- “Reconstruction: The truth about the chaotic decisions that led Britain into lockdown” – The pandemic inquiry has revealed the true scale of the turmoil behind the U.K.’s biggest political decisions since WWII, set out in detail by Gordon Ramsay and Janet Eastham in the Telegraph.
- “Britain will be condemned to another Covid-style lockdown. This pathetic inquiry proves it” – Even as the ineptitude of Whitehall is being revealed in its full horror, the focus remains on childish tittle-tattle, says Danial Hannan in the Telegraph.
- “What disdain for a brave scientist reveals about Covid” – “It is perfectly obvious the Covid Inquiry is not interested in any serious consideration the whole thing was a ghastly mistake, made in a condition of outright panic,” writes Peter Hitchens in the Mail.
- “Johnson tells Covid Inquiry he had to balance competing needs of U.K.” – Boris Johnson has told the Covid Inquiry he had a “duty” to weigh up whether lockdowns would do more harm than good, according to the Mail. So why did he impose three?
- “Nadine Dorries’ book reveals assassins who wanted Boris out of No 10” – In The Plot: The Political Assassination of Boris Johnson, Nadine Dorries identifies Michael Gove , Dominic Cummings and a powerful adviser called Dougie Smith as members of ‘the movement’, according to the Mail.
- “You have to die of something!” – The HART team looks at why Sweden has fewer excess deaths.
- “The red pill and the bitter pill” – Read the talk given by Laura Dodsworth at the ‘Holding Covid Times to Account’ session at the Battle of Ideas last month.
- “Trends in Excess Deaths” – HART fact-checks the minister’s response to Andrew Bridgen’s recent Commons speech.
- “The Hallett Inquiry – reason over foul language, flip flops and narcissism” – The evidence vacuum is ignored by the inquiry, say Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson.
- “Hamas, not Israel, is perpetrating ‘collective punishment’ in Gaza” – Laying the blame for Hamas’ abuse of civilians at Israel’s door only rewards its inhuman tactics, says Danial Taub in the Telegraph.
- “Germany puts Britain to shame with its zero tolerance of anti-Semitism” – Informed by their history, the Germans have displayed remarkable moral clarity in supporting Jews, while Britain has simply failed, says Zoe Strimpel in the Telegraph.
- “What People Think About The March” – Matt Goodwin polled Brits about the pro-Palestine march on Remembrance Day weekend.
- “How ‘hate speech’ laws appease the oldest hatred” – U.K. authorities cannot be trusted to police what we say, see or think, argues Spiked‘s Mick Hume.
- “Charity Commission ‘examines’ British mosques that hosted pro-Hamas hate preachers” – Sermons made since the terrorist group’s October 7th attack include calls to “destroy Israel”, “kill the Jews” and “wage your war for Allah”, according to the Telegraph. Delightful.
- “Guardian journalist who retweets pro-Hamas social media account” – The Guardian‘s pop culture columnist and podcast host Chanté Joseph shared posts casting doubt on the scale of Hamas’s October 7th atrocities and promoted conspiracies about Jewish power, reports Jewish News.
- “Met Police adviser led ‘from the river to the sea’ chant” – A hard-Left activist, Attiq Malik, who was filmed leading chants of “from the river to the sea” at a pro-Palestinian rally is an adviser to the police on their response to protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict, the Telegraph reveals.
- “MoD to cut ties with Muslim Council of Britain after ‘shocking’ arrangement revealed” – Ministers have ordered the MoD to cut ties with the MCB after it was revealed it endorsed imams to become chaplains in the armed forces, the Telegraph reports.
- “Judge slams Just Stop Oil activist after she asked for delay in trial so she could jet off to India as protester, 28, is charged alongside four others for storming West End performance of Les Miserables” – A judge has hit out at a Just Stop Oil protester who asked for her trial on charges of disrupting a performance of Les Miserables to be delayed for a few weeks – so she could jet off to India, reports the Mail. You can’t make this stuff up.
- “In Denial about the Science – Part 2, ARC in London” – Read Jennifer Marohasy’s report from the ARC conference, where she defends the importance of saving science from the propagandists.
- “The baby bust: female perspectives” – After Alex Berenson’s article last week on falling birth rates, a lot of men blamed generational selfishness, he says. Here’s what the women had to say.
- “Jeff Bezos ditches Seattle for Miami after buying $79m mansion in ‘billionaire bunker’” – The virtue-signalling billionaire leaves high-tax Democrat Washington for low-tax Republican Florida, the Telegraph reports.
- “Ukraine has blown its best chance to defeat Putin” – Deprived of the weapons it needs to win, and with global attention shifting to Israel, the outlook is terrible, laments Richard Kemp in the Telegraph.
- “Body to fight cancel culture formed by 100 top academics” – London Universities’ new Council for Academic Freedom will defend free inquiry, intellectual diversity and civil discourse, the Telegraph reports.
- “Grooming our children, Part 2: ‘Smash heteronormativity’” – Belinda Brown’s latest dispatch from the sex ed wars in TCW.
- “Transgender activist who said ‘would not matter’ if the number of female murders increased if men were allowed to self-identify as women is devising ethics rules for therapists” – Philosophy professor Sophie Grace Chappell is on the core team revising the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy’s (BACP) national ethical framework, according to the Mail.
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Another week of manufactured crises
Planet Earth III Climate Change Lies
latest leaflet to print at home and deliver to neighbours or forward to politicians, media, friends online.
Video about masks worth watching:-
https://themodelhealthshow.com/maskfacts/
Does masks, but goes onto the real major problem with viruses and our health.
All you need to know on the matter of masks…
https://brownstone.org/articles/studies-and-articles-on-mask-ineffectiveness-and-harms/
‘Ukraine has blown its best chance to defeat Putin’
10 Sept. 2022 was their best chance.
‘Exploiting a stretched and tired Russian front that spanned some 1,300km — roughly the distance from London to Prague — Ukrainian special forces, tanks and armour sliced through their lines and weak rear resistance, provoking a panicked retreat’
So many reasons why they couldn’t sustain that offensive…..
And yet, and yet…….
‘…..the logistic services would somehow have to adapt themselves to the tactical situation.’ ” This approach had met with success for Rommel when he commanded the “Spook” Panzer Division in France at the outset of the war.
“His division sometimes advancing so fast that it became detached from the main fist of Kluge’s Fourth Army…and continued to race along its throughway on its own, with only the most tenuous connection in the rear to its logistical support.”
Then
‘Tobruk fell to Rommel. Moreover, the capture of significant stores – “2,000 vehicles, 5,000 tons of supply, and above all, 1400 tons of fuel” provided an operational spark to a dying supply line. Rather than consolidate, however, Rommel continued to press the attack. “It was captured stocks that took the Panzer Army to Alamein.”
Rommel got no further thanks to Auchinleck but, against a lesser General, he might have bounced Alam Halfa and got to Cairo.
‘War remains fundamentally a contest of human wills—there is more to war than blowing up targets. Leadership, military command, morale, and the will to fight are key ingredients of success, as Ukraine demonstrates. Prioritizing the destruction of matériel de-emphasizes moral and cognitive factors, an all-too-common orientation within some circles in the U.S. military.
Properly understood and updated, manoeuvre warfare remains critical to the future. Seizing the initiative, seeking an information advantage, exploiting tempo, and employing surprise and deception remain relevant.’
The Ukrainians have a plan:
‘….probing Russian lines seeking gaps and forcing Russian reactions that are potential mistakes. In the culminating phase, precision fires and full domain manoeuvre from the trained assault brigades and overhead drones will exploit the defender’s disrupted defence.’
‘Manoeuvre warfare is not dead but it must evolve’ Colonel Pat Garrett (sic) Nov. 2023
But when they get a critical breakthrough, ‘…the logistic services will somehow have to adapt themselves to the tactical situation’
The article from Matt Goodwin above is very interesting. An excerpt;
”The lines between those who wish only to advocate for the welfare of innocent Palestinians and those who support the brutal terrorism of Hamas have become badly blurred. Those lines have remained blurred in the subsequent demonstrations, in which a minority have proudly displayed their extremism on their banners and in their chants, while the majority stand alongside them.”
Everybody attending these marches would have supported the Nazis during the war. 100%, no doubt in my mind. Why am I so confident? Well, we can support and sympathise with the poor Gazans that are suffering and getting killed directly or indirectly because of the actions of the terrorists that run the place from our homes. But only a certain kind of person would go to the trouble of attending a huge protest, rubbing shoulders with extremists waving flags of Jihad and chanting for the eradication of Jews. No fear of ‘guilt by association’ there is there? Show me somebody waving a ”Free Palestine from Hamas” banner and I’ll take it all back.
Speaking of which, here is one single, solitary guy with an intact moral compass and a titanium pair of balls. See how he fared and witness the reaction of the crowd around him. Case closed as far as I’m concerned.
https://twitter.com/GoldingBF/status/1720898721599107475
Marches and demonstrations are often attended by those others do not associate with. If fear of guilt by association was significant, protests might go unnoticed due to low attendance.
Why are the same people not protesting about Hamas? Perhaps because that’s not their focus. To take that on is simply another success for divide-and-conquer. However, it could be for the same reason politicians don’t overtly criticise their brutal allies: it’s the only people fighting their corner. How to get rid of them can be a problem for later.
Because they are amoral human beings. All you need to know.
Why are so many people triggered on both sides in this unique instance?
Thanks downvoters, truly thought-provoking.
When govt policy and MSM propaganda only ever offer a binary option – one side or the other – with absolutely NO mention of any of the ongoing mediations by numerous countries for a ceasefire, humanitarian aid or longer term peace talks, tarring every single person at every single rally happening across the world – even babes in arms and toddlers in pushchairs – as Nazis will be the end result. I thought DS readers where more thoughtful than that.
Oh I have given it much thought, believe me. Anybody wanting to eradicate a whole race of people, in this instance the Jews, is a Nazi in my book. Anybody attending these massive, worldwide marches and not openly condemning the terrorists who want to eradicate all Jews are demonstrably on-side with that mentality, ergo they live up to the label of ‘Nazi/Nazi sympathizer’.
Given that we are now 4 weeks in, post Oct 7th atrocities in Israel, one would assume that the demonstrators would have had sufficient time to educate themselves on exactly what ”antifada” means and what is behind the meaning of the words, ”from the river to the sea…” etc they so enthusiastically chant. There is no excuse in claiming ignorance at this stage. These people know exactly what they’re marching for and the astute among us, who can engage functioning eyes and brain, can see plain as day. They are pledging their allegiance to terrorists and Hamas’ cause.
More evidence here, and before anyone cries, ”cherry-picking” or ”biased!”, please come back to me with evidence of people openly condemning terrorists in these protests, because until I see anything contradicting this collective mindset I shall quite easily tar them all with the same Nazi brush;
https://twitter.com/antisemitism/status/1720937920104665520
Wow! That’s cojones.
Speaking of heroes, here’s another one of mine. Billboard Chris. He was at the protest and apparently the terrorist sympathisers took offence to his ever-present sandwich board stating that children can’t consent to puberty blockers. Therefore of course the Met police come to his rescue by accusing him of ‘breach of the peace’ and removing him forthwith, despite the fact he’s the only calm and rational person there. More proof the pigs will always protect the Nazi scumbags;
https://twitter.com/BillboardChris/status/1720824532649361679
Presumably every other country that went into lockdown has a similar story of behind the scenes “turmoil”? C’mon, pull the other one.
“Transgender activist who said ‘would not matter’ if the number of female murders increased if men were allowed to self-identify as women is devising ethics rules for therapists”
Prof Chappell (born a bloke, BTW) works for the OU. Prof Jo Phoenix (criminologist specialising in crimes against women) was hounded out of the OU for saying blokes shouldn’t be in women’s prisons. Just sayin’.
Doesn’t inspire confidence in BACP counsellors for non-judgemental help and support, does it?
https://miriaf.co.uk/an-11th-hour-offensive/
A cracking post from Miri looking at the inevitable, tragic violence which is being planned for next weekend.
The second half of the post makes a very good case for participation in local politics. It occurs to me that maybe I should take my involvement more seriously.
I don’t know if you or anybody else here is aware of this initiative, to end mass migration, and what you think. Is it even feasible? I’ve not heard of Neil Anderson but what he says seems to be perfectly reasonable, just going from the 3min video I watched on the site;
”EMM is a campaign organisation that has been set up by a group of immigration experts from academia, think tanks, politics and the media. We are determined to challenge the myth that mass immigration is beneficial to the UK when it is actually causing enormous economic, social, cultural and political damage to our country.”
https://endmassmigration.uk/