And Finally…
In this week’s episode of London Calling, James and I disagree about how Rishi Sunak came to be crowned Prime Minister. I think it’s because he’s the only leadership candidate acceptable to the financial markets and James thinks it’s a globalist coup orchestrated by the WEF. But we do at least agree that the the phrase ‘globalist coup’ is not anti-Semitic. In addition, we discuss the Just Stop Oil protestors vandalising the waxwork of King Charles in Madame Tussaud’s – why attack a person who agrees with you about absolutely everything? – and argue about whether they’re in cahoots with the deep state or just very, very stupid. Finally, in Culture Corner, we talk about Adam Curtis’s new documentary about post-Soviet Russia, season two of Barbarians and The Bear, which we both rather like.
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No comment left here. im sure it’s partly because most on here are just sighing about the never ending belief in the system being cocked up but ok. Anyway an email I sent to my friends about Rishi: I just read about the company Sunak was a founding member of Theleme Partners. Being an occult hobbyist person I recognised that Thelema was a name associated with Aleister Crowley, who called himself the Beast 666 and preached “Do what though wilt shall be the whole of the Law. A Satanist basically. How odd that this disciple of WEF and son in law WEF digital ID master Infosys, should choose Theleme as the name of the investment vehicle that ended up bank rolling Moderna….It’s almost like he chose the 33rd degree Masons new hedonistic Religion for a reason. Weird. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/nov/17/rishi-sunak-refuses-to-say-if-he-will-profit-from-moderna-covid-vaccine Sunak was a founding partner of Theleme Partners, a major investor in Moderna, and one of the executives managing its US office. He left the firm in 2013, returning to the UK to pursue his political career. It is not known whether the chancellor retained any investment in the Theleme fund after leaving. Theleme is registered in the Cayman Islands, a tax haven which does… Read more »
Kind of lame that the founder of the FSU needs to screen their own members to comment on this site
So lame I’m not sure ho long I can stick with it.