David Kurten: There are 49,000 stabbings a year...
There are 49,000 stabbings a year in England and Wales, mostly unreported. The amount of attention given to 2 stabbings of Jews in Golders Green is off the scale. The incident is being weaponised to normalise police brutality and bring in new laws against speech, movement and privacy.
Robin Monotti: Could attacks against Jews outside...
Could attacks against Jews outside of Israel be false flags? This Jewish Professor certainly claims so: 'Mossad carried out bombings to drive Jews out of Iraq and hasten their transfer to Israel' "British-Israeli historian Avi Shlaim has claimed in his new book to have uncovered "undeniable proof" of Israeli involvement in attacks on Jewish communities in Iraq in the early 1950s. Shlaim's autobiography, Three Worlds: Memoirs of an Arab-Jew, which details his childhood as an Iraqi Jew and subsequent exile to Israel, was published last week. According to a review of the memoir printed on Saturday in the Spectator magazine, Shlaim unveils in his book "undeniable proof of Zionist involvement in the terrorist attacks" which prompted a mass exodus of Jews from Iraq between 1950 and 1951"
Chris Williamson: Sir @Keir_Starmer is on record saying he...
Sir @Keir_Starmer is on record saying he supports Zionism without qualification. This is the latest manifestation of that unqualified support. The prime minister and the Labour govt are effectively owned by Israel. Our democracy has been perverted. We need to clear this lot out.
Liz Webster: Congratulations on your victory, @DavidCampanale...
Congratulations on your victory, @DavidCampanale . The @libdems admission of religious discrimination and victimisation is a disgrace, but sadly no surprise. I left the party after I too was bullied and harassed. This isn’t liberalism. It’s intolerance wearing a yellow rosette. Time for real change.
Wolfgang Munchau: Why has the oil price been so...
Why has the oil price been so subdued during the crisis? We should not overthink this issue. Traders got fooled by Trump, who kept on insisting that the war would be short, and nobody wanted to bet against the president. Now that this fairy tale is getting harder to believe, markets are starting to adjust. Even in a market as efficient as this one, and contrary to what the efficient market hypothesis would suggest, markets do not take in all the available information. http://eurointelligence.com
Ben Judah: I am, like most British Jews, growing...
I am, like most British Jews, growing really frustrated with this vague talk about “division and unity and hate.” We have a very specific problem here. An IRGC cut out is recruiting disaffected Islamist-radicalised men, many long known to the police and negligently left ambling about, to a conduct a targeted intifada against the London Jewish community. And both our counter intelligence and counter terror forces are failing to intercept them. I don’t need a mass London rally of well wishers or cultural luminaires to post their wishes — nice as that is — I need an actual security strategy to clamp down on this so my community can go about our lives in peace as is our absolute minimum right. And I need politicians to call the problem for what it is — not good vibes.
Andrew Bridgen: Remeber when Keir Starmer told us...
Remeber when Keir Starmer told us there was a £22bn black hole in the accounts ? He knew this was a lie when he said it and so did his chancellor Reeves. They just wanted to financially hit the pensioners. Who voted for these people ?
Keir Starmer Is Burying What Remains of His Own Dignity and Britain’s Former Grandeur
Whatever Prime Minister Keir Starmer turns his hand to seems to go badly wrong. From his promises to do something — anything — about the UK’s crumbling economy, to his attempts to salvage his own political career, he is now openly criticised and ridiculed across social media.
Deborah Haynes: A coalition base in Iraq that...
NEW: A coalition base in Iraq that British forces are helping to defend was targeted by around 28 Iranian-linked drones and missiles a day as the US and Israel attacked Iran, it has emerged. Members of the RAF Regiment, using counter-drone missile systems, blasted more than 100 of the unmanned aircraft out of the sky during roughly six weeks of combat before a temporary ceasefire deal was agreed between Washington and Tehran in early April. It is the first time the intensity of the conflict for British troops deployed to the region on defensive operations has become clear. Sky News was given rare access to the base, which is a frontline for UK military personnel. ""I would argue this place would be a smouldering wreck if it wasn't for you guys,"" @AlistairCarns , the armed forces minister, said during a visit to the site last week along with Air Chief Marshal Sir Harv Smyth, the head of the @RoyalAirForce Full story - including how gaming skills are useful for downing drones ⬇️
Patrick Henningsen: Trump is running the government...
Trump is running the government like he ran his businesses - into the ground: The reason many of his shady businesses failed was due to fact he was notorious for not paying his bills and then filing for bankruptcy and then living off restructured banker loans (bankers likely blackmailed). Looks like he’s applying this same dirty formula to his failing Presidency, what a disaster this is shaping up to be…
Andrew Feinstein: Labour is now losing far...
Labour is now losing far more votes to Greens (7.4 points) than to Reform (3.6 points)“Most 2024 Labour voters r now backing other parties & 70% of those r fleeing leftward.Labour’s collapse is not the result of a right-wing surge but of left-wing dissent”
Andy Ngo: Two illegal migrants from Romania ...
Two illegal migrants from Romania have pleaded guilty to federal fraud in Portland for stealing EBT account information to purchase food items that were then sold and shipped to California.
Kathy Gyngell: THE failure of the assisted suicide Bill…
THE failure of the assisted suicide Bill to pass into law adds to a bad week for @Keir_Starmer who, for all his dishonesty about the Gov being neutral on assisted suicide, wanted the Bill to succeed.
Franz-Stefan Gady: Beyond operational stagnation…
'Beyond operational stagnation, atomization has removed the military’s internal safety valves and heightened the risk of an unintended kinetic clash. The purge systematically replaced an entrenched old guard, who protected the status quo to preserve their patronage networks, with an echelon of terrified successors. This dynamic grants Xi greater latitude to order troops into combat. While these new commanders possess stronger technical credentials, they lack the political capital to act as a strategic braking mechanism. Stripped of the weight to stall or manage crises privately, this atomized officer corps no longer buffers political pressure or transmits honest assessments. Xi is left to make decisions in an information environment divorced from reality.'Andy Ngo: The liberal city of Ann Arbor…
The liberal city of Ann Arbor, Mich. has removed its last "neighborhood crime watch" sign in a move meant to be more welcoming to blacks and people of color. The woke believe that law and order are anti-black and anti-POC, hence they call for abolishment.
Adam Brooks: Let in radical Islamist extremists…
Let in radical Islamist extremists, you get radical Islamist violence & terrorism. Many Muslim countries in the Middle East have warned us for years. But no, woke politicians are more worried about being called Islamophobic, or focusing on a near non existent ‘far right’ threat.
Ayesha Ijaz Khan: The biggest problem the Trump…
The biggest problem the Trump admin has is those who call themselves American but shill for Israel - those who got the US into this war. A war that’s cost America $25 Billion.Andrew Feinstein: Jake Wallis Simons was editor of the Jewish Chronicle…
Jake Wallis Simons was editor of the Jewish Chronicle, a right wing rag that lies constantly & has probably had more complaints against it upheld than any other publication in the UK. He either shouldn’t be given a platform or should be listed as ‘Israel Lobbyist with a penchant for lying’. He has done more than anyone to destroy the crucial struggle against actual antisemitism by abusing the use of the term to the point of making it meaningless.
Bushra Shaikh: Visited Donald Trump's war crimes…
Visited Donald Trump's war crimes today in Minab, Iran. The graves of 156 killed by three U.S missiles in a primary school. Among them, children, teachers, helpers and parents. I promised to get justice for them and their families.
Carl Benjamin: They are right to lambast Thomas…
They are right to lambast Thomas for his ideological inconsistency. He is, of course, a Welshman, but the globalist view of nationality and belonging to which Reform are committed lead him to bungling his own roots and declaring himself not Welsh.
Mark Curtis: It’s so hilarious how the British…
It’s so hilarious how the British corporate media report US/UK relations. The reality is that this is undoubtedly the world’s most violent and lawless bilateral alliance in global affairs since 1945. The British public is always fed fairy tales about it.
Dale Vince: Well, class A delusional…
Well, class A delusional - who else ever thought he was a nice guy….:) Oh and Iran had signed a non nuclear deal, which Trump broke. And have repeatedly offered another - until the latest sneak attack during negotiations, by the US led by Israel. If they, Iran, end up with a nuke we’ll all have Trump to thank. If they end up running the straight or Hormuz like it’s the Panama Canal - we’ll all have Trump to thank. So much to thank him for, we’ll get tired of thanking him..:)
Cameron Hudson: The Horn region is no longer…
"The Horn region is no longer dealing with isolated crises but rather a systemic pattern of conflict shaped by both internal tensions and external pressures." Diagnosing the problem has never been the problem. Its the response that falls apart.Patrick Henningsen: This is priceless…
This is priceless. Gel head gets rattled by senate questions, and inadvertently admits Iran hasn’t been developing nuclear weapons. These people are liars and grifters who answer to a foreign government….
Ben Habib: How many more needless acts of violence…
How many more needless acts of violence and sexual assault before our government recognises open borders are a disaster; mass migration is a disaster; multiculturalism is a disaster? One incident should be enough. Instead, daily our women and children are assaulted
nazir afzal: I’m horrified by today’s antisemitic…
I’m horrified by today’s antisemitic stabbings in London There is no justification for targeting Jewish people, ever Criticising the actions of any foreign government must NEVER become hatred toward a community here Stand against antisemitism, always Reject bigotry of all kindsKathy Gyngell: Why did @thetimes 's Murdoch lackeys write…
Why did @thetimes 's Murdoch lackeys write an @Keir_Starmer puff piece (what a caring chap he really is) just when he had just proved how totally shameless he was and - more importanlty - was on the rocks? Who is desperate to keep him in power?
Lee Hurst: This is what allowing week after week…
This is what allowing week after week of pro terrorist supporting marches to go on without any hint of neutral policing that should have been more robust than biased. This is on Sadiq Khan, the Labour Party, the Met Police and the not fit for purpose judiciary.
Alex Wickham: EXCLUSIVE…
EXCLUSIVE: Andy Burnham says Labour must take a “different course” after the local elections. He declines to back Keir Starmer staying on, signals he’ll make another run for Parliament and argues defence spending should be taken out of the fiscal rules to fund a rise through borrowing. “It’s got to be a moment of reflection,” Burnham says in a Bloomberg interview today, warning the results will be “challenging.” He says in the aftermath it means “starting to now pull through on a different course.” “I understand the real frustration people have got with politics and politicians. I honestly, I really understand that. And they’re right to say politics just hasn’t been working,” the Greater Manchester Mayor tells @flacqua . Burnham makes clear he intends to run again for Parliament. “The politics we’ve pioneered as mayors: place first, not party first — that needs to go national, and so we do need to reform Westminster. I can’t remove the kind of feeling that someday I will try and go back. I’m not ruling it out.” Asked if Starmer should stay after May 7, Burnham declines to answer. Instead he says the PM deserves more “credit” for the job he’s done. And he suggests defence spending should be taken out of the fiscal rules in what would be a major change to UK policy to fund an increase in defence spending through borrowing. While he suggests the fiscal rules “will stay in any context,” he says “there’s certainly a case, when we look at the pressure on defence spending, to consider that exceptionally outside of the rules.”Read more