- “Labour to whip MPs to vote against grooming gang inquiry” – According to the Sun, Keir Starmer will order his Labour MPs to vote against calls for a new national inquiry into the Asian rape gangs scandal, insisting that the time has passed to ask any more questions.
- “What’s the real reason Labour is reluctant to hold a grooming gangs inquiry?” – Is Jess Phillips reluctant to give the go ahead to an inquiry that might ask difficult and sensitive questions about the identity of the perpetrators? wonders Hardeep Singh in the Spectator.
- “We still don’t know cause of grooming gangs, says scandal reporter” – Andrew Norfolk, the journalist who first exposed the grooming gangs in 2011, tells Fiona Hamilton in the Times that there needs to be proper research into the issues that enable criminals to flourish.
- “The biggest peacetime crime – and cover-up – in British history” – In the Free Press, Dominic Green says the grooming and serial rape of thousands of English girls by men of mostly Pakistani Muslim background over several decades is the biggest peacetime crime in the history of modern Europe.
- “‘Two-tier justice’ after Southport rioters freed but not grandmother who made Facebook post” – The ‘two-tier’ justice debate has been reignited after a grandmother jailed over a Facebook post about the Southport riots was denied parole, while rioters convicted of racial abuse and harassment have been released after serving less than half their sentences, reports Freddie Attenborough for the Free Speech Union.
- “Labour has serious questions to answer” – The public is clamouring for a moment of national recognition for the young victims of the rape gangs who’ve been neglected by the authorities, says the Telegraph in a leading article.
- “‘My grandma might have become a grooming gang victim in present-day Britain’” – Elon Musk has said that his white working-class grandmother might have been abducted by a grooming gang if she had been born in modern Britain, reports the Mail.
- “Elon Musk has ripped the cloak of deceit off one of Britain’s most disgusting scandals” – Starmer’s denunciation of Musk for “spreading lies and misinformation” about Muslim child-rape gangs is an orchestra of discordant duplicity, says Allison Pearson in the Telegraph.
- “The grooming gang scandal needs to change our entire worldview” – In the Spectator, Gareth Roberts argues that the grooming gang scandal is a devastating reality that demands a total rethinking of our worldview.
- “Why is Gisèle Pelicot a hero but not the girls of Rochdale?” – Some in the West appear rather selective about which victims of sexual violence they stand alongside, says Gavin Mortimer in the Spectator.
- “Islamic Sunday school teacher caught with IS video was granted asylum in U.K.” – An Islamic Sunday school teacher who was caught with an ISIS video was granted asylum in the U.K. before giving children “lessons in jihad”, reveals the Telegraph.
- “Tommy Robinson releases podcast from prison prompting investigation” – An investigation has begun into how Tommy Robinson was able to record and release a podcast from his prison cell, reports the Telegraph.
- “Jenrick hints at Tory crackdown on immigration from ‘alien cultures’” – Robert Jenrick has hinted at a Tory crackdown on immigration from countries with “alien cultures”, insisting that government should be “very careful about who is coming into this country”, says the Mail.
- “‘Net zero immigration’ is the way to beat Reform, Badenoch told” – Senior Tories have urged Kemi Badenoch to commit to a “net zero immigration” policy to win back support from Reform U.K., reports the Telegraph.
- “‘I want to mend broken fences with Musk’” – Nigel Farage says he wants to “mend any broken fences” with Elon Musk when he flies to the United States for Donald Trump’s inauguration later this month, according to LBC.
- “Earl Spencer’s old prep school blames Labour’s VAT raid for closure” – A prep school attended by Earl Spencer has blamed Labour’s VAT raid for forcing it to close days after the policy came into force, reports the Telegraph.
- “Labour won’t admit what their VAT raid is about: finishing off private schools” – As term starts this week, the sheer vindictiveness of Labour’s tax raid on private schools is becoming increasingly apparent, writes Nigel Farage in the Telegraph.
- “The four-day working week is coming for our schools” – A number of schools are already experimenting with four-day working weeks, but at what cost to pupils and parents? asks Julie Henry in the Telegraph.
- “Borrowing costs have just passed Liz Truss levels” – In the Spectator, Kate Andrews points out that long-term borrowing costs have soared to a 27-year high, surpassing the spike seen under Liz Truss.
- “Reeves ‘on verge of breaking her own fiscal rules’ as borrowing costs surge” – Rachel Reeves is on the brink of breaking her fiscal rules and being forced into another tax raid, economists have warned as borrowing costs surged to the highest level since 1998, reports the Telegraph.
- “Starmer accepted £1k’s worth of Arsenal tickets last month” – According to the Telegraph, Keir Starmer scored £1,000 worth of Arsenal tickets last month, including VIP seats and corporate hospitality, despite the ‘freebies’ row.
- “Labour sinks to lowest approval rating to date just days into 2025” – A poll shows that Labour’s approval ratings are at a new low with over a third of supporters unhappy about their first six months in power, according to GB News.
- “Manhunt launched after schoolboy, 14, stabbed to death on London bus” – Murder detectives are hunting for a knifeman after a 14 year-old schoolboy was stabbed to death on a London bus, reports the Mail.
- “Reeves exposes her own hypocrisy over ‘freezing cold pensioners’” – Pensioners are skipping meals to keep the heating on, but there’s no sign of the empathy once voiced by the Chancellor, notes Joe Wright in the Telegraph.
- “Can the grid cope with many more EV chargers?” – In the Spectator, Ross Clark questions whether the grid can handle the massive influx of electric vehicle chargers, as local authorities plan for hundreds of thousands of new points.
- “North Sea gas production to plunge after Ed Miliband crackdown” – North Sea gas production is forecast to plunge faster than ever as windfall taxes and a Net Zero crackdown by Ed Miliband drive investors away, reports the Telegraph.
- “Why Miliband’s turbine building spree leaves Britain vulnerable to Putin’s missiles” – A growing reliance on offshore wind threatens to expose U.K. energy assets to Russia’s ‘grey zone’ warfare, warns Matt Oliver in the Telegraph.
- “BBC boss wins fight against building of ‘suburban’ homes next to his £4 million farmhouse” – BBC Director General Tim Davie has won an appeal to stop two luxury homes from being built next to his £4 million farmhouse, after claiming they were “too suburban”, reports the Mail.
- “Wildfire burns in Los Angeles as thousands told to flee” – A fast-moving wildfire in a Los Angeles suburb that is home to many Hollywood celebrities has burned buildings and led to panicked evacuation, says the LA Times.
- “The MHRA papers – part four” – On the TTE Substack, Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Heneghan expose the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency’s murky vaccine approval process.
- “Excess fluoride exposure lowers IQ in children” – A new landmark meta-analysis indicates the need to halt artificial water fluoridation using industrial byproducts, reports Nicolas Hulscher on the Courageous Discourse Substack.
- “The ‘crunchy mom’ influencers embracing MAHA” – American moms are enthused by RFK Jr.’s plans to Make America Healthy Again, writes Josie Ensor in the Times.
- “EU considers legal action against Musk over election interference” – Brussels is considering punishing Elon Musk over his alleged interference in the German elections, reports Politico.
- “There’s something hypocritical about Macron attacking Musk” – Macron’s attack on Musk reeks of hypocrisy – especially considering his own history of foreign meddling, says Gavin Mortimer in the Spectator.
- “Elon Musk isn’t an extremist threat” – In the Spectator, Liam Duffy argues that blaming Musk for extremism risks missing the real issue, undermines freedom of speech and does little to address the deeper societal divides fuelling unrest.
- “Charlie Hebdo massacre, minute by minute” – In the Mail, Stephen Matthews explores how two jihadi brothers and their Jew-hating ISIS friend slaughtered 17 innocent victims in a 3-day terror rampage.
- “Charlie Hebdo publishes ‘laugh at God’ contest on 10th anniversary of terror attack” – Ten years after the attack that decimated the newspaper’s staff, Charlie Hebdo’s anniversary edition celebrates “the desire to laugh” and satire as a source of “optimism”, reports Le Monde.
- “Jean-Marie Le Pen, hard-Right provocateur of French politics who won millions of votes” – The Telegraph remembers Jean-Marie Le Pen, the Right-wing provocateur who made millions feel heard with his anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- “This mass migration disaster will be Trudeau’s legacy” – Justin Trudeau turned the Liberal Party from a pragmatic centre-Left force into one which pushed Canada to the brink, writes Maxime Bernier in the Telegraph.
- “Who will replace Justin Trudeau as Canada’s next Prime Minister?” – The Canadian Prime Minister is resigning after nine years in office. The Times explores what comes next.
- “Mark Carney considering run to be Canada’s Prime Minister” – Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of England, is considering a run to succeed Justin Trudeau and become the Prime Minister of Canada, reports the Mail.
- “Mark Carney is not fit to be Canadian PM” – It takes only a cursory glance at his record as Governor of the Bank of England to work out that Carney’s reputation is completely overblown – and in reality he’s not fit to be Canada’s next Prime Minister, says Matthew Lynn in the Spectator.
- “Trump refuses to rule out using U.S. military to annex Greenland” – Donald Trump has refused to rule out using the U.S. military to acquire Greenland and the Panama Canal while announcing plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America, reports the Mail.
- “Facebook just signalled the end of the fact-checker as censor – good riddance” – With Donald Trump’s second inauguration less than two weeks away, Mark Zuckerberg appears desperate to make amends, writes Andrew Orlowski in the Telegraph.
- “Five times Facebook’s fact-checkers got it wrong” – The Telegraph lists some of the missteps that led to the end of Facebook’s prevention measures against fake news.
- “Royal Society of Literature in meltdown over diversity drive” – The Spectator’s Steerpike reports on the diversity row engulfing the Royal Society of Literature.
- “The war on elitism is an attack on excellence” – The Royal Society of Literature’s travails are just the latest case study of our institutions’ self-abasement, says Annabel Denham in the Telegraph.
- “How the ‘Be Kind’ brigade exposed their hypocrisy” – The ‘just be nice to everyone’ narrative hides an uncomfortable truth – that women must be careful not to say the wrong thing, writes Julie Bindel in the Telegraph.
- “Black Lives Matter is over. When will our universities notice?” – It’s not 2020 any more. So could someone please tell our academics they can stop wittering about ‘decolonisation’ now? says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “McDonald’s rolls back DEI programs, ending push for greater diversity” – Four years after launching a push for more diversity in its managerial ranks, McDonald’s is making a U-turn, according to the Guardian.
- “Apple told to drop AI that pushed fake BBC News stories” – Apple is facing fresh calls to withdraw its controversial AI feature that has generated inaccurate news alerts on its latest iPhones, reports the BBC.
- “Lonely this Christmas” – On Substack, Frank Haviland reflects on the cruel realities of divorce and the haunting emptiness of a father’s first Christmas without his children.
- “‘He wasn’t so popular after all’” – Our own Will Jones discusses the disastrous legacy of Justin Trudeau with Julia Harty-Brewer on TalkTV after the Canadian Prime Minister announced his resignation.
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“Labour to whip MPs to vote against grooming gang inquiry”
Oh dear. They are desperate. The excuse of ‘the time has passed to ask any more questions.’ doesn’t wash at all. There is one very pertinent question who’s time hasn’t passed.
Why is it still going on unchallenged.?
Had the rape gangs been properly investigated, perpetrators punished, the ‘lessons learned’ truly learned, and no new cases occurred, then perhaps ‘the time has passed to ask any more questions.’
But since no true resolution occurred the ‘time’ has not passed.
“since no true resolution occurred the ‘time’ has not passed.”
Absolutely.
Well, when the time comes for a roundup of the guilty the current crop of Labour MP’s need to remember that “following orders” is no defence at all and for once they need to do the decent thing.
Most too wedded to the cause and the others too pathetic/scared to do the right thing thus losing whatever moral compass they might just have had. Emphasis on MIGHT.
[oh dear, have I been infected by a “Be Kind” virus? Must go and lie down]
“‘Net zero immigration’ is the way to beat Reform, Badenoch told”
No Kemi… What we want is for you to have coherent policies that will benefit the people of the UK and give us a future, not because you think they will win a vote or two off Reform. Where are the thinkers, where are the ideas, where is the philosophy that we can buy into. Reform has those. The Tories are just a pale shadow, trying to copy others. Politicians doing what they do I guess. Fight to get elected, fight to stay elected. Once that X is on the paper, they forget what they promised.
That was my reaction too.
Also while legal immigration is preferable to illegal, as at least those arriving don’t start off as criminals, the “net zero” phrase is partly designed to deceive because it still means a LOT of immigration – I don’t have exact figures but hundreds of thousands of people leave the UK every year. White British culture must survive, and fewer people means we need to build fewer houses. If we are short of workers, increase wages and cut benefits.
Agreed tof.
ALL immigration has to end and for a minimum of a generation. Actually I would slam a ban in perpetuity on immigration while we attempt to conserve our DNA.
Indeed
We have to consider the very large proportion of children being born of parents who immigrated since WW2
Tuesday Morning South Hill Road & Bagshot Rd
Bracknell
Trump refuses to rule out using U.S. military to annex Greenland
Denmark could put one battalion group on Greenland, equipped with wheeled infantry combat vehicles, not great in arctic conditions.
This is yet another warning to pathetically supine European politicians to take seriously their first duty: defence of the realm.
For balance, Denmark does have fifty thirty year old (or older) tanks whereas the United States Marine Corps that would no doubt be tasked to annex Greenland no longer has any tanks; genius!
Tanks are of course vulnerable to drones and aircraft…..but drones and aircraft are vulnerable to drones and aircraft. That is why Britain invented air defence. The first invasion of a nuclear power ever last year involved armoured groups including tanks, local air superiority achieved, the drone threat negated by air defence/electronic warfare.
President Trump may have been told that, due to ‘climate change’, the North West passage could become a viable trade route shortly (probably by either Noddy or, possibly, Big Ears).
So far there have been 47 transits conveying commercial cargo….ever…..
Oh!:
‘Declining sea ice thickness and extent in the Arctic amid a warming climate is generally believed to make this passage more viable for longer windows each summer. But in recent years, according to a new analysis in Communications Earth & Environment, the southward drift of ice has been clogging it up, causing a significant reduction in the length of the shipping season between 2007 and 2021.’
‘analyze recent changes to shipping season lengths along individual sections of the Northwest Passage routes from 2007 to 2021. Results show that multi-year ice flushed southward from high-latitude regions maintains the so-called choke points along certain route sections, reducing overall shipping season length. There is considerable spatiotemporal variability in shipping season lengths along the southern and northern routes. Specifically, parts of the northern route exhibit a decrease of up to 14 weeks over the 15 years.’
But a clearer sign of President Trump’s contempt for European countries defence spending would be hard to imagine.
At least consider it possible that, maybe, that is one (good) reason for his refusal ‘to rule out’ a possible U.S. annexation of Greenland.
It is, after all, said that President Trump has spent his entire life negotiating……..and has a great sense of humour…….
What is this nuclear power myth you are promoting? It was host to another country’s nuclear weapons and had no control over them, which I guess would make Germany a nuclear power too.
You are always promoting war, always promoting the military machine and military escalations.
No matter what defence Denmark could bring, it would have no chance against the superior US military, should the latter decide to invade Greenland.
So where is the outrage at Trump’s recent announcements to make Canada the 51st US state, to invade Panama and to take over Greenland? I agree Trump has a sense of humour and is presumably using his inflammatory statements as simple marketing material to his upcoming presidency – “Watch out, here I come!” – but who is putting him in his place and telling him to calm down and stop being so idiotic?
How would the world react if USA did actually invade the sovereign countries Panama, Greenland or Canada? Surely UK, EU and NATO would unite against USA to uphold the much praised ‘Rules based order’, apply sanctions and unending financial and military support to the invaded countries? Of course they would!
‘Professor Galeotti suggests that ‘the smart money is on eight years for reconstitution’ (i.e. when the Kremlin would be prepared for a significant kinetic struggle). However, we will almost certainly see other ‘dry runs’ to maintain the initiative and potentially prepare for more significant operations.
If you wish for peace, then prepare for war.
Exactly, always war, war and more war.
If you wish for peace, start practising it: stop NATO expansion (preferably disband NATO), stop the terrorist actions against Russia, stop threatening Russia, accept the existence of the Russian state as a valuable contributor of abundant energy and valuable resources to the commercial world, condemn the Banderite Nazis in the Ukrainian government, condemn their persecution of the Russian culture and people, agree to the Russian demands so that the killing in Ukraine can be stopped now.
And stop propagating the nonsense that Putin is out to conquer the world. If anyone, that seems to be Trump’s latest ambition!
The American way is foment a colour revolution and support the revolutionary side. There is a movement amongst Greenlanders for independence from Denmark. What better cause for the US to support with financial and military aid and “advisers” and to provide assistance to build a new, prosperous state?
I am sure they would appreciate assistance in exploiting the mineral wealth and strategoic location of their land from such a beneficent neighbour.
One such speech was (George Washington’s) first annual message to Congress as President on January 8, 1790, which provided the precedent for today’s State of the Union addresses.
In that relatively brief speech, the only President ever to win unanimous support from the Electoral College observed:
“To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace.”
That sentiment appears to paraphrase a line from the first volume of Edward Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire – published in 1776 – wherein the English historian states that the Romans at the height of their power “preserved peace by a constant preparation for war.”
Well, the USA is not only always “prepared for war”, it is seldom not fighting a war!
Wikipedia writes, “The United States has been involved in 118 military conflicts”, and you only need to read through the list to realize there has never been a single decade when USA’s military was not involved in a conflict – in fact it is difficult to find a period of a few years when the country was not fighting somewhere.
As for the Romans, Wikipedia has multiple endless lists of conflicts.
So the idea of “Peace through strength” is great for the MIC – particularly in the West – but pretty devastating for mankind.
“‘Net zero immigration’ is the way to beat Reform, Badenoch told” – Senior Tories have urged Kemi Badenoch to commit to a “net zero immigration” policy to win back support from Reform U.K., reports the Telegraph.
Like the other Net Zero, you either believe in Net Zero immigration or you don’t. It shouldn’t just be a weapon to defeat an enemy. Reform UK being the enemy for Badenoch, The whole capitalist system for Milliband.
“Can the grid cope with many more EV chargers?”
It depends what he means by “cope with many more EV chargers”. If he means off-road domestic ones, it can be quite variable depending on the capacity of each local distribution area, more than anything. E.g. the relevant standard normally tolerates peak loads for most domestic things being in excess of the total maximum for a given cable, on the basis that there is a %age diversity between houses at any given time, but it explicitly does not include EV chargers, on the basis that they are potential steady loads for several hours when in use.
I know that the installed buried distribution cable that serves my street would not cope with every house using an EV charger at the same time. It could be managed remotely, if the DNO was allowed to do it (via SMART meters), but everyone has different deals with their utility suppliers, not necessarily the DNO.
As I understand it, the installation of EV chargers and heat pumps is notifiable cat P electrical work and require the permission of the DNO to install. Certainly in this area people have been refused permission to install heat pumps because the grid, wires, sub-stations etc. cannot handle the electric required.
Also, I am not sure on this but I think I have read that all new installations of EV Chargers and Heat Pumps have to now be operated via a Smart-Meter.
https://www.thegwpf.org/publications/net-zero-every-urban-street-and-front-drive-will-be-dug-up/
Link to full report in the above
“At present new home car chargers and heat pumps are using up all the spare capacity. But we will soon reach the point where the network will not be able to handle the extra demand. So in towns and cities, the underground cables which carry the power will be inadequate. That means that we are going to have to dig up almost every urban street and many rural ones too. The whole distribution grid is going to need to be replaced.”
And the cables that carry power into the homes will need to be dug up too.
The power cables taking electricity into your home probably run underneath your front drive. So if you want a car charger and a heat pump you are going to have to pay to dig it up. If you have an expensive monoblocked drive, that will not be cheap. Distribution boards, main fuses and smart meters in homes are going to have to be upgraded too.”
Travers has estimated the cost of all this work at around £200 billion, even before considering the cost caused by the disruption. “Many homeowners will be paying thousands”, he says. “
It’ll be way more than that – considering my local area, I know the transformer that supplies my local area is in a small compound, putting in a replacement 5-10x the size is not achievable, requiring a total rewire of the local area, and finding land for replacement/more infrastructure… when it’s all already built on… total and utter nightmare, and to all practical purposes, impossible without massive costs and disruption
“Borrowing costs have just passed Liz Truss levels”
“Reeves ‘on verge of breaking her own fiscal rules’ as borrowing costs surge”
I am not an economist and struggle with some of this stuff, put in layman’s terms; does this mean the magic money tree has dried up?
If so? does this mean it is time to wind down the NHS, reduce pensions and take an axe to the welfare state? Just asking for a friend!
Silly Boy! It means investing more in diversity, because diversity is our strength, and strength is what a weak economy needs. And weak armed forces, come to that.
No, it means that Truss was victim of a putsch. See my WSJ link above
“Islamic Sunday school teacher caught with IS video was granted asylum in U.K.”
Shouldn’t that be an “Islamic Friday school teacher”? Or are they suggesting that churches are now employing Muslims to teach the kids, which I doubt is true even in the Church of England!
“We still don’t know cause of grooming gangs, says scandal reporter”
Errm, yes we do, Muslim Pakistani men!
It’s not rocket science eh Dings?
This is a statement from Tommy’s ex-wife after hearing about @Nigel_Farage’s lie on LBC – that Tommy has convictions for ‘violence against women’:
It has been really upsetting to hear Nigel Farage has accused my ex husband Stephen Lennon of perpetrating violence against women. Having to sit down and talk to my children about these false allegations which are all over social media is not something any mother should have to do.
I have never ever been assaulted or abused by Stephen (Tommy) ever in my life. There has never ever been a call to the police about violence towards me or any other woman for that matter. Stephen (Tommy) has never ever been charged or accused of violence towards me or any other woman. These lies have to stop. Our children don’t deserve to have these allegations thrown in their faces by their peers or questioned about it in their friendship groups.
Who the hell does Nigel Farage think he is? What gives him the right to spread lies and misinformation about my ex-husband? What gives him the right to upset my children with his false allegations?
I am so sick of hearing absolute lies spread about Stephen which affects our children.
Stephen isn’t a perfect man, hes never claimed to be a perfect man. We have had our challenges as a family because of his activism and his journalism, that goes without saying, but I cannot, and will not have a high profile politician like Farage spread fake news about my children’s dad.
The lies have to stop, they have to stop now. Nigel must apologise for what he has said. My children have endured enough lies and misrepresentations about their dad to last them a lifetime.
Well that’s that then, back to Labour and tories!
I don’t know what game Farage is playing but it is decidedly nasty, uncalled for, libellous and destructive and he is missing off a lot of potential voters.
Absolutely disgraceful behaviour.
Fantastic, powerful, heartfelt statement by Tommy’s ex-wife!
Thanks for posting it.
My own personal view is that the only reason they got divorced was that he wanted to protect her and their children by distancing them from himself, especially after the Unholy Muslim-Marxist Alliance thugs reportedly once stood outside their family home shouting and harassing them while Tommy was away, years ago.
She’s a wonderful, brave woman to stand by the father of her children through thick and thin.
“Manhunt launched after schoolboy, 14, stabbed to death on London bus”
Normal London, according to Sir Khan!
“Wildfire burns in Los Angeles as thousands told to flee”
Climate change, Climate change!
This is the story of Samantha, a survivor of sexual abuse which started when she was just 5 years old living in Telford;
”Samantha Smith was just five years old when the grooming and sexual abuse that she would endure for almost a decade first began. Smith’s first abuser was not a relative, but someone who was “very much trusted” by her family.
“One of my earliest memories is sitting on his lap in the garden,” she says, “and his hand going into my underwear. I was five. I knew that it didn’t feel nice and I wanted it to stop. But I also had no frame of reference for what was normal and what wasn’t.”
In her mid-teens Smith confided in a social worker and filed a police report detailing the ten years of abuse that she had experienced at the hands of multiple men. But, as many other girls systematically groomed in Telford have also testified, Smith was made to feel “as though we were somehow to blame”.
She argues the system “criminalised the victims, rather than going after the perpetrators”.
“I remember being asked whether I consented at any point to sexual activity,” she says, before pointing out that the Sexual Offences Act clearly states that no child can consent to sex. “The girls in Telford were branded child prostitutes,” she continues, “swept aside, as if they chose this lifestyle.
The attitudes that social workers, local services, authorities had towards children was so skewed, and so deeply unprofessional.”
https://www.premierchristianity.com/real-life/i-was-abused-for-a-decade-and-made-to-feel-it-was-my-fault/13673.article
This is woman-hating, sex-trafficker, pimp, scamming narcissist low-life Andrew Tate threatening and intimidating Samantha for calling him out on Twitter. As you can see he’s bullied her into submission, despite knowing her background and exactly who she is. This is only one of his tweets. Anybody in support of such an odious piece of human excrement is demonstrably cut from the same cloth. The men who support him hate women and any women who support him demonstrably hate themselves. Pathetic oxygen-thieves, the lot;
https://x.com/BlTCHEVAP0RATE/status/1876880335209697624
Fortunately Samantha has a LOT of support on Twitter from high profile accounts. Where do people park all that cognitive dissonance when they support one abuser but ( fraudulently ) call out other abusers? How does that level of hypocrisy work exactly??
”The Tate brothers just bullied a grooming gang survivor and threatened her with legal action.
On behalf of Samantha, I will release every Tate legal document I have to the media and any YouTuber who wants them once their trial is locked in.
Cobratate
Tate The Talisman
you boys just fucked up. You have no idea what I’m sitting on.”
https://x.com/CrayonMurders/status/1876678666534486111
”Anyone, and I do mean anyone, who supports or promotes or excuses Andrew Tate, cannot be trusted as a genuine opponent of the grooming gangs, or as an advocate for their victims.”
https://x.com/AMDWaters/status/1876910279738466381
”There’s no plausible deniability now with what’s known about the accusations, charges & evidence against Tate…”
https://x.com/TheMilkBarTV/status/1876910846770548835
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/01/07/labour-vat-raid-finishing-off-private-schools/
Well done Nigel.
Some of us spotted the real reason for VAT on Private schools immediately. Perhaps a subscription to DS would help you to keep abreast of events.
What a load of crap. He becomes more disappointing by the day.
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/borrowing-costs-have-just-passed-liz-truss-levels/
And who organised the spike in Bond prices under Liz Truss? The Bank of England.
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/the-real-culprit-in-britains-bond-meltdown-liz-truss-bank-of-england-inside-job-c320b5a7
Thanks.
https://www.politico.eu/article/elon-musk-interference-alice-weidel-x-livestream-afd-germany-eu-digital-services-act/
But Kneel sending two hundred Labour activists to interfere in the US election was fine. I see.
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/mark-carney-is-not-fit-to-be-canadian-pm/
Ah, the globalists choice. Obviously Carney’s destructive powers will be implemented as a way of finishing Canada for good.
Farage is now saying he will instigate at grooming gang enquiry himself if no one else is doing it SO WHY did he go nuclear. On Tommy ! ??
https://off-guardian.org/2025/01/07/why-and-how-we-must-resist-eves-law/
First rate journalism from Iain Davis at Off-G in an article which explains how the Manchester Arena “Bombing” was a false flag event which is being used to abolish ALL independent journalists and journalism. He makes an extremely positive case for fighting against the imposition of something being referred to as Eve’s Law. Typical totalitarian tactics. Combine Eve’s Law with biometric digital ID and the gates are banged shut.
Could this be referred to Toby / FSU because there is much common sense in this article?
“Via your “digital identity” everything you do, everywhere you go, every purchase you make, every opinion you express online will be monitored, recorded and analysed by the G3P. If you step out of line, you can be punished by AI-controlled algorithms. Effectively biometric digital ID will create a digital gulag. What’s not to like?
Using biometric digital ID will, of course, be entirely voluntary. You will be free to reject it as long as you don’t need to work, pay bills, buy food, travel, or access your community’s services in any way. You can be a social outcast and live life as a poverty-stricken, homeless hermit if you want. It’s your decision.”
Have posted the link to him on X
Much appreciated. I am not on Twitter.
Anyone got any thoughts on The Donald’s pronouncements regarding Greenland and the Panama Canal?
What’s the crack with that??
In both cases it is to secure US access and potentially to control or supervise other (Chinese) activities. In the case of Greenland I suspect it is natural resources: gas, rare minerals etc.
I thought the comments by Macron today were very revealing and also wrong. He claimed Greenland “belonged” to the EU. In fact it is part of the Kingdom of Denmark and a self-governing overseas administrative division of Denmark since 1979 (CIA).
I am confident that if Macron or the EU made a grab for it the locals would be very bery resistant abd Donald would stop them.
Panama matters because the canal has been poorly managed with inadequate water supply so access is restricted and fees have become very expensive. There are at least three ideas for new, competing solutions. I expect Donald remains annoyed that the US gave up control of the canal strip for no good reason some years ago.
I’ve searched online for any comments providing a useful answer to that, but found nothing, except one pointing out that the Head of State of Greenland is King Frederik X of Denmark, who would need to give his royal permission for any “sale” of his country’s territory, including Greenland. I would imagine that King Frederik’s position is similar to King Charles III.
“Under our legal system, the Monarch (currently King Charles III), as head of state, owns the superior interest in all land in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. In most cases, this is usually irrelevant but it can become relevant if a freehold property becomes ownerless.”
“The biggest peacetime crime – and cover-up – in British history” “In the Free Press, Dominic Green says the grooming and serial rape of thousands of English girls by men of mostly Pakistani Muslim background over several decades is the biggest peacetime crime in the history of modern Europe.”
Actually, the biggest peacetime crime in the history of modern Europe was “Hellstorm”, as described by researcher Thomas Goodrich.
One reviewer said,
“Genuinely disturbing, and by no means an easy read, but an absolutely devastating account of the attempted genocide of the German people during and after WW2. Quite possibly mankind’s darkest hour. I’ll never look at WW2 the same way again. Thomas Goodrich is to be commended for this look at a ” forbidden” part of history.”
“The exact number of German women and girls raped by Soviet troops during the war and occupation is uncertain, but historians estimate their numbers are likely in the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS, and possibly as many as TWO MILLION.”
“While soldiers from every military engaged in [post-War peacetime] rapes of German females, the worst offenders were Asiatics from the Soviet army. These weren’t Russians or Eastern Europeans, but Mongols, Kulaks, Kazaks, Kalmuks, [Tatars] and others.” [In other words, primarily Muslim men]
“Female deaths in connection with the rapes in Germany, overall, are estimated at 240,000. Antony Beevor describes it as the “greatest phenomenon of mass rape in history” and concludes that at least 1.4 MILLION women were raped in East Prussia, Pomerania, and Silesia alone. According to the Soviet war correspondent Natalya Gesse, Soviet soldiers raped German females from eight to eighty years old. Soviet and Polish women were not spared either.”