News Round-Up

A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.

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Heretic
Heretic
2 months ago

May I add this fascinating BBC news to the Round-Up, because not only does it mean that the current North Korean leader is illegitimate, but his daughter cannot take over because of the rules on male-only succession. The whole thing is a fraud, and the people should give them all the boot, to embrace freedom and democracy.

Why North Korean leader Kim Jong Un never talks about his mother, Ko Yong Hui – BBC News

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JXB
JXB
2 months ago

What is GDPR?

Police resources are fully occupied watching social media, visiting people mob-handed for non-crimes, or people praying quietly in the street, or looking Far Right, possibly about to cause a breach of the peace by being White or Jewish.

Heretic
Heretic
2 months ago

The Archbishop of Canterbury is blind to the true enemies of Middle East Christians” 

It will all become clear once people realize that this is DELIBERATE SUBVERSION of the Protestant Church of England by successive Archbishops and other clergy, in order to drag it into disrepute, driving Protestants toward Catholicism to fulfil the Dream of the Jesuit Counter-Reformation, and let the Vatican get its hands on all that church property.

Mogwai
Mogwai
2 months ago

Reform have pledged to abolish all things woke, including banning all of this toxic, highly damaging trans ideology from schools. Imagine living in a country where every aspect of society is no longer held hostage to the cult of woke. Where common sense is once again common and objective reality has been reinstated? It’s like the stuff of dreams. That alone would be enough incentive for me to vote for them, and that’s before we even get on to the whopping topic which is migration. To my mind, the priority for any civilized society should be the protection of its kids. An excerpt from a short essay;

”The Draft Conversion Practices Bill presents itself as a protective measure. It will, its proponents argue, shield vulnerable people from attempts to change who they are. What this framing conceals is a structural irony of considerable significance: the bill, as it applies to children, does not prevent conversion. It mandates it.

What Conversion Actually Means for Children

The bill prohibits attempts to change a child’s gender identity. But for the overwhelming majority of children who will be affected by it, the gender identity in question was not always there to be protected. It… Read more »

Mogwai
Mogwai
2 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Just hideous. But this 2min animation clip is an example of what kids in primary schools across England are being shown in class, and this brainwashing crap is being internalized and normalized by the poor children, whose developing brains are like sponges and are primed for indoctrination;

”So isn’t this film, a form of conversion therapy aimed at tomboy girls in primary schools? ‘Accompanying worksheets reinforce the born in the wrong body narrative and encourage allyship framed around immediate affirmation of the declared identity’ ”

https://x.com/treesey/status/2070158941804237215

pjar
pjar
2 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

While we’re throwing the blame around, let’s not forget the role of the parents… especially those of the poor little mites who ‘discover’ they are gender queer before they are able to walk, or speak.

Mogwai
Mogwai
2 months ago
Reply to  pjar

Children born to woke parents who are fully captured by this trans ideology nonsense are basically doomed. But if there weren’t also a system in place consisting of many different health care/medical professionals, who are also onboard with it, thereby being devoid of all medical ethics, then it wouldn’t be able to escalate to levels which result in irreversible damage being done to the child. This is literally state-sanctioned child abuse.
I don’t know if you’re able to see the attached vid of Hilary Cass referring to a boy who was transed by his parents at 2.5yrs old. This is one response;

“What the parents have done to their son is unconscionable. They have destroyed his childhood in pursuit of an ideology.

He could not have understood to what he was “consenting,” being far too young to understand what his sex let alone “gender identity” is.

The child does not need puberty blockers but to be removed from his cruel and abusive parents.

And Hilary Cass needs to do some reading up on child development. It is now clear that she believes that some children are born “trans”. For a paediatric scientist, to publicly espouse that unevidenced belief, is beyond… Read more »

CircusSpot
CircusSpot
2 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I was told years ago that the most inappropriate of candidates will be voted into office because no one of real ability wants the job. We were speaking about the Archbishop of Canterbury, but I expect the same applies to many other positions including this one.

pjar
pjar
2 months ago

The question that keeps on raising its head, in relation to Burnham, is: “why?”.

The only answer that I can come up with is that he’s cover for the people in the background of his campaign, who are so vile that they would be completely unacceptable to the public.

Once they’ve seized control, he will be dispensed with and we are in for very, very dark times…

pjar
pjar
2 months ago

Labour scheme ‘opens door to thousands more migrants’

So, they want people to adopt a migrant, do they?

Lets have a trial run, then… say the remainder of this parliament for every MP and Civil Servant to take at least one poor, refugee boat survivor into their homes.

No? Thought not…

huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 months ago
Reply to  pjar

This scheme will literally open the floodgates. Every bloody mosque in the land will be recruiting from the homeland and arranging the “volunteers” in this country. And at £350 per month there will be no shortage.

In all likelihood this quite possibly will become a state sponsored program of slavery.

The system will be so overrun that no checks will be possible, although without doubt all the usual assurances will be given. God knows the quality of this next lot of doctors and engineers.

pjar
pjar
2 months ago

The European Commission has shut off air conditioning for employees in its Brussels headquarters, while leaving the AC on for themselves” 

Just one instance, and one small example, that literally tells you everything you need to know about why we should have nothing at all to do with these people…

pjar
pjar
2 months ago

‘Shocked and scared’: trans ‘man’ speaks out over reporting psychiatrist for ‘conversion therapy’

I have seen the point made on a number of occasions but, does anyone actually know why the psychiatric industry is obliged to affirm people’s claims that they are an opposite sex, when they don’t agree that yes, they really are fat, when they’re anorexic, or ask for absolution when they claim to be Jesus?

Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
2 months ago
Reply to  pjar

“I was shocked and scared when my doctor told me I had cancer, so I complained to the GMC.”

stewart
stewart
2 months ago

Fifa’s mandatory hydration breaks – which stop play for three minutes regardless of conditions – have far more to do with commercial interests than player welfare

They are only about creating advertising breaks.

Many of the games are played in domed stadiums with temperature control. Some have been played in fresh, rainy weather. The stops are automatic for all games.

The last time the WC was played in the US, I 1994, the Americans already tried then to introduce 4 quarters but back then FIFA protected the game and refused

This time they’ve sold the game out for more revenue while claiming it’s for the good of players. That’s modern governance: lying shamelessly to people’s faces while virtue signalling.

pjar
pjar
2 months ago
Reply to  stewart

You’re absolutely right… but, having created this abomination of the game, they have to make sure that the rule is applied equally, in all games, surely?

stewart
stewart
2 months ago
Reply to  pjar

It’s an innovation that has existed for a year or two now across the game as an actual climate hysteria measure whereby if the temperature during a game exceeds 30 degrees, a water break is mandated mid half. That happens in Premier League already.but only in those games that exceed the temp.

It’s fascinating to see how the climate psyop has acquired a life of its own, creating its own self reinforcing meaures.

Of course the climate is changing. Look, before we didn’t have water breaks and now we must or the players are at risk. Because never was a football game played at above 30 degrees. Never ever. Especially not at world cups.

huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 months ago
Reply to  stewart

I wonder how many footy ballers have died during or just after a game owing to dehydration ?

stewart
stewart
2 months ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

In a professional game? None. Ever.

But football in general is being feminised beyond recognition.

Stong contact is almost always a foul now.
If someone is lying on the ground, the game is stopped and the person is attended to as if it were a medical emergency.
Players rehearse little dances to perform when they score a goal.
And of course there is all the performative fake kindness around says, trans, racial equality which has nothing to do with a football match in the first place

The game is being transformed in a way that the physical aspect of the contest is being stripped away and replaced with more cleverness, artistry and performative virtue.

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