- “Tories face election wipeout with Labour set to gain a 416 majority” – A new Mail on Sunday poll predicts a potential Labour majority of 416 seats, signalling potential catastrophe for the Tory Party.
- “‘Mark my words: Reform will be the next opposition, then government awaits’” – Something remarkable may happen on election day. We are on the verge of shifting the tectonic plates of politics, writes Nigel Farage in the Telegraph.
- “We need a revolt against the uniparty” – The BBC election debate exposed the dire state of mainstream party politics, says Tim Black in Spiked.
- “Nigel Farage’s Tory manifesto” – As Nigel Farage ends his first week as leader of Reform, it’s worth noting his message: Toryism without the Tories, writes Fraser Nelson in the Spectator.
- “Farage’s army is on the march” – In Great Yarmouth, a rebel force is stirring, says Tom McTague in UnHerd.
- “Tice fury as Reform candidate pulls out of race and backs Tories” – Reform chair Richard Tice has accused the Tories of “dirty tricks” after one of his party’s candidates withdrew from the race and endorsed the Conservatives, reports the Independent.
- “Conservative MPs defy party bosses to take cash from Laurence Fox’s funder” – Four Tory MPs have defied party bosses and accepted a donation of £5,000 from the donor behind Laurence Fox’s Reclaim party, says the Telegraph.
- “Labour official reveals party’s goal is to restore freedom of movement” – A senior Labour figure has said the party will bring back freedom of movement in bombshell comments seen by the Mail on Sunday.
- “‘We’ve come to take you home’: Noa Argamani’s 245 days of captivity are finally over” – The plight of an Israeli woman who spent 245 days held hostage by Hamas ended on Saturday with the words “It’s the IDF. We’ve come to take you home,” reports the Telegraph.
- “‘Huge relief’ to see rescue of four hostages by Israel, Rishi Sunak says” – Israeli forces have rescued four captives in the Gaza Strip in the largest such recovery since Hamas’s assault triggered the conflict, says Perspective.
- “Book festivals accused of discrimination after dropping sponsor ‘linked with Israel’” – Literary festivals have been accused of “discrimination” over the decision to drop a major sponsor in a row over Gaza, reports the Telegraph.
- “Anti-Israel fanatics are leading Britain’s cultural industry to ruins” – Unless we begin to stand up to business and culture destroyers – however small fry they seem – we will have nothing left to defend, warns Zoe Strimpel in the Telegraph.
- “BBC defends interviewing retired general who called October 7th attacks ‘month of victory’” – Samir Ragheb has been interviewed by BBC News Arabic nine times since the war in Gaza began, despite sharing antisemitic material and pro-Palestinian posts online, reports the Telegraph.
- “The BBC is an Orwellian, Kafkaesque nightmare” – Dishonesty and obfuscation are now part and parcel of the Beeb’s editorial policy, says Julie Burchill in Spiked.
- “‘It was incredibly satisfying’ to watch Fauci grilled over lockdowns” – GB News star Bev Turner says watching Dr. Anthony Fauci’s intense questioning from Republican lawmakers over his Covid measures was an “incredibly satisfying” experience.
- “The Rand Paul interview: part one” – On Substack, Alex Berenson sits down with Sen. Rand Paul to discuss what Dr. Fauci knew about the likelihood that SARS-CoV-2 had leaked from a Chinese lab, and when he knew it.
- “Covid severity not affected by viral load upon first infection: study” – According to a recent JAMA Network Open study, the viral load or quantity of SARS-CoV-2 in the nasal cavity does not predict disease severity, says the Epoch Times.
- “The week in numbers (to June 7th)” – Prof. Carl Heneghan and Dr. Tom Jefferson take a numerical look back over the week’s healthcare-related stories.
- “Sunak’s mask slips” – In the New Conservative, Frank Haviland has a bone to pick with Rishi Sunak.
- “Brief encounter with an immigration zealot” – In TCW, Niall McCrae details a recent encounter with an open borders fanatic while on the campaign trail in Sussex.
- “Don’t flirt, Cambridge tells students as it bans sexual relationships with professors” – The University of Cambridge has told students to stop flirting with staff under a new policy banning sexual relationships with professors, according to the Mail.
- “Labour’s Net Zero plans ‘risk blackouts and public unrest’” – The Energy Secretary says Labour’s Net Zero plans risk leading to blackouts and public unrest, reports the Telegraph.
- “Half-ton electric bike poses latest threat to London pedestrians” – Thousands of half-ton electric cargo bikes that look like “small articulated trucks” are set to arrive in London despite concerns over public safety, says the Telegraph.
- “Why being anti-car is a luxury belief” – The anti-car movement is idiotic – a luxury belief shared by deluded metropolitans, writes Rory Sutherland in the Spectator.
- “Science of heat waves reveals blaming CO2 is a scam!” – To blame heat waves on rising CO2, alarmists must use statistical attribution tricks, says Jim Steele in WUWT.
- “Net Zero by 2050 is simply not happening” – We haven’t even reached Peak Wood, let alone Peak Oil or Peak Coal, writes David Blackmon in the Telegraph.
- “Drill, baby, drill: Trump raises $12 million in Silicon Valley, by promising cheap energy to power the AI revolution” – Big Tech is openly rebelling against Biden’s roadmap for energy destitution, says Eric Worrall in WUWT.
- “Why the Dutch are euthanising physically healthy young adults – and could the U.K. be next?” – The Netherlands was the first country to legalise assisted dying, but critics are starting to worry about the consequences, writes Abigail Buchanan in the Telegraph.
- “White men have least chance of getting on BBC trainee scheme” – Non-white applicants to the BBC’s flagship journalism training scheme were almost two and a half times more likely to get in than their white counterparts, reports the Telegraph.
- “U.K. gender critical charity permanently banned by Instagram” – Sex Matters, a high-profile charity that speaks out against gender ideology, has had its Instagram page permanently deleted in what appears to be a platform-wide clamp-down on critics of transgenderism, according to Reduxx.
- “Gender-critical Newcastle fan launches legal action against police ‘political’ trans activism” – A Newcastle fan, banned from matches for her gender critical views, has launched a High Court bid to stop Northumbria Police from endorsing trans ideology, reports the Telegraph.
- “Exeter University staff ‘feel coerced’ to sign Stonewall anti-transphobia pledge” – Staff at a top university say they feel coerced to subscribe to a Stonewall agenda by signing a pledge to oppose transphobia and demonstrate “allyship” by sharing their pronouns, says the Telegraph.
- “Chasing rainbows” – Dissident civil servants have been risking their careers to fight a losing battle against burgeoning Whitehall wokery, writes Steve Edginton in the Critic.
- “Why Scotland’s ‘witches’ fought back” – In UnHerd, Julie Bindel reviews a new book that reflects on the past five years of fighting gender ideology.
- “Canadian Cancer Society issues apologetic note for failing to refer to female anatomy as a ‘front hole’” – The Canadian Cancer Society has affixed an apologetic note to a page on cervical cancer addressed to trans-identified females, assuring them that men can have cervixes as well, reports Reduxx.
- “Can a Government dating app solve Japan’s birth crisis?” – The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has announced that it will soon be in the online matchmaking business, says Philip Patrick in the Spectator.
- “Swiping right in real life: young singles seek offline dating” – Young people are turning to in-person events to meet partners, spurred by waning interest in dating apps and a rise in speed dating, according to Axios.
- “Some news and an invitation” – On X, Tim Montgomerie contemplates voting for Farage and ponders the creation of an advisory list to direct voters towards competent, Right-wing MPs standing in their constituencies, whether Reform or Conservative.
— Tim Montgomerie
SOME NEWS AND AN INVITATION
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Best wishes and Merry Christmas to all at the DS team. Thank you.
I hope and wish our membership grows over the next few months and that DS becomes rightfully stronger, a light in the darkness.
To all DS members, especially the vets
, thanks for being here, thanks for hanging on and I hope you have a great couple of days.
There are truly great people posting on here and many thanks to you all.
Have a great Christmas.
Seconded. Lots of progress in bringing the truth to the world, but a long way to go. Rest and enjoy before the mission continues. Cheers to all.!
Thanks Neil.
Lovely post hux, and a merry Xmas to you and all of the respectful people who keep the comments sections alive.
I do actually celebrate Xmas but got up obscenely early and now the cat is having her fun with all the torn wrapping paper. Coffee!! lol
Thank you Mogs.
Well said, HP – I second that emotion.
Thanks Michael.
Cheers Hux. Stay the way you are, there aren’t enough like you.
Thank you very much Marcus.
You are much appreciated on here Aethelred
Thanks.
The story about the UK and Moderna partnership is worrying confirmation that this mRNA crud is never going away and they will for sure be manufacturing further plandemics in order to create demand. And isn’t the WHO meant to have planned for 10 years of pandemics? But I’m sure that’s another coincidence..
”Developing vaccines on UK shores means it will be able to scale up production rapidly in the event of a health emergency, significantly boosting our ability to respond to future pandemics.”
What I’m wondering though is how many suckers will eagerly roll up at the next whiff of a scamdemic next time around. You can fool people once, but time and again? Doubtful.
It is indeed shocking that mRNA vaccines are the technology they have latched on to in order to move to a digital computerised health system and they are determined that nothing is going to derail this sinister ideological plan.
If they can make this digital mRNA health approach work it will mean continual injections for all and shed loads of money for them. The prize is so huge they are not going to give up easily.
Here’s John Campbell’s thoughts on the whole thing. It’s what you say and obviously profit but I maintain the depopulation theory cannot be dismissed. If studies are now showing the genetic code can be reverse transcribed into human cells, and we’ve seen from biodistribution data that the LNPs concentrate in ovaries, just what assurance is there that this won’t have an affect on the reproductive potential of the next generation? And that’s before we mention all of the worrying data on women’s reproductive issues post-vax, low sperm counts/mobility, low birth rates, increased stillbirths and miscarriages. It’s the experts in these related fields, such as Dr Thorpe, who are sounding the alarm as they’re seeing it first-hand, but are being studiously ignored, much like the adverse event reporting systems’ data. Criminal and malicious. So any further mRNA ”vaccines” will hardly be expected to perform any differently will they? More of the same.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDLx1IAITTg&ab_channel=Dr.JohnCampbell
Billy ran his table-top for his next “pandemic,” in October 2022 with predominantly African nations. The next one is called SEERS-25. Due to be released in…2025, which will probably be just after the Plandemic Preparedness Treaty gets the nod.
SEERS-25 is based on the polio virus and this time it will target our youth.
Nice.
Yes potentially we are in great peril !!
Maybe they are just going to go for it now , based on The WHO getting their global treaty in place when it comes back on the table ! Things will get very messy indeed !
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-cements-10-year-partnership-with-moderna-in-major-boost-for-vaccines-and-research
More public money wasted to create a homegrown cesspool of disease-inducing pharmaceutical slurry. The gift that never stops giving to those who partake…
As it is the season of goodwill, best wishes – to those who have and those who did not.
The Baby Alex story is beyond awful. Totally heartbreaking.
Yes I’ve read it also. Nothing short of murder. A dreadful story.
“Harry and Meghan say the Sun’s apology for Jeremy Clarkson column ‘nothing more than a PR stunt’
A good example of why in general it’s pointless apologising to the offended woke. Worse than pointless, what happens is that having been given an inch they will want a mile.
It’s the one area where one should double down.
There are very few public figures who speak their minds, and fewer still who refuse to back down when a furore ensues. I can’t think of many who have done this.
Crumbs! Eat your heart out Tomorrow’s World.
If this is a glimpse into the future of medicine delivery methods then that’s even more incentive to stay healthy and the hell away from pharma products. Gelbots and transformer bots anyone?? Creepy;
https://bailiwicknews.substack.com/p/gel-bots-and-rubbery-clots
Full Guardian Xmas joy….
It’s every version of Scrooge in 2022.
Why is Clarkson being crucified for telling Sun readers how he feels about certain hangers-on to the Royal family. Most of us share his antipathy.
From what I have seen reported Clarkson’s language might be considered a bit robust but the left are able to do that without any comment save admiration from their fellows.
the Sun is being wet in its withdrawal of support from Clarkson and I suspect it’s readers side with the columnist, not the Editor.
The removal of the old-fashioned Page 3 seemed to be a sad moment in the history of The Sun. Marked a turning point. But then perhaps I am nostalgic, remembering back to the hour or two three times a week hauling a bag of papers around the neighborhood, before traipsing unwillingly – and usually late – to school.
I am sure this excellent piece will appear on here shortly but have a read…
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-damascene-conversion-of-andrew-bridgen/
Goodnight kids , well done whoever posted the Film , “They Live” we all watched it tonight , so prophetic !!