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by Michael Curzon
20 September 2021 10:49 PM

  • “Boris Johnson refuses to rule out Christmas Covid disruption” – The Prime Minister declines to guarantee there will be no restrictions but says he does not expect anything like last year, reports the Guardian.
  • “Pfizer says its Covid vaccine is safe for children aged five” – Pfizer will push for its Covid vaccine to be approved for children as young as five, as Britain began injecting healthy 12 to 15 year-olds with the jab for the first time, reports MailOnline.
  • “PM welcomes U.S. decision to ease travel rules on double-jabbed Brits” – Bookings surged by more than 90% within an hour of the U.S. President’s announcement and airlines’ share prices rocketed, reports MailOnline.
  • “Tony Blair calls for vaccine passports to prevent another lockdown” – The former Prime Minister says Covid passports have boosted vaccine uptake and helped control the virus in Europe, reports the Telegraph.
  • “First ‘variant-proof’ Covid vaccine starts trials in Manchester” – Retired couple Andrew Clarke, 63, and his wife Helen, 64, from Bolton, became the first to receive the mRNA vaccine on Monday, reports the Telegraph.
  • “In Seventies-style Britain, the customer is no longer king” – Covid has been used as a catch-all for all sorts of inconveniences; from unanswered helplines to glacially slow service, writes Judith Woods in the Telegraph.
  • “We are de-platformed by Google Ads for ‘harmful’ Covid posts” – Google ‘ad serving’ has been removed from TCW Defending Freedom after 199 ‘Google Ad Violation’ notices – pretty much one a day over the last few months.
  • “The U.S. public moved on from Covid months ago… but no one told the media or self-worshiping health officials” – Despite the efforts of progressives spreading Covid alarmism and medics who love their own voices, millions of Americans have decided that getting back to normal is the best way of dealing with the virus. More power to them, writes John Scott Lewinski in Russia Today.
  • “Why Totalitarians Promote Hate” – “As human cooperation decreases and hatred increases, you too, not just the people the mandates are directed against, will suffer. The oxygen of capitalism is cooperation. The oxygen of totalitarians is hatred for differences,” writes Barry Brownstein in AIER.
  • “From Diseases to Recessions, Government Failure Is Endemic” – Massive government intervention in the aftermath of the global financial crisis has not prevented the Great Recession, but has actually deepened and prolonged it until the Covid pandemic and government lockdowns sent the economy into a tailspin in 2020, writes Mihai Macovei in Mises Institute.
  • “Arizona Woman ‘Mistakenly’ Injected With Covid Vaccine” – An Arizona woman has been vaccinated against Covid without her knowledge or consent, thinking that she was being given a flu shot, reports the Epoch Times.
  • “Boris Johnson tells Brazil’s President to get AstraZeneca” – Boris Johnson urges Brazil’s ‘anti-vaxxer’ President Jair Bolsonaro to get the AstraZeneca vaccine but is given a disapproving finger-shake in response.
  • “For want of a bonnet cable, the West was lost” – “If you can strangle the supply of key components, you can suffocate a country in manifold ways. No bonnet cables? No cars. No medicines? No healthcare. No semiconductors? No nothin’,” writes Ferderick Edward in Bournbrook Magazine.
  • “IPCC Model Scenarios Compared To Actual Measured Temperatures” – In an effort to hold the IPCC accountable, Bob Irvine compares actual measured temperatures with two of their scenarios from the AR4 report in 2007 in Watts Up With That.
  • “Suicidal energy policy is empowering Britain’s enemies” – Authoritarian regimes are exploiting the fact that the West does not have realistic carbon policies, writes David Green in the Telegraph.
  • “Are low wind speeds to blame for Britain’s energy crisis?” – Global wind speeds have been trending downwards for several decades – is this to blame for Britain’s energy crisis, asks Ross Clark in the Spectator.
  • “Farewell to Cambridge’s disastrous Vice-Chancellor” – In the Spectator, Douglas Murray bids farewell to Stephen Toopee: “The undistinguished Canadian lawyer who has spent recent years trying to run Cambridge University into the ground.”
  • “The Tories’ half-hearted culture war dooms Britain to woke domination” – Boris Johnson has done fatally little to counter the rise of a new corporate grievance industry, writes Sherelle Jacobs in the Telegraph.
  • “Does the NHS care more about wokeness than healthcare?” – Its diversity and inclusion executive is paid more than the head of NHS England, writes Spiked.
  • “This is called ‘narrative collapse’” – Asked why previously infected Americans should still get vaccinated if shown to have stronger natural immunity, Biden’s White House medical advisor Dr. Fauci says: “I don’t have a really firm answer for you on that.”
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Mogwai
Mogwai
8 months ago

It certainly is huge, and surely this revelation will knock the Harris campaign for six, possibly even encouraging more people to come forward and back up this person’s sworn claims. Of course it’ll be a case of deny, deny, deny, from her, much like the migrants eating cats thing. Heads need to roll at ABC too. More here;

”The introductory material in the affidavit says that the employee is a technical and administrative worker who is not endorsing Trump. He (or she) simply wants what all Americans want—a fair debate allowing Americans to hear what the candidates have to say on the issues that matter most. The key substantive allegations (which currently have no verification other than this sworn testimony) are as follows:
The important people at ABC involved in the debate were known to be biased, which worried employees:

It is common knowledge that Debate Moderators as well as Chief Executive Officers of my employer are well known not to support Donald Trump, this led to several employees speaking up in regards to how fair the debate was going to be. We were given assurances that the debate would be fair and neither the Harris campaign nor the Trump campaign would [redacted] unfair advantage.

In fact, nothing was fair.

ABC allegedly agreed to Kamala’s demands for accommodations so that she would not appear at a visual disadvantage compared to Trump (accommodations that our geo-political opponents such as Xi Jinping or Kim Jong-un won’t be making):

The Harris campaign received particular accommodations, including, but not limited to, the providing of a podium significantly smaller than that used by Donald Trump, and assurances regarding split-screen television views that would favorably impact Kamala Harris’s appearance relative to Donald Trump.

The affidavit closes by saying, among other things, that the affiant “sent a certified letter to Speaker Mike Johnson, dated September 9th, 2024, to establish a record that the correspondence was sent before the debate commenced.” And—what should worry ABC and Kamala’s campaign—the affiant claims to

have secretly recorded several conversations that will prove that the Harris Campaign insisted upon not only the Fact Checking of Donald Trump, but also insisted on what questions were not to be asked under any circumstances or else the Harris campaign would decline to participate in the debate.”

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/09/an_abc_employee_s_sworn_affidavit_claims_abc_cheated_to_help_kamala_win.html

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Can we now really start to imagine ‘what can be, unburdened by what has been’?

If these revelations stand up, are evidenced, and, on the face of it, why would they not, that should be the election done and dusted.

There seems to be a lot of dismay and astonishment worldwide that these are the two best candidates the U.S.A. can put up.

It is a bit tricky to sustain that criticism in this country, given what we are currently enduring from Sir Keir Rodney Starmer.

Having someone else pay for your spectacles and dress your wife is, at best, bizarre. Ms Harris would no doubt describe it as ‘weird’, unburdened as our PM has been by the tab for spectacles and feminine fashion items.

Hoping, looking on the upside, these revelations, if unimpeachable, might at least contribute to a raising of standards within the fourth estate…….or not really………

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Name “better” candidates/politicians already in office, than Trump, and explain what makes them “better”.

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

I think Trump was an effective U.S. President, but his use of Twitter discredited his office and then his reaction to a novel common cold coronavirus epidemic sunk him.

Trump himself is a fan of Greg Abbott in Texas. Abbott lacks charisma but has been effective; good policy track record.

‘Texas is the headquarters of headquarters, with 52 Fortune 500 companies calling Texas home

House Bill 5 gives local jurisdictions the economic tools they need to attract businesses to come to Texas or grow their operations within Texas.

Texas has good education and a highly skilled workforce.

Newly created Texas Business Courts, and the state’s robust infrastructure offers more road miles and airports than any other state.

Abbott signed off he largest property tax cut in Texas history, putting $18 billion back into the pockets of Texans.

Thousands of Texas National Guard soldiers and Department of Public Safety troopers work around the clock to secure the border in the Biden-Harris Administration’s absence.’

Ron DeSantis

‘Though his presidential candidacy never really took off, it should have.

The Republican party dismissed DeSantis for two reasons: Trump’s chokehold on the GOP and the awkwardness DeSantis displayed during debates. Trump’s not much better in debates, but he wasn’t there.’

DeSantis was a lion during covid, still is, and has an excellent policy track record.

‘When DeSantis took office in 2018, Florida had 300,000 more registered Democrats than Republicans. Today, Republicans hold a more-than 850,000 voter lead in the state…….

Florida has no income tax, and just last week, he signed additional tax relief for corporations. He touts what he calls pro-family and anti-woke policies on education that families love. Together, these have boosted Florida’s growth and economy.

For the second year in a row, U.S. News has ranked Florida No. 1 in education, specifically higher education.

DeSantis is known for publicly and repeatedly backing law enforcement.

Florida’s economy is a huge draw. Its private sector job growth rate increased in January at double the national rate and Florida’s workforce grew by 2.2 percent (+243,000) − faster than the national over-the-year rate. Democrat governors refuse to implement policies like lower taxes or ideas that promote job growth because they can’t fathom such ideas actually work. 

The Parental Rights in Education Act required district school boards to adopt procedures that reinforced parental rights but also banned teaching about sexual identity to younger students. Teachers can discuss LGBTQ issues outside of formal instruction. Both DeSantis’ office and LGBTQ+ allies dubbed the settlement a win.’

Don’t mention it……

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Don’t know much about Abbott but agree on De Santis and Trump being poor on “Covid”. I think politicians discredit themselves and their office by pursuing policies that are against the interests of their citizens, not by being boorish on social media.

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

Politicians yes but Trump was Head of State.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Yeah, so is our King. Prefer the Donald to KC3 every day of the week.

The despicable Macron is head of state – he wanted to persecute his own citizens.

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

Indeed. King Charles does himself no favours in prognosticating on things that should not concern him. Macron has made himself look a fool. Trump, I’m afraid, did exactly the same. These posturing popinjays divide when their role should be to unite.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Sorry I don’t think you are getting my point. Perhaps I didn’t make it clear enough. I don’t care if someone makes themselves “look like a fool”. It’s their acts and their effect on my life that matter to me. Trump failed on “covid” but was generally sound, IMO, though he did fail to build his wall (not entirely his fault). KC3 and Macron are actively pursuing objectives that harm me and my family, and the countries they are supposed to be serving. Different order of magnitude.

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

My point is that, by discrediting themselves one way or another, they remove the possibility of doing any more good things because they become unpopular and are voted out of office or, in extreme circumstances, have their heads cut off, are shot at.

And I wish that Trump, in particular, had stayed off Twitter because he would have then stood a much better chance of being re-elected.

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transmissionofflame
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

I guess that is a plausible argument though you are assuming that Trump’s tweets had a net negative effect – that seems like a huge assumption to me. For everyone who found them offensive or whatever there may have been others who found them appealing. Didn’t he galvanise a section of the electorate that may otherwise not have voted?
I quite like Milei’s style but let’s see what he actually achieves.

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
8 months ago

 The West Destroyed From Within – 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.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
8 months ago

Mark Steyn’s take on the latest assassination attempt on Trump;

”In the last two months, Trump has been lucky twice. There are another two months to go: can he be lucky thrice? Four times?
If I were Trump I wouldn’t want these guys anywhere near me – the official government protection, that is. The law-&-order types on the right have been ballyhooing the quick thinking of one individual agent on the ground – which is fine and dandy, but conveniently absolves the “bureaucracy” of its failure to provide sufficient protection, even after he’s already been shot and an American citizen has died. Trump is one of the comparatively few presidents who has taken a bullet for his country, which is more than even Tim Walz can claim, but nobody who matters is interested. The court eunuchs at ABC News couldn’t be bothered with a question on this summer’s near-assassination, but they did make room for a question about the rental practices of Donald Trump’s father over half-a-century ago.
The Deep State is telling us they will not permit Donald Trump to take office again.”

https://www.steynonline.com/14649/they-want-him-dead

The culprit sounds exactly like how you’d expect him to be;

”Wow. Attempted Trump Assassin Ryan Routh wrote a book on the Ukraine war. In the book he tells Iran to assassinate Trump while praising John Kerry for the Iran Deal. He also calls Trump an idiot and says he “perpetrated” Jan. 6th.

He sounds like a mainstream media addict.”

https://x.com/robbystarbuck/status/1835531912787439753

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Routh is a petty criminal and, no doubt, as mad as a hatter.

‘The North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections has records of Routh dating back to 2002.

In 2002, he barricaded himself inside a Greensboro business with a gun, according to the News & Record.

In 2003, he was sentenced for driving without a license, carrying a concealed weapon, and a hit-and-run.

In 2010, he was convicted of possessing stolen goods.

Routh received probation for all these charges, per the Department of Adult Corrections website.’

https://www.wral.com/story/suspect-linked-to-trump-assassination-attempt-has-ties-to-north-carolina-a-t/21626901/

‘The X account appearing to belong to Routh also said that Trump was his “choice” in 2016, before completely backtracking during the 2020 election.’

In 2020, during the presidential primary, the X account said: “I was not supporting Bernie, but now I am; as sleepy Joe stands for nothing; no plans, no ideas, just as limp as hillary. Bernie…….give them hell…..fight to the death…”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/ryan-routh-armed-man-arrested-030249917.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAC2enEVeb_s2JjxU63x7twZ8GM89GxpK4wSm0utB7P7XRXe4jHkrqWw0HVQZKVOE09jRBa2Zj0I-tA3_ULJkSp54ps80YblqgG6p6b1imO2b_-kXbnadvw8KZB7aCdufvcep1ZO-1e_7Z3xn57BM_1LNnEeGG6vbCmIol0nP0HSA

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Mogwai
Mogwai
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Yes another looney tunes obsessive oddball. My first thought was CIA because there are no such things as coincidences anymore, not in the world we live in. What’s great nowadays though, is that citizen sleuths are all over stories like this, tracking down and investigating people’s online activity before the FBI can scrub all records;

”BREAKING: The New York Times interviewed alleged Donald Trump ass*ss*n Ryan Routh in 2023 about his plans to recruit Afghan soldiers and illegally transport them to fight in Ukraine.”

https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1835458832522268874

This guy shares some intriguing stuff that’s been uncovered about our prime suspect and his contacts;

”Is this evidence the Trump assassin was a CIA asset?

It’s still early, don’t jump to any conclusions.

I’m just out here doing the FBIs job for them because we all know Chris Ray busy prepping the cover up as we speak.”

https://x.com/Cancelcloco/status/1835513228560114015

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
8 months ago

I wouldn’t be surprised if this latest assassination attempt turned out to be a false flag.

The last one was almost certainly genuine. This one? AK47 from 400 yds? Muh.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
8 months ago
Reply to  Jack the dog

By the trump campaign team.

Playing to his base.

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Heretic
Heretic
8 months ago
Reply to  Jack the dog

Neither of them were genuine.

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Myra
Myra
8 months ago

https://x.com/KonstantinKisin/status/1835209853838541146
Best fact-checking ever 😂😂

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago

Is the EU a fiendish LGBTQ plot? That’s what Moldova’s socialists think

Moldova could very easily become part of the Russian Union State that already comprises Russia, Belarus, Crimea and East Ukraine.

‘In remarks to the Russian state-owned RIA Novosti news agency on December 1, Kalinin claimed, without providing any details or proof, that he was assembling a 20,000-strong international unit to fight in Ukraine and then in Moldova against government forces there.’

https://www.rferl.org/a/moldova-kalinin-russia-kremlin-depose-president-sandu/32735981.html

Kalinin is not without support within Moldova

‘Thousands of people took part in a procession and the March for Family in support of traditional values. The event was organized by the Party of Socialists, led by former president Igor Dodon………According to the organizers, the event was intended to be a response to the sodomites’ march, which was to take place on Sunday, with the participation of Western ambassadors……..

Topics related to the LGBT community have been used for years by the Russian propaganda (or by ultraconservatives influenced by it or with similar ideas, especially representatives of the Metropolitan Bishopric of Moldova, subordinate to the Russian Patriarchy) in its attempts to discredit the European Union and pro-European governments in Chisinau.

The EU is presented as “Gayropa”, a space in antithesis to that of traditional, Christian values, which Russia allegedly represents; a false equivalence is drawn between homosexuality and pedophilia, to convince the public that the goal is to legalize pedophilia; the idea of ​​an “LGBT agenda” that the EU would try to impose is induced; finally, an attempt is made to identify human rights, which represent a fundamental value of the European community, with the promotion and encouragement of non-traditional sexual relations.’

https://www.veridica.ro/en/fake-news-disinformation-propaganda/fake-news-the-west-imposes-an-anti-family-ideology-on-the-republic-of-moldova

The domino theory is back……or not really…..

‘Are we ready to spend trillions of dollars, given our current debt crisis? Will the American public support it and, if so, for how long?’ 

Brandon Temple, Ph.D., Air Force Special Warfare Officer 

If the revelations regarding Democratic Party ‘fixing’ of the ABC Presidential debate stand up, Mr Trump’s chances look good.

But will anyone really know what he will do, particularly regarding Ukraine, until after he is elected?

Can the EU co-exist with a totalitarian fascist and expansionist Imperial Russian Union State Superpower of 250 million people just across the border?

No.

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CGW
CGW
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Can the EU co-exist with a totalitarian fascist and expansionist Imperial Russian Union State Superpower of 250 million people just across the border?

My dictionary defines fascism as a “system of extreme right-wing or authoritarian views”, and authoritarian as “favouring obedience to authority as opposed to individual liberty”.

Now state which western government does not fulfil these definitions? Which, oh so lauded, western democracy asked its population whether they agreed to lockdowns, mandatory vaccinations, net zero, LGBTQ, unlimited immigration, restrictions on free speech or war against Russia? Who was ever asked?

Who voted for Ursula von der Leyen, who now rules over the EU and defines its wide-ranging mandates and future actions? Who voted for Kaja Kallas, the EU’s future chief diplomat with her unbounded hatred against Russia (a good diplomat will not hate anybody)? Who voted for anyone in the European Commission, all enjoying their fat, tax-free salaries and deciding on what to torment us with next?

So do not talk about Russia being a fascist state. If you want to hear a politician talking in a demonstrably sensible, intelligent manner, discussing how huge areas under his control can be benefited by allocating them greater resources, providing improved living conditions for the citizens living there, adding necessary power stations in under-developed areas, citing one positive improvement after another, listen to Vladimir Putin’s speech given two weeks ago at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvUiW8eqf5c). 

Nobody in the west cares one iota about Ukraine. Its soldiers are being slaughtered by superior forces; press gangs roam Ukrainian streets, dragging unwilling men of all ages into vans to be sent straight off to the front; millions of the lucky ones left the country a long time ago, the remaining ones are condemned to be left without electrical power during the extremely cold upcoming winter.

All the West wants is for the fight to continue, at no cost to their armies as both Lindsay Graham and David Cameron publicly highlighted (the war is good value in attempting to remove Putin at no cost to our manpower), supplying arms and finances to a totally unpopular and corrupt regime, with the order to fight to the last Ukrainian.

And now all these delightful belligerents are gambling on bringing on WWIII by permitting Ukraine to fire long-distance missiles into Russia. And who was asked whether they agreed with that in your non-fascist western democracies?

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Monro
Monro
8 months ago

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/09/14/graham-brady-kingmaker-extract-boris-johnson-liz-truss/

Sir Graham Brady’s memoirs are interesting:

‘On Thurs March 19 2020, the government pushed through emergency legislation…without a vote….the first of many moments when the absence of a functioning opposition was felt. Surely Sir Keir Starmer should have wanted to ensure parliamentary oversight of the government during a crisis.’

The government knew mid May 2020 that covid was only really a problem (like all common cold viruses) for vulnerable groups, the aged, infirm and the obese:

Mid May 2020 Johnson to Brady: ‘It’s people like us who get it really bad….I was a fatty, seventeen and a half stone when I went into hospital…’

We discover that, later in May, amidst chaotic government: ‘I wondered if Boris was losing it……’ that senior figures in the Government knew they had made a massive error of judgement in hiding behind Whitty and Vallance:

Sunak: ‘…it’s all going wrong because it was a mistake to put the Chief Medical Officer and the Chief Scientific Officer in the press conference every day….We thought it would give us cover but now we can’t do anything sensible without them denouncing it as a risk….’

What I would like to know is who persuaded Whitty and Vallance into a volte face on lockdowns and the utility of masks.

Was it the Health Secretary….or was it the leader of the opposition?

Oh! We have a massively expensive inquiry that is supposed to be finding out stuff like that…….

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Tonka Rigger
Tonka Rigger
8 months ago
Reply to  Monro

Oh, don’t worry about the enquiry – the good Baroness will be well briefed about what “her” conclusions will be!

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
8 months ago
Reply to  Tonka Rigger

There ain’t nothing like a dame

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
8 months ago

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13852933/covid-strain-xec-new-cases-coronavirus.html

Here we go, here we go, here we go, oh!!!

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Purpleone
Purpleone
8 months ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

The comments on there are a good read… lots of sensible sounding people

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
8 months ago

We have two black UK politicians seeking to outdo each other with their stupidity, Lammy and Cleverley. These two first class muppets are a danger to the whole world. Lammy in particular seems determined to start a nuclear war. If he succeeds he’ll be glad he’s got his running shoes on.

Unbelievable.

https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/breaking-lammys-loose-talk-endangers-us-all/

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Heretic
Heretic
8 months ago

“14 small boats with 801 migrants crossed English Channel on Saturday”

But of course ZERO small boats with Hostile Criminal Aliens have ever crossed the English Channel by themselves. There is no part of their criminal invasion that is “perilous”, except for those thrown overboard by the traffickers.

They have all just launched from French beaches, then escorted by the French, then collected and brought across the Channel by the British.

As former Queen’s Chaplain Reverend Gavin Ashenden said, the whole asylum seekers programme is “Political Deceit”.

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