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Blast from the past
I happened to see and to re-read a blog post from exactly 2 years ago. I said, inter alia:
[“Khrushchev, in his memoirs, said that (putting it in the language of 2024) an office-bod or bureaucrat type of person (he was thinking of Malenkov) was the very last type who should ever be given power.
Starmer is exactly that type. A sterile black-letter legal type, beholden to the UK Jewish lobby and Israel lobby; probably a freemason too. He will soon be an “elected” dictator by default, purely because the “Conservative” misgovernment is simply incapable of governing at all.
Starmer and Labour, on their own merits, would struggle to get elected. That they are now superficially popular by default is just absurd. They are not at all popular, but there is nothing in their way now. Less than two and a half weeks to go before Election Day, and the Conservative Party will be lucky to retain 50 MPs, in my opinion (which has been my opinion on the blog for months). (The “experts” are still saying 100-200).
Starmer is about to institute a kind of tyranny, for the benefit of transnational finance-capitalism and, of course, (((the usual))) “cosmopolitan” interests.”]
See:
Well, if I say so myself, who shouldn’t, I was pretty much right in calling it. I concede to having been wrong in thinking that the Conservative Party MP-cadre might reduce from 372 to 50 (it reduced to 121); next time, perhaps.
I think that I have been proven right as to the rest, though.
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Ha ha! Brilliant! Brava! that woman!
See also:
Steady though very slow advance. Russia needs a sudden and devastating gamechanger.
[“IN THE NEXT DAYS (WEEK), UKRAINE WILL LOSE CONTROL OVER KONSTANTINOVKA, KUPYANSK, AND LYMAN
The Russians have liberated New Donbas – they have reached five kilometers from Dobropolje
With the capture of Dobropolje, Russian forces will be able to flank Druzhkovka from the southwest and approach the much larger and more important Kramatorsk.”]
If Russian forces can advance on and take Kramatorsk, that will be a significant marker or milestone.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kramatorsk
How much can they be paying him to so besmirch not only his own honour, but also his own basic credibility?
Our animal friends.
The CPS is afraid of the various “ethnic” lobbies, in this case the Sikh lobby, but more usually the Muslim lobby and (most of all) the Jewish lobby: see
In 2021, Stephen Silverman of the malicious Jewish “Campaign Against Antisemitism” fake charity (ethno-political pressure group) made a quite deliberate and false allegation against me to the police (see the first of the three blog posts noted above), to the effect that I had “racially harassed” him.
Completely false. Indeed, all harassment has been in the other direction, for years. I had never contacted the bastard, never seen him/it, and did not even have his/its contact details, address etc.
I was never charged with the invented “crime”, but the police should have charged Silverman. He quite plainly committed an attempt to pervert the course of justice, as well as the lesser crime of wasting police time. Was never charged.
I blame myself in part. I should have made an official complaint to the police against Silverman in 2021 or 2022; I am just not the kind of person who is always “reporting” people (if “people” is the bon mot)…
“Multicultural” countries cannot survive as nations, and can only survive as enforced states, kept in one piece by severe laws restricting free speech, political activity, protest, dissidence etc. This is now where Britain is. Policing has become nakedly political, and that also applies to the prosecution of offences.
The monkey may be changed, but not the organ-grinder(((s))), nor the music played.
Translates to a Commons with about 325 Reform UK MPs (just short of a majority), 84 Cons (very weak official Opposition), 62 LibDems, 61 Lab, 45 SNP, 44 Greens [etc].
Once again, on those figures Starmer would lose his seat, as would any (?) Labour MP at Makerfield, the by-election for which is tomorrow.
Whoever this lady may vote for, anyone who has mixed-race grandchildren (or children) is, to that maybe small extent, helping those who are destroying Europe’s future.
Quite amusing to see the Twitter/X “antiracist” idiots replying to that brief clip. As usual, deploying the “thick as mince” and similar comments. They cannot see that they themselves, desperate (God knows why) to see Labour succeed at Makerfield), are the dim souls, thinking that more System Labour misrule is a good thing (and that yet more migration-invasion is somehow a good thing).
Well, that opinion poll may show a “Burnham Bounce” for Labour, but that is now. If the next GE is not until 2028 or 2029, the picture may have changed or changed back, after another year or more of Labour government.
Anyway, that poll seems to show that a GE today, but with Burnham as PM, would result in a Commons with about 276 Reform UK MPs (about 50 short of majority), Labour 194 (substantial Opposition), 62 LibDems, 37 Cons, 30 SNP, and 25 Greens [etc].
That would be a completely hung Parliament, and with a minority Reform government unable to find the 50+ extra votes needed to pass anything much.
Incidentally, on those figures, and with PM Burnham as MP for Makerfield, he might well lose his own seat unless able to buck the national trend…
Bear in mind, though, that Restore’s impact has not been much quantified yet.
Yvette Cooper, Angela Rayner, and Al Carns, all suggested/potential Labour leaders, would also lose their seats on those figures.
If Burnham wins tomorrow at Makerfield, he will therefore probably not call a GE but hang on until (?) 2029, probably getting less and less popular, but hoping that “something will turn up”. Meanwhile, nationalist and social-national resentment will build up a formidable head of steam in the country.
I suppose readers of the blog will expect me to make a prediction as to Makerfield.
A fool’s errand, really, but for what it may be worth, Labour does seem to be nailed on (maybe, though, not to the extent seen on the betting market, where Labour is now heavily odds-on at a fairly absurd 1/7).
I expect that there are many “secret” Reform (and Restore) voters, but whether there are enough to make a difference I do not know. It is said that 10%-15% of Makerfield voters remain uncertain or undecided.
I think that Reform are now unlikely to pull it off, partly by reason of the ad hominem attacks made on the Reform candidate, partly because Restore’s candidature has plainly split what would have been the Reform vote. A Reform victory, though, is still just about possible.
Well, in a day or so, we shall all know the result.
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Ian Robert Millard 