Another interesting “Matt and Julia” vlog about “the real Iran” (and a few memories of my own)
Persian food can be very nice indeed. I often recall the food prepared by a Persian lady in London, cooked as a kindness for a friend of mine (and hers), an aristocratic lady from East Prussia displaced by both the Second World War and the decolonizing nonsense in the East Africa of the 1950s.
That Persian food was sent across the road, via one of the Persian lady’s adult sons, packed in takeaway-type foil containers. Fantastic stuff.
As to those Persians, they had a lucky escape. The father of the family had been an MP in Iran, was I think strongly connected to the Shah, and had been hanged after the Shah had been deposed. The family lost pretty much everything in Iran, but the lady herself was allowed to leave thanks to some kind of family influence. Fortunately, her two sons were both students at Imperial College in London. A flat in Little Venice had been bought as somewhere for them to live while studying. That became the home for the three of them and their little cat.
Of course, a mansion flat in Little Venice is hardly poverty (the pop group, Bros, were their nearest neighbours), but back in Iran they had had rural estates (near Shiraz, I think) and numbers of servants.
Nice people. They thought that my German friend, by then in her 60s, ate too little, and should be encouraged to eat. They were right: my old friend could not cook, and tended to subsist on bread (she liked, ironically, a Jewish bread with caraway seeds, bought locally), eaten with butter and a lot of salt, and washed down with lemon tea or sparkling water.
I still remember how nice the Persian food, cooked by that Persian lady, was. My friend used to share it with me, if I were around when it was delivered.
Small world: I was dining at the Persians’ one evening, for the first and last time in fact, in company with both my German friend and her young (20-something) step-grand-daughter, when the subject of the contemporaneous Darius Guppy trial came up [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darius_Guppy]. The Persian family had known Guppy as a small boy, Guppy being half-Persian; the Persian lady referred to him as having been “a nice boy”.
Many years later, about 24 years in fact, in 2017, I gave a half-hour political-legal talk at the then-popular London Forum. Afterwards, who should come to to me and introduce himself but Darius Guppy. A personable fellow, who had the interesting knack of being able to appear as if from nowhere, then later disappear the same way…
I did not of course refer to his 1993 trial and imprisonment, but I did tell him about the Persians with whom I had been acquainted and who knew Guppy through having known his mother, a folk singer who was involved with a film that won an Oscar; I once owned one of her albums. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shusha_Guppy.
I mentioned to Guppy that, as an Amazon Top 50 reviewer, I had once reviewed his interesting memoirs, Roll the Dice, on Amazon (that being before the Jew-Zionist lobby had my very popular reviews expunged).
Guppy is or was a great friend of “Boris-idiot” (Boris Johnson), via their Eton and Oxford days.
As said, small world.
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Russia is not preparing for war with Europe, while the statements about the "threat of the war" with Russia are "political schizophrenia," President Vladimir Putin told Vesti journalist Pavel Zarubin:https://t.co/WLWA5Wy7VUpic.twitter.com/ikjSceKR7L
Russian forces continued overnight strikes with unmanned aerial vehicles against railway infrastructure facilities, as well as Ukrainian ports and vessels used to support the Ukrainian armed forces, the Russian Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/L91vdrgPpPpic.twitter.com/YTxgusc8qC
Arakchi: The United States has spent $11 billion of American taxpayers' money on Israel's missile defense system.
Over the past three years, the United States has spent $11 billion from the taxes of American citizens on Israel's missile defense system. In fact, the United States… pic.twitter.com/WXq4RxZlgP
Christian militias have appeared on the streets of France, demanding the resumption of the Crusades and the expulsion of migrants. pic.twitter.com/kYd3i07Gvd
Exclusive footage, published for the first time, shows the moment Iranian missiles directly struck Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. pic.twitter.com/TBZmWIsIdJ
Several Russian military aircraft have landed in Bushehr.
According to reports, several Russian military aircraft landed today at the 6th Tactical Air Base in Bushehr, on the southern coast of Iran. It is believed that these aircraft delivered military cargo to Iran, although… pic.twitter.com/SPWa7u6qct
British political life, as mediated by the msm, is just a bad joke. Are we expected to take the rote-learned mantras of monkeys-on-sticks as something serious?
Roberto Vannacci, the main political rival of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and leader of the "Futuro Nazionale" party, has criticized the European Union for allocating billions of euros to support Ukraine, despite economic problems in Europe. He also accused Zelenskyy of… pic.twitter.com/R1ncMtaH3k
The newly published video of the 40-day war between Iran and the United States shows the impact of an Iranian ballistic missile on the American base (probably in the UAE) from the perspective of an American soldier. According to the above video, 2 Patriot missiles unsuccessfuly… pic.twitter.com/tNinjaynNO
NATO representatives visit Ukraine to discuss the country's needs ahead of winter
▪️ During their visit to Ukraine, NATO representatives met with Ukrainian officials to discuss the situation on the front lines and the country's urgent needs ahead of the winter, but they did not… pic.twitter.com/XjC0WhvMpi
Russia has brought home 270 servicemen from territory controlled by the Kiev regime in exchange for 270 Ukrainian servicemen captured in combat, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
The US administration is considering the possibility of easing restrictions on blacklisted Russian and Iranian ships, the Financial Times (FT) newspaper wrote citing sources:https://t.co/VhvQYVLGWPpic.twitter.com/b0uK40NkTE
European leaders have achieved an incredible geopolitical hat-trick. First, they became energy-dependent on Russia, trade-dependent on China, and security-dependent on the United States, and then, in some inexplicable way, they managed to fall out with all three at the same time.… pic.twitter.com/wLkME5miy8
I watched an interview of a young woman the other day from Ukraine.
And she said, "President Zelensky has destroyed our country. President Zelensky has taken our men away from us. Our men have no legs, no arms. Our men, in many cases, are in mental…
British workers are being shafted. Between 2014 & 2025, 3.7 million jobs were added to payrolls. But only one in five, went to British people. Meanwhile, by 2030 foreign nationals will be claiming nearly £30 BILLION in welfare payouts !!https://t.co/nyG1Uh4WnA
Having sex with your cousin is considered extreme if it's pornography in Britain, while at the same time, 55% of Pakistanis in Britain are married to their cousins.
Will their wedding albums fall under the Obscene Publications Act after this ban? https://t.co/6XCTReKVoS
Russia’s battlegroup North has established full control over the Volchansk-Budarki highway, which Ukrainian troops had been trying to use as a logistics supply route, the Russian Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/npwvKNPXmupic.twitter.com/ZypyfeybDn
I presume bulletproofed. If not, over-priced, arguably…
Russian troops liberated 12 communities in the Kharkov and Zaporozhye Regions and the Donetsk People’s Republic over the week of October 10-16, including two communities during the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:… pic.twitter.com/cmq2jbo9aF
Politics is an endlessly interesting passtime, if it doesn't lead to power in 2029 that route will be pretty much shut off.
We will continue to add benefits and resources to The Woodlander Initiative as well as empowering our members. To ensure existence. pic.twitter.com/79Gt3t9kLf
Most jobs added to payrolls in Britain have gone to overseas workers. And at the very same time British workers are being forced to spend tens of billions in welfare payouts for foreign nationals.
Calum Miller spent months calling the MoD Bicester plan for 1,256 men “the wrong site,” “totally inappropriate,” and bad for his constituents. Then when Parliament voted to condemn it, he (and every other Lib Dem) abstained. The women of Piddington were in the gallery. Conservatives and Reform voted against the camp. Their local MP did nothing. Talks a good game. Disappears when it counts.“]
Typical LibDem. Utter waste of space.
Russian oil companies are ready to start shipments of diesel fuel to global markets at any moment, with commercial terms being negotiated now, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told reporters on the sidelines of Russian Energy Week:https://t.co/FFwdUsLgwEpic.twitter.com/lZspyF5IY9
Russia’s Federal Security Service detained a Swedish national who had fought alongside Kiev for illegally crossing the Russian border to carry out terrorist attacks on military facilities:https://t.co/AsIrTjro7lpic.twitter.com/VFNf4LZgSW
Air defenses intercepted and destroyed 166 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones over Russian regions during the past night, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Thursday.
Russian troops liberated two communities in the Kharkov Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/Ei63aLEEIcpic.twitter.com/t7QxAbaxQQ
"Only about 10% of Germans support further aid to Ukraine. Or, to put it another way, 90% of Germans are against continuing to spend German taxpayers' money in Ukraine. Act accordingly."
Alice Weidel, leader of the German party "Alternative for Germany" (AfD), delivered a speech… pic.twitter.com/ZdwiJPvAkg
[“”Only about 10% of Germans support further aid to Ukraine. Or, to put it another way, 90% of Germans are against continuing to spend German taxpayers’ money in Ukraine. Act accordingly.”
Alice Weidel, leader of the German party “Alternative for Germany” (AfD), delivered a speech in which a significant portion was dedicated to the issue of German support for Ukraine and relations with Russia:
“While you are trying to virtually single-handedly finance a proxy war against the nuclear power of Russia, our European partners are already cautiously showing restraint.
And while you approve one package of sanctions after another, thereby destroying our own economy and state finances, the United States and Russia are negotiating the supply of diesel fuel and concluding other agreements that are beneficial to both sides.”]
Pity the UK has no such politicians.
"I am a genius"
Trump delivered a speech at a rally. Here are some other things the "genius" said:
💊 I am number one in the TikTok popularity rankings.
💊 Canada will eventually become the 51st state of the United States.
…and look at the deadhead nodding dogs in the audience!
When you understand the system is your enemy and that it is designed to hold you down, crush you and eventually destroy you and have you replaced by a Somalian, the intelligent thing to do is EXIT the system.https://t.co/3XziTpe0Rypic.twitter.com/iggzREncBa
6 locations. Number 7 being viewed and negotiated. Land is our most precious resource, it should be conserved and used for our benefit.
The Woodlander Initiative has achieved great things in the past 2 years, the future belongs to those who build today so we have tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/NOIhdYotlY
In any case, soon (if not already), the UK inhabitants of that age-group will be mostly non-white, so non-British in any real sense, with little or no emotional connection to, or respect for, our history and culture. Why would they fight for a Britain that scarcely exists any more?
The women of Piddington came all the way to Parliament and the MPs who say they speak for women couldn't find the time to sit on those benches. People notice who shows up.
Those MPs are in the pockets of either the Jew-Zionist manipulators, or the Islamist plotters in their constituencies. In a few cases, both apply.
Westminster monkeyhouse.
Get him back and ask him about the recently ex-partner facing trial for indecent child images. She was charged a long time ago, he would’ve known. I’m sure he’ll be happy to clear it up. https://t.co/QYsPHu7ywQ
Drunken cocaine-abuser, fraudster, and doormat for Israel and the Jewish lobby, Michael Gove, I have blogged about several times, many times, over the years. As for Rory Stewart, he just becomes more and more ludicrous. My very popular assessment of Stewart (from 2019, but with updates):
As to Gove’s former (?) girlfriend, Lola Salem, the mainstream media are saying almost nothing about her since she was committed for Crown Court trial a week ago on charges of possessing indecent images of children.
The mother of Henry Nowak's murderer who tried to help cover up the crime is set to walk free after serving ***less than half*** of her three year prison sentence thanks to the Labour Party's early release scheme.
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A lot of chatter about this on Twitter/X and in the mainstream media. In fact, Labour were always likely to win it. Labour has held the seat since its creation in 1983, and the Labour vote has never dropped below 43.2% (in 2005); the peak was 70.1% in 2017, when Starmer was the candidate but (ironically) Corbyn was Labour leader. Starmer’s vote in 2024 was 48.9%. Yesterday’s Labour vote was 45.2%.
The nearest any challenging party has come to beating Labour there, until yesterday, was in the 1987 General Election, when the Conservative Party managed 31.1%.
On that basis, the Green Party 32.8% yesterday was a fairly good result, in fact, particularly in view of the fact that they only scored 10.4% in 2024.
The British nationalist parties never stood a chance. The non-white electorate in the constituency is about half of the total, and the official “white British” electorate no more than a third.
To stand in a by-election where you know that you are going to get less than 10% (or 5%) of the vote is utterly stupid, and gives the impression that you are a fringe or crank party.
Had I been the leader of any of those (conservative) “nationalist” parties, I should have boycotted the by-election and made known the reason why. In fact, that by-election is a laboratory test-tube showing why, as time goes by, there can be no serious electoral road for the (real) British people. The importation of tens of millions of non-whites has, in effect, killed not only free speech but also any (worthwhile) democracy in this country.
The main conservative-national parties standing scored only 5.9% (Reform) and 2.5% (Restore). The reason, I think, is that most of the white/English/British voted with their feet and boycotted this farce and circus of a by-election. Turnout was a fairly pitiful 38.8%, not that much more than a third of voters bothering to vote.
The Conservative Party vote was poor, about the same as in 2024 (around 7%). As recently as 2019, and previously, the Conservative vote was always in double figures in that constituency, and has been almost 30% further back in time.
Well, there it is. “Democracy” has spoken (we are told). The inhabitants of Holborn and St. Pancras now have an MP who is an ignorant Somali woman of some kind.
The Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which Amendment was adopted in 1791, forbids “cruel and unusual punishments“. Like much of their Constitution, in practice it is a bad joke. Death by every slow and/or painful method: slow gassing, the electric chair (which can take 6 minutes of being, in effect, fried alive), and now the medicalization of capital punishment via the use of a series or cocktail of drugs, which sounds painless but is anything but. The latest ghastly farce in the USA just proves the point yet again.
I do not know why, if the Americans insist on retaining the death penalty, they do not simply give the convict a massive dose of morphine. I am not a medical man, but surely that would do the job quickly and painlessly? Maybe the American public, or many of them, would find that too painless and swift? Or is my medical knowledge incorrect? I cannot say for sure.
Of course, the Americans also use other punishments or methods not used in (?) other civilized states (shackling in transit etc).
I have seen a whole group of shackled prisoners in a Federal court building in the USA. All black. According to the F.B.I. agent standing with me, all murderers, and all lifers. A very sombre scene. All other people in the wide hallway stopped as the group, all handcuffed, all hobbled, all shackled in line together, passed through in total silence. As said, very sombre, and very sinister.
Speaking personally, I was always against the death penalty, and to some extent still am, but I see so many reports now in the UK of horrible murders and also rapes etc, that I think there may be a case for bringing back that penalty for some murders and other crimes, depending on the nature and quality of the defendants as well as the crimes. At least for a period of time. If so, using some quick method, possibly sometimes in public.
I notice that, in Belarus, a father who (with his equally wicked wife) starved, tortured, and finally killed his own 3-y-o son, was sentenced to death, which has been carried out in the manner prescribed by their law— Soviet-style, a bullet in the back of the head. The woman involved was sentenced to 25 years (probably without parole); apparently Belarus, like Texas long ago, never executes women.
What is more brutal, that Belorussian bullet, or what happens in the USA? Were I unfortunate enough to be in such a position, I should guess the American method(s), and so (if given the choice) might prefer the Soviet way of doing things…
I have only known one person, I think, who actually witnessed (at the scene, not on TV or online) an execution in the judicial sense. That execution was swift, consisting of a sword stroke cutting off the head in a split-second, and was carried out in public, in 1960s Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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A female humpback whale had become entangled in a spider web of crab traps and lines. She was weighted down by hundreds of pounds of traps that caused her to struggle to stay afloat. She also had hundreds of yards of line rope wrapped around her body, her tail, her torso, a line… pic.twitter.com/fHkFqDra1K
[“A female humpback whale had become entangled in a spider web of crab traps and lines. She was weighted down by hundreds of pounds of traps that caused her to struggle to stay afloat. She also had hundreds of yards of line rope wrapped around her body, her tail, her torso, a line tugging in her mouth.
This is her story of giving gratitude. A fisherman spotted her just east of the Faralon Islands (outside the Golden Gate) and radioed for help. Within a few hours, the rescue team arrived and determined that she was so badly off, the only way to save her was to dive in and untangle her…. a very dangerous proposition. One slap of the tail could kill a rescuer.
They worked for hours with curved knives and eventually freed her. When she was free, the divers say she swam in what seemed like joyous circles. She then came back to each and every diver, one at a time, nudged them, and pushed gently, thanking them. Some said it was the most incredibly beautiful experience of their lives.
The guy who cut the rope out of her mouth says her eye was following him the whole time, and he will never be the same.
May you be so fortunate … To be surrounded by people who will help you get untangled from the things that are binding you.
And, may you always know the joy of giving and receiving gratitude.“]
Our animal friends.
Kiev may step up strikes on Russia ahead of the October EU summit to secure additional funding and weapons, Rubio urges Europe to prioritize national interests.
The US military is examining the possibility of resuming the full-fledged military operation against Iran, despite President Donald Trump’s earlier remarks, The New York Times (NYT) wrote citing unnamed US administration officials:https://t.co/XYweeZ3iWgpic.twitter.com/9JLg1A4qEE
As previously blogged, nothing Trump says or does can be taken at face value. His remarks and actions usually have a “shelf-life” of a day; a week at best.
🇪🇺 The EU may need to cut winter gas demand by 7%, or 14 billion cubic metres, as gas storage hits a record seasonal low of 72.4% — IEEFA.
The shortfall reflects rising demand, flat imports, and the risk of losing Russian LNG supplies from January 2027. pic.twitter.com/v1Uy72DnR3
🇩🇪 Germany plans to acquire low-cost cruise missiles capable of striking targets up to 1,500 km away and overwhelming enemy air defenses — Army Chief Christian Freuding.
Initial deliveries could begin in 2027, with two systems under consideration. pic.twitter.com/JqHHHRcxbo
I'm frequently critical of the lunacy we hear from Reform on small-boats. So it's important that this is said for balance. If we send out the message "if you get to Britain by small-boat you can work" what do people think will happen. https://t.co/hx4iS5lHj6
Fake “socialist” scribbler and “I’m from the North-East, me..” poseur Kevin Maguire (house in Richmond-on-Thames, holiday home in Devon, affluent wife etc) is one of the worst influences on current-affairs TV. Pro-migration invasion, anti-white European race and culture.
The question is not whether migration invasion will collapse our society, but when, and what will then ensue.
Actually, that anti-white Indian tweeter is wrong too: “asylum-seekers” (migrant-invaders) are not “demonized” for failing to work, but for coming here (uninvited) and staying here (also uninvited and unwanted).
(Many, probably most, though, are parasites, and always would be).
The media: "the Tories are back".
The reality: in the latest polls, the Tories are averaging 18.8%. Five points BELOW their 2024 vote.
At by-elections in England they've massively underperformed their poll share, averaging 4.6%.
[“New €1 Million Package of Military Aid to Be Sent to Ukraine from Finland
The decision was made quickly in response to an urgent request from Kyiv. The package includes defensive equipment from the Finnish army’s reserves.
The total value of military aid provided by Finland to Ukraine has now reached €3.6 billion.
Don’t be discouraged if you spent money on “trivial things.” Remember, someone is spending money on Ukraine.“]
**Thick Smoke Rises From Aramco Facilities in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia**
Thick columns of smoke have been reported rising from Saudi Aramco facilities in Jeddah. The cause of the smoke, the extent of any damage, and whether the incident is connected to the ongoing regional conflict… pic.twitter.com/ghQ32ZO7f3
**Bloomberg: Iran Has Preserved Missile and Drone Production Despite Months of Bombing**
According to *Bloomberg*, citing Western officials, Iran has managed to keep its missile and drone manufacturing facilities operational despite months of airstrikes.
Senior American and Russian officials, including Jared Kushner and Kirill Dmitriev, have discussed the possibility of involving American investors in "Nord Stream" projects with the aim of potentially resuming Russian gas supplies to Germany after the end of the military conflict… pic.twitter.com/HHpKcvIAK8
A European diplomat told the publication *Rapporteur* (formerly *Euractiv*) that the **European Union should stop giving Kyiv false hope about its prospects for joining the bloc**.
According to the diplomat, Brussels should be more realistic and transparent about Ukraine’s path… pic.twitter.com/c0AjnDGZrP
**Netherlands Admits Military Reserves Have Been Depleted Due to Aid to Ukraine**
According to *Military Watch Magazine*, the Dutch Ministry of Defense has concluded that military assistance to Kyiv is undermining the combat readiness of the Dutch armed forces and making it more… pic.twitter.com/jDfU1XZSvH
[“Netherlands Admits Military Reserves Have Been Depleted Due to Aid to Ukraine
According to Military Watch Magazine, the Dutch Ministry of Defense has concluded that military assistance to Kyiv is undermining the combat readiness of the Dutch armed forces and making it more difficult for the country to fulfill its NATO obligations.
The ministry has declined to publicly disclose which NATO targets have been postponed or affected, or to provide details on the current combat readiness of individual Dutch military units. The admission highlights the growing tension between supplying Ukraine with military equipment and maintaining national reserves at levels considered necessary for a major conflict.
According to the ministry, by February 2026, the Netherlands will have provided Ukraine with approximately €11.7 billion in military assistance. The publication also claims that weapons stockpiles across NATO’s European members have been severely depleted, with shortages particularly affecting artillery ammunition, air-defense missiles, anti-tank weapons, and armored vehicles.
Europe is discovering the hard way that weapons sent abroad don’t magically regenerate back home. The bill for rebuilding those stockpiles could be just as serious as the bill for the aid itself.“]
Researchers at Stanford University say that, contrary to claims and expectations from the U.S. government and major business leaders, their independent analysis indicates that **China could soon catch up with—and potentially surpass—the United States in the development of… pic.twitter.com/THdFzpnlPN
[“Researchers at Stanford University say that, contrary to claims and expectations from the U.S. government and major business leaders, their independent analysis indicates that China could soon catch up with—and potentially surpass—the United States in the development of advanced artificial intelligence models.
The researchers argue that the gap between the two countries is narrowing rapidly, challenging the assumption that the United States will maintain a lasting lead in the global AI race.
The AI race is starting to look less like a marathon and more like a photo finish—with China closing the gap fast.“]
That is, I think, a signal that, should the European states get into a direct war situation with Russia, those European states will not be able to rely on American back-up.
Russian troops liberated the community of Annopolye in the Kharkov Region over the past 24 hours in the special military operation in Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/uLEfJ17on4pic.twitter.com/cK5SdYYG5i
She herself is neither English (that’s unarguable) nor, in any real sense, British. Her parents deliberately came to London for a few weeks so that she could be born in the UK and, as the law was in 1981, then be entitled later on to a British passport (that bad law was changed in 1982, so she only just scraped in before the portcullis was lowered). She then lived in Nigeria and the USA until she was 16 or 17. She is no more British than I am Nigerian.
Her children (who are of mixed-race) likewise.
Migrant camps are now normal in the capital. Several sit in Holborn and St Pancras, Keir Starmer’s old seat.
Men the hotels could not hold, pitched on the pavement. Some of them using the street as a toilet in front of the flats. Residents get a shrug. The council gets a…
That is a small taste of what the British people have coming down the tracks at them unless a social-national government, or one very similar, does not seize power pretty soon.
Having said that, and incidentally, that AI-produced (?) picture of Kemi Badenoch in her supposed ancestral type of dress makes her look a lot better than usual. I have noticed in the past that black women usually look much better in that kind of colourful get-up.
Seems an underestimate anyway. Of course, the “small boat” arrivals are only ~5% of the whole migration invasion. Multiply those figures by about 20, and you get a better idea. Half a million to a million. Every single year.
Our society is already showing stress; by 2030, it may be showing clear signs of terminal stress.
Green activist won’t take a refugee into his house but expects the working class to stay homeless for them. 🇬🇧VOTE RESTORE BRITAIN 🇬🇧 HOLBORN AND SAINT PANCRAS BY ELECTION pic.twitter.com/hBUvhEkCxE
— 🇬🇧 National Housing Party U.K. 🏴 (@LeaderNHPUK) September 26, 2026
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Images of the IRGC testing an air mine on one of the Iranian islands, which is used to prevent the deployment of troops by helicopter. pic.twitter.com/KLY0kabo1Z
Kpler, the world’s largest maritime research firm, suspects that some Gulf oil-producing states are paying Iran “transit fees” for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
— Michelle Bruhard, head of geopolitical policy and risk at the firm, says that countries like Qatar,… pic.twitter.com/kpsxkTnvbO
Must add up to a massive amount. When I was a barrister, I drafted, at times, contracts for the transhipment of oil from the Middle East to black Africa. Each shipment was worth over USD $80M, and that was over 20 years ago. So maybe USD $150M today. If Iran is getting 20% of the value of every shipload, each one is worth perhaps USD $30M in “transit fees” to Iran. There might be several in a day even under present conditions.
Leonkov: Great Britain is gradually getting drawn into a direct conflict with Russia.
IF THERE IS A MAJOR ESCALATION, THE FIRST TARGETS WILL BE BRITISH FACTORIES THAT PRODUCE DRONES AND ROCKETS FOR KYIV.
[“Leonkov: Great Britain is gradually getting drawn into a direct conflict with Russia.
IF THERE IS A MAJOR ESCALATION, THE FIRST TARGETS WILL BE BRITISH FACTORIES THAT PRODUCE DRONES AND ROCKETS FOR KYIV.
Boris Johnson, who just the other day claimed he hadn’t started a war, has returned to his old tune: “We must continue bombing Russian oil refineries and power plants. Ukraine is on the verge of victory. Don’t slow down the sale of weapons (to Kyiv).“
Only three countries still believe that Ukraine is capable of confronting Russia: Great Britain, France, and Germany. However, even within those countries, voices are being heard that the conflict, in which Zelensky must remain in power until 2028, is costing them too much.
According to Western estimates, Ukrainian armed forces’ air strikes on Russia in July alone cost them $11 billion. Zelensky is spending a lot of money on these attacks, but his Western sponsors are not satisfied with the results. Everyone understands that Ukraine is losing.”]
There is no way of either proving or disproving my belief that “Boris” Johnson is getting paid large amounts offshore by the Kiev regime and (ipso facto) its backers (to promote the regime by promoting the Western support for it). It stacks up quite well logically, though, knowing what we know of the Kiev regime, its leading members, and the character of Johnson himself.
Well, this week 6/10, thus trumping the 3.5/10 claimed by political journalist John Rentoul. I did not know the answers to questions 3, 4, 8, and 9.
Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 645 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions, and the waters of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov overnight, the Russian Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/pHQKwStqmhpic.twitter.com/jpw7HJqwwT
**EU urges member states to cut gas and electricity use**
The European Union has called on its member states to reduce their consumption of gas and electricity, as part of broader efforts to curb energy demand and strengthen energy security.
Without Russia, Europe —whether EU or non-EU— will struggle to maintain its living standards.
I did this video about 7 years ago.. it seems quite apt today, with all the talk of who are the English. Take a look, it's not long.https://t.co/JyROXCzXnh
Looks like the next election will be the last chance for the British to vote in a pro-british party.
The Woodlander Initiative is building communities throughout Britain that will be self sufficient and built to preserve our culture and traditions. https://t.co/3XziTpe0Rypic.twitter.com/CYDTWb2VgJ
🚨NEW: British billionaire Peter Hargreaves says he "completely disagrees" with Man Utd part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments that the country is "on the slide", saying "the country isn't on a slide, it's slid. This country is never, ever coming back, it's finished" pic.twitter.com/ZW3XiE9uDD
Re. Islam and free speech— perhaps, but in fact, in the UK, the thin-skinned complainers, whingers, would-be censors, makers of faked complaints to police, professional regulators, public venues etc, and who complain about “a few words” are not (usually) the Muslims, even the “Islamist” ones, but the Jew-Zionists.
For readers of the blog unaware of the facts of my own battles, see a few of my own experiences over the past decade:
I suspect that to a degree, this is bringing out something they already have more out into the open.
We know that the measures taken during COVID were quite Draconian in nature, and the use of agent provocateurs via social media, digital "crowding out" (see NAFO accounts) is a…
[“I suspect that to a degree, this is bringing out something they already have more out into the open.
We know that the measures taken during COVID were quite Draconian in nature, and the use of agent provocateurs via social media, digital “crowding out” (see NAFO accounts) is a govt tactic.
This is just the addition of a more open version of what both the UK and US and most other govts have been doing for years.
“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” William Casey. CIA director . 1987.”]
Quaere: at what point does a supposedly “liberal” “democracy” become effectively an illiberal collegial dictatorship or even tyranny? Also, if a country becomes, in effect, a concealed or semi-concealed dictatorship/tyranny, at what point, if at all, does it then become legitimate to use force to oppose it or to remove it?
Also, will the above questions require different answers if the said collegial dictatorship is, whether deliberately or via its own incompetence, running a once-great country into the ground?
A topical subject at present, nicht wahr?
Talking point
I was just looking at a blog post from 2019, in which I examined the several main contenders for the Conservative Party leadership contest of that year and, therefore, contenders to become Prime Minister.
The post has had many hits over the years, and right up to today. Re-reading it (I also took the opportunity to post an update, the first it has had since 2019), I think that my assessments of the various personalities still stand up pretty well:
Would translate to a Commons with about 318 Labour MPs (just short of a majority; about 8 short); 162 Reform UK MPs; 69 LibDems; 52 Cons (less than half of their MP cadre at present); SNP 23 [etc].
So a Labour-LibDem coalition or arrangement, or maybe a Labour-SNP one. Weak government that may play into the hands of social-nationalism.
Russian forces struck the Epicentr logistics hub in Odessa used for the storage of foreign military supplies with drones as they also attacked a Ukrainian bulk carrier with cargo for the enemy army at sea, Russia’s Defense Ministry said:https://t.co/b7GZSx0H8Jpic.twitter.com/UrccKvofCb
"No Money": The European Union Has Left the Kyiv Regime Without Promised Funds
The Kyiv regime is facing another catastrophic shortage of funds for the purchase of weapons, according to Politico. In the next two months, it urgently needs to find at least $27 billion to fill the… pic.twitter.com/2OThPLWNKl
[“No Money”: The European Union Has Left the Kyiv Regime Without Promised Funds
The Kyiv regime is facing another catastrophic shortage of funds for the purchase of weapons, according to Politico. In the next two months, it urgently needs to find at least $27 billion to fill the gaps in the defense budget.
Finding itself in a desperate situation, the regime is openly pressuring Brussels, demanding that loans be disbursed early. However, the current deficit is entirely the fault of the “Banderites” themselves: they have spent all the remaining funds while Hungary was delaying the approval of the next tranche. Nevertheless, the amount that Zelensky needs has not been found by the European bureaucrats. Brussels has only approved $6.6 billion, and not all of these funds will go directly to the Kyiv regime.“]
FPV interceptor drone operators of Russia’s Battlegroup West are downing Ukrainian drones launched from the eastern shore of the Krasny Oskol reservoir (Kharkov Region), the Russian Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/lQZryCgDiZpic.twitter.com/BI9Fk2d3rg
At least seven adults and one child were wounded in a massive drone attack on Russia’s Volga area region of Ulyanovsk, Governor Alexey Russkikh wrote on the Max messenger:https://t.co/0VtN43cas8pic.twitter.com/4qrNaqgNSO
**Tucker Carlson Again Targets Zelenskyy Over Ukraine War**
American journalist **Tucker Carlson** has renewed his criticism of Ukrainian President **Volodymyr Zelenskyy**, arguing that the continuation of the conflict reflects the decisions of Ukraine’s leadership rather than… pic.twitter.com/f5ts9ltA51
[“American journalist Tucker Carlson has renewed his criticism of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, arguing that the continuation of the conflict reflects the decisions of Ukraine’s leadership rather than the wishes of the Ukrainian population.
Carlson claimed that Ukrainians are being “held captive” by an unelected president, while accusing the government of restricting civil liberties, targeting religious institutions and imprisoning critics.
He also argued that continued U.S. intelligence support to Kyiv is one of the factors allowing the conflict to continue.
These are Carlson’s claims and include disputed assertions that require independent verification.
Carlson’s argument is straightforward: the battlefield may be in Ukraine, but he believes Washington still has a hand on the map.”]
The Western msm portray “Ukraine” (the Kiev regime) as some kind of embattled democracy fighting an evil empire, but the reality is that Ukraine, as it now is, is a brutal, corrupt, shambolic dictatorship running a fake state, in fact a non-state, which would collapse within weeks were Western money, arms, and ammunition etc to be withheld.
**EU Warns of Its Toughest Winter Since 2022**
EU Energy Commissioner **Dan Jørgensen** says the European Union is facing its **most difficult winter since 2022**, with unusually high diesel prices emerging as one of the biggest concerns.
Damn…my own car is a diesel. Fortunately, I rarely go outside my own local area these days. A full tank lasts me anything up to 2 months.
The British state is prosecuting an activist for trying to stop the small boat invasion while 210,000 migrants who entered Britain illegally face no prosecution at all.
If this isn’t two-tier justice – punishing our own while failing to enforce our border – then what is?
One thing I've noticed this morning. A number of the Reform bots are starting to cite Kemi Badenoch's Nigerian heritage. This comes 24 hours after senior Nigel Farage ally Raheem Kassam branded her a "Nigerian Scammer". It's clearly part of a co-ordinated strategy.
Nigerian heritage? Forget “heritage”— SHE IS NIGERIAN. She was born in 1981 in London to two Nigerian parents, left with them at once (within days) for Nigeria, then lived there, and in the USA, for 16-17 years before relocating to the UK.
A mere passport has no relevance at all. In fact, the passport law was changed only months after Kemi Badenoch was born. Were she only 6-12 months younger, she would not even be entitled in law to a British passport.
How bloody pathetic! You do know most of 1933-1945, was pure Zionist bullshit propaganda? There never ever was a need for world war, but they made sure it happened. How else were they to get Palestine?https://t.co/rya3wpOvpC
Germany is still controlled or strongly influenced by the Jewish/Israel lobby, and by Israeli/MOSSAD/American-Jewish interference in its affairs. That comes out very strongly in its persecution of aged members of the SS and other organizations from before 1945.
Someone 105 now would have been born in or about 1921, so in 1941 would have been about 19-20, and only about 23-24 when that war ended.
Recent very old defendants of that type have been rear-echelon sentries, typists, office bods etc during the latter part of WW2.
The vindictiveness of the Jewish/Israeli element (which is behind this) seems ludicrous to an Aryan or European eye, of course. “They” have a mindset which is totally different to our own.
The Woodlander Initiative.
Eight Regional Groups meeting regularly every month.
[“A father-of-two has become the first man jailed following an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth after admitting throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police.
Del Somerville, 42, was given a two-year sentence after previously pleading guilty to violent disorder at the city’s crown court following the overnight protest near Eastney Marina on 6 September.
Hundreds of protesters gathered after a boat carrying about 120 migrants was brought ashore near Eastney Beach.
He pleaded not guilty to a separate charge of assaulting a police officer, relating to an incident on 11 September, and will face trial at Portsmouth Magistrates Court at a later date.“]
Defiance threatens the authoritarian state, the crimes of illegal migrants don't. That's the craven logic behind the sentence.
Truly, as long as their power is maintained, the UK government doesn't care how many Britons are raped, maimed, or murdered.
[RUPERT LOWE:”A father of two children has been jailed after throwing a plastic bottle at the police and swearing at officers during the illegal migrant protest in Portsmouth.
Sentenced to a two year prison sentence.
The judge said it would act ‘as a deterrent’
Now, let me be abundantly clear.
I do not believe that any violence against the police is acceptable.
I also do not believe that a two year prison sentence is appropriate, particularly when we are allowing paedophiles and rapists to roam our streets because of a supposed lack of prison capacity.
The BBC reports the man ‘said he had found the bottle on the ground and was going to throw it into a nearby bush, but was angry and so threw it up into the air.’
Reportedly, he told the officers to ‘f*** off’ and ‘pointed aggressively’ at them (ITV).
I can understand the anger, to be honest. This was happening as illegal migrants were being ferried into his town.
This sentence is unfair, unjust and morally wrong.
Let’s be honest about what has happened here.
The establishment is making an example of this man to deter others from protesting.
A two year sentence is absolutely outrageous – there are far better ways for him to make right the wrong.
The third world invaders are greeted to luxury accommodation as heroes, yet this man will rot in prison.
It’s not right.”]
I agree with Lowe, except insofar as he is too moderate in his views.
What is happening in this country is an invasion, an invasion of a formerly (and to some extent still) reasonably-civilized land by a horde of backward black/brown untermenschen from some of the most savage and uncivilized parts of the world.
Protests, and direct action, by British people are a natural consequence of what is happening, and against a conspiratorial system of —or within— government which is facilitating the invasion, and has been for decades. Google Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan.
If the police act as the goons of an emergent police state, then they cannot expect the British people to treat them with the politesse, still less respect, that our forbears may have.
Assuming Lowe’s facts to be correct, the defendant was rude to the police, pointed at them, and may have thrown a plastic bottle at their (probably armoured and helmeted) ranks.
For that, the defendant was sentenced to 2 years, so will probably be in prison for the next year. Absurdly and unfairly harsh. The maximum that could be passed in the magistrates’ court.
It is arguable that he should not have been charged at all. If he was to be charged, it should been a charge of insulting behaviour, something which might result in a fine or a suspended sentence.
The sentence passed is akin to one from Ukraine or Belarus rather than one passed by any decent English court.
In my view, both as observer (from afar) of these events and former practising barrister, the defendant, like so many others (eg Lucy Connolly and previously-tried protesters over the past 2 years) made a mistake in pleading guilty (probably on legal advice from some tick-box legal-aid solicitor and/or counsel) to the violent disorder charge.
The fact is that the System is determined to act with utmost ruthlessness and harshness to anyone protesting on the street against the continuing invasion of this country. Look at what has been happening since Starmer-stein demanded such harshness in 2024.
In my view, any credit given for a guilty plea in such circumstances is purely notional. The defendant should have pleaded Not Guilty and taken his chances with a jury (if the matter is one that a jury can hear). In that part of England, he might even have been lucky enough to get an all-white jury (violent disorder can be tried either in “the mags” or at Crown Court; if the latter, a jury trial)…
There is also the point that, to plead guilty is to make things easier for the System. Don’t do it. Don’t play their game. Judges of the sort we have seen over the past 2 years are unlikely to show mercy, or even common sense.
Incidentally, I am not just spouting from an ivory tower. I myself faced trial (in the magistrates’ court) 3 years ago, and for a political offence. I pleaded Not Guilty, but was convicted, being sentenced over two-and-a-half years ago, in March 2024: see
Further thought: almost every day, migrant-invaders are being sentenced (usually to non-custodial sentences) for a wide variety of crimes, including crimes of violence and sex crimes.
I hope that the defendant in this case appeals on sentence and that, in respect of his upcoming second trial (on the other matter, the assault charge), is acquitted by the magistrate.
The judge (I presume a district judge) in this case should be ashamed of himself. A suspended sentence would have been more than adequate.
Translates into something like 318 Labour MPs, Reform 120 MPs, Cons 103 MPs, 58 LibDems, SNP 24 [etc]. So not enough for a Labour majority in the Commons, but easily enough for a Lab-Lib coalition or arrangement.
Hard to believe, and slightly dispiriting, to see that over a quarter of the “British” (meaning UK-resident) population is still willing to vote Labour, but of course the UK is now at least 20% black/brown/other ethnic minority. I think that explains most of that. Were only white, i.e. real, Brits to vote, the Labour support would be nearer to 8% or 12%.
As far as the Cons are concerned, most of their voters are long-term Con voters aged 70, 80, 90, stick-in-the-muds whose intellectual landscape is that of the Daily Mail,Daily Telegraph, and even Daily Express. 20% of the electorate today, but might be 15% or even 10% by 2029.
As far as I am concerned, UK elections at this point are not legitimate, so governments “elected” via those elections are likewise not legitimate.
They will cut down every tree and burn it to create power to run a technology that can tell you just how important trees were.
Nothing speaks to an English soul like standing deep in an English wood as the shivelight arrows through the trees. pic.twitter.com/3ctxMAgVhw
Russian strike drones hit the Kievstar mobile provider’s building, which also provides services to Ukraine’s military, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
The Ukrainian army lost roughly 1,375 troops in battles with Russian forces in all the frontline areas over the past 24 hours, according to the latest data on the special military operation in Ukraine released by Russia’s Defense Ministry:https://t.co/SnAlCkUpMmpic.twitter.com/IUQpHtdGRv
Russia has taken the lead in the production of relatively inexpensive, high-tech weapons, outpacing both Ukraine and the US in this regard, The Wall Street Journal reported:https://t.co/UGb4WJ1yHVpic.twitter.com/h6kAm0jxZ4
Russia’s upgraded Geran unmanned systems that can fly at a high speed and altitude have changed the air war in Ukraine, actually blurring the line between drones and cruise missiles, the Financial Times reported:https://t.co/pBRNnR60iupic.twitter.com/9p90XmVC9u
The hysteria in the West over Russia’s alleged plans to attack them is unfounded, and not a single Russian shell has ever landed in a NATO country, lawmaker Andrey Kolesnik told TASS in an interview:https://t.co/fj9w5qMx6wpic.twitter.com/wn3OS3YL2a
The point is not only that more and more are making successful claims (because the legal architecture around asylum is completely out of date, and has been for decades) but also that even the unsuccessful claimants almost all remain here, and are not removed.
No. Latest figures show large notional deficits funded by UK transfers.
Scotland (2025-26 GERS): revenue £98.3bn, spending £123.6bn, deficit £25.3bn (10.9% GDP). Revenue per person matches UK average; higher spending drives the gap.
🚨I see that the NSPCC is in the news today for all the wrong reasons.
I was a volunteer counsellor within the organisation for over 5 years. After whistleblowing my concerns regarding the safeguarding of children, I was told to leave. Here are some of the things I witnessed:…
[“I see that the NSPCC is in the news today for all the wrong reasons.
I was a volunteer counsellor within the organisation for over 5 years. After whistleblowing my concerns regarding the safeguarding of children, I was told to leave. Here are some of the things I witnessed:
-Message boards in which children advise each other about sourcing cross-sex hormones and genital surgery
-Advising vulnerable girls on wearing breast binders
-Defending men who want to ‘chest feed’ babies
-Telling children that, if they are left infertile after transitioning, they can always get a surrogate to carry a baby for them
-A CEO who has said that ‘transwomen’ should be “celebrated”
-A webpage which reads as a roadmap to transitioning
-Trans flags flying in its counselling rooms
-Collaboration with Mermaids
-Enlisting children to make pride flags for marches
-Selling ideological reading material through its online shop
-A Head of Childline, Shaun Friel, who said that it is a “privilege” to work with children “coming out” regarding their “gender identity”
If our children are not safe contacting the NSPCC, where are they safe?“]
As a matter of fact, I should say that one of the most prominent facts about Britain in 2026 is the widely-held belief that “wishing makes it so.“
I am not only referring to the epidemic of fake “trans” persons etc. You see the syndrome all over the place. For example, the belief that ever-more impressive exam results in schools and colleges mean that students are ever-more educated and/or intelligent.
The same is true of the ever-greater numbers of “graduates”, the same being found everywhere now in low-level retail jobs, call centre jobs, all sorts of poorly-paid, low-skill jobs.
Another example: the belief that Britain is a nation (leave that aside for now) which can face down or successfully fight Russia. That belief requires its believers (retired senior military desk-officers, quite a number of MPs, thousands if not hundreds of thousands of middleaged/elderly Daily Express and Daily Mail readers etc) to believe that a country (the UK) with a very small —and frankly now not very impressive— army/navy/air force, and about 50 at-any-time-usable nuclear missiles can “defeat” (if “defeat” has any meaning in the nuclear age), or at least hold, a country (Russia) 72x the size, with twice the population, with massive armed forces and, most importantly, as many as 7,000 nuclear weapons, some of which cannot be intercepted or stopped.
Another example: that Britain can continue to allow the importation of millions of racially and culturally backward individuals while maintaining the level of, or even improving the level of, society here (cultural norms, services, pay, State benefits, environment etc). It is more than mistaken; it is actually mad, yet millions of people [want to] believe it.
For me, at least some of the pervasive untruth around had its genesis in the “holocaust” farrago spread out since 1945 and particularly the past 40 years. In particular, the “gas chambers” fable.
Untruth has pervaded our society and so poisoned it, and its politics.
Her sugar daddy bought her clothes. You can only prosecute this line if you’re squeaky clean. https://t.co/KFTQghFMpl
Angela Rayner is herself a personification of sleaze (also ignorance).
Farage himself is not particularly popular, not particularly liked or respected. However, as frequently noted on the blog, Farage’s and Reform’s best point is not anything Reform or Farage may do, or may have done, but the state of the traditional System parties. They also are not much liked or respected. People are voting against them, not for Reform or, even less, for Farage himself.
Look at the opinion polls: Reform and Labour both in the low/mid 20s, around 25%. The Conservative Party a few points below that level.
Zelensky has submitted a proposal to the Verkhovna Rada to dismiss Kravchenko from his post as Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Zelensky’s communications adviser Dmitry Litvin told reporters.
Long before the Russian “invasion” of 2022, Ukraine was known as the most corrupt country in Europe. Even in the 1990s.
That prosecutor was probably getting too close to getting enough evidence about Zelensky and his immediate circle.
Late tweets seen
Before students move into the halls of residence at the university of Northampton, they have to complete mandatory courses on how “you will personally battle racism“ pic.twitter.com/5AZC95r8mR
Global markets came under dual pressure from mounting concerns over the artificial intelligence sector and a continued rise in oil prices that is increasing inflation risks, WSJ reported:https://t.co/EA6cgflBxKpic.twitter.com/uHvyqtLRxE
The amount of air defense available worldwide is not sufficient to meet the needs of Ukraine. This was stated by the former President of Estonia, Kersti Kaljulaid. She emphasized that the situation for Kyiv has worsened. Ukraine lacks effective weapons to counter new types of… pic.twitter.com/3F7GdjLhPD
Victory in Eastern Ukraine may be, at last, within Russia’s grasp.
Journalist: What do you think about the meeting between the countries of the Persian Gulf and Iran?
🤡 Trump: I don't care. It's their business. In the end, we're going to leave there anyway. Unless we decide to stay and take the oil, like in Venezuela. pic.twitter.com/cJ3qte6Ai5
Donald Trump stated that countries that did not provide assistance to the United States in the war against Iran will have to compensate Washington for "losses incurred" after the conflict ends. pic.twitter.com/vhEPUmksyC
In Saudi Arabia, an imam of a mosque was arrested for criticizing and condemning U.S. policy in the region. He was not even allowed to finish his sermon. pic.twitter.com/tz3CkpkkoJ
If someone, some force, some religious army, could take Mecca, then either use it as an Islamic base or totally destroy it (especially the religious relics such as the Kaaba), that would change the Middle East and the world forever.
🇾🇪 The Ansar Allah movement has begun distributing 20,000 food packages to the civilian population in the recently liberated city of Mocha and coastal areas of the Red Sea. pic.twitter.com/PucttIEqVt
We took our online community and moved it into the real world. Regular regional meet ups, weekends away, camps on our own land. Training courses, new skills, new friends.
[“Excl: Whitehall officials are growing concerned about how little time Andy Burnham has spent in Downing Street since becoming Prime Minister.
At a Cabinet Office all-staff meeting earlier this week, First Secretary Louise Haigh even joked No10 was “extremely distressed” by how often the PM was away from the building – before stressing it was because he was “so dedicated and committed” to getting out around the country and delivering his agenda.
Haigh also told officials to “take your cue from the Prime Minister’s ambition”, saying he was “not the kind of politician that has to have a full plan before he starts diagnosing the problems in the country”.
She urged civil servants to bring forward ideas “no matter how risky or politically unpalatable it seems” and to “put it in front of us and let’s thrash it out”.]
Ah. So Burnham is “so dedicated and committed to getting out and around the country and delivering his agenda” yet actually has no real agenda, so what his travelling around really means is his showing off and spouting meaningless hot air. Pathetic.
Also, if this latest government of clowns has a supposed or worked-out “agenda”, why would they be asking civil servants to come up with ideas? Because Burnham and his cronies have none?
It sounds very much as if the mindset is “Britain needs a way forward but we have no idea what that should even be, let alone how to achieve it“…
Utterly pathetic.
Further thought: while, in strict British Constitutional theory, there is nothing to prevent Burnham becoming an MP “by arrangement”, then simply taking over as Prime Minister, in the real political world he will not be thought of, by most voters, as really legitimate until and unless he holds a general election.
At present, despite Labour now overhauling Reform UK in some opinion polls, it is quite likely that any early general election would result in Labour losing about half its present 405 MPs. If it were to reduce its numbers anywhere below 326, it will be seen as, and indeed would be, a lame duck government.
That is Burnham’s dilemma. At present, he seems to be against holding a general election, but unless he can pull a rabbit out of the hat soon, Labour will be toast (again).
Labour’s polling numbers will probably start to decline (again) before long.
During a massive overnight strike, the Russian Armed Forces struck radio-electronic industry facilities in Kiev that produce components for missiles and drones, the Defense Ministry reported:https://t.co/tds9hLF26Fpic.twitter.com/sYp3HqmwdK
Russian forces struck more than 80 seagoing vessels in Ukrainian ports and at sea that were involved in delivering cargo for the Ukrainian military, according to TASS estimates based on Russian Defense Ministry data:https://t.co/bT0IzVPsIRpic.twitter.com/0QFOl6FfsO
The U.S. Embassy in Jordan is advising U.S. citizens in the Middle East to consider leaving the region or be prepared to depart in the event of escalating tensions.
🚫The embassy warns of potential flight cancellations, airspace closures, and other disruptions to transportation… pic.twitter.com/iXpptpLF3I
U.S. Embassy in Jordan calls Americans in Middle East to evacuate Middle East immediately as Tensions are expected to escalate. pic.twitter.com/r2HEhcjwf3
Fox News, citing a new chart, announced that approximately two-thirds of the United States' 2,330 Patriot missiles, held before a potential war with Iran, have been expended, reducing the US Army's air defense system reserves to about 800 missiles!
[“Fox News, citing a new chart, announced that approximately two-thirds of the United States’ 2,330 Patriot missiles, held before a potential war with Iran, have been expended, reducing the US Army’s air defense system reserves to about 800 missiles!
Additionally, according to information released by Fox News, half of the U.S. THAAD air defense system’s reserves have also been consumed.“]
Bad news for the USA, Israel, and the Kiev regime, as well as the fake “states” of the Gulf; good news for both Iran and Russia.
Collectivism is an evolutionary behaviour that enables people to survive things that they could never survive as individuals, and to develop civilisations and higher forms of living.
Whereas extreme individualism, in nature, is the reserve of primitive creatures and organisms.…
[“Collectivism is an evolutionary behaviour that enables people to survive things that they could never survive as individuals, and to develop civilisations and higher forms of living.
Whereas extreme individualism, in nature, is the reserve of primitive creatures and organisms.
The consequence of this is that collectivist societies and political forces will always dominate, in the long term, over individualistic and Liberal ones because they have, on average, an intelligence advantage.
The kind of neo-liberal hyper-capitalist individualism that exists on the ‘right’ today is a consequence of dysgenic societies that have facilitated the survival of people who in previous times would have either died or been killed off due to their selfishness and greed.
This is why Thatcherite, neoliberal politics is a dead end – it has no future because in times of real political crisis evolution kills it off.”]
Of the several leaders of small nationalist parties in the UK at present, Yerbury stands out by reason of his powers of analysis and reason. His views seem to be quite similar to my own, in general, and from what I have read of them, so that is, of course, a strong recommendation for me.
No, it is the ideology of comfortable people who don't have any real problems in life.
The Town that Welcomed a Migrant Centre (then immediately regretted it)
This is the tale of a small Welsh town named Llantwit Major where locals enthusiastically embraced a scheme to bring migrants into their community, but this did not turn out as well as they had hoped.
In 2016, a dog was stranded in a dam in Almaty, Kazakhstan, unable to escape the slippery banks.
Complete strangers linked arms to pull it to safety. Ten years later, their compassion lives on through a statue honoring that unforgettable rescue. pic.twitter.com/uKECUV1TKH
The Saudi Arabian government has announced the start of a voluntary recruitment drive for the army due to a severe shortage of personnel following a mass desertion of soldiers.
This decision comes against the backdrop of serious financial difficulties caused by the blockade of… pic.twitter.com/PnYb0Bkn6Z
I have taken very little interest in the Manchester mayoral election circus. I just looked at the winner, one Bev Craig [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bev_Craig], a lesbian who sees no problem with the migration invasion (despite Manchester having been hit very hard by it).
Incidentally, why do so many female MPs, especially Labourites, call themselves by funny-peculiar diminutives (“Bev”, “Cat” etc)?
That tweet is right. People are not going to vote, many or even most of them, and the reason is because they hate and/or despise the parties standing. In the Manchester case, they had no faith, and were right to have no faith, in either Reform or Restore, let alone the System parties.
Why then did Labour win, albeit by getting 47% on a 25% turnout, i.e. by getting only about 12% of all eligible voters’ votes? Simple. “Ethnic” (non-white) voters, and/or public service worker voters.
Put simply, about 88% of the people of Manchester did not want Labour enough to vote for the new not-a-lady mayor.
No matter how many of these stories I hear, I’ll never get used to a random brown attacking/reporting/etc an Englishman/other westerner in his own country. What is this world we’re living in.
The documented history of international refugee law reveals that jewish and 'israeli' individuals played a significant role in engineering European refugee and border policy.
Translates to a Commons with about 303 Labour MPs (about 23 short of a majority, and therefore requiring Labour to compact with the LibDems, or SNP, or both); 160 Reform UK MPs (official Opposition); 72 LibDems; 59 Cons; 24 SNP; 8 Greens [etc].
Perhaps social nationalism will rise up in 2033, 100 years after 1933…
Late music
[part of the Siwa oasis in western Egypt, where I spent a month in 1998]
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 a… pic.twitter.com/tUnTy798UR
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.
🚨NEW: Wildfires and extreme weather are putting Britain’s food supplies at risk
The chief executives of Tesco, Waitrose, Sainsbury’s, 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 £2M each, and £1M 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.
🔥 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
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.
We’re being demographically replaced and you’re 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.
🚨 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.
