Thanks to lefty vigilance this edifice is still in lefty hands …
Somehow the government propaganda machinery seems to stutter a bit. The various ‘sources’ dripping gossip into the ears of the Westminster MSM ‘authors’ either have nothing to say or are fearful of consequences when there’s the ‘regime change’ they are pushing. Perhaps there are too many early Christmas parties in Whitehall?
It’s of course possible that they assume we peasants are too preoccupied with either ‘that’ couple (H & M, since you ask) or footie. Thus, thick and stupid as we are, we cannot expected to take in other ‘news’. Still, the news editors and headline writers have made a valiant effort, shown by the ever so useful compilation by Auntie Beeb (link).
I’ll start with the most hilarious front page – you have to scroll down somewhat – which was produced by ‘Metro’: ‘A German Coup Foiled’. In their online edition this ‘news’ has been buried way down. We find that tin their printed front page headline they got the number of German ‘coupists’ wrong. There weren’t 35 but 25 ‘enemies of the state’, corrected in their online report (link). Sloppy work, this!
Why was ‘Metro’ interested? Because one of those ‘conspirators’ is from an ancient noble family. However, the Metro editors must have been incapable of looking at German MSM reports which is astonishing because good machine translators are now easily accessible even for us plebs. Else they’d have noticed that the German newspaper-reading peasants were utterly scathing about the huge effort made by the state machinery and about the timing.
This razzia, with 3,500 police forces to arrest 25 people, just happened two days after a horrendous knife attack, by a ‘refugee’ who killed one 14-year old girl and stabbed the other on their way to school. This crime was reported even here in the UK (see e.g. here). Just like here in the UK, extensive reports about the ‘One Man’ knifing schoolgirls is discouraged.. No questions must be asked about ‘refugees’ and about ‘refugee homes’ placed in tiny villages. People could be upset.
Moreover, it’s obviously utterly inconvenient for our MSM to mention the increasing contempt Germans now hold for their own MSM, never mind the cynicism with which they regard this ludicrous ‘coup’, being thwarted by the police just right on time to avert inconvenient questions about murder, knife crimes and sensational robberies perpetrated by migrants and ‘refugees’.
Furthermore, reports about the increasing dissatisfaction of ever larger numbers of Germans with the current Red-Green German government might inconvenience Starmer and Labour:
“Sir Keir Starmer is exploring the possibility of a “partnerschaft” with Berlin to deepen ties between the two countries. The UK and Germany are Nato’s two largest defence spenders in Europe. […] Following the election of Olaf Scholz as German chancellor last year, Labour has cultivated close ties with the SPD, its sister party in Berlin.” (link, paywalled)
There’s more to this sudden ‘closeness’. See this little snippet (my emphasis):
“Starmer travelled to Berlin last summer for talks with Scholz while Lord Mandelson, the party grandee, has urged the Labour leader to seek inspiration from the “unflashy” German chancellor.” (link, paywalled)
I wonder why The Times’ chief editors allowed Mandelson’s name to slip in. It is, after all, a sign that, en coulisse, the Blair group is pulling the Starmer strings, something which ought to scare all of us.
I wonder if the Westminster MSM chief editors are actually aware that the SPD was the coalition partner in Merkel’s governments and that Mr Scholz was her finance minister. The current economic misery in Germany is not least the product of Scholz and Merkel’s policies.
It doesn’t need mentioning that the German Home Sec is a socialist who sees the ‘fight against Right’ as her main work while her government is giving monetary support to lefty Antifa groups which are becoming ever more violent. These groups are also aiming for ‘regime change’, towards a DDR Mk II, but that’s fine, innit. Also fine is the ‘immigration policy’ this German Home Sec is pushing. This is clearly something with which Blair and Mandelson fully agree, knifings of school girls notwithstanding.
Meanwhile back here in Blighty, where strikes of this or that group are looming, there’s a warning from the Army. This has only made it onto the DT’s front page, both in print and online at the time of writing. Under the headline “Army fury as soldiers told to give up their Christmas to cover striking workers” we read:
“Soldiers should not be made to give up Christmas to cover for striking NHS workers who earn more than them, senior military figures have told ministers. […] Senior members of the Armed Forces are understood to have also warned ministers that the plan risks weakening the “operational capability” of the military to respond to threats.” (paywalled link)
Indeed so! One wonders if our valiant Defence Sec Ben Wallace will have a word with Hunt and Sunak about the payment soldiers receive (my emphasis):
“One senior defence source said: “You’ve only got to look at a private soldier on £22,000 a year and whose pay scales have not kept up with inflation for the last decade having to give up Christmas, or come straight off operations, to cover for people who want 19 per cent and are already paid in excess of what he or she would be, and it’s just not right. We’ve got to the stage now where the Government’s first lever it reaches for every time there is any difficulty, whether it’s floods, strikes, all the rest of it, is the Armed Forces, as opposed to it being the last resort.” (paywalled link)
Will Wallace try and get more money for the soldiers? Difficult, innit, when he’s got to replenish the loss of all which he’s sent to the Ukraine. I can’t help to think that Whitehall, that No 10 regards the Armed Forces as a plaything, to be used and abused any way they want. Shades of ‘It’s Tommy this and Tommy that …’ in Rudyard Kipling’s poem …
Don’t expect Labour to stand up for the squaddies. They also regard the Armed Forces as their plaything. Don’t expect to read anything in our MSM about the plight of homeless soldiers who are not given quarter in five~, four~ or even just three~star hotels like a certain other group!
I leave you with a heartwarming story! There’s this ‘eco-dog’ who fetches plastic bottles for recycling. Of course, it’s a border collie! He picks up plastic bottles left on the grounds where he walks and his owners then take them all to the recycling banks. How utterly clever, innit like! The Times has dedicated a whole report to this a-ma-zing ‘eco-dog’ (link, paywalled).
Anyone who has shared their life with collies or indeed any other dog could’ve told the reporter that dogs love the sound plastic bottles make when chewing on them. That’s why they look for them. Of course one can train one’s collie to make an extra effort to find those bottles by the timely offer of rewards! It’s what dollies and dogs generally do. Nothing ‘eco’ about it. But isn’t it a lovely ‘green’ story!
Today’s advice is to dress up warm. Not only will there be a really cold cold spell, perhaps even with snow in the coming days, there will be a metaphorical cold spell when the Westminster cabal get the regime change they are working so hard for. After all, Starmer is going to ‘learn’ from the German SPD which has just prevented a ‘coup’ and which regards stamping out anything they declare to be ‘right wing’ as their main task.
Who knows: some of us might well end up in jail should Labour, with Blair and Mandelson’s help, get into No 10. You have been warned …
Another crazy headline on BBC online news site today ‘Archie’ Favourite Song on Netflix’ by Harry and Meghan. Prince Harry comments ‘I think its a love song, and I think its only just started’. Fine, but who bloody cares. Sick and tired hearing about this couple of nobodies and sick and tired of the BBC per se. Their deluded news editors obviously feel there is nothing else to concern ourselves about. They are ideally suited to each other, but hey just go away………
I cannot remember another time during my lifetime (70 years), I’m not precious, when I have felt so angry and unable to do something positive. I have always ignored all diktats coming out of the liars and thieves who purport to rule over us and have supported alternative parties donating what I can, but as Flyer has said nothing short of stringing them up will satisfy my craving for revenge. I see mostly sheep all around me and I just don’t understand how their minds work (or why they don’t).
Oh well, at least we are getting one new coal mine – much to the Grouniad’s disgust.
Another nonsensical action by those in support of the climate scam:
https://dailysceptic.org/2022/12/05/oxford-county-councillors-to-introduce-trial-climate-lockdown-in-2024/
A great opportunity for the good people of Oxford to resist and break the rules imposed by those idiots.
One BBC headline on their online site today proclaims that staff were seen in tears and patients frustrated at the way the system works. Who’s fault is that I wonder. It is not the fault of the average man/woman in the street going about their own business, nor even the fault of those who work in the House of Commons. If the fault lies anywhere it has to be placed at the feet of those who work in the NHS. And I wouldn’t have thought withdrawing labour and going on strike especially at such a busy time of the year would help matters either. However, it is a typical cynical BBC headline, and one reason why I ditched my television and TV Licence.
Jake………….you stated quite unfairly that UKIP had been a one issue party. No it was not. It had a whole manifesto of policies, and those are the ones that I and many others fought elections on as candidates, back in the day. I for one would not have been satisfied to have gone onto the doorstep promoting the policies of the party and encouraging the voters to vote for me if it had been a one issue party. That was one of the reasons why I stepped down as a candidate for Reform UK. Yes, the central plank of policy was getting out of the European Union, but the party had many many other policies that covered every sphere of political activity. I wasn’t the only one who corrected you yesterday, by the way.
CH- not an argument, just an observation.
At the time of Brexit, I had some long discussions with the other parties. Both the lib-Dem and the cons party councillors (friends) used that same expression – ‘one issue party’. If all the parties / msm say it often enough, the ordinary mohammed in the street only thinks / believes ‘one issue party’ – true or not.
My Sister for example, has ‘no time to read a manifesto’. Guess what?
She thinks Pres Putin is a madman. Ukraine is winning, right?
I had that problem in the 2015 GE. UKIP was near universally seen as a single issue party. Thus, referring to UKIP as single issue is fair in that it failed to position itself as anything else. During the TV debates in 2015 Farage’s remarks always came back to the EU. UKIP came to prominence because Farage did courtesy of YouTube and it was his speeches in the EU parliament that took him into the limelight. UKIP’s image as single issue was sealed when Farage stood down after the referendum.
Colin You are mistaken. Take another look and you will see I was quoting SY. I did include parenthesis to emphasise this was a quote from the text in the comment immediately above.
Jake…………oh well, if you were quoting what somebody else said, that’s a different matter, and I humbly apologise for my comments with regard to yourself. I don’t mind admitting to things when I am proved wrong. I am surprised that Stout would have thought this though. Loads of people have said to me over the years on street stalls when we held them and upon the doorstep that UKIP was a ‘one issue’ political party, namely to get out of the European Union, and nothing else. When that was said it really used to get my goat up, but to the casual bystander who wouldn’t have concerned themselves to read the full manifesto, UKIP were just a one issue party. There would have been no chance of me standing for election with a party with a sole issue concern What was even more galling is that Conservative candidates used to say the same thing at election counts. When The Brexit Party was formed that was indeed a one issue party, and of course we were caught out time again by people who said ‘what’s your policy on Housing or Transport etc, and of course there weren’t any, and nothing much had changed by the time it rebranded to Reform UK.
Another video for you, this time by Katie Hopkins, she interviews a homeless man in Skegness sleeping in the street. She asks the homeless man how he feels having to watch criminal, illegal immigrants being put up in four and five star hotels across the street while there is no help for him and he has to sleep rough in the cold.
When the health service fails and you and members of your family are dying of chronic illness with no available treatment, you can be sure that these criminal, illegal immigrants will get the best of what’s left.
“Katie Hopkins: The Government v The People. Full report: Selling Out Skegness”
In Germany the ‘coup’ was stopped using 120 officers per plotter arrested. Whatever happened to famous German efficiency? Is no-one in the German government embarrassed?
Using the army to break strikes – by doing strikers’ work instead of shooting them apparently – is thoughtless. I’d favour creating industry reservists. Just as civilians are on stand-by to be soldier reservists, how about reservist train drivers? Like soldier reservists we train over a series of weekends and once qualified could be called up. There would be plenty of active pensioners happy to earn at the rate of £45 to £65K that drivers get. The RMT could strike without incurring public wrath for as long as they liked. I would happily become a train driver reservist for a few weeks.
Anyone know what these intending strikers are paid?
Your stark warning in last para is not lost on me Viv, but how on earth are we going to reach the tribal voters who will vote tribally as sure as night follows day.
Most unlikely mary, The Referendum Party tried, UKIP tried, Reform is trying and there a lots of small political organisations trying at a local and national level. The majority are still it seems very conservative when it comes to voting presumably the ones that think the NHS is a world beating Institution, the Criminal Justice System is working as it should and the police are non political and on their side , politicians of whatever party have their best interests and that of the country at heart and above all the BBC and MSM are without doubt the font of all knowledge. Maybe just maybe when the lights go out and many are sitting in the datk waiting for somebody to do something or tell them what to do it may hit home that all is not well.
“Who knows: some of us might well end up in jail should Labour, with Blair and Mandelson’s help, get into No 10. You have been warned …”.
But don’t we already have a continuity Blair Labour Party in power?
It’s been a long time since I’ve been to my native Britain or more specifically England but I’m increasingly horrified and despairing. The whole world is in a mess but Britain seems to be leading the way to complete disaster, this is where the LibLabCon have gotten us after god knows how long they’ve been taking it in turns to supposedly lead our country. I take less and less interest in politics and feel that the only real solution is to string our politicians up, the lot of them that are still living.
Have a look at this excellent analysis the the NHS by Neill McCoy-Ward, it’ll make you weep. Not only are you in for a winter of freezing without heat, food shortages, soon you’ll have no medical care. As it turns out all of our politicians both past and present are nothing less than criminals that have turned a once proud and prosperous country into something worse than a third world sh*t hole.
“Hospitals: “We’re Near Breaking Point” (This Is Serious)”
“…….everything you have written above is factually correct, whereas what Jake said is not correct which is a bit worrying because he is allegedly still a member of UKIP.”
Colin, you posted this comment yesterday without expanding on what I said was incorrect. I would love to know.
PS Yes, I am still a member of UKIP through thick and thin.