Monday, 24 August 2026
UK Money Laundering networks- More than a billion Pound via small shops in UK
Saturday, 13 June 2026
Bewahren was wir Lieben - Preserve what we love: the dangerous side of mass migration
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Bewahren was wir Lieben
Preserve what we love
Wednesday, 17 September 2025
UK: Immigration vs Non Immigration
Immigration vs Non Immigration
Tuesday, 20 May 2025
UK: the most important issue by far is immigration and this is Reform vs Conservative
The biggest issue by far in UK politics is immigration
This is a contest between the Reform Party and the Conservative Party
Tuesday, 18 June 2024
Britain: What happens after the General Election? The package of promises falls apart when confronted with reality.
A few days ago came the news that life for 4 million people in the UK will turn into a nightmare if they don´t manage to regularize their visas turning paper visas into digital visas. 4 million people? How much can the state apparatus do from now until 31 December 2024?
How many people are needed to locate and process 4 millon visas in such a short period? But this is a minute dot in terms of things that will need to be done. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has formally committed a new Labour government to increase salaries across the entire public sector and Unions are already on a war footing to keep the now Shadow Chacellor of the Exchequer accountable.
The promise about getting rid of Zero Hour Contracts might erode even more public services in an attempt to improve working conditions in the UK and the effect in the private sector must not be underestimated. Faced with the prospect of having to issue regular contracts with all legal requirements, both the public sector and the private sector will struggle.
Grant Shapps as Defence Secretary has been struggling to explain where he is going to find more than 70 billion Pound to beef up the Armed Forces. The same questions will be asked to a new Defense Secretary since Grant Shapps has publicly acknowledged that he believes that the Conservative Party will lose the General Election.
The clock is ticking and many of the faces we see today as symbols of power and decision making will vanish and probably soon to be forgotten. Should announcements made about critical issues be postponed until we know who is going to be in command? Whatever the present authorities say today could be absolutely irrelevant in a few days time. It is a tradition that a new Parliament is not bound to follow what the outgoing Parliament decides.
With a new Parliament, today´s points of reference will vanish. There will be a new political reality. Rachel Reeves has already announced that there will be a new relationship with the European Union. Does this mean the end of Brexit? Reform´s campaign might have a lot to do not with destroying the Conservative Party but with assurances regarding the present relationship with the European Union. the irony is that freedom from any budgetary restrictions gives Britain the necessary flexibility to increase public deficits. We known what happened with the ERM, precursor of the EURO. Will a government headed by Keir Starmer want to fall into the same trap John Major and his government were in before finally deciding to step out of the ERM? What did Tony Blair and Gordon Brown avoid joining the EURO? Precisely because of what happened with the ERM?
Monday, 23 October 2023
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt not standing as MP in 2024?
The political life of an administration is directly linked to two people: The Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The role played by Jeremy Hunt in the Conservative administration is a major role. We are a few months away of a crucial General Election and the role of the Chancellor of the Exchequer as main actor when it comes to implement economic policy can make or break a government long before a General Election. When Jeremy Hunt indicates that he might leave the Cabinet even before the General Election and/or that he will not be standing as Member of Parliament in 2024 sends shockwaves. He is basically cutting the branch of the tree on which British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is standing. Jeremy Hunt's calculations about not wanting to end his career with an electoral defeat show how little he trusts his own position and most importantly shows that he does not believe that there is going to be a Conservative government after the General Election. This is devastating.
It must be said that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has of recent spent a lot of time trying to fix the rest of the world and paying little attention to what is happening in Britain. Money is flocking away from Britain and when it came to a major project the word 'cancellation' was supposed to be countered with veiled announcement about hypothetical transport projects that have not even been considered. The Prime Minister cancelled a project that was already underway and all the work done at a cost of billions of Pound is therefore abandoned. All the monies already invested and all the jobs that were generated are going to be thrown into the bin to be classified as yet more waste. We tried to sweeten the pill by promising a Paradise made up of new transport projects that he knows that he will not be able to deliver because he might not be able to stay as Prime Minister beyond the next General Election. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak put an end to something real and promised thin air in exchange.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has disarmed Britain by sending abroad equipment and resources that cannot be easily replaced. For many years, the British Armed Forces have been disadvantaged and even when it came to pay in the public budget the British Armed Force came last. On the one hand, you see speeches full of aggressive language and on the other hand you see the realities of the British Armed Forces.
Education? Transport? Health? Public Safety? Immigration? When we should see improvements we see undeliverable promises and scandals of all sorts.
But one has to be fair and in fairness he could not do more because of the realities of the Conservative Party that ended up with a Prime Minister that was not elected by the Electorate and was not even elected by voting members of the Conservative Party. He couldn't possibly be a strong Prime Minister because he has no power base apart from the support he got as Member of Parliament. The fact that none other than his own Chancellor of the Exchequer is throwing the towel tells you that it is game over. In the end, where are the heavyweights of the Conservative Party?
We have got a Secretary for Defence - Grant Shapps - that believes that being the descendant of people who suffered persecution in Europe 70 or so years ago is a crucially important qualification to be Secretary for Defence. Never mind if he does not possess any specific qualification for the post as man in charge of dealing with the defense of the Realm. Where are the heavyweights? The real knower - Ben Wallace MP - not only resigned his post as Secretary for Defence. Ben Wallace MP also announced that he will not be standing for re-election in 2024.
We see cancellations, resignations and lack of expertise that blended with a profound lack of self-confidence are a perfect recipe for disaster.
Wednesday, 8 March 2023
Enforcing migration laws reinforces rights and security
Enforcing migration laws protects rights and security. People traffickers must not be allowed to continue their illegal and potentially murderous business. Porous borders are also a gigantic national security risk and especially in the times we are going through. Who can guarantee that plotters and saboteurs will not enter the country disguised as illegal migrants?
Britain is on the brink of all-out war. It would be fairly easy to enter and blow up military installations, carry out assassinations, damage vital infra-structure and engage in all other kinds of actions that will be critically damaging. We don't allow people to enter the country via an airport or a harbour without proper documentation. Why should thousands of people be allowed to enter the country by simply landing on the coasts without any documentation?
Rishi Sunak is on the right path to ensure both that rights are respected and British borders are secure but, as usual, Opposition politicians and political activists will be in favour of criminality as long as it suits their political agenda.
France is a safe country and there are British diplomatic and consular agencies in France. Why not approaching a British agency in France to ask for permission to enter Britain? It is self-evident that those entering Britain illegally have no intention and never had the intention to procede legally. They are not coming for war zones. They are coming via the European Union and therefore they hiave the legal means to apply for permission if they so wanted.
Having said that, the debate is ruined by things that have little or nothing to do with the real need to control British borders and the misery created by the chaotic state of migration will go and on and everything is deemed to be placed before the altar of political correctness, criminal organisations will prosper while law abiding communities will be sacrificed.
Friday, 17 February 2023
If somebody is to be blamed, politicians in Westminster are the ones to blame for lamentable events regarding migration
If somebody is to be blamed, politicians in Westminster are the ones to blame for lamentable events regarding migration
Sunday, 17 October 2021
David Amess: Victim of the lack of true integration
David Amess
The life of yet another Member of
Parliament comes to an abrupt end. Britain as a country is under attack because
Britain has dared to be open and welcoming to people who do not share Britain’s
values because they were brought up in a very different environment and very
different culture. We can talk about integration until we become red in the
face, but the reality is that some might live in Britain for many years, some
might be born in Britain and grow up in Britain enjoying what Britain has to
offer and still reject Britain and see Britain as a foreign land. Many might not
even speak the language of the country even where they were born in the United
Kingdom.
David Amess, a family man who was
Member of Parliament for several decades and earnt the respect and admiration
of his peers and of those he represented, lost his life because of the gap that
exists between the aspirations regarding integration and the realities of the
lack of integration. It is about understanding that integration is not possible
while there are ghetto realities. The attacker did not act alone. This was a
premeditated attack. Ali Harbi Ali grew up in Croydon, Southeast London. Ghetto
realities are exactly the opposite of integration.
Diversity when diversity does not
include a common British identity is not acceptable. We must respect peoples’
diverse cultures, but we must all share values that unite us regardless of
backgrounds and this should be a fundamental point starting with education so that
children – regardless of backgrounds – grow up together and learn together as
one.
Talking about respecting differences, allowing ghetto realities with people living in Britain that often not even use English as their main language, without fostering a true national British identity, is one of the main reasons why David Amess was murdered while he was doing his job, the job he was elected to do.
Tuesday, 2 March 2021
Covid-19: Back to school, back to work, back to life
Monday, 15 February 2021
Covid-19: Walk. Don't run. We do need a health MOT.
The fact that people are being vaccinated and that more than 15 million people living in the United Kingdom have received the first doses of several vaccines used doesn't change the fact that the NHS is still working over-capacity with many thousands of patients that require special treatment to keep those seriously affected by Covid-19 alive.
We should not be overly pessimistic, but we shouldn't be overly optimistic either. I am fully aware of the damage done to the economy and of the negative repercussions of the quarantine measures put in place to prevent the spread of the disease. Other diseases have gone untreated. The number of those suffering from some form of mental illness has skyrocketted.
The idea of implementing better coordination of different services within the so called Welfare State could be one of the best ideas being considered. NHS, Social Services, the services that care of old and the disabled, and every other branch of the Welfare State need to work together.
For a very long time, we have cared more about the transit of animals, plants and minerals in and out of the country than about the transit of human beings that can carry diseases with them. For many years, animals brought into the country have gone into quarantine to ensure that they were healthy enough to be allowed in. For far too long, any human being coming from abroad could enter the country freely without any health checks to protect public health. What Covid-19 has done is to prove how foolish we have been. A virus coming from China has killed more than 100,000 people in the United Kingdom. Cars have MOT. Why shouldn't human beings have some form of health MOT to prove that they do not constitute a risk for the rest of the population?
Covid-19 didn't exist in the United Kingdom. It was brought in via ports of entry (Airports, Harbours, Railway Stations). There should have been sanitary controls at each port of entry. The sanitary controls established because of Covid-19 should become the norm and be enforced to prevent any future catastrophe.
Thursday, 6 August 2020
Tuesday, 29 January 2019
Gerard Batten's Dilemma is the consequence of other political parties hypocrisy
Gerard Batten's Dilemma is the consequence of other political parties' hypocrisy
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| Gerard Batten and Tommy Robinson |
Thursday, 27 December 2018
President Obama: Nobel Prize for peace in Palestine? What peace in Palestine?
President Obama: Nobel Prize for peace in Palestine? What peace in Palestine?
Saturday, 24 November 2018
Britain's recipes for disaster: Policing in crisis via irrational budget cuts
Britain's recipes for disaster: Policing in crisis via irrational budget cuts
Thursday, 22 November 2018
Hillary Clinton: Moving sideways
Hillary Clinton: Moving Sideways
Thursday, 1 November 2018
UN Migration Pact : Population Replacement Pact
UN Migration Pact: Population Replacement Pact
Several countries have already announced that they will not sign up the so called UN Migration Pact because it effectively opens the door to ethnic cleansing. The Organisation that was created in 1945 at the end of World War Two to promote peace has become a means to get rid of national identities, an agenda that could have disastrous consequences and lead to another World War.
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