I’ll continue to add to this thread as new incidents occur:

Wherever Africans go in the world they always behave the same way Have you noticed🤷‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤣✅

At a trade panel Q&A yesterday, the EU Ambassador asked the panel why it was that the UK can secure better trade deals than the EU, despite the EU being a market 7 times bigger? The answer? The UK is less protectionist, and has less vested interests than 28 countries together.

The Lebanonisation of Britain is well under way. The Green party’s open declaration of war on Britain’s Jews is not really about the Green party or Britain’s Jews for that matter. "Our transformation from a country into closed-off, inward-looking clusters of cultures, ethnicities, religions, and other characteristics that unite rather than divide a nation which refuses to enforce its borders or require integration and deference to national norms and conventions from those settling here, whether legally or otherwise." spectator.com/article/the-le…

The argument among the political establishment, which includes the "right wing" Conservative Party ... is that each of the people on this boat are French, if they "chose" to be. Presumably meaning, that if they arrive in England, they will be English, if they "chose" to be. Anyone can see the utter insanity of this. It's just "women can have a penis" woke brain rot applied to ethnicity instead of gender.

Financially punishing people for earning a living is ramping up! This article says Labour will bring in a “social tariff” where households not on benefits would be charged MORE per unit of energy than lower income households. In a “how dare you afford your bills” way 🤡

The left have imported millions of people from the Third World, lavished them with benefits, and then told them that the “nasty” right-wing parties will take those benefits away unless you vote for us. Sinister, but effective.

Facts matter. The UK devotes roughly 4.7% of GDP to state pensions. France and Italy devote more than 14%. Because in the rest of Europe pensioners' lives matter. Unlike here in the UK.

Why do you think they’ve changed? 21 out of 26 Conservative Shadow Cabinet members served in their last Government.

🚨NEW: The Welsh Tories have voted against Reform UK's motion to deny social housing to foreign nationals

The policewoman handling yet another horrible rape here says there is no link between Afghan culture and sexual violence In reality Afghan nationals commit sexual offences at >20x the rate of British people No wonder this keeps happening when we are governed on falsehood!

Foreign national students debt in the UK has gone from £93 million to £1.21 billion in under 10 years. When i saw that i knew i had to break down the data by nationality: 🧵

My head is in my hands..... One of THE WORST offenders, Jenrick, is now a prominent Reform MP and spokesman.

News🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🔥🇬🇧: These are the @Conservatives 'frontmen' employed by the @Telegraph to win over the hearts and minds of the crucial 'Red Wall' working class voting base in England. Both of these characters are globalists to their core, who not only fail to address the replacement of indigenous Brits by foreign imports, but are "excited" by the Britain that we have now through mass unfettered immigration. @Jacob_Rees_Mogg and @timothy_stanley are so 'liberal' that the destruction of Great Britain must be obscured from the view of their ivory towers. "There are none so blind as those who will not see", applies to both and how could it? Mogg served as a Tory Minister while the 5 million Boris wave happened and said SFA while Sunak tanked the UK economy via CV19 £500 billion 'furlough culling". Stanley is a former Labour supporter, Guardian leftist hack, who jumped ship for the 'One Nation Tory' club, glorified Libtard at best. If you are still voting for the party who've ushered in your own demise then the UK is truly fucked up beyond all recognition.

I listened to the Badenoch speech for as long as I could bear it. I've always had misgivings about her because I don't believe she is meaningfully British. Whatever her travel document says, her formative years were not spent in this country. She is not a product of this country or its culture. And though she may physically inhabit this island, she does not live in any contemporary version of it that I recognise. This was the sort of speech I might have been impressed with twenty years ago, but Britain is not just in the doldrums from a spell of mismanagement. While everyday life ticks over as normal, normality is increasingly expensive and unsustainable. What lies beneath, though, is a systemic and catastrophic dysfunction - where anyone even vaguely switched on recognises it as an existential national emergency. I certainly didn't get the impression that Badenoch understands this. This was a speech for those Tory types who are well off enough to be insulated from the more immediate symptoms, who live in the places yet to be blighted by "diversity". People who think it's talking the country down to discuss the state of emergency we're in. I was listening mainly to see if there were any signs that this party gets it, and for any sign of a policy agenda that recognises the scale of the tasks ahead. What we got, though, was dismal managerialism - the kind that would have made David Cameron proud. What I needed to hear was some kind of reassurance that they are as angry as I am about the state of the country. I'm not going to list what ails this country. You know the list as well as I do. You also know what is at stake and how little time we have to prevent a cataclysm. I would expect a politician who understood this to be speaking in more sombre, serious tones, impressing upon the nation the urgency of our collective cause. But Badenoch could just as easily have been reading out her shopping list for all the passion she put into it. But then I simply wouldn't expect anything different from someone who hasn't really lived here long enough to understand just how far we have fallen, or really experienced what we're in danger of losing forever. Badenoch is a hand-picked and groomed-for-politics citizen of nowhere, who can never be motivated to save a country she herself does not really know. The problem isn't that she's a Nigerian, per se. It's that she's not really one of us at all. If she were, she'd have a lot more to say that was worth hearing. She has only ever known Britain as a declining multicultural shit tip. She can never feel our profound sense of loss - or the anger that goes with it.

Neo-Marxism, called Technocratic Socialism, is the preferred political philosophy of a network of globalist organisations, including the UN, WEF, and nearly all NGOs. They all implement similar policies in a co-ordinated manner and they become “embedded” in commercial transactions, political policy, and “charitable” goals. The “Think Tanks” provide the seed, the “charities” push the “progressive” message, the UN passes (non-binding) resolutions that are treated as Holy Writ, and the WEF implements cultural proscriptions under the aegis of “progressive” commercial transactions (eg: ESG and DEI requirements). There is a web of separate organisations who are all working to the same ends.

Spengler talks in The Decline of the West of how societies all seem to fail in the same way as a rootless cosmopolitan class take over first their cities then their power structures. It sounds insane as he lays it out, especially as he talks in terms of analogies with an individual human life, but he seems to have noticed something, though unclear what it is.

Has anyone noticed how left wing ideas get introduced simultaneously across the world and are implemented slavishly even by supposedly right-of-centre governments ? The latest one is taxing empty properties. Eventually this will apply even to a weekend cottage. In Spain the issue precipitated a general election; but something similar has been introduced by other EU countries and now in Britain. But this phenomenon of the Co-ordinated international implementation of previously unknown policies has been going on for a long time. Gay marriage is another example ; open door migration is another. These seemingly unrelated ideas have one thing in common : the unknown suddenly becomes commonplace all over the western world. But where are these things being co-ordinated ? WEF? Or is there some other great think-tank ?

You regular reminder that Tim Stanley, a former chairman of the Cambridge University Labour Party & former Labour parliamentary candidate is in no way a conservative. LARP-ing as a character from an Evelyn Waugh novel & wearing tweed doesn't make you a conservative.

Postmodernism & progressive capture of institutions.

The clue is industrial chicken's high omega-6 content. Greeks eat more of it than Spaniards, raising the omega-6:3 ratio and oxidative byproducts like 4HNE. This helps explain Greece's worse health stats despite higher olive oil intake. Spain's edge came more from avoiding seed oils after the 1981 toxic oil scare.