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by Richard Eldred
31 October 2023 1:03 AM

  • “Jewish chaplains’ houses targeted in ‘frightening’ campaign on two university campuses” – Jewish chaplains’ houses are being targeted in a “frightening” campaign, reports the Telegraph.
  • “Labour MP Andy McDonald suspended over ‘between the river and the sea’ speech” – Sir Keir Starmer has suspended the whip of an MP who made reference to the controversial “from the river to the sea” chant at a pro-Palestine rally, according to the Telegraph.
  • “Starmer must confront Labour’s Islamist problem” – Those making common cause with Hamas are the terrorists’ useful idiots, or worse, says Charles Moore in the Telegraph.
  • “Inside the gleaming developments that made Hamas a one billion dollar terror group” – The Telegraph reports that high-value assets in Turkey are said to be a part of a secret global investment portfolio for Hamas.
  • “German-Israeli Shani Louk, seen paraded by terrorists in Gaza, confirmed dead” – The remains of a German woman snatched from a music festival by Hamas have been discovered, with Israel’s President suggesting she was beheaded, reports the Times of Israel.
  • “Fury as Met Police officers pull down posters of kidnapped children” – The Campaign Against Antisemitism has accused the Met of a “double standard” by “turning a blind eye to extremists”, yet pulling down the posters of kidnapped Israeli children in Edgware to avoid inflaming “community tensions”, says the Mail.
  • “British society will pay a terrible price for indulging extremism” – We have imported hatreds and lost our common identity. Policy will have to be more muscular as a result, writes Nick Timothy in the Telegraph.
  • “Jews feel abandoned by the British Left” – In the aftermath of the massacre, it is finally dawning on Jewish progressives that the Left doesn’t care for them at all, says Jake Wallis Simons in the Spectator.
  • “The great betrayal” – The Left’s reaction to the massacre in Israel has many progressive Jews in the West rethinking their past activism, political affiliations and friendships, write Suzy Weiss and Francesca Block in the Free Press.
  • “We must defend the right to hate” – Hamas apologists are entitled to free speech, too, says Wendy Kaminer in Spiked.
  • “Chelsea Israeli fan club told Star of David banner cannot be displayed inside Stamford Bridge” – Chelsea fans have been prevented from displaying a banner that features the Star of David, with the club and the Premier League at odds over who is to blame for the decision that has been branded “antisemitic”, reports the Telegraph.
  • “An adult on campus, finally” – In the U.S., Tulane University President Michael Fitts has schooled his mealymouthed peers in responding to a ‘Free Palestine’ protest-turned-riot, writes Nicole Gelinas in City Journal.
  • “Why the Kremlin will fear Dagestan’s antisemitic mob” – Not only is the Russian Federation home to the largest Muslim population in Europe, accounting for perhaps 10% of its total population, but it’s growing, says Mark Galeotti in the Spectator.
  • “What happens when there aren’t enough Jews to lynch?” – There’s a dearth of Jews in Dagestan, so the antisemites who live there have faced a supply-demand issue in recent days, writes Avital Chizhik-Goldschmidt in the Free Press.
  • “Humza Yousaf admits SNP ministers encouraged to delete WhatsApps” – The Scottish First Minister has revealed there was a “social media messaging policy” that required Scottish Government figures to “routinely delete” WhatsApp messages, reports the Mail.
  • “U.K.’s top civil servant said Boris Johnson ‘cannot lead’ as Covid pandemic raged, WhatsApps show” – Boris Johnson was described as “creating chaos and undermining everyone” by key aides in WhatsApp messages shown to the Covid Inquiry, says Politico.
  • “Chris Whitty called Sunak’s flagship restaurant scheme ‘Eat Out to Help Out the virus’” – Rishi Sunak’s scheme to save restaurants from ruin during Covid was thought by the Chief Medical Officer to be contributing to the spread of Covid, reports the Telegraph.
  • “The damning Covid Inquiry testimony of Martin Reynolds” – The appearance at the Covid Inquiry of Martin Reynolds has been a real eye-opener in some rather unexpected ways, writes Jawad Iqbal in the Spectator.
  • “Dominic Cummings’s Barnard Castle trip ‘clearly against the rules’, said Patrick Vallance” – The Covid Inquiry revealed that No10 pressured Boris Johnson’s top scientific advisers to join a press conference following Dominic Cummings’s lockdown-breaking trip to Barnard Castle, says the Telegraph.
  • “Covid Inquiry is biased against lockdown sceptics, claim scientists” – The Telegraph reports that Oxford academics Prof. Carl Heneghan and Dr. Tom Jefferson have both accused Baroness Hallett of dismissing evidence.
  • “Kids less likely to spread Covid in daycare than at home: Study” – A new study disputes the widely-held belief that childcare centres are primary sources of COVID-19 transmission, says the Epoch Times.
  • “Worldwide Covid mortality patterns” – PANDA investigates the trends in Covid mortality using the data from Canada and around the world. Does it point to a deadly pandemic?
  • “Genetically modified organons” – On Substack, Dr. Ah Kahn Syed discusses recent Senate Estimates hearings in Australia, raising questions about the testing and classification of mRNA vaccines.
  • “Trans fat to be banned: What this means for your health” – The Epoch Times reports on the impending ban on trans fats in the U.S. food supply.
  • “Public services are in doom loop of decline and worse than pre-Covid, report warns” – A report by experts has found that many parts of the state have deteriorated dramatically since the Tories came to power in 2010, according to the Telegraph.
  • “U.S. plans nuclear bomb 24 times more powerful than Hiroshima” – The Pentagon has announced plans for a new nuclear bomb 24 times as powerful as the one dropped on Hiroshima in 1945, reports the Mail.
  • “Watch: Met Police take 40 minutes to remove Just Stop Oil activists from Parliament Square” – Police took around 40 minutes to remove dozens of Just Stop Oil activists off the road in Central London, despite outnumbering them, according to the Telegraph.
  • “Just Stop Oil clowns who sparked chaos in M25 demo are spared jail” – Just Stop Oil activists, who caused “massive disruption” on the M25 in “deliberate defiance” of an injunction, have been spared jail by a High Court judge, reports the Mail.
  • “Hurrah for new North Sea oil licences!” – In CapX, Andy Mayer celebrates the Government’s approval of 27 new oil drilling licences in the North Sea.
  • “EV sceptic Toyota Chairman says people are ‘finally’ waking up to reality of electric vehicles” – Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda has stated that declining demand for electric vehicles signals a changing perspective on their role in combating carbon emissions, reports ZeroHedge.
  • “Cheap electric cars are still out of reach” – The West needs to pick between a rapid Net Zero transition and its decoupling from China, says Andrew Orlowski in the Telegraph.
  • “U.S. think tank says ‘true cost’ of EVs after subsides equates to $6.32 per litre” – Despite a common perception that EVs are cheaper to own and operate than their internal combustion counterparts, a Texas think tank says the true cost is the equivalent of USD$17.33 per gallon, reports the Western Standard.
  • “Australia warns ferries about EVs” – Australia’s Maritime Safety Authority has issued a domestic commercial vessel safety alert on the risks of ferrying battery powered cars, says WUWT.
  • “Britain, a goner with the wind” – The dash for wind energy is a generational folly that will see the nation’s economic future sacrificed on the altar of Net Zero, predicts Barry Norris in the Critic.
  • “Why consent is key to a just transition to Net Zero” – We need to bring the whole of society along on the journey to Net Zero, says Jeremy Apfel in CapX.
  • “Why fossil fuels are here to stay” – Geopolitical conflict has exposed Net Zero as a fantasy, writes Ralph Schoellhammer in Spiked.
  • “The emotional dysregulation behind progressive authoritarianism” – J.D. Haltigan joins the Public podcast to discuss the vulnerable narcissism of the radical Left.
  • “Where is the Left today?” – Identity politics has triggered an identity crisis, writes Richard Bourke in UnHerd.
  • “‘The Left doesn’t mean what it says’” – On SpectatorTV, Oxford University’s Nigel Biggar says a new progressivism has emerged, which is far more cynically-motivated than the old kind.
  • “Libraries are being destroyed from within” – The public does not need protection from ‘problematic’ texts, writes Frank Furedi in Spiked.
  • “After academic freedom” – When fields of study surrender to ideological fads, they lose their right to govern themselves, argues Jonathan Winslow in City Journal.
  • “The rise of the underground free speech groups” – In the Spectator, Melanie Notkin explores the evolving feminist perspectives on justice and free speech.
  • “Why are feminists like me being labelled ‘far Right’?” – In the Spectator, Joanna Williams shares her ordeal with censorship and free speech suppression regarding gender and sex-based rights in Canada.
  • “BBC hails Roman emperor as ‘black Briton’ – even though he wasn’t black” – A Roman emperor who appears on numerous lists of “black Britons” was not black, reports the Telegraph.
  • “Jacob Rees-Mogg blasts woke MI5 over ‘institutional racism against white people’” – On GB News, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has said that “MI5 is institutionally, publicly racist against white people”, following the news that only ethnic minorities can apply for its summer internships.
  • “BBC presenter warns against science being ‘just done by European white guys’” – The presenter of The Sky At Night has warned that science being “all just done by European white guys” may lead to a “blinkered view of the world”, reports the Telegraph.
  • “The myth of LGBT conversion therapy” – There’s no credible evidence that Britons face torture for being gay or trans, writes Malcolm Clark in Spiked.
  • “‘Gender-affirming care is dangerous. I know because I helped pioneer it’” – In the Free Press, Dr. Riittakerttu Kaltiala describes her increasing worries about the gender-affirming treatment she approved for vulnerable patients, and her decision to speak out. 
  • “Luis Rubiales gets three-year football ban for kissing Jenni Hermoso” – Luis Rubiales has been banned from football for three years for kissing Spain forward Jenni Hermoso after the Women’s World Cup final, reports the Telegraph.
  • “The AI fraudsters are coming – we need to act now” – The FBI is warning that AI could be used to create ‘deepfakes’ to exploit people’s trust, writes Richard Hyde in CapX.
  • “Chief Covid lockdown architect Neil Ferguson denies ever calling for a lockdown” – On X, Michael P. Senger has posted a video of Neil Ferguson being grilled in the Covid Inquiry.

Chief COVID lockdown architect Neil Ferguson denies ever calling for a lockdown:

“The reality is a lot more complex…what I tried to do…which was stepping outside the scientific advisory role to try and focus people’s minds on what was going to happen and the consequences.” pic.twitter.com/oxg8oWrNkM

— Michael P Senger (@michaelpsenger) October 30, 2023

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Dinger64
Dinger64
4 months ago

This is how a woke biased country shoots itself in both feet over a space of just a few years, fighting for the country you are taught to despise is non starter
Maybe the youth can be shown how to put flowers down the barrels of their invaders guns!

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EUbrainwashing
EUbrainwashing
4 months ago

The topic of ‘Defence’ is a very large one! It is interesting that we have a ‘Ministry of Defence’ as a part of the state but not, apparently, a ‘Ministry of Attack’! Could there be some loaded words used against us here, un petit peu of subliminal propagandising brainwashing speak perchance?

If we closed the ‘Ministry of Attack’, disbanding the paraphernalia of destruction and sanctified killers, and replaced it with a measured system of ‘home defence’ would it be infinitely improbable to think that it could not just be sponsored by a willing public – if such an organisation was really needed at all?

I say people need more imagination. I say we did not know how the cotton would get picked, the tobacco harvested or the sugar-cane cut when we said that slavery was an inhuman outrage. We did not know. We did not imagine robotic machines could do the work at a lower cost than unpaid men. And if slavery had continued maybe those machines would never have emerged.

The ingenuity and imagination of mankind knows no bounds except for the limitations imposed upon us by those who would shackle us to the feudal tithe gathering system that is the state.

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JohnK
JohnK
4 months ago
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Historically it was the War Office, along with the Home Office, The Foreign Office, and the Treasury, until the civil service expanded a bit.

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Bill Bailey
Bill Bailey
4 months ago

It’s ironic that a Labour government, whose party is wholly responsible for kicking off the phobia mania under Blair, and is in power because most people could not find it in themselves to vote for any meaningful alternative now finds themselves in a predicament of their own making.
But really, why would any person not celebrate a repeat of November 1688?

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago

Brilliant, powerful article by Joe Baron, who sums it up perfectly:

“Finally, the same unpatriotic disdain leads to the state persecuting its heroes and defending its villains.”

Well done to Joe Baron for also remembering that unsung heroine, Royal Air Force Group Captain Lizzy Nicholl, forced to resign for acting with real courage, moral principles and integrity in defence of others.

To this list of appalling injustices can be added the inferior housing given to military families, while housing The Invading Muslim Army of Fake Refugees in luxurious hotels and brand new homes. I remember reading years ago about an English veteran of the Pointless Afghanistan War, who had lost limbs in that war, and yet the local council gave him and his wife and children a flat on the 5th floor of a block of flats with no lifts, only stairs.

Imagine also the horror of wounded veterans returning to the supposed safety of hospitals in their ancestral homeland, only to find that their doctors and nurses were Muslims who hated them.

As for the Northern Ireland War, to his everlasting credit, Boris Johnson did fulfil his promise to stop the outrageous, treasonous persecution of veterans, only to have it all overturned by Keir Starmer’s Labour government, bent on continuing the Vicious, Vindictive, Endless Revenge Lawfare against British Veterans and Loyalists for more than HALF A CENTURY now, while letting every Catholic IRA Terrorist run free.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
4 months ago
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Yes indeed the contrasting treatment afforded to our veterans and those good for nothing illegal immigrants really boils my piss.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
4 months ago

Perhaps these young people are smart enough to realise that the most serious threat by a long way to our nation, and our way of life and those few liberties we still enjoy, comes not from Moscow, peking or even Paris or Brussels, but from Westminster.

Our own government is the most real and present danger we face.

Which of course, is a bit of a problem.

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ellie-em
ellie-em
4 months ago
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Our common enemy is the government.

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago
Reply to  ellie-em

Yes, as someone once said, the People of the West need to know one thing:

“Your government hates you.”

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GroundhogDayAgain
GroundhogDayAgain
4 months ago
Reply to  Jack the dog

Love my country. Fear my government.

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ellie-em
ellie-em
4 months ago

I’m hard pressed to find much to save and fight for in this blighted country and Britain overall!

I suppose the defence recruitment programme will be along the same lines as some police divisions favour now ie positive action to prioritise ethnic minority candidates?

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Mogwai
Mogwai
4 months ago
Reply to  ellie-em

To be honest, I think if the Army put up a stall at this event they’d get a fair amount of interest. No shortage of national pride here 😶. And most appear to be in tip top physical condition;

https://x.com/benonwine/status/1910975021192724825

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ellie-em
ellie-em
4 months ago
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Oh my word! Is this the rainbow brigade?

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Mogwai
Mogwai
4 months ago
Reply to  ellie-em

🌈 🤣 Personally, I think part of the Army recruitment process should be that you must be able to perform ‘YMCA’, complete with actions, all the way through and with zero errors, before you move on to basic training.

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RW
RW
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Tip top physical condition? I wonder what would happen if any of these sorry figures was ever asked to wring out a freshly washed pair of jeans or carry a 50l sack of general purpose compost for about half a kilometer. Actually, I don’t wonder: The trousers would laugh out loud at such a pathetic attempt and in the other case, the guy would either break in two or throw the towel.

All seriously spindly and underweight. Obscene exposure of lack of exercise and malnourishment.

🙂

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

What a set of useless tw#ts.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
4 months ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

I sense a great deal of pride but not necessarily of the type the Army’s looking for, though I don’t doubt they’d be attracted to a man in uniform, lol.

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Marque1
Marque1
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Reminds me of Dick Emery’s little gay fellow.
Sergeant: “Do you think you could kill a man?”
Gay man: “Mmm! Eventually!”

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Art Simtotic
Art Simtotic
4 months ago

IRA murderer Adams in line for a payout, while British soldiers on the ground, who served in Northern Ireland at behest of unaccountable politicians and senior army officers, get persecuted through the courts for decades.

And now there’s a recruitment problem. Go figure, Sir Two-Tier and mentor Sir Bliar.

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago
Reply to  Art Simtotic

Yes, the same Catholic IRA Murderer Adams, who ordered the murder of widowed mother-of-ten-children Mrs. Jean McConville, is now in line for “compensation” from the British Taxpayers, never having been punished for any of his horrific terrorist atrocities.

Few will remember Mrs. Jean McConville, a Protestant who converted to Catholicism after marrying a Catholic man, with whom she had ten children, but her natural human compassion cost her her life.

In 1972, she had tried to help a wounded British soldier who had fallen outside her garden gate after the IRA had shot him, and for that “crime”, she was kidnapped by night and dragged to a beach, where she was shot in the back of the head and buried in the sand.

“After her disappearance, McConville’s seven youngest children, including six-year-old twins, survived on their own in the flat, cared for by their 15-year-old sister Helen. According to them, the hungry family was visited three weeks later by a stranger, who gave them McConville’s purse, with 52 pence and her three rings in it.”


Her body was not found until 2003.

““There was only one man who gave the order for that woman to be executed,” says Brendan Hughes. “That man is now the head of Sinn Féin. I did not give the order to execute that woman – he did. And yet he went to see her kids to promise an investigation into her death.”

“I never carried out a major operation without the okay or the order from Gerry. And for him to sit in his plush office in Westminster or Stormont or wherever and deny it…”

New informer evidence in infamous IRA execution case | IrishCentral.com

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Art Simtotic
Art Simtotic
4 months ago
Reply to  Heretic

Thank you for that damning background detail.

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago
Reply to  Art Simtotic

It’s horrific, isn’t it? I forgot to add that she was actually kidnapped by FOUR CATHOLIC IRA FEMALE TERRORISTS, who smuggled her across the border into Southern Ireland.

Where are they now, I wonder? In top positions in the government?

“In 1999, the IRA gave information on the whereabouts of her body in the region of County Louth, at the south-eastern tip of the Cooley Peninsula, in the Republic of Ireland. This prompted a prolonged search, co-ordinated by the Republic of Ireland’s police force, but no body was found.

On the night of 26 August 2003, a storm washed away part of the embankment supporting the west side of Shelling Hill Beach car park, near the site of previous searches. This exposed the body. On 27 August, it was found by passersby while they were walking on Shelling Hill Beach (also known as Templetown Beach). McConville’s body was positively identified and subsequently reburied beside her husband Arthur in Holy Trinity Graveyard in Lisburn.”

Murder of Jean McConville – Wikipedia

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EUbrainwashing
EUbrainwashing
4 months ago

Maybe the idea is to portray the indigenous populous as weak, cowardly and feckless but the young men who struck-out to come here, against all odds, rugged and independent, are feisty, determined, courageous. Yes our great leader, Sir Kia Electric, will offer them a deal. Serve in the British Military and earn your citizenship, with honour. A trove of valiant brave young heros stand ready in of midsts. The Shirkers these boat boys will not be.

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago
Reply to  EUbrainwashing

Not a single Third World Ethnic should ever have been allowed to enter the Armed Forces of the West.

As the Bible says, “NEVER LET THE ENEMY INTO THE CAMP”.

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40dollarshoes
40dollarshoes
4 months ago

I wouldn’t fight for this country. But i did look into volunteering for the IDF (im in my 50s). The only roles available for foreigners were in field kitchens . For which you have to pay $1500 for traininhg.

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For a fist full of roubles
For a fist full of roubles
4 months ago

Would everyone feel safe if the diversity quotas were introduced at all levels in the armed forces. For example, it has been said that in the past decade there have been more British Muslims joining overseas terrorist groups than have joined the British armed services (the precise numbers have been disputed but the orders of magnitude are certainly comparable).

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Monro
Monro
4 months ago

The whole point of having a professional army based on the Regimental system is that soldiers fight for their comrades, their Regiment and their monarch, in that order.

A simple reform of the recruiting system, improvements in terms and conditions during the present economic downturn, delegation of powers, particularly recruitment, back down to Regimental level and numbers will soon pick up, particularly if there is a chance of a bit of action.

That has been the recipe for success since about 150 BC.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
4 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Bring back the county regiments.

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For a fist full of roubles
For a fist full of roubles
4 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Indeed it has, and the implementation of diversity quotas would likely destroy that esprit de corps.
Not to forget that in the old days they used to fight for God too. He does after all feature in the Oath of Allegiance.

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davidcraig68
davidcraig68
4 months ago

Why would anyone risk their lives to defend the Islamic Republic of Britainistan?

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Mogwai
Mogwai
4 months ago
Reply to  davidcraig68

And as we know, this is a plan that’s been underway for quite some time, courtesy of the Uniparty;

”Explosive leaked video of David Cameron exposes the Tories’ sinister plot to hand UK leadership to Muslims!

We’ve been screaming about this plan forever, and people had the nerve to call us conspiracy theorists!

The Islamic takeover is real and happening—doesn’t matter who you vote for, every party’s in on it!”

https://x.com/TheNorfolkLion/status/1910708510263824700

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Wow— this is absolutely staggering! Good find!

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Mogwai
Mogwai
4 months ago
Reply to  Heretic

Hiding in plain sight all these years. Now we know.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Thanks Mogs. 👍

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I’m still flabbergasted. I do remember years ago Cameron saying that Parliament was “too white”. Who could have guessed to what extremes he was prepared to take that?

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Wow!

Just WOW !!!

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Mogwai
Mogwai
4 months ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

You’ve got to be a bit careful on Twitter because many videos can be dubbed and manipulated courtesy of AI, but it’s been up a few days and circulating without being ‘Community Noted’, so I’m just assuming it’s legit. Certainly sounds it.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
4 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I may be a little bit old fashioned but I think the last thing we need is more Muslims in our country.

I cannot get my head around our government’s obsession with them.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
4 months ago

“Sir Keir Starmer’s commitment to increase the UK’s defence spending to 2.5% of national income by 2027 is a small but welcome step in the right direction.”

This means diddly squat. As Viv Nicholson memorably commented…”spend, spend, spend.”

Kneel is probably the greatest waster / spender this country has ever witnessed. It is extremely probable that increasing spending on defence could make the British situation worse than it already is.

Gaslighting and nothing more.

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Claphamanian
Claphamanian
4 months ago

To devote so many words to 2Kier’s puff about rearmament is to give it far too much credit for being serious.

Who would want to invade the UK? What resources does it have that others are desperate for? All its industries and infrastructure either has already been sold to others or else can be in a globalised arrangement.

What foreign government would want to manage the British population under occupation? The UK already has had the metric system and decimal coinage imposed on it by its own rulers, as Napoleon would have done had he been able to cross the Channel.

Why would a foreign government want to manage over two million people on long-term sickness disability benefit? Or be responsible for stopping shoplifting or the activities of the ‘grooming gangs’, and incurring the displeasure of the occupied if they didn’t? Or take onboard the vast debts of the utility companies as well as their failure to operate much of a basic functionality?

Much better let the country’s own elected take the heat over all that while a member of the Royal Family visits Ukraine, doing ‘defence’ vicariously, and the Chief of the Defence Staff hobnobs in Peking as representatives of the Westminster satrapy.

It may even be the case that now so many manufactured products are produced in China, and, for the same reason, that Net Zero in the UK is only possible with China bearing all the fossil-fuelled industrial pollution (China burning 30% more coal than the rest of the world combined), that war may have been made impossible, as was once argued by Norman Angell in his 1910 book, The Great Illusion. Net Zero, simultaneously the thing that crushes the UK’s independence and makes her dependent on a particular foreign power.

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Heretic
Heretic
4 months ago
Reply to  Claphamanian

Someone remarked years ago that the Globalist aim was to asset-strip the British Isles and turn it into a Global Theme Park, so that Third World people could pay to come here on tourist holidays, to dress up in British historical costumes and role-play, with the Indigenous as servants.

Hence the plan to “Make Britain A Service Economy” was meant literally.

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JXB
JXB
4 months ago

Most of the UK’s national “income” – increasingly since 1945 – is debt and worthless money printing.

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Jaguar
Jaguar
4 months ago

Join the infantry, learn to fight, get ready for civil war.

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Tonka Rigger
Tonka Rigger
4 months ago

Well! If it isn’t the consequences of my own actions!

Hell mend them, utter filth the lot of them.

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Grim Ace
Grim Ace
4 months ago

The country is done foe. You’ll have to fight off islamists and African illegals attacking your homes and your people. I hope it teaches us a lesson and then we can have the no-prisoners civil war.

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Archimedes
Archimedes
4 months ago

First, we can be near certain that we won’t have minority groups pressing their case for representation on the front line, unlike any other area of society where there is personal gain for themselves. Add to this the wrecking job done by the British establishment, over the past few decades, on the majority of (white ethnicity) British people and culture. The culture of a nation is what defines it. Now that this has been intentionally wrecked, why would anyone wish to fight for the mess that is now the UK? The only surprise is that anyone is surprised by the statistic presented in this article. It is now going to be hard if not impossible to turn this around.

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RTSC
RTSC
4 months ago

I suggest that every Civil Servant in the MoD, from the Minister down, is automatically enlisted …. so that, in the event the Government (or more likely the EU) declares a war and needs some cannon fodder we will immediately have 64,000 participants.

I’m sure Hammond would like to volunteer himself and his family as well, so that will make 64,0005.

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ellie-em
ellie-em
4 months ago
Reply to  RTSC

…and MPs and those scroungers in the HoL automatically enlisted…and to the frontline, not some cushy, protected, overseeing office job. I suspect that would radically reduce them baying and voting for a war if their own necks are on the line.

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RTSC
RTSC
4 months ago

Let’s imagine for a minute that the next war is in a Muslim country (yes, I know, completely unrealistic….. far more likely to be, say, Portugal).

Would you trust all the Muslim squaddies in your Regiment to fight for King and Country …. and not instead launch some “friendly fire” on their own side?

I wouldn’t.

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GunnerBill
GunnerBill
4 months ago

I wonder if the recruitment ads will feature as many blacks as the normal ads? 🤔

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Betty W
Betty W
4 months ago

My son has just left the army after a five year stint. During that time, he talked about the rainbow flag being flown over the parade ground; deployments for his whole battalion being cancelled as a group punishment after a few soldiers indulged in some stupid high jinks with a certain type of lady (as soldiers have done since soldiering commenced thousands of years ago); locked in his room for weeks on end during the covid outrage and generally being subjected to a raft of tedious, pointless and woke-leaning buffoonery. We were disappointed but not surprised when he resigned…

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SomersetHoops
SomersetHoops
4 months ago

I think part of the reason is being missed and that is that we have too many people who due to the over generosity of our payments to people who do not work or add anything to our country are a complete drain on society. Many of these are immigrants who have no commitment to our country and we would not want in our military and be better off without. I do not include people who for illness or handicap are unfit to work, but there are perfectly fit people who due to government handouts paid for from taxes from the working population who are too lazy to work. Perhaps some of these people should be subject to compulsory service in our military.

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NubOfTheMatter
NubOfTheMatter
3 months ago

This is far too pessimistic an article. Joe baron has overlooked the effect of the inspiring leadership of warmonger Sir Kier Starmer and his deputy Angela Rainer – too say nothing the love that we citizens have for warmongers on the ‘other side’ e.g. the revered Tobias Ellwood.

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