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Lockdown Sceptic
8 months ago

Wednesday Morning Wargrave Road 
   & New Bath Road Twyford Wokingham  

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Dinger64
8 months ago

Epping is a warning to complacent Britain” – The decision to disperse asylum seekers into hotels around the country is a baffling one”

Baffling? Not if you require an eager low cost well dispersed standing army at short notice, for example, should there be an uprising or something!

huxleypiggles
8 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Exactly.

Dinger64
8 months ago

“An Albanian crime boss, a former police translator and a Hawala banker are among 24 people smugglers ‘named and shamed’ by the Foreign Office”

‘Named and shamed’?
A foreign office official said
“that showed em, huh!”
I bet they are beside themselves with grief now they’ve been shamed by the foreign office! Way to smash the gangs hey Kier!
(My take on this, they should be lined up against a wall and shot! just saying)

Dinger64
8 months ago

Just thought I’d highlight what I experienced yesterday over here in Ireland, it’s coming to a country near you!

Look at all this fancy talk to describe electricity rationing across Ireland today!
Just had a blackout from 4am until 10am, it’s on purpose not by accident, this is how energy security works in Ireland is it?

ESB and Electric Ireland

Yes, there are power outages across Ireland today due to controlled demand reduction protocols initiated by ESB Networks. This is a response to insufficient electricity generation to meet demand, requiring short-notice disruptions to protect the system. ESB Networks is implementing these disruptions on a rotating basis, impacting one zone at a time, with temporary outages for some customers. 

soundofreason
soundofreason
8 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

controlled demand reduction protocols

Did any datacentres go offline? Thought not.

JohnK
8 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Reminded me of the NUM strikes in the early 1970s, when it was done to cope with the shortage of coal at the power stations.

For a fist full of roubles
Reply to  Dinger64

But it is summer now, what is going to happen when it gets cold.

Dinger64
8 months ago

Precisely 😲

Purpleone
8 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Didn’t seem to make the UK news as far as I can tell… not something they’d want to report I’m sure

Jack the dog
Jack the dog
8 months ago

What kind of person would unquestioningly believe that British Jewish children are taught that “Arabs are cockroaches to be crushed”?

It seems unlikely, but we’d find it less hard to believe the inverse, perhaps that’s a grievous calumny against your friendly neighbourhood madrassar.

It’s all a horrendous mess.

soundofreason
soundofreason
8 months ago

The International Court of Justice said nations are obliged to comply with climate treaties and failure to do so was a breach of international law.

While the ruling is non-binding, it is likely to influence legislation globally and may open the floodgates to a series of court cases against countries such as the UK.

Yeah, isn’t it awful?

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/life-expectancy

Dinger64
8 months ago
Reply to  soundofreason

All those poor people having to live longer more healthy lives because of the white European industrialised world of colonialism and progress, the poor mites!
The days of the early 80s famines in the horn of Africa are gone because of the introduction of foreign aid and western technologies,medicines and transport infrastructure, and they want to sue us!!!

Dinger64
8 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

If only we’d have kept the f@#k out of Africa from day one of its discovery and left it be, what would it be like now? I would suggest the North Sentinal islands as a good example albeit with far more constant and widespread tribal wars!

Tylney
Tylney
8 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Let’s not forget the requirement to look at all of the issues raised by ‘climate change’. How about these suffering countries be required to give us a rebate for increasing their food production capacities, through higher crop productivity caused by our intemperate provision of the essential fertilizer, CO2, entirely free of charge for so many years?

For a fist full of roubles
Reply to  soundofreason

When are they going to send in the Internaional Police Force to arrest Starmer and friends.

soundofreason
soundofreason
8 months ago

Ooooh! I’ll hold the door open for them.

More to the point when are they going to try to arrest Trump?

soundofreason
soundofreason
8 months ago
Reply to  soundofreason

See the massive collapse in life expectancy in Asia and hence to a lesser extent in the world in 1960.

Thanks to Chairman Mao and his Great Leap Forward and to his inspiration from Lysenko.

huxleypiggles
8 months ago
Reply to  soundofreason

Any sensible politician would tell the ICJ to go and explore the world of sex and travel.

Sensible politician? That’s a tough one.

Jon Garvey
8 months ago

“24 people smugglers ‘named and shamed’ by the Foreign Office”

Macron and Starmer have been regularly named, but show no signs of being shamed even as elected politicians. The same for Serco. So I doubt that the less accessible participants in the trade will have any bones broken by words, without the application of sticks and stones.

For a fist full of roubles

Well of course Ian Wright will continue to take the knee. I am sure he agrees that Black lives matter.

Mogwai
8 months ago

Not good, is it? But they shouldn’t have time or opportunity to do this in the first place. Just like they shouldn’t for loitering outside schools, hanging round parks filming kids, sexually assaulting girls/women, shoplifting, trying to break into people’s property, drinking alcohol and defecating on flower beds etc etc. Where is their ‘programme’ once they arrive? They need structure, their days filled with meaningful activities ( learning English and the UK laws, customs etc, menial jobs and physical tasks ) in order to keep them out of mischief, their leisure time should be kept to a minimum and it should ideally be supervised. They shouldn’t be able to just go around their local communities, willy nilly, with nobody knowing where they are at any one time. Is it really any wonder all these crimes and misdemeanors are occurring as a result? ”The Home Office has launched an investigation after PoliticsHome revealed that asylum seekers across the UK have been using taxpayer-funded payment cards for gambling. When asylum seekers enter the UK, they are given an ‘ASPEN’ card by the Home Office. These are used for spending on essential items while they wait for a decision on their asylum claim.… Read more »

EppingBlogger
8 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

You omitted one key skill from the list of traininmg: learn how to pay your own way in your own country and go back there.

Mogwai
8 months ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

What I also failed to mention is they shouldn’t have the time/opportunity to go work cash-in-hand for Deliveroo either. Basically, there should be no such thing as ‘money for nothing’. They learn the language, laws and customs in a classroom environment, with tests set in order to ensure they’re taking it all in ( so that’s their personal development ) and whatever constitutes ‘community service’, such as when paedos walk away with a suspended sentence and are given so many hours to complete, this is the sort of thing they should be doing as a way of contributing to the community in which they reside. But in these migrant hotels they don’t even have to lift a finger. They don’t have to clean up after themselves at mealtimes, clean their own bathrooms/bedrooms or even do their own laundry. So they come over with this entitled and superior attitude and then that’s reinforced when they get natives acting like scivvies and running around after them, then pocket money on top? They’re even taken on trips out, yoga sessions, play stations etc. Is it any wonder so many want to take their chances crossing the Channel when they’ve got it so cushy… Read more »

huxleypiggles
8 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I can’t agree with you on this Mogs. As posted above / below we just have to reopen the pits.

huxleypiggles
8 months ago
Reply to  EppingBlogger

Now if this country did something sensible like re-open the pits we could use this gimmigrant army usefully until their deportation orders were processed.

For a fist full of roubles
Reply to  huxleypiggles

As pit props?

Heretic
Heretic
8 months ago

Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron launch libel case against Candace Owens

I think they are quite right to do this, because Owens has been relentless in her pursuit of her foolish theory, amounting to harassment, even a type of stalking.

What I don’t understand is why such a capable, intelligent woman as Owens ever got enmeshed in this nonsense. What was the point? Everyone said the same thing about Michelle Obama, and that was ridiculous, too.

Was it some kind of attempt to gain favour with the Trans Mob? I just don’t understand it, and I’ll bet Owens’ husband is livid at the prospect of paying out £millions to the French President and his wife, because of his own wife’s bungling mistake.