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There is no doubt that there is a strong link between Israel, UK-based Israel lobby groups (such as Labour Friends of Israel), pro-Israel Labour MPs in the UK, “antifascist” (mainly Jewish) orgs such as “Hope not Hate”, and sex crimes, particularly of the “paedophilia” kind.
That all plays into the connected Mandelson/Epstein scandal, of course, and there are several Labour MPs and advisers currently awaiting trial or currently under investigation in relation to such offences.
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Yes. You see that all the time. Examples include the migration invasion, the Jewish/Israel lobby, and the sheer uselessness of the main System parties.
[“G. K. Chesterton explains that reading gives a man more lives than he was born with:
“A man who has read a thousand books is armed for life; a man who has read none is easy prey. The man who has read a thousand books has lived a thousand lives. He has seen cities he has never visited, spoken to men who died centuries ago, and walked in worlds that no longer exist. Reading does not merely inform him; it enlarges him. It stretches the boundaries of his own experience until he becomes something more than himself.”]
It has been said, plausibly, and by people who know, that several recent British prime ministers and other political Prominente never read books: Corbyn, “Boris” Johnson, Liz Truss, David Lammy; many others too.
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Goodwin has been on an ideological journey. He may well be largely sincere but, like most Reform UK types, is badly weakened by his support for, and inability to oppose, the Jewish/Israel lobby.
[“Nationalism is love – not hate.
Just as we naturally put our families before strangers, we care for our own people, our culture, our home.
That doesn’t mean looking down on others – it means being loyal to what’s ours.
It’s the glue that holds a nation together. We’re not isolated individuals – we’re part of something bigger: shaped by history, sacrifice and the generations before us who built our towns, our laws and the way of life we cherish.
Wanting to preserve that isn’t strange or sinister. It’s human nature.
The only reason it gets twisted into something hateful is because some want us ashamed of our pride and divided.
Real nationalism is the opposite: unity, care, and the determination to pass on something better to our children.
Time to restore that pride.”]
I agree, not because I want Reform, but because I want rid of both Lab and Con.
I sincerely hope that both Lab and Con suffer “historic losses” on 7 May. Huge losses will knock the stuffing out of both.
Which is why I myself was misled, at first. About 6 years ago, I assumed, perhaps lazily, that a former DPP would be an effective leader and administrator, despite the disastrous incumbency of Common Purpose drone Alison Saunders, who took over as DPP from Starmer.
Naturally, I assumed that Starmer would at the very least be a competent administrator, and probably incorrupt. Wrong on both counts…
It did not take me very long to understand that Starmer was (and remains) both a moneygrubber and no good at his job. I wrote on the blog in, I think, 2021, or 2022, that Starmer was “to my surprise, utterly clueless“… It took most msm scribblers and talking heads (and voters) a few years more before they caught up and caught on.
Ian Robert Millard 