- “Tony Blair admits influx of migrants under his premiership placed ‘strain’ on communities” – Tony Blair’s administration almost directly aligns with the start of modern mass immigration to the U.K., writes Max Stephens in the Telegraph.
- “Blair is still in denial about the mass-migration emergency” – Blair now admits that free movement put “real strains” on our society, but accepts no blame for today’s crisis, says Isabel Oakeshott in the Telegraph.
- “Hamas leaders charged by U.S. for role in October 7th attack on Israel” – The U.S. has charged six senior Hamas leaders with terrorism charges linked to the October 7th attack on Israel, reports LBC.
- “‘From the river to the sea’ posts don’t glorify Hamas, says Facebook” – Facebook’s oversight board has ruled that posts containing the phrase “From the river to the sea” did not glorify Hamas and should be allowed to remain online, according to the Mail.
- “Jenrick is the candidate to beat – for now” – The Conservative commitment to a long, barely-watched leadership contest might come back to haunt them, warns Tim Stanley in the Telegraph.
- “History shows Kemi is the right choice for Conservative leader” – Kemi Badenoch is the only candidate to truly grasp the Herculean scale of the reform effort before the Tories, says Robert Tombs in the Telegraph.
- “‘My 10 brilliant ideas to save the Tories’” – If the Conservative Party wants people to sit up and notice it again, it needs to tackle the issues in life that really matter, writes Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “Five out of six pensioners below the poverty line set to lose Winter Fuel Payments” – LCP analysis has found that many individuals below the poverty line are at risk of losing Winter Fuel Payments.
- “Why are we punishing pensioners when Gen Z refuse to even go into the office?” – Blaming retirees for Britain’s mess is as illogical as it is vindictive, says Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
- “Blundering Labour is about to hammer its working class heartlands” – Our shameful leaders have chosen to reward the public sector, while punishing the elderly, writes Ben Wilkinson in the Telegraph.
- “There’s a sinister lie at the heart of the Labour Government – and it’s finally out in the open” – Keir Starmer is proving that Labour is now the nasty party, says Allister Heath in the Telegraph.
- “It’s time for England to cut Scotland loose” – Scotland should fix its own black hole. It’s time for fiscal independence, writes Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
- “Macron’s search for a Prime Minster is a complete farce” – Macron’s intemperate narcissism has plunged Europe’s second largest economy into chaos, says Jonathan Miller in the Spectator.
- “Berlin DJ, AfD party members caught destroying democracy and furthering fascism by singing and playing the 1999 Italodance club anthem ‘L’amour toujours’” – Who knew a dance beat could subtly indoctrinate listeners with fascist views? writes Eugyppius on Substack.
- “Stop trying to make ‘weird’ happen” – The accusation of weirdness is a striking example of the decline of political rhetoric, says Niall Gooch in the Spectator.
- “Putin ally orders scientists to unlock the secrets of eternal life” – Russian scientists have been ordered to come up with anti-ageing remedies by an official close to the 72 year-old President Putin, reports the Express.
- “Housebuilding revolution will fail unless green rules are axed, Rayner is warned” – Britain’s biggest developer warns that Angela Rayner’s housebuilding revolution will fall flat unless the green rules that hinder planning are reformed, says the Telegraph.
- “What happened to your ‘wettest summer’, Met Office?” – In WUWT?, Paul Homewood calls out the Met Office’s May claim of a record-breaking wet summer as a clear case of alarmist spin, failing even to align with their own three-month outlook.
- “This is not ‘leading the world’. It’s economic suicide” – Electricity prices will keep rising if we continue subsidising renewables, making the U.K. less competitive and hurting consumers, warns Neil Record in the Telegraph.
- “Oxford and Harvard study finds no link between amateur concussions and long-term cognitive decline” – A new study suggests that amateur athletes who suffer concussions while playing sports may not face the long-term cognitive decline often associated with head injuries, according to Rayo.
- “The war against the lab leak hypothesis” – At the Brownstone Institute, Prof. Pat Fidopiastis claims that dismissing the SARS-CoV-2 lab leak theory is like O.J. Simpson’s defence – more about spinning a story than facing the evidence.
- “The future of Where Are The Numbers?” – Profs. Martin Neil and Norman Fenton present their new book Fighting Goliath and provide an update on the future of their WATN? Substack.
- “The breakthrough test” – A new prostate cancer test boasts 90% accuracy, but with only 32% of positive results truly indicating cancer, it’s a reminder to look beyond the hype and understand diagnostic limitations, write Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Heneghan on the TTE substack.
- “The persecution of Dr. Reiner Fuellmich” – The real reason attorney Reiner Fuellmich is detained in Germany isn’t embezzlement, as authorities claim, but for challenging COVID-19 policies, says Dr. Robert W. Malone on his Substack.
- “Insight into what U.S. House members are thinking about Covid vaccine injury” – A celebrity’s Congressional advocacy for individuals affected by vaccine injuries suggests that Congress remains staunchly pro-vaccine, notes Steve Kirsch on his Substack.
- “Twenty six Republican governors say ‘We will not comply with… one world control over health’” – Republican governors have joined together to state that they will not comply with the WHO’s attempt to impose a global health policy.
- “Diversity won’t make your company more (or less) productive” – A new study shows that when it comes to performance, there isn’t much to either fear or gain from diversifying, says Zaid Jilani on the Persuasion Substack.
- “‘Trans widows’ reveal heartbreak after husbands came out as trans” – The Mail profiles a new documentary, Behind the Looking Glass, which explores the stories of “trans widows” – women who have split from, or wish to split from, their transitioning partners.
- “Students scared to speak their minds for fear of being cancelled, Oxford dons claim” – Oxford dons claim that university students are too scared to speak their minds in seminars because they fear being cancelled, reports the Telegraph.
- “Gen-Z mean girls are aggressive and progressive” – A new generation of female bullies is rising – young, Left-leaning and ruthlessly determined to take control, says Zoe Strimpel in the Spectator.
- “Has Starmer committed a criminal offence under the Online Safety Act?” – On the New Culture Forum’s Deprogrammed podcast, Toby flags the absurdity of prosecuting social media posts from the riots, suggesting that the Prime Minister himself might be guilty of peddling misinformation.
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Great comment but I do disagree with his last paragraph, in that the police would refuse to turn against the citizens. They’ve already proven how corrupt they are and whose side they’re on during the Scamdemic years and everything that’s happened subsequently, so they’re already demonstrating continually through their actions that they’re 100% against ordinary British people;
”Many people wonder why young men pay £10k to cross the channel in a rubber boat, rather than 50 quids for an Easy-jet ticket. The reason is that our government is allied with NGOs and has an organised system in place. It doesn’t want individuals turning up at Stanstead, because this becomes a logistical nightmare if the intention is to import them, house them and train them.
Our government (and most Western governments) are involved in a hugely organised and massively financed (via tax-payers) people trafficking operation. We don’t know why they are doing this, but the fact that all the trafficked men involved are young males of fighting age is an issue of huge concern – and an issue about which the complicit MSM remains utterly unconcerned.
My personal view is that they will be used against us in some future “emergency” – which is something our own police and military would obviously refuse to do. I would not have thought such a thing remotely possible before March 2020. I do now.”
https://x.com/PWestoff/status/1831309279942287419
This is happening on the regular in Spain, apparently;
”An Iberojet plane that departed from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria airport at 8:00 a.m. and is scheduled to land at Barajas Airport (Madrid) at 11:45 a.m. is carrying more than 170 illegal immigrants .
It is a “ghost” flight chartered by the Migration Emergency Unit in collaboration with the NGO ACCEM, accused of encouraging the call effect. Once they arrive at Barajas, the illegal immigrants will be collected by the NGOs to distribute them across several autonomous communities (including Andalusia and Castile and Leon).
The flight comes after the migratory avalanche has intensified. Since last Sunday, flights chartered by the Government have transported almost 800 illegal immigrants distributed in three flights (two from Tenerife and one from Las Palmas).”
Subsequent short articles demonstrate just how complicit the Spanish government is, in my opinion. These are not migrants who have been ”rescued” at sea, but picked up from people smugglers who are working with NGOs;
”The town of Mora de Rubielos (Teruel) will have increased security measures to “protect” illegal immigrants who have recently moved to the municipality. This decision comes after the commotion caused by the arrival of 110 adult males from Mali, from the Canary Islands, who have been accommodated at the Hotel Mora.
During his visit to the hotel on Wednesday, Fernando Beltrán , the Government delegate in Aragon, welcomed the immigrants and revealed that he had already coordinated with the Civil Guard to establish a rapid response plan in the event of any “alert call” from the NGO Accem or the hotel managers.
The delegate justified this action plan by pointing out that it was requested by the “City Council” after a series of alleged incidents such as an anonymous call in which it was desired that the hotel “burn down with everyone inside.”
Beltrán also mentioned that the city council considers the implementation of the security plan to be essential due to the hypothetical intervention of “groups from outside the municipality”, since local residents, according to him, “want to receive the immigrants calmly”. Despite this, Beltrán defended that the immigrants received “do not represent a danger” and that they are “of living age” and not “military age” .
https://gaceta.es/espana/el-gobierno-elabora-un-plan-para-proteger-a-los-inmigrantes-ilegales-llegados-a-mora-de-rubielos-teruel-ellos-no-representan-un-peligro-20240904-1749/?scroll-event=true
How interesting. So we know for sure that military age men are being shipped in to Spain, Ireland, Germany, France and being distributed throughout these countries in identical ways.
Of course these are not soldiers of invading armies. How ridiculous.
Exactly, hux. And have you noticed that whenever migrants are reported to have drowned in the Channel they always happen to be described as ”women and children”, but literally ALL footage I’m seeing is of males. Whether on the boats, just disembarking from the boats, in the hotels etc…As for children, yes I’m sure there are some <18yrs youths in there but certainly no actual kids, that I’ve seen anyway.
Also note how neat and tidy they look, clean shaven, no bedraggled appearance at all. But, of course, we know that the NGOs look after them well, gifting them with a new mobile phone on arrival and everything. But as for their final destination and their ultimate objective, it remains a bit of a mystery and we need more solid evidence. No doubt they’re being shipped all across Europe though;
”The Spanish government flew another 330 illegal migrants from the Canary Islands to Madrid today.
Yesterday, they flew nearly 300 on the same route.
@rubnpulido
and his team continue to monitor the migration crisis on the Canary Islands.”
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1831073840346124740
Re the last para above – I have been banging this drum for at least three years.
To say this case is horrendous would be a huge understatement. You need to read the details to take it in. I suspect that this lady did in fact come to realise what was happening to her at some point in those 10 years but it was so traumatic that she’s suppressed the trauma. Just me speculating. And I’m not victim-blaming here but speaking from the perspective of a female, you obviously do know when you’ve had intercourse consensually, so I’d expect a woman would absolutely know if she’s had intercourse involuntarily through being violated, especially if that coincides with waking up from a deep, drug-induced slumber, and if she’s had repeated STIs then perpetrators didn’t always use condoms so there’s also the matter of physical evidence being present.
So many things don’t add up here, for example, the author’s points about the doctor prescribing these meds are very relevant;
”The trial of a horrifying case opened at Avignon’s Court on Monday, September 2nd. A man is on trial for drugging his wife for ten years and subjecting her, without her knowledge, to rape by dozens of strangers. The ordeal endured by this woman for so many years raises many questions.
The crime committed by Dominique Pélicot, a retired man, now aged 71, was only discovered by chance. In September 2020, the man was arrested for filming under the skirts of women in a supermarket. During a search of his home, the police were horrified to discover material on his computer that revealed the profile of a man guilty of a decade of horrific crimes. For ten years, he drugged his wife with powerful anti-anxiety drugs, then handed her over to rapists recruited online, whom he filmed in action. He then kept the videos of these unspeakable visits, duly catalogued.
Over a ten-year period, between 2011 and 2020, Gisèle was raped 92 times, the investigators established. Some of the perpetrators visited the couple’s home several times. All will be tried for ‘aggravated rape.’ In all, 73 perpetrators were counted, 51 of whom have been identified. An extraordinary trial thus opened on Monday, September 2nd, pitting a single victim, Gisèle Pélicot, against 51 men who abused her without her ever being aware of it. For many of them, the line of defence is that they did not know that their prey was unconscious, and that it was simply a ‘game,’ a consensual ‘fantasy’ between husband and wife.”
https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/french-man-on-trial-for-drugging-his-wife-letting-strangers-rape-her/
Putin ally orders scientists to unlock the secrets of eternal life
Putin probably has Thyroid cancer, treated with steroids that cause swelling to his face.
Thyroid lymphoma patients can experience acute respiratory compromise. Prompt steroid administration works. Glucocorticoids can help manage adverse effects associated with RAI therapy, which is a standard treatment for differentiated thyroid cancer.
Thyroid cancer also affects the voice, noticeable in Putin’s recent visit to Mongolia.
Health complications from thyroid cancer are:
Osteoporosis.
High blood pressure.
Heart rhythm disorders.
Heart valve disease.
https://www.proekt.media/investigation/chem-boleet-putin/
No wonder Putin is looking for the secrets of eternal life.
Swimming in pristine riverine glacier melt waters with large rock crystals in your pockets is said to be extremely efficacious.
A great many cancers are treated/alleviated with steroids, as are a raft of other illnesses. They don’t always cause swelling – it depends very much on the dose and a person’s physiology. I always put his rather strange look down to botox and possibly fillers – he appears to be a very vain man.
The report that I reference above suggests that Putin received regular visits from an oncologist and from two otolaryngologists, which specialists are often the ones to make a first diagnosis of a thyroid condition.
Tory leadership contest?
Sorry, didn’t notice!
Dings…
“Am I bothered?”
“Look at me face, is it bovered though?”🫤
“History shows Kemi is the right choice for Conservative leader”
Born in the UK(intentionally for a passport) bred in Nigeria
Of course she’s perfect for the job!
I like Kemi, but why is there no British leader available? I’ll bet you diamonds a white British candidate doesn’t win the race for tory leader!
Agree, Dings. Also, the UK has had approx 2000 small boat arrivals in the last week and I believe well over 20,000 since the start of the year;
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/migrants-detected-crossing-the-english-channel-in-small-boats/5cede69b-a408-47eb-8933-31fb2813ab77
This chart shows where the migrants are coming from since 2020. A dramatic uptick. I think the UK has had a lot from the Middle East region too, not just the countries stated, but basically it’s all from outside the EU. Well, we won’t count France!;
”Brexit has had a huge impact on immigration to the UK. Europeans have been replaced by Africans and especially millions of Pakistanis and Bangladeshis.
The UK will change dramatically.”
https://x.com/EddieBacon9/status/1831581595641274388
Actually, here’s a handy chart, but I’m not sure how often they update it;
”At the beginning of 2023, the Home Office forecast that crossings could reach 85,000. Such a huge number of crossings would be roughly equivalent to the total arrivals by small boat from 2018 to the end of 2022. Added to the current total, this upper forecast would equate all small boat arrivals to the population of the City of Oxford.
Since then, thanks to a sharp reduction in the arrivals of Albanian migrants (due to a new returns deal) and occasionally poor weather, overall arrivals have fallen and by the end of the year are likely to sit around 30,000. A notable reduction from 2022, but still very high.”
https://migrationwatchuk.org/channel-crossings-tracker
Mogs, you know how Europe is so keen on making new laws to lock us all down and control us,net zero,15min cities etc
Why doesn’t Brussels create a new simple law that limits the sale of blow up boats? Why does anyone need 20 dinghies? Limit the sale to 1 per customer and mandate involved details if you require more than 1! Europe wide!
They can force us to have EV’s Why not force us not to be able to buy dinghies?
Investigate anyone who wants to buy more than 1!
You could do the same with outboard motors too!
Anyone wanting to buy more than 6 life jackets must fill in a legal form explaining why, with comprehensive proof of need, like a cruise ship or something of that nature
Because it is not in the EU’s interest to reduce or limit how many people leave for the UK.
They engage in hand wringing after every sinking but don’t actually want the emigration to stop.
I thought scientists had already found the secret of eternal life for the Russian leader. We were told he was near death numerous times a few years back, but unlike the current (?) American president he appears still able to climb airline steps without difficulty, and to talk without an autocue and earpiece.
Could it be a breakthrough for bacteriophage therapy?
Where is the potus? Not seen or heard much from the leader of the free world!
(Free world!, I like that one)
I read that for the last 16 days he has been on holiday! Who’s in charge eh? (Not that he ever was, really, anyway.)
I gave up smoking 18 years ago after 21 years behind the fag, but if anyone told me I couldn’t have a fag with my pint in the beer garden I’d tell them to go and procreate with themselves! and I’d do it again, this nanny madness has to stop! I’d back any smoker accused of breaking such a trivial and unnecessary law
My wife’s theory on this – which I agree with – is that such are Autogynephiles who have got massively into porn. Poor wives.