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All the Times David Lammy Has Attacked “Deluded, Dishonest, Xenophobic, Narcissistic” Trump

by Will Jones
8 November 2024 11:36 AM

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has repeatedly criticised Donald Trump, previously describing the U.S. President-Elect as “deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic”. The Telegraph has compiled a full list of his diplomatic blunders that now threaten to undermine the U.K.’s national interest in its dealings with the world’s most powerful country. Here’s a sample.

In February 2017, Mr. Lammy, the Tottenham MP, said he was “ashamed” that the Tory Government had invited the then President Trump to the U.K. for a state visit.

Speaking in a Westminster Hall debate, he said: “Is this great country so desperate for a trade deal that we would throw all of our own history out of the window? We did not do it for Kennedy, Truman or Reagan, but to this man we say ‘please come and we will lay on everything because we are so desperate for your company’.

“I think this country is greater than that. I think my children deserve better than that. I think my daughter deserves better than that. I am ashamed, frankly, that it has come to this.” …

Mr. Trump eventually declined the invitation in June 2017 because of British public anger at the proposed visit. …

Mr. Lammy had been highly critical of Mr. Trump during a meeting on the fringes of the 2017 Labour Party conference in Brighton, condemning him over his handling of the march of far-Right and white-nationalist groups in August that year in Charlottesville, which saw one person killed.

In comments reported at the time by the Daily Mail, he said that he would protest against Mr. Trump coming to the U.K., adding: “If I have to chain myself to the door of No. 10 this black man will do it.” …

In 2018, Mr Lammy slammed Mr. Trump for cancelling a visit to a U.S. war cemetery in France to mark the centenary of Armistice Day because of bad weather. Mr. Trump also received a backlash from U.S. voters and politicians over the decision.

The Foreign Secretary warned against “alienating our neighbours in Europe” and falling “into the tiny palm of America’s wannabe despot”. …

Mocking France for the bloodiest wars our continent has ever witnessed is grotesque, even for Trump.

We should remember that by alienating our neighbours in Europe, we fall into the tiny palm of America’s wannabe despot. To continue on this path would be a tragic mistake. https://t.co/LlTgWatCXm

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) November 13, 2018

In 2019, Mr. Lammy compared Mr. Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan with comments made in a speech by Adolf Hitler in 1940.

Mrs May rescheduled a state visit for Mr. Trump two years after the initial plans fell through, reports of which emerged in April 2019.

The event did go ahead, between June 3rd and 5th, with Mr. Trump meeting Queen Elizabeth II at a ceremonial welcome at Buckingham Palace and a state banquet being held.

Mr. Lammy urged Mrs May to rethink the renewed invitation, writing: “Deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic, Donald Trump is no friend of Britain. He is not fit to hold public office, let alone worthy of our country’s highest honours and a banquet with the Queen. Theresa May is selling out the U.K. to a serial liar and a cheat.”

Deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic, Donald Trump is no friend of Britain. He is not fit to hold public office, let alone worthy of our country's highest honours and a banquet with the Queen. Theresa May is selling out the UK to a serial liar and a cheat. #TrumpUKVisit https://t.co/2onIyKU8ZO

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) April 22, 2019

Mr. Lammy shared an interview conducted with PoliticsJoe, the news site, at a protest against Mr. Trump’s U.K. visit.

He praised the protesters having “stuck two fingers up” to Mr. Trump, and having “put balloons up”, in apparent reference to the “Trump baby” inflatable used at the march.

Read the rest here.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
5 months ago

These disgusting, tasteless and highly unethical adverts ( seriously, who TF thought a woman jumping for joy would be a good way to portray this incredibly complicated, emotive and serious subject? It’s not a Tena Lady commercial. ) for assisted dying on the Tube are owned by Global and Sadiq Khant is a partner, so it’s doubtful he’ll take them down, but perhaps given sufficient pushback from the public he may be forced to. Charlotte Gill has been playing detective very effectively once again;

https://x.com/CharlotteCGill/status/1861189774628831434

More detailed, longer video here as Charlotte explains her very interesting findings;

https://x.com/CharlotteCGill/status/1861064648222527822

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Mogwai
Mogwai
5 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Fair play to whoever did this. I am pro-choice when it comes to euthanasia but I find selling this idea as some sort of appealing option for certain individuals who are on the brink with their mental health or feel it’s the only way out if they think they’re a burden is crossing a serious line. This should be outright illegal;

https://x.com/fleurmeston/status/1861130257606054213

”The links I’ve found are between:
Alastair Campbell
Tony Blair
Sadiq Khan
Global
Carol Vorderman, James O’Brien, The News Agents (publicity wings)
Led by Donkeys, Greenpeace, WWF
UN, US Embassy in London
Parliament (a group of MPs. More soon).” Charlotte Gill

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
5 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

It’s amazing how one name keeps popping up when discussing the daily attacks on this country…

Tony firkin Bliar.

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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
5 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Every advert on every outlet is mostly devoid of white people or mish mashed with all ethnic groups but this one is solidly white ! Khants racism on full view ! Disgusting Ad btw , (whoever would have been in it ) .

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Mogwai
Mogwai
5 months ago

I did not know this about those dreadful bird-killing, planet unfriendly eyesores;

”Did you know that wind turbine blades shed?

Motvind UK is extremely concerned at the quantities of debris shed from wind turbine blades due to leading edge erosion and stress cracking.

Based on specific repair epoxy usage alone, this equates to 15 to 23 kg per turbine per annum (PA) depending on the size of the blade.
This correlates to the average weight of repair epoxy required currently IRO 10 to 15 kg per turbine PA with the fleet of 11,000 UK turbines that are predominantly smaller than the upwards of 27 tonne blades being installed today.

What does this debris comprise of?
Glassfibre dust and shards containing PFOA in the form of Bisphenol A
Coatings containing PFAS

What are the likely outcomes for our health, animals, food and water?

Health and Safety professionals are describing PFAS as ‘this generation’s asbestos’.

Nobody is making the connection with wind turbines, yet the quantities involved are staggering and these emissions are not even considered in the Environmental Statements for new wind farms.

The attached photo is from within the industry, which is well aware of the problem, but only in as much as it reduces efficiency, increases service costs, and affects profits.”

https://x.com/lawrie_dr/status/1861089099471331728

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klf
klf
5 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Thanks. I didn’t know about this either.

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
5 months ago

Quick To Jab So Many Dead – latest leaflet to print at home and deliver to neighbours or forward to politicians, your new MP, your local vicar, online media and friends online.  Start a local campaign. We have over 200 leaflet ideas on the link on the leaflet.

06a-Quick-To-Jab-So-Many-Dead-MONOCHROME-copy
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Monro
Monro
5 months ago

Jaguar’s rebrand is the latest attempt to subvert history and tradition

There is an alternative Jaguar rebrand in progress…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C8cSrU_CV0

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Marialta
Marialta
5 months ago

https://x.com/chrismartzwx/status/1860901676053373346

watched this TikTok video about fossil fuels to the end and left asking why the young woman ends up in a bikini? What the hell is that about?

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klf
klf
5 months ago
Reply to  Marialta

Yes, I thought that a little odd.

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Monro
Monro
5 months ago

Rare golden eagle killed after flying into wind turbine in Galloway

The latest feeble attempts at justification:

Doublespeak

‘Golden eagle mortality from wind turbine collisions in Scotland is, thankfully, a rare occurrence. That’s not down to luck, or chance. It’s largely to do with detailed wind farm planning and choosing areas for turbines that are not located in habitats preferred by golden eagles.’

Written by a colleague of the professional weirdo, Packham

Translation

Golden Eagles are rare in Scotland now since much habitat is closed off to them by the egregious spread of wind farms.

Doublespeak

‘Other sources of electricity are also more lethal for birds than wind energy. A 2012 study found that wind projects kill 0.269 birds per gigawatt-hour of electricity produced, compared to 5.18 birds killed per gigawatt-hour of electricity from fossil fuel projects.6 That’s in part due to collisions with equipment (wind turbines aren’t the only energy infrastructure birds can fly into), but mostly because of the environmental impact of fossil fuels. Climate change is really dangerous for birds.’

Translation

‘We estimated the figures. We don’t want to distinguish between birds in general and rare migrating species, raptors so, obfuscating, obviously based on an estimate plucked out of thin air, nuclear power, fossil fuels, windows and cats are the main threat to birds in general.’

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Monro
Monro
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

For reference:

‘Birds are particularly vulnerable for three reasons. Firstly, seabirds are negatively impacted through the loss and modification of resting and foraging grounds. Secondly and most importantly, they are killed as a result of collisions with turbine blades: for example, significant fatalities have been reported at marine wind farms situated close to breeding colonies (Everaert and Stienen 2007). Also, during their seasonal migrations, huge numbers of passerines cross Europe’s seas mostly at night and at a low altitude. It is inevitable that birds will collide with turbines, particularly under adverse weather conditions with poor visibility (Hüppop et al. 2006). Thirdly, several studies have found that offshore wind farms act as barriers to travelling seabirds. Displacement from their favoured routes is likely to increase travel distances, causing greater energy expenditure and potentially impacting the survival of nestlings by lowering provisioning rates (Petersen et al. 2003, Fox et al. 2006). For example, at the Nysted offshore wind farm in Denmark, travelling birds (particularly seaduck) displayed profound avoidance behaviour, with the number of birds entering the area declining dramatically following the construction of the wind farm (Desholm and Kahlert 2005).’

Birdlife International

‘Species richness, abundance, and unique species of birds were relatively higher in control sites over wind turbine sites…….The study indicates that certain bird and mammal species avoided wind turbine-dominated sites, affecting their distribution pattern. This is of concern to the management of the forested areas with wind turbines.’

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-05159-1

And so and so forth. A two minute trawl…….

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

They’re not called bird-choppers for nothing.

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Heretic
Heretic
5 months ago
Reply to  Jon Garvey

Yes, I read a few years back that the true number of bird fatalities in the USA is hidden by the wind turbine companies’ devious way of collecting the data.

Since they know that the dead and dying birds are usually flung hundreds of yards away from the turbine blades (I don’t remember the exact figure), they simply select a much smaller radius in which to survey and record the dead birds and bats.

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
5 months ago

“Assisted dying is sexist, report finds”

I await the news of whether it is also racist. My breath is baited…

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
5 months ago
Reply to  NeilParkin

No, it’s death as a whole that’s racist.

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Heretic
Heretic
5 months ago
Reply to  NeilParkin

But it actually IS racist, because the only ones signing up to be Medically Murdered are Ethnic Europeans.

You don’t get Third World Ethnics going off to those EU Death Clinics, nor do they commit suicide in other ways very often. It’s mostly the white folks committing suicide in the West. It’s also mostly the White Children getting the mysterious and previously unknown “Childhood Cancers” and other horrible fatal diseases with fancy names for Vaccine Genocide.

As someone said,
“I stand with the White Folks, because no one else will.”

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Monro
Monro
5 months ago

The West is at war with three formidable enemies… and only one politician can save us

And, particularly, the West is at war with the authoritarian, totalitarian dictatorship in Russia. In fact Putin is at war with us.

How shall President Trump save us (Oh lord)?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hloWmE_3d2I

‘In August, talks began between Washington and Kyiv to formalise economic cooperation, launch joint investment projects, and devise plans to seize frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts.

Ukrainians want and need American businesses to help turn its mining and processing industries into world-beating sectors and to produce high-tech products and semiconductors.

The European Union and its companies will also invest in Ukraine

Kyiv’s other offer to President Trump is that Ukrainian soldiers replace American ones posted at NATO bases across Europe. This would save the US billions, and their cost would be borne by European nations, which have benefited more than any other region from Ukraine’s sacrifices.

The “Victory Plan” will develop Ukraine’s vast resource wealth, rebuild the country, pay back its allies, and serve as a security guarantee.

European troops inside Ukraine will secure any Trump peace deal.

And Brussels is in the process of redirecting billions of euros to defense and security.

That, along with substantial Western investments in the country for reconstruction and creating an extensive resource sector and military-industrial complex, will be as valuable as membership in NATO.’

Diane Francis

The only question is:

Where will Britain’s even more worst government find the money/resolve to fund the British Army Corps that the Ukrainians want to participate in the ceasefire settlement?

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CGW
CGW
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Putin is at war with us or we are at war with Putin?

All foreign troops should be removed from Europe: they are not necessary and USA placing ever more nuclear missiles in Europe aimed at Russia is asking for trouble, which can only result in war and destruction here in Europe.

I have no desire to see Ukrainian soldiers in Europe any more than US soldiers. Europe is at peace and will stay that way if our politicians promote diplomacy rather than US belligerency.

Each European country should, however, have sufficient military strength of its own to protect its borders and its citizens.

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Monro
Monro
5 months ago
Reply to  CGW

Britain, spending less than 2.3% of its GDP on defence, has seldom been less prepared for war……but, together with the U.S., the strategy of weakening Russia in response to its serial invasions of its neighbours, so that it can no longer invade, has been an astonishing success. Newly trained and equipped Ukrainian forces are, even now, poised for a new offensive.

But who, really was the aggressor? A dumb question:

After its 2014 invasion of Ukraine, Russia had been planning the 2022 invasion for several years, waiting for an auspicious moment to strike, while simultaneously carrying out a massive disinformation campaign, denying and concealing preparations for the invasion. Biden’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan indicated weakness. Like Saddam Hussein before him, Putin confused incompetence with weakness.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was pictured as a villain in Putin’s tales. The Russian leader routinely blamed NATO for his decision to attack Ukraine. He repeatedly claimed that despite the promise given to Russia in 1990, NATO expanded to the East and “reached Ukraine.” There was no such promise. Since its establishment in 1949, NATO has never changed its “open door policy.” The United States, Europe and Russia have never signed any treaty or agreement containing provisions limiting NATO membership for Eastern European countries.

Kremlin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov falsely claimed that “Russian military infrastructure has never moved toward Western Europe, there has always been a movement in the opposite direction. In fact, since Putin came to power in 2000, Russia has built dozens of new military bases and reinvigorated Soviet military installations along its borders with Western Europe. In 2014, Russia seized and began using several Ukrainian military bases in occupied Crimea and Donbas.

Russia used the war against Ukraine to push Moscow’s military power westward. In 2023, Russia began stationing tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, which borders three NATO countries — Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia.

But, despite the weakness of its European enemy and its own aggressive intent, Russia, pursuing the same course as the Tsars, Lenin and Stalin, has, as with them, paid a heavy price for Putin’s delusions of empire…….

And it’s going to get worse, in all likelihood much worse……..

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CGW
CGW
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

… together with the U.S., the strategy of weakening Russia in response to its serial invasions of its neighbours, so that it can no longer invade, has been an astonishing success …

If Russia has a problem with its neighbours then that is a matter which Russia and its neighbours need to settle: there is no reason for US, UK, EU or NATO interference.

Israel apparently has a problem with its neighbours and I do not hear you or anyone else screaming and shouting that all those aforementioned countries should intervene (sadly).

After its 2014 invasion of Ukraine, Russia had been planning the 2022 invasion for several years, waiting for an auspicious moment to strike, while simultaneously carrying out a massive disinformation campaign, denying and concealing preparations for the invasion.

You mean after the Russian takeover of Crimea, followed by universal acceptance by its inhabitants of the Russian action. Now just why were the Crimeans so unhappy under the Ukrainian government?

President Putin is not stupid and he will have subsequently noticed the videos of Zelensky smirking while he, Putin, was talking and signing the Minsk Peace Agreements. Merkel and Hollande both recently admitted that the peace agreements were solely in place to allow more time for western military training and a build-up of western weapons in Ukraine, i.e. it was the western and Ukrainian leaders that lied and deceived Putin. That Russia presumably decided they should pre-emptively build up their military forces was clearly both sensible and justified.

… despite the promise given to Russia in 1990, NATO expanded to the East and “reached Ukraine.” There was no such promise.

You know very well there were indeed many documented promises that NATO would not “move one inch” to the east because I published the reference some time ago. In case your memory has failed you, here is the link again: https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/russia-programs/2017-12-12/nato-expansion-what-gorbachev-heard-western-leaders-early?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email.

Russia has built dozens of new military bases … and began using several Ukrainian military bases in occupied Crimea and Donbas.

Wikipedia only lists 21 Russian bases abroad, not exactly dozens, and conquered territory is, well, conquered territory. And how many hundreds of bases does USA maintain abroad? They just opened yet another one in Spain. Would it surprise you if Russia opened another base or two now that Finland has joined NATO?

Could we have less propaganda and more facts, please? Actually, feel free to stop your daily propaganda sheets.

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CGW
CGW
5 months ago
Reply to  CGW

My mistake: the new US base is in Poland, not Spain.

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Monro
Monro
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Is Britain prepared for war?

British Army deployable strength 10,000

Russian Army deployed strength 600,000

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CGW
CGW
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

With those numbers, just how dumb do you have to be to be constantly ‘poking the bear’?

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Monro
Monro
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Over the weekend, the Russian forces lost approximately 195 tactical vehicles and fuel trucks, 129 unmanned aerial systems, 70 artillery pieces and multiple launch rocket systems, 68 infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, 16 main battle tanks, 7 pieces of special equipment, and 2 air defense systems.

Overall, the Russian forces have lost almost 700,000 troops and tens of thousands of heavy weapon systems in 978 days of fighting.

By the current rate, the Kremlin will have suffered nearly 750,000 losses before the year is out.

The U.S. could never have expected a level of battlefield incompetence of this magnitude.

And Ukraine is organising for a further offensive…..

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CGW
CGW
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Your loss values are hardly credible. Sorry if I am too lazy to count up the Russian MoD figures of Ukrainian losses over the weekend. Why are Ukrainian officers complaining that their new recruits are aged 50+ and provided with medical certificates from their doctors saying they should not be forced to fight?

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Monro
Monro
5 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Still, despite the massive attrition, Russian morale seems solid……or not really…..

‘Shortly after the full-scale war began, Anton said he was given what he describes as a “criminal order” – to hold lectures with his troops using very specific written guidelines.
“They said that Ukrainian civilians are combatants and should be destroyed!” he exclaims. “That’s a red line for me – it’s a war crime. I said I won’t spread this propaganda.”
Senior officers reprimanded Anton by transferring him to a regular assault brigade in another part of the country. He was told he would be sent to war.
These units are often sent in to battle as the “first wave” and a number of Russian deserters have told the BBC that “troublemakers” who object to the war have been used as “cannon fodder”.
The Russian embassy in London did not respond to a request for comment.
Before he could be sent to the front line, Anton signed a statement refusing to take part in the war and a criminal case was opened against him. He showed us documents confirming his transfer to the assault brigade and details of the criminal case.
He then decided to flee the country with the help of a volunteer organisation for deserters’

No wonder they are deserting in droves:

https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1861471529130742019?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

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Dinger64
Dinger64
5 months ago

“Israel gives green light to Hezbollah ceasefire deal in Lebanon”

Isn’t it funny how, when forced to the brink of eradication, you decide you want a ceasefire!
Having seen this happening in Lebanon maybe Hamas will start requesting a ceasefire too?
I wonder if Isreal will allow one? or fight on until they’re all dead?
Watch this space

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Dinger64
Dinger64
5 months ago

“Rare golden eagle killed after flying into wind turbine in Galloway”

Ha ho, that’s the price we have to pay for Milibrains net zero!
No price is too expensive apparently wether it be whales, dolphins, birds,bats,farm land, human slavery, vast amounts of of tax payer cash, environmental destruction through mass mining, and all the other ‘bonuses’ to the environment the world will enjoy

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Dinger64
Dinger64
5 months ago

“BBC will not replace Gary Lineker on Sports Personality as all-female presenting line-up announced”

I darned well hope they are all black gay women or I’ll be the first to complain!

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Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
5 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Maybe Gary Lineker will self-identify as a woman and be re-hired.

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Old Arellian
Old Arellian
5 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

I find it hard to believe people still watch this tosh

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soundofreason
soundofreason
5 months ago

Aunty Beeb has an article on the web ‘I want to get a job but I don’t know how‘
It details the plight of a young Birmingham resident who left school in 2022 and has not worked since.

“This year has been kind of a constant struggle. I want to get a job but how do I get a job? And how do I write the right CV? And how do I apply for things?”

When I was at school (a long time ago) the answers to all these questions and more used to be covered in specially constructed lessons after the exams had finished. Sure we could piss about (and some did) but we covered responding to job adverts, interview technique (don’t be cocky and don’t lie) and writing a CV (for school kids that meant qualifications followed by any volunteering and then interests). We also covered basic property rental rules, regs and responsibility (especially for those about to leave home for uni for the first time) and different types of mortgages and how they work.

I’m sure the advice and circumstances have changed since then but clearly this poor so-and-so didn’t get any of that.

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Purpleone
Purpleone
5 months ago
Reply to  soundofreason

But even without all that, how difficult is it to google ‘how to apply for a job’? More information at our fingertips than ever before in history, but clearly lacking the wherewithal to use it

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Hardliner
Hardliner
5 months ago

It is with great sadness that we announce the loss of a number of businesses as a result of Rachel Reeves’ recent budget announcement.

A local bra manufacturer has gone bust, a submarine company has gone under, a manufacturer of food blenders has gone into liquidation, a dog kennel outlet has had to call in the retrievers, and a company supplying paper to origami enthusiasts has folded.
The local horologist has also called time, the strip club has gone tits up, Interflora is pruning its business and Dyno-rod has gone down the drain.

The saddest loss is the ice cream van man found dead, covered in nuts and raspberry sauce. He couldn’t take it any more and topped himself.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
5 months ago
Reply to  Hardliner

😂😂😂
Great peice of humour..takes the edge off this bloody mad world!

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Heretic
Heretic
5 months ago

“Asylum hotels could bring Britain’s welfare state to its knees”

After reading an excellent, brief summary of WHITE SLAVERY yesterday, one part describing how the Muslim Tatars would send out armies of 10,000 men to “Harvest” every living human in huge areas of Ukraine and southern Russia, dragging away 25,000 Christians in one fell swoop, as well as their livestock, I suddenly realised that that is what the Globalists are planning for the West.

Only this time it will be ridiculously easy, since the Muslim Armies are already dug in here at our expense, relaxing while awaiting the signal.

Please take a few minutes to look at this brief summary, recommended by a DS commenter whose name I can’t remember:

Setting the Record Straight: White Europeans Were Captured and Traded as Slaves for Centuries | Winter Watch

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Heretic
Heretic
5 months ago
Reply to  Heretic

“Children told refugees ‘enrich our country’ and drive ‘growth’ in Usborne book”

Instead, teenagers should be taught this:

Setting the Record Straight: White Europeans Were Captured and Traded as Slaves for Centuries | Winter Watch


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Dinger64
Dinger64
5 months ago
Reply to  Heretic

Excellent link, very good and well sourced article 👏
Totally agree, all sides of the slave trade should be taught including the continuing modern day trade!

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Heretic
Heretic
5 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Oh well done for taking time to read that article— I thought it was a superb summary. I’m only sorry that I can’t remember who first linked it on here yesterday, I think, but since it was kind of buried in a small reply somewhere, and was pertinent to the News Round-Up today, I wanted to draw it to people’s attention.

You are absolutely right to mention the modern day slave trade, too, because it is all still going on, hidden away in the darkness.

I remember only a few years ago, reading an article by an investigative journalist on modern day White Slavery, especially the kidnapping of blond Slavic people secretly enslaved in Muslim countries. He actually interviewed a young Russian man who had been kidnapped, castrated and forced to work as a eunuch in a Muslim harem for years, giving baths to all the women, waiting on them hand & foot, and serving as their slave. He was in despair at ever being able to return home to Russia, because he thought he would be reviled as a freak and an outcast, but I’m sure he was wrong. His Russian people would have welcomed him home, and helped him recover from the long trauma of enslavement.

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