all of the anti-“welfare” nonsense put through from 2015-2024, and approved of most if not all of the Dunce Duncan Smith nonsense of 2010-2015.“
One of the best results of GE 2024, as far as I am concerned. Not merely a Conservative Friends of Israel member, but a very nasty little individual, who tweeted against me a few times in the past, and also gloated online at the convictions of Alison Chabloz, the satirist and singer, who lives and/or lived in the High Peak constituency.
Larghan was a “bean-counter” (accountant) for Marks & Spencer before latching onto the old MP racket; perhaps he will go back to that way of making a living.
“After losing his seat as the HIgh Peak MP Robert Largan, who was standing for the Conservative party, says he has helped a huge number of constituents and brought money to the area during his time in power.
This morning it was announced that Jon Pearce had taken the seat with 22,533 votes and Mr Largan only getting 14,625 votes.
However, reflecting on his time in office Mr Largan said: โAll political careers end in failure.“
[Buxton Advertiser]
Largan, derivative to the end…(and most “political careers” last longer than 5 years…).
Incidentally, I notice that all or almost all of the Conservative Party MPs binned (not just the few noted above) would have retained their seats had it not been for the Reform UK candidatures.
Tweets seen
These two good dogs bring their humans to save this baby calf trapped in mud & show kindness to it. Regardless of species, empathy & loyalty make this world beautiful. ๐๐ช pic.twitter.com/ClEDNuig3a
๐๐๐๐๐๐ great night for Reform this is just the start!๐๐ฅ @Nigel_Farage and @reformparty_uk have destroyed the Tory party to its foundations. Tories deserve this. Reform are the true opposition to Labour and will win the election in 2029 and we get @Nigel_Farage as PM! โค๏ธ๐ฌ๐ง
“Man proposes, God disposes” etc, but this will have been merely the start, now that Reform UK have their boots under the table. They are, of course, not social-national, but their success moves the “Overton Window” a bit, anyway. A real social-national movement must emerge, though.
@reformparty_uk the ket thing now is that @Conservatives can never govern again unless they embrace 5 million Reform voters
Reform UK apparently got a national vote-share of around 14%. In a pure PR system, Reform would be allocated about 91 MPs, not the miserable 4 allowed via FPTP.
Will Hutton, like so many of his type, cannot see that most of the issues, if not all, that he highlights, have been caused, or have been made worse, and/or are still being made much worse, by the continuing migration invasion, numbered in the millions. Indeed, over the past 25 years alone, numbered in the tens of millions.
The Toryโs are the party of the walking dead little support amongst the under 30s. In 20 years they will be gone as a political force. Reform on the other hand 4 musketeers in HOC four million votes. Zero political baggage for 2029 and the most popular party with the youth.
Labour’s “landslide” is an arithmetical trick, nothing more. No-one really has any enthusiasm for Israel-puppet Starmer and his unimpressive MPs. The result of GE 2024, as expected, was that Labour’s vote-share stayed almost the same (33.7%, compared to 32.1% in 2019), as did the LibDem vote-share (12.2% compared to 11.6%), but the Conservative Party vote-share dropped from 43.6% in 2019 to 23.7% in 2024.
Reform UK’s vote share (the official figure not yet seen by me but supposedly 14%) was obviously the main reason why Con losses and Lab gains were so great.
Another significant fact is that over 40% of those eligible to vote did not vote. Turnout was below 60%.
They won 4m votes and got just 5 seats. The Lib Dems got just under 4m votes and got 70 seats. Thereโs your answer. A broken electoral system.
Tweeter “@BarnabyEdwards” displays the usual “woke” inability to think. He only accepts the logic he wants to accept. At first, it’s “ha ha, look at Reform UK! What a failure!“, then, when some facts about voting numbers are pointed out, it’s “yes, FPTP is rubbish, but fact is that Reform UK have only 5 MPs and yet are treated the same as serious parties like Plaid Cymru and the Greens, and will get more coverage than they merit“.
The said tweeter, one Barnaby Edwards, is really saying that Plaid Cymru, with its (faux) Welsh “nationalism”, and the pseudo-Greens, merit more coverage than Reform because (unspoken) Reform is anti-migration invasion etc.
Look at the popular vote numbers, though: Reform UK well over 4 MILLION votes; Plaid Cymru below 195,000, not even a twentieth of the number of votes received by Reform. As for the Greens, 1,842,000, so good but still a long way short of half the number of votes received by Reform.
Incidentally, tweeter “@BarnabyEdwards” has nearly 23,000 Twitter/X “followers”, whereas the more sensible or less biased fellow talking with him, “@cllranderson”, has a mere 2,000. Typical of the platform, of course.
If the country deteriorates beyond recognition due to the much higher and faster influx of African illegal migrants of a hostile culture, enabled by a virtue-signalling Home Secretary @YvetteCooperMP , such disaster would be on Labour and on those who voted Labour into power.
— S p r i n t e r F a m i l y (@SprinterFamily) July 4, 2024
"Reform achieved a 14% vote share but 1% of seats while the Lib Dems achieved a 12% vote share, half a million votes LESS than Reform but 11% of seats. Reform got 5 MPs; the Lib Dems 71" – John Curtice
GB News's Sir Philip Davies MP wagered he will not hold his Shipley constituency (6,242 majority.)
Last night he said he โfully expected to loseโ the West Yorkshire marginal but insisted he had not done anything illegal. He is married to minister of Common Sense Esther McVey pic.twitter.com/Q4aU9aqbFd
— Jane ๐ฑ๐๐บ๐ฆ๐ (@localnotail) June 26, 2024
Good grief. The “Conservative” MPs really are “filling their boots” on the way out…
Rishi Sunak banging on about integrity, meanwhile simultaneously CCHQ have changed their handle to Tax Check UK and are posting misinformation………the fucking state of it.#BBCDebatepic.twitter.com/yy7mHPhsTI
— Land of Tope & Dory ๐ (@lookeyhere4) June 26, 2024
Incredible. In the Christian Weltanschauung we are all “sinners”, it is said, but the Conservative Party is rapidly being exposed as a cabal of corrupt and ethics-free outright criminals and spivs.
Can you imagine a low trick of that sort being pulled in 1956 (the year of my birth), 1974 (when, aged 18, I voted for the first and only time—my candidate came last out of four…), or even 20 years ago? No. It would not, could not, have happened.
It is as if there has been a complete and shameless moral collapse on the part of the Conservative Party’s MPs and staff. Betting on the election date while having inside knowledge, masquerading as a fictional “Tax Check” organization (as above), masquerading as a candidate for any party other than Conservative (the unpleasant little Israel puppet, Robert Largan, at High Peak) etc.
Just unbelievable.
As for Philip Davies, he has, in a sense, every right to bet against himself, especially as he would certainly prefer to be, and make more profit were he to be, re-elected as MP for Shipley. Yes. No argument as far as that is concerned, but it just looks wrong, and so, bearing in mind the status and public position of an MP —as Davies was until the prorogation of Parliament— it is wrong.
“Migrant shipwreck survivor is arrested in Italy amid claims he strangled Iraqi girl, 16, to death in front of her mother on sinking yacht in the Med after watching his wife and daughter drown“
[Daily Mail]
Look at the type of untermenschen coming to mainland Europe, many then travelling on to the UK.
More tweets seen
A heartfelt message from David (Robbieโs husband) to all of Woodfieldโs supporters who have sent such kind messages since Robbieโs passing last Thursday ๐https://t.co/4KVJbB9mLypic.twitter.com/4nRCj8Y2au
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) June 24, 2024
However, we can only do this with your continued support. Thank you to all who have donated, rest assured as always you money will be used to care for the animals that Robbie loved so much https://t.co/4KVJbB8OW0
— Woodfield Animal Sanctuary (@AnimalWoodfield) June 25, 2024
Apropos of nothing, I wonder how many of my regular blog readers know that the Russian word for a railway station of medium to large size is a “voksaal” [ะฒะพะบัะฐะป], which comes from, yes, “Vauxhall”.
The reason is that Vauxhall was apparently one of the first places to have a functioning steam train, or at least a well-known one, at a time (early 19thC) when Vauxhall was a “pleasure garden”. Possibly. A similar but distinct explanation is that other pleasure gardens, in Poland and Russia, were later referred to as “vauxhalls” and were in the vicinity of railway stations: anyway, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vauxhall_Gardens#Cultural_significance.
I think that a few of my regular readers already knew that, though I admit that I am guessing…
Pathetic, Paul. The legitimate concerns of women on this matter โ expressed by women from the Right *and the Left* โ are not to be falsely dismissed as a Tory plot.
Paul Mason, would-be Labour MP, becomes ever more pathetic politically. One feels that, given another 10 years, he will be found wandering the streets and swearing randomly.
Russian forces destroyed 12 drone control centers in the zone of responsibility of the Battlegroup West, spokesman for the battlegroup Ivan Birma said:https://t.co/M1SP6gqzAbpic.twitter.com/Rt4oJiVcMp
Russiaโs navy is receiving more and more warships and boats year by year, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting on shipbuilding, citing year-on-year statistics:https://t.co/Pgzc6MjQn5pic.twitter.com/GnTJq5tyZ4
Good sense and Realpolitik breaking out in Berlin?
One INSANE thing about Johannesburg is how low trust it is.
Most people have houses with security guards for their gated community, high walls, electrified wire, CCTV. Nobody parks their car in the open at night Everyone seems to be in fear.
— Lord Miles Official (@real_lord_miles) June 24, 2024
If mass immigration, meaning net surplus immigration, were ended, then there would be no need for such building on the Green Belt. England's green and pleasant land is worth defending.
Enthusiasts for assisted suicide might not like to read this extract from a letter in todayโs .@Guardian, fromProf David Albert Jones pic.twitter.com/VilROO32uU
It is coming now to the point at which we might ask, “which event will destroy our present civilization? A collapse in insect life, plant life and then animal and human life? A nuclear war? A “pandemic” (a real one, not one like the “Covid” panicdemic/scamdemic)?“
I live in the UK. 20 years ago if we drove 50 miles in the spring/summer our windscreens would be plastered with insects. Now I can drive 200 miles and there might be a couple. Donโt even need to use windscreen washers. Ask anyone here.
20 years is even less than a flash in historical times yet the number of UK insects has declined by around 75% in this time. It's similar in many other European countries where constant measurement has been taking place using standardized methods. https://t.co/SqsgjW7fFl!
The tide is turning. Reform UK is the first really significant movement of the “Overton Window” in mainstream UK politics. Later, social-nationalism can take hold, once there is a suitable movement as a vehicle for it. Then, a few accounts may be settled.
๐ต๐ธ Dozens of Palestinians rush towards a humanitarian aid truck in the Gaza Strip due to severe shortages of clean water and food. pic.twitter.com/E44lIruuVr
Their evil is palpable when they feel thwarted. A similar incident happened in London a couple of months ago, with the Metropolitan Police as the immediate targets of the filmed propaganda.
According to my use of Electoral Calculus [https://www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/userpoll.html], that might result in a House of Commons with 441 Labour MPs (overall majority 232), LibDems 82, Cons 55, Reform UK 22, Greens 4, SNP 23 (etc).
Nearly 600,000 AFU troops have been lost and 4 oblasts, Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson because Volodymyr Zelenskyy provoked a war, threatening to host nuclear weapons, attacking Donbass, threatening Crimea and insisting Ukraine could join NATO. Biden encouraged this.
— Laurence (Larry) Boorstein (@LarryBoorstein) June 27, 2024
Far right: the belief that British culture and civilisation is worth preserving.
Ian Robert Millard 