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2022 Jul 12, 1:18pm   12,847 views  234 comments

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Arrived in London this morning. Internet is spotty, but I'll try to report thoughts.

- almost no homeless, saw just one so far
- lots of trash though
- prices seem reasonable, a bit lower than SF, but that's because the pound is so low against the dollar
- the majority of people on the street are clearly not English; they are from everywhere else on earth

I did not know there was a Saint Chad:

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63   Patrick   2024 Jan 10, 7:03pm  

https://www.igor-chudov.com/p/uk-covid-vaccine-investigation-unexpectedly?publication_id=441185&post_id=140568366&isFreemail=true&r=6gdz


UK Covid Vaccine Investigation 'Unexpectedly' Postponed

It took less time to develop Covid Vaccines than it does to start the investigation




The hearings have been postponed to occur ‘after the general election.’ ...

Why the connection to the ‘general election’? Is that related to the incumbents’ desire to keep their elected positions, which could be threatened by the ‘vaccine inquiry’? Are there hopes that COVID vaccine skeptics like Andrew Bridgen will lose their districts?

Are they hoping the general public will forget “Covid vaccines” by then?

Will there ever be an honest official “Covid inquiry”?
64   Patrick   2024 Jan 21, 12:21pm  

https://notthebee.com/article/london-police-arrest-31-men-in-connection-with-a-string-of-violent-crimes-all-of-them-are-first--or-second-generation-immigrants


London police noticed muggings were on the uptick so they did an undercover op and arrested these guys

British police had secured 21 convictions to date on a group of 31 men who have been charged with a spree of muggings and theft in the capital city, London.

All of the men are first- or second-generation immigrants.




... Here are some of the names:

Sayid Mohamed
Mohammed Hamdani
Mohamed Khadir
Isaaq Mohamud
Amin Abdelkader
Ahmed Abdi
Abdullahi Osman
Nahim Ahmed
Minhaj Hussein
Shamsi Ali
Omar Hussein
Sharmarke Ali
Abdul Azizmohamed
Yousef Garef
Damilola Odunoren
Soul Kwakye-Amgpomah

Don't go using that brain of yours now - you wouldn't want to be called a racist!
65   richwicks   2024 Jan 21, 12:44pm  

AmericanKulak says

Yep, that's the Nazi party of Palestine. The hint is how "Palastina" is spelled.


I doubt it's authentic. I just did a reverse image search and came up with nothing to try to confirm it. What book is this from? What year is it?
67   Eric Holder   2024 Jan 25, 12:46pm  

richwicks says

I doubt it's authentic.


This is funny.
69   stereotomy   2024 Feb 13, 11:53am  

Patrick says






The teeth are too even for the english.
70   HeadSet   2024 Feb 13, 3:17pm  

stereotomy says

The teeth are too even for the english.



71   Patrick   2024 Feb 13, 3:23pm  

Lol, perfect!
80   RC2006   2024 May 25, 12:56pm  

Patrick says







Every place on earth same issues, people need to wake up.
82   HeadSet   2024 May 25, 1:17pm  

According to the data derived from the 2014 federal budget, the average annual net tax/benefit broke down as follows:

White: -$2,795
Black: +$10,016


Just wait until reparations kick in.
83   Blue   2024 May 25, 1:49pm  

RC2006 says

Patrick says








Every place on earth same issues, people need to wake up.

Socrates said it back in 399 BCE and received death penalty!
84   Patrick   2024 May 28, 12:20pm  

https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/businessman-who-houses-asylum-seekers








And now to top it off, a businessman who is paid by the government to house asylum seekers, has been named in the Sunday Times rich list.

Last year, Graham King wasn’t anywhere in the top 350 but suddenly he has hit the 221st position with a net worth of £750 million

King’s company Clearsprings charges the government £3.5million a day to transport and house asylum seekers that reach the UK. His business made £62.5 million in profits after tax last year which was more than double the £28 million made in 2022. ...

So whilst your services are declining, the rich are getting richer.


I bet the British central bank prints money to fund the destruction of the nation, exactly as the Federal Reserve does in the US.
88   Patrick   2024 Jul 5, 8:20pm  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/post-chevron-friday-july-5-2024-c


Britain’s snap elections, called in May by now former conservative-party Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, wreaked havoc on the historic party of Margaret Thatcher and rocketed the liberal socialist labour party into equally historic control of the entire British Government by a massive margin. Corporate media is trumpeting the result as a failure of conservatism in England, and a narrative opposing the recent ascendency of the ‘far right’ in the rest of Europe. But contrary to that narrative, Labour’s winning campaign slogan was “Make Brexit Work.”

Perhaps even more tellingly, now-dominant Labour was the only major British party to oppose vaccine mandates and most of the vaccine passport rules during the pandemic. So.

The aforementioned Nigel Farage quickly spun up his new Reform Party (f/k/a the Brexit Party) after the snap elections were called, and despite that short runway, still handily won several parliamentary seats, even though he’s tried and failed to be elected to the British Parliament seven times before. Eight times was the charm, for Nigel.

One possible explanation for his new success is that, like Labour, Nigel Farage also strongly opposed vaccine mandates.

While corporate media myopically pretends to celebrate the election of a left-wing government in Britain, they have (probably intentionally) missed the gist. In yesterday’s election, voters overwhelmingly rewarded parties that had opposed jab mandates. Britain’s RINO conservative party undermined Brexit, which was bad enough, but even worse it deployed severe jab mandates and passport rules. And Boris Johnson, the pandemic Prime Minister and conservative leader, infamously partied while locking down the rest of Great Britain.

Think about that. The pandemic fallout not only continues but appears to be gathering steam.
89   AD   2024 Jul 5, 9:26pm  

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I agree as the Labor Party is stuck at being very close to center. The Conservatives or Tories already had a pro-immigration policy.

I wonder what the Labor Party can do such as in regards to taxes, economic growth, healthcare, Ukraine war, etc. without alienating those independent voters who voted for them.

And given its a center left party, that means the Labor Party is expected to be as much compliant to the US Democrat Party than the Conservative Party.

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90   Patrick   2024 Jul 5, 9:33pm  

I happened to talk to some English people yesterday who said that labor is going to cut taxes and increase benefits. Lol.
94   RWSGFY   2024 Jul 31, 3:21pm  

Patrick says

I happened to talk to some English people yesterday who said that labor is going to cut taxes and increase benefits. Lol.


"Hope and change"

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