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by Richard Eldred
6 December 2023 1:03 AM

  • “Police investigating claims Jewish children have been prevented from getting on buses” – Police are investigating claims Jewish children have been prevented from getting on buses in London, reports the Independent.
  • “Hamas’s associates accused of making $900 million by shorting shares” – Analysts say that Hamas-linked financiers made hundreds of millions of dollars of profits by shorting Israeli stocks before the October 7th massacre, says the Mail.
  • “Israel weighs plan to flood Gaza tunnels with seawater” – Israel is planning to force Hamas to abandon the tunnels beneath Gaza by flooding them with seawater, reports the WSJ.
  • “Hamas shot female soldiers ‘in crotch, intimate parts and breasts’” – The IDF has claimed that Hamas terrorists shot female Israeli soldiers “in the crotch, intimate parts and breasts” as part of a “systematic genital mutilation”, according to the Mail.
  • “Hamas ‘forced hostages to take tranquillisers before release’” – Hostages captured by Hamas were forced to take tranquillisers before being handed back to Israeli authorities so they would “appear content” for the cameras, reports the Mail.
  • “Europe faces a ‘huge risk of terrorist attacks’ over Christmas’” – European Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson says the EU is making £26 million available for additional security over Christmas, according to the Mail.
  • “Owen Jones isn’t a journalist – he’s a propagandist” – Since leaving the Guardian last year, Hadley Freeman has thought a lot about how it became so ‘right-on’ for people on the Left to denigrate women and Jews, she writes in the Jewish Chronicle.
  • “Victoria Police finds its inner Ghandi” – Should Australian politicians and their police forces ‘man-up’ a little and stop allowing marauding hordes of terror supporters to dominate Australia’s cities, asks Paul Collits on Substack.
  • “Saving Gaza with a queer intifada” – In the Critic, Titania McGrath has a simple solution for the Middle East conflict: Intersectional slam poetry.
  • “Johnson believes Covid Inquiry should examine lockdown harms” – Boris Johnson believes the Covid inquiry should urgently examine the harms caused by the lockdowns, according to the Telegraph.
  • “The Covid Inquiry has already made up its mind on who to blame: Boris” – The guilt for the disaster of lockdown is collective. Too few asked whether we got the balance right, writes Philip Johnston in the Telegraph.
  • “Boris Johnson was a loner on Covid. Facing the Inquiry, he has the chance to go his own way once more” – Will Boris take the easy way out, or be true to himself and admit he was railroaded into following a course of action he did not believe in, ponders Isabel Oakeshott in the Telegraph.
  • “Pfizer sues Hungary as pandemic court cases mount” – The list of legal disputes around the EU’s COVID-19 vaccine purchases is growing, says Politico.
  • “Testimony in U.K. Parliament: Show us the data!” – On Substack, Dr. Robert W. Malone shares a transcript of the expert testimony he provided during his invitation by MP Andrew Bridgen to give evidence to a Parliamentary committee.
  • “A systematic literature review of child mask mandates finds no evidence they do anything to stop Covid” – On Substack, Eugyppius explains why masking children is a particularly idiotic ‘public health’ policy.
  • “The need for randomised controlled trials” – Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Heneghan navigate conflicting findings on prone positioning for respiratory distress, emphasising the pivotal role of randomised trials in gauging the efficacy of different medical interventions.
  • “Lockdown trashed Britain’s economy – not Brexit” – Jeremy Hunt’s attempt to pin the blame for poor growth on Brexit rather than lockdown is a disgraceful evasion, says Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
  • “‘I’ve got news for those who say Brexit is a disaster: It isn’t. That’s why rejoining is just a pipe dream’” – Many still hanker for EU membership, but looking across the Channel, it’s completely illogical to do so, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott.
  • “Home Secretary James Cleverly signs new Rwanda migrant flight deal” – The Home Secretary has signed off a new agreement to offshore small boat arrivals amid a deafening clamour from Tory backbenches at the scale of legal and illegal immigration, reports the Mail.
  • “Sunak has got days to save his premiership – and one MP will decide his fate” – Tory MPs are warning that Rishi Sunak has just days to save his premiership and prevent a leadership vote of confidence, writes David Maddox in the Express. The key man is Robert Jenrick. If he resigns, others will follow.
  • “The Tories are preparing another immigration betrayal” – Nobody should believe the Tories seriously intend to cut the numbers arriving, says Richard Tice in the Telegraph.
  • “Britain has opened up its welfare state to the world” – Sustained mass immigration is tearing our fragile social contract apart, warns Sam Ashworth-Hayes in the Telegraph.
  • “‘I would not be doing my job if I keep quiet about any Abu Dhabi-backed takeover of the Telegraph’” – The proposed takeover of the Telegraph is not a matter of patriotism or foreign ownership – it is a more fundamental question of trust and editorial independence, writes Suzanne Moore in the Telegraph.
  • “Our maths reforms have proved the critics of academic rigour wrong” – The Programme for International Student Assessment results show that yesterday’s controversies have led to today’s success, says Nick Gibb in the Telegraph.
  • “Sunak suffers major Tory rebellion in vote on Net Zero plans” – Rishi Sunak has suffered one of the biggest rebellions of his premiership as dozens of Tory MPs, including Suella Braverman and Priti Patel, voted against his Net Zero plans, reports the Telegraph.
  • “Rishi Sunak warned of 50-strong Tory MP rebellion over new anti-smoking policy” – Rishi Sunak is facing a second major Tory rebellion with as many as 50 MPs set to vote against his flagship smoking ban, says the Express.
  • “The SNP’s heat pumps farce has reached a catastrophic new low” – The SNP would do well to ditch their Green coalition partner if they are to have any hope of electoral revival, remarks Tom Harris in the Telegraph.
  • “Green investors were crushed. Now it’s time to make money” – The trials and tribulations of ‘sustainable’ investing underscore fundamental investment truths, writes James Mackintosh in the WSJ.
  • “The University of California has all but dropped carbon offsets – and thinks you should, too” – The University of California has uncovered systemic problems with carbon offset markets, according to the MIT Technology Review.
  • “COP28 and biofuels scam” – Paul Burgess joins Nana Akua on GB News to discuss biofuels for plane travel and how temperature records are fiddled.
  • “European city cancels ‘woke’ Santa draped in Palestinian colours” – A black female Santa Claus, calling for Belgium to be liberated from “colonial ideology”, has been cancelled by the city of Ghent, according to the Express.
  • “Transgender council worker asked if she went by ‘Andy’ or ‘Mandie’ loses discrimination claim” – A transgender council worker, who sued her employer for ‘discrimination’ after being asked if she wanted to be referred to as Andy or Mandie, has lost, reports the Mail.
  • “American democracy is exhausted – and U.S. media elites are digging its grave” – The incompetent, second-rate U.S. media circus has abandoned its duty as the guardian of a crumbling political system, laments Jordan Peterson in the Telegraph.
  • “Attacks on Elon and X prove they don’t hate antisemitism – they just hate the First Amendment” – If the woke Left really hated antisemitism they would ban TikTok, just like Trump tried to do when he was in office, says Chaya Raichik in Human Events. In fact, their attacks on X reveal they just hate free speech.
  • “‘A society that puts equality before freedom will get neither’” – On X, Elon Musk has shared a video of Argentina’s President-elect quoting Milton Friedman and John Stuart Mill in an impassioned defence of liberty.
  • “Kim cries as he calls on North Korean women to have more children” – North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un cried as he called on women to have more children, saying that it was their duty to halt the country’s declining birth rate, reports the Mail.
  • “‘The question is not whether Nigel Farage will join the Tory party, but whether Keir Starmer is planning to defect and launch a Tory leadership bid!’” – On GB News, Jacob Rees-Mogg reacts to Keir Starmer’s latest article which he mistook for being written by a Tory.

'The more pressing question is not whether Nigel Farage will join the Tory party, but whether Keir Starmer is planning to defect and launch a Tory leadership bid!'@Jacob_Rees_Mogg reacts to Keir Starmer's latest article which he mistook for being written by a Tory. pic.twitter.com/99rQzkBjG1

— GB News (@GBNEWS) December 5, 2023

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
1 year ago

Explosive Cancer Deaths Since Covid Jabs

latest leaflet to print at home and deliver to neighbours or forward to politicians, media, friends online.

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Baldrick
Baldrick
1 year ago

Haven’t watched all this, but the history of climate/weather/famine doom-mongering. And a reminder that we were going to enter an ice-age:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1e5HAZo4iw&t=191s

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JeremyP99
JeremyP99
1 year ago
Reply to  Baldrick

We are actually still in an Ice Age. The presence of ice caps – Greenland and Antarctica – means that. We are soon to enter full Ice Age, leaving our lovely Interglacial period behind. Overdue in fact.

Wrap up warm.

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Monro
Monro
1 year ago

Today’s fun fact for the COP28 cloud botherers:

A century ago, Serbian scientist Milutin Milankovitch hypothesized the long-term, collective effects of changes in Earth’s position relative to the Sun are a strong driver of Earth’s climate

‘Milankovitch’s work was supported by other researchers of his time, and he authored numerous publications on his hypothesis. But it wasn’t until about 10 years after his death in 1958 that the global science community began to take serious notice of his theory. In 1976, a study in the journal Science by Hays et al. using deep-sea sediment cores found that Milankovitch cycles correspond with periods of major climate change over the past 450,000 years, with Ice Ages occurring when Earth was undergoing different stages of orbital variation.

Several other projects and studies have also upheld the validity of Milankovitch’s work, including research using data from ice cores in Greenland and Antarctica that has provided strong evidence of Milankovitch cycles going back many hundreds of thousands of years. In addition, his work has been embraced by the National Research Council of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences.’

CO2 Coalition

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JeremyP99
JeremyP99
1 year ago
Reply to  Monro

Obliquity now tilting us to cooling
PDO soon to go into cooling phase
AMO the same…

The drop into a full Ice Age can be very rapid

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Monro
Monro
1 year ago

COP28 cloud botherers of the day:

‘Cirrus cloud seeding is one of the most recent ideas of artificially modifying the planetary energy balance to counteract the human-caused global warming. So far, it is still highly uncertain whether such a scheme could effectively decrease the temperatures at global scales. This study pointed out its uncertain climatic responses, which depend on the details on the complexity of simulated seeding method’

Blaž Gasparini, Zachary McGraw, Trude Storelvmo and Ulrike Lohmann

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago

Good article because it highlights and calls out the ignorance, hypocrisy and blatant antisemitism of the pro-hate mobs that seem to be the new normal in the West, and it’s not like they require an organized march to demonstrate such hostile and anti-social behaviour now is it?;

”Abroad, Hamas supporters also emulated the methods of the pro-Nazi demonstrators in Western cities of the 1930s. Unlike their pro-Israel critics, the pro-Hamas demonstrators in the U.S. and Europe turned violent.
They took over and defaced private and public property. They chanted genocidal anti-Semitic slogans calling for erasure of the nation of Israel.
They interrupted shoppers, blocked highways, attacked businesses, and swarmed bridges. They assaulted police.
The majority wore masks to hide their identities in the fashion of anti-semitic Klansmen.

For the first time in their lives, many of the ignorant protestors suddenly professed concern about refugees, colonialism, disproportionality, innocent civilians, and the rules of war.
But none could explain why the Palestinians who fled Israel in 1947-48 still self-identify as victimized “refugees” when 900,000 Jews ethnically cleansed from Middle-East Arab cities about the same time do not.
The 200,000 Greek Cypriots driven out from norther Cyprus by Turkey apparently do not warrant “refugee’’ status either.

Few protestors knew that Jews have lived in present-day Israel for over three millennia. The longest colonialist presence there were Muslim Turks who brutally ran the Holy Land for 300 years until they lost World War I and were expelled.
How exactly did it happen that the eighth-century A.D. Al-Aqsa Mosque was built within King Herod’s earlier Second Temple enclosure?
The Pro-Hamas crowd has little appreciation that colonizing Arab Muslims have one of history’s longest records of “settling” other countries far from their historic birthland.”

https://www.frontpagemag.com/the-unhinged-among-us/

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

And this 3min vid clip demonstrates how and where this unacceptable behaviour and disgusting attitude towards Jews starts and is normalized. Legitimizing antisemitism at universities. Now let’s think if calling for the genocide of black people or Muslims would also be tolerated and not constitute bullying and harassment, but Jews get to be treat like the sh*t on every hostile bigot’s shoe;

https://twitter.com/DrEliDavid/status/1732152952775639505

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago

So this is interesting. Not only does the UK get France’s migrant rejects but under a new agreement you’ll get Rwanda’s too, but they get to pick and choose which migrants they take from the UK in return. Sounds fair;

”Rwanda can pick and choose which asylum seekers it wants, resettle an indeterminate number of its own people in the United Kingdom, and send all criminals convicted of a serious offense back to Britain in the revised asylum agreement between the two countries.
U.K. Home Secretary James Cleverly met with Rwandan Foreign Affairs Minister Vincent Biruta in Kigali on Tuesday to hash out new terms after the U.K. Supreme Court declared sections of the previous agreement unlawful and contrary to international obligations on human rights.

The newly agreed terms, however, offer some problematic clauses for conservatives seeking to take back control of Britain’s borders, laws, and money, to coin a phrase from the Brexit referendum campaign in 2016.
First, the Rwandan government will have the right to send its own refugees to the United Kingdom. The new agreement does not state whether these are Rwandan nationals seeking asylum, or refugees from third countries who have sought asylum in Rwanda.

“The Parties shall make arrangements for the United Kingdom to resettle a portion of Rwanda’s most vulnerable refugees in the United Kingdom, recognizing both Parties’ commitment towards providing better international protection for refugees,” the relevant clause reads.
It does not provide any figures on how many refugees the British public can expect to receive from the African nation, prompting Boris Johnson’s former chief advisor Dominic Cummings to quip on Tuesday evening that “Rwanda will send more people to the U.K. than we send there”.

Second, Rwanda will have the right to be selective in the asylum seekers it wants to receive from Britain. In Article 4 of the text, the treaty stipulates that “all transfer requests by the U.K. shall require approval by Rwanda prior to relocation”.
As such, the Rwandan government can simply cherry-pick the asylum seekers it is happy to take from Britain — perhaps women and children — and reserves the right to refuse others. It is unclear what recourse Britain then has left to deal with the leftovers, and more importantly where they will live.”

https://rmx.news/migration/uk-to-receive-refugees-from-rwanda-and-foreign-criminals-will-be-deported-back-to-britain/

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

What a surprise.

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MichaelM
MichaelM
1 year ago

Robert Malone testimony in UK Parliament – closing comment:

“I come to you, (the UK government and governments of the world) with one request. Open the books. Let’s see the data, and let’s allow those data to be examined so we no longer have to have these little fights over these little details. So that we can actually get to the bottom of one of the most important questions the world is facing right now.
Were these products actually safe and effective?”

Not sure what Robert Malone is playing at. He is implying that the question of vaccine safety and effectiveness can’t be assessed because of a lack of data. By asking the question as if the answer is not already known, he is potentially allowing a lack of accountability for the vaccines not being withdrawn much earlier. His whole testimony seemed somewhat stilted to me.

Any thoughts? Do we trust the guy?

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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
1 year ago
Reply to  MichaelM

Personally, I find that quote entirely reprehensible. Malone seems to dismiss the very obvious fact of all the vaccine deaths and harms – deaths and harms that only occurred after people had received one, two or three shots. To then ask for even more data, as if they’re going to find data that actually says ‘yes, they were safe and effective, end of story’, is galling. It plays into the ‘they didn’t know what they were doing’ category. They knew exactly what they were doing. Mike Yeadon, who I trust implicitly, and whose contribution to the hearing was somehow not heard (I don’t know the details) says that those designing the ‘vaccines’ knew exactly what was in them – it’s part of the design process – and what that would do to human beings. Malone will know this too. So, either he’s stupid, which I don’t think for a minute, or he’s playing some sort of game in smoothing out the ruffles and making the whole vaccine injury business go away. For those reasons, I don’t trust him one bit.

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MichaelM
MichaelM
1 year ago
Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

Very well articulated, Aethelred – that’s pretty much where I am re Malone. I wonder what the others in attendance thought about his testimony.

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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
1 year ago
Reply to  MichaelM

Thanks Michael.

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JayBee
JayBee
1 year ago

Must read for Mr. Kim:
Many interesting thoughts from a pro-natalist conference.
This one also explains a lot…:
“One of the little-known unpleasant effects of internet dating is that people with mental illnesses find each other and have children.”
https://www.unz.com/article/how-to-have-more-and-better-children/

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JayBee
JayBee
1 year ago

Can you handle logic and some truth bombs derived from applying it?!:

“It is obvious that if the official data showed that the Covid “vaccine” was not dangerous, the authorities would release it, and it would not have to be leaked by data administrators or ordered released by courts.

Now ask yourselves and your friends what it means that the official health authorities of allegedly accountable democratic governments not only suppress the information but demonize and arrest those, such as New Zealand’s data administrator, who make it public.

Ask yourselves why the media discredits and supports the arrest of those who tell the truth in an attempt to save lives.

Do you understand that the Covid “vaccine” still in use are doses approved under the emergency use authorization? The subsequently approved doses have not been released.

Why? The reason is that the emergency use authorization in the US prevents lawsuits for damages, but the approved use batches do not.

Obviously, the “vaccine” makers and the authorities understand that the vaccine is dangerous and requires use under emergency use authorization to avoid liability.

The people who died from Covid, instead of from the “vaccine,” died from the withholding of the known proven cures–Ivermectin and HCQ. The cures had to be withheld, because under the law if a cure existed, emergency use could not be activated.”

https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2023/12/05/why-do-you-trust-those-who-lie-to-you/

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JayBee
JayBee
1 year ago

Official Swiss and Swiss health insurer data show an almost doubling of cancer drug recipients in 2021 and 2022 there.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z6rviCbCNg&si=8mrh_afy-WLdTciU

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JeremyP99
JeremyP99
1 year ago
  • ““‘A society that puts equality before freedom will get neither’” – On X, Elon Musk has shared a video of Argentina’s President-elect quoting Milton Friedman and John Stuart Mill in an impassioned defence of liberty.”

Well hell. History shows that the only way to achieve “equality” is by compulsion; ergo freedom is diminished if not totally destroyed. Which is why Socialism is DOOMED to fail – it is against human nature, and nature cannot be defeated. As lockdowns showed

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