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Tweets seen
The Starmer-stein Labour Friends of Israel government seems to do everything and anything that makes life more difficult for the British economy and people. Hopeless.
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[“I’m genuinely perplexed at how the ignorant horde of Reform shills could possibly go after this program.
“taxfunded horserides” – for severely disabled children, who are typically going to be in the realms of non-verbal, or will have other severe issues.
This is for children who struggle with any emotional depth, the animals are used to give them an emotional bond that they can extrapolate to other social situations.
There aren’t hordes of falsely diagnosed children riding horses for free, this is an utterly bizarre myth from Reformcels.”]
Many Reform UK candidates and voters are the same idiots who, from 2010 onward, voted “Conservative” because it suited them to believe that poor people on State benefits were somehow responsible for the economic problems of the UK.
There is only one reason to support Reform UK at all, and that is to ensure that the Lib-Lab-Con rigged political system is trashed by 2029; even though Reform is itself now —as I long-predicted on the blog— well and truly infiltrated and controlled by the Jewish-Zionist element, via Tice, Farage etc.
Once Reform is in government, and then (inevitably) fails at almost everything, real social-national forces can rise up…
Talking point
i.e. “they” are often the gravediggers of (purely-) European race and culture, and also usually want to control society (wherever they may live).
More tweets
They were right, but almost no-one was listening…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Asians_from_Uganda
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Asians_from_Uganda#Aftermath
In 1972, thinking people were appalled at the prospect of an influx of 50,000 Ugandan Asians. In the end, about 27,000 arrived (the remainder going to other countries).
In 2026, there are more immigrants than that (27,000) arriving in the UK in any single month; indeed, about that number every week or so.
Exactly. (both tweets…).
If that “Darren” idiot believes all that, he has no business being in government. We could have all the gas we could possibly need from Russia quite cheaply and, if the UK were to leave NATO, that would or could be ours at or below cost price.
Incidentally, I drove through the now-very-odd town or “city” of Brighton the other day, the first time I had seen it since I appeared as Counsel in the County Court there about 19 or 20 years ago. Driving along the seafront, I noticed that the view now includes a whole line of ugly offshore wind turbines in the distance. Horrible.
I say “odd“, by the way, because I have not seen so many peculiar people on the streets since I was last in Oxford. It is as if some social magnet has attracted tribes of “weirdos” to those cities.
Late tweets
An extreme example of the police once again prioritizing the repression of fake or non-crime (a white boy uttering a supposedly “racist” word or two) over dealing with real crime (an untermensch stabbing said white boy).
It might be said that the police did not acquit themselves well in that incident— on the one hand too brutal (the policeman who kicked a prone detainee in the head), on the other hand completely useless (the women police crying like little girls), but there is surely little doubt that the defendants were guilty. I wonder what was the racial/cultural make-up of the jury (I can guess…).
A horrible tribe.
Incidentally, that Biblical reference (the correct form is Revelation 3:9, not “Revelations” 3:9…) is this:
“Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee.“
Translates to a Commons with about 281 Labour MPs (45 short of a majority), 210 Reform UK (strong official Opposition), 60 LibDems, 49 Cons, 19 SNP, 8 Greens [etc].
That really puts the cat among the pigeons. Labour would have to make an accommodation with the LibDems. Even so, that coalition —or whatever— would still have a mere 15-MP majority.
On those figures, the Greens would really be put back in their box. 8 MPs; only +3 compared to their position now.
As to the Conservatives, on those figures Kemi Badenoch would lose her seat, and her party would have fewer than half the MPs it retained at GE 2024.
Late music
Ian Robert Millard 