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Category: UK
February 8, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
Politics
UK

UK AG Negotiating Surrender of Strategic Islands Lobbied for Reparations, Hates ‘Racist’ British Empire.

The Attorney General of the United Kingdom has been revealed to be a woke ideologue who has called the British Empire thoroughly racist, fought for reparations, and supported climate change extremists like Just Stop Oil. Lord Richard Hermer, currently negotiating the surrender of British Indian Ocean Territory—which hosts a strategic U.S. base—to Mauritius, appeared on a podcast in 2022 where he argued, “Racism impacted almost every element of [the British Empire].”

“In order to buy into this notion of British exceptionalism, you can only do that if you ignore history,” he added.

Robert Jenrick, the shadow justice secretary for the Conservative Party, commented on Lord Hermer, saying, “He’s pro-boycotting Israel, supports reparations, celebrates Just Stop Oil eco-zealots, and is anti-border controls. His far-left political views are a risk to our country’s security. He should be nowhere near the Government.”

Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Nigel Farage’s Reform Party, added that Lord Helmer clearly “hates Britain” and called him a “danger to our country.”

Hermer has also acted on behalf of those who hate the British Empire, helping Kenyans claim millions of dollars in reparations in 2013. He also offered guidance to other former British colonies to help them seek British taxpayer cash.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and his Labour Party are well-known for embracing woke politics overall. Starmer took a knee for Black Lives Matter (BLM) in 2020 and has been accused of two-tier policing, cracking down on natives protesting mass migration far worse than Muslim rioters.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report.

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The Attorney General of the United Kingdom has been revealed to be a woke ideologue who has called the British Empire thoroughly racist, fought for reparations, and supported climate change extremists like Just Stop Oil. Lord Richard Hermer, currently negotiating the surrender of British Indian Ocean Territory—which hosts a strategic U.S. base—to Mauritius, appeared on a podcast in 2022 where he argued, "Racism impacted almost every element of [the British Empire]." show more
February 6, 2025
Jack Montgomery
UK

If the UK Voted Today, Farage Would Be Just 17 Seats Short of a Parliamentary Majority.

An analysis of British political polling that puts Nigel Farage’s Reform Party in first place—with 29 percent support to the governing Labour Party’s 25 percent and the formerly governing Conservative Party’s 18 percent—suggests the populist outfit would fall just 17 seats short of the 326 seats required for a governing majority if an election was held today.

‘Stats for Lefties’ converts the polling into 309 seats for Reform, more than double Labour‘s projected 150. The Conservatives, only projected to win 26 seats, collapse to fifth place behind the Liberal Democrats and the left-separatist Scottish National Party (SNP), which does not even contest constituencies (electoral districts) outside Scotland.

Reform is projected to win the majority of seats in Wales and the North, South, and Midlands of England, with only voters in Scotland and hyper-diverse London, where only around a third of residents are classed as White British, denying Farage’s party an outright majority.

It is conceivable that Farage could strike a deal with the eurosceptic, socially conservative Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) in Northern Ireland and some of the more right-leaning Conservatives to form a coalition or minority government.

Farage described the polling as “truly astonishing” and urged voters who want to oust Labour not to “waste your vote with the Conservatives.”

Image courtesy of Stuart Mitchell, IncMonocle.

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An analysis of British political polling that puts Nigel Farage's Reform Party in first place—with 29 percent support to the governing Labour Party's 25 percent and the formerly governing Conservative Party's 18 percent—suggests the populist outfit would fall just 17 seats short of the 326 seats required for a governing majority if an election was held today. show more
February 6, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
News
UK

Presumptive UK Ambassador to USA Dodges Questions on Epstein Links: ‘You Can All F*ck Off.’

The British government’s anti-Trump pick for U.S. Ambassador has dodged questions about his friendship with the pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, telling an interviewer to “f**k off” when pressed about his connection to the deceased billionaire.

Lord Peter Mandelson, who previously called President Trump a “danger to the world” and said he was “little short of a white nationalist and a racist,” was questioned about his relationship with Epstein by the Financial Times. He claimed he regretted ever meeting the pedophile financier or being introduced to him by Ghislaine Maxwell, who is currently serving a 20-year sentence in federal prison, snapping: “I’m not going to go into this. It’s an FT obsession and frankly you can all f** off. OK?”

The so-called “Prince of Darkness” had previously been cheerful, bragging to the newspaper that former President George W. Bush called him “Silvertongue” and describing himself as “the eternal comeback kid.”

The Labour Party grandee was forced to resign in disgrace from former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s Cabinet twice, only to be promoted to the European Commission, then elevated to the House of Lords and returned to the Cabinet by Blair’s successor, Gordon Brown.

It was while in Brown’s Cabinet that he had some of his most controversial interactions with Epstein, reportedly calling the pedophile while he was in prison for soliciting a minor to ask for favors, for instance.

The National Pulse has previously revealed Mandelson’s financial ties to China and vocal opposition to President Trump subjecting China to tariffs, claiming he was “bullying” the communist dictatorship.

Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse, has denounced Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s efforts to install Mandelson, calling it “a great affront to the American public and what they voted for.”

President Trump is reportedly considering vetoing Mandelson’s appointment, which would be the first time the United States has rejected a diplomat from an allied nation in decades.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report. 

Image by World Economic Forum swiss-image.ch/Photo by Remy Steinegger.

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The British government's anti-Trump pick for U.S. Ambassador has dodged questions about his friendship with the pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, telling an interviewer to "f**k off" when pressed about his connection to the deceased billionaire. show more
February 6, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
Religion
UK

Blasphemy: UK Judge Admonishes Man for Burning ‘Sacred’ Quran.

A judge in the United Kingdom admonished a man who tore out pages of the Islamic Quran and burned them, stating that the book was “sacred” and that such actions were not permissible in a “tolerant” society. Martin Frost set fire to the Quran on February 1 in Manchester, England, live streaming the incident on social media outside a memorial to the 2017 Manchester bombing, in which a jihadist killed 22 people, including many children.

Frost pleaded guilty to a charge of racial or religiously aggravated intentional harassment, noting that he burned the Quran in response to the death of his daughter, who was killed in the Israeli conflict.

He also claimed he was acting in solidarity with activist Salwan Momika, an Iraqi refugee who was murdered in Sweden. Momika was also known for carrying out Quran-burning protests.

Judge Margaret McCormack told Frost she was sympathetic to the loss of his daughter but insisted, “The Quran is a sacred book to Muslims, and treating it as you did is going to cause extreme distress. This is a tolerant country, but we just do not tolerate this behavior.” Frost is expected to be sentenced on April 29.

Controversially, Greater Manchester posted his full name, date of birth, and location on social media after he was charged, potentially exposing him to assassination.

His case comes after protestors last year were sentenced for as little as shouting, “Who the f**k is Allah?” following the mass stabbing of children by Axel Rudakubana in Southport last summer.

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A judge in the United Kingdom admonished a man who tore out pages of the Islamic Quran and burned them, stating that the book was "sacred" and that such actions were not permissible in a "tolerant" society. Martin Frost set fire to the Quran on February 1 in Manchester, England, live streaming the incident on social media outside a memorial to the 2017 Manchester bombing, in which a jihadist killed 22 people, including many children. show more
February 6, 2025
NatSec
News
UK

UK PM Slammed as Cost of Surrendering Strategic Islands Rises to Up to $22.5 Billion.

Britain’s Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has come under fire from Reform Party leader Nigel Farage and the Conservative Party over new changes to a deal to surrender the Chagos Islands, a British overseas territory which hosts a strategic base, to Mauritius.

Mauritius’ Prime Minister, Navin Ramgoolam, claims changes have been made to front-load payments from Britain—Starmer has bizarrely agreed to pay Mauritius to take away the islands, not the other way around—and modify how they are calculated to adjust for possible inflation. “What’s the point of getting money and then having half of it at the end?” he told the Mauritian parliament earlier this week. New estimates claim the deal’s total cost could be as high as $22.5 billion.

Prime Minister Starmer defended the agreement, emphasizing the necessity of maintaining the UK-US military base on Diego Garcia under a 99-year lease included in the deal. However, the base could be maintained indefinitely by simply not giving the islands away—particularly as the Chagossian islanders evicted from the territory to make way for the base do not want it to be transferred to Mauritius, which is around 1,400 miles away and has only the most tenuous links to them.

Reform leader Farage questioned how Prime Minister Starmer and the leftist Labour Party government could justify sending billions to Mauritius while, for instance, cutting off winter fuel payments to seniors.

Conservative Party lawmaker Robert Jenrick noted on X that the lead negotiators for Britain and Mauritius are both long-time friends of Prime Minister Starmer and helped his election campaign. “Quisling Keir cares more about his reputation amongst the international legal fraternity than what’s good for Britain. This disastrous deal is nothing short of traitorous,” Jenrick wrote.

The plan to hand over sovereignty of the British Indian Ocean Territory, as Chagos is officially termed, was initially publicized in October after a deal with former Mauritian leader Pravind Jugnauth. However, following Jugnauth’s electoral defeat, his successor, Ramgoolam, criticized the already overgenerous original terms, demanding further concessions.

Complications increased after Donald J. Trump’s re-election as U.S. president, with some many on Trump’s team unhappy with sovereignty over the islands being transferred to an ally of China.

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Britain's Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has come under fire from Reform Party leader Nigel Farage and the Conservative Party over new changes to a deal to surrender the Chagos Islands, a British overseas territory which hosts a strategic base, to Mauritius. show more
uk brexit
February 4, 2025
UK

EU Negotiator Says Brexit Britain Better Placed to do Trump Deals Than ‘Slow EU.’

Britain’s former European Union (EU) negotiator, Lord Frost, has explained how the country should be on a better footing to deal with any Trump trade or tariff deals than the slow-moving Brussels-based bloc.

Lord Frost, a former Brexit minister, said that by operating independently, Britain can respond to external events more effectively than the larger and slower-moving European Union.

Frost’s comments came in response to a Sky News article suggesting that the UK stumbled into a favorable position regarding the tariff threats.

He tweeted: “This was not by accident. I have consistently argued that being in control of your own national affairs is the best approach for any country.

“No matter how large you are, you cannot control external events. However, you can position yourself to respond to them in the best possible way. That is what we can now achieve after leaving the EU.”

The news comes as the nations newly-elected, left-wing government attempts to pull the country back into closer co-operation with Brussels, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party even sending activists to the United States to campaign against President Donald J. Trump in the U.S. general election.

Starmer currently suffers embarrassingly low approval rates, with Nigel Farage’s recently re-constituted Reform Party now leading in a number of national polls. The next UK general election, however, is slated for 2029.

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Britain's former European Union (EU) negotiator, Lord Frost, has explained how the country should be on a better footing to deal with any Trump trade or tariff deals than the slow-moving Brussels-based bloc. show more
February 4, 2025
William Upton
UK

Soros’s Open Borders Allies Are Smashing the Panic Button Over Farage as Prime Minister.

The far-left, George Soros-aligned advocacy group HOPE Not Hate is panicking over the possibility of Reform Party leader Nigel Farage becoming Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. In a mass email to its supporters, the Britain-based group—which backs radical progressive and globalist causes like open borders—states Farage and his party’s surging poll numbers have caught them off guard.

According to a new YouGov/Sky News poll, Reform would be poised to capture nearly 80 seats in Parliament if a general election were held today. Notably, if an additional three percent of the British electorate were to break for Farage, his party could capture upwards of 169 seats—opening the possibility of the Brexit leader becoming Prime Minister.

“When I got the results back from our latest polling, I’ll be honest—I felt a real sense of alarm,” the email from HOPE Not Hate reads. It continues: “We knew that Reform UK was gaining ground, but we didn’t realize just how far they’d come.”

“We cannot afford to underestimate this threat. If their surge continues, this ends with Nigel Farage in Downing Street,” the email claims.

Underscoring the panicked tone, HOPE Not Hate goes on to engage in political hysterics, calling Farage and Reform “far-right” and claiming the party “scapegoats asylum seekers, Muslims, and other minorities.” Adding to its outlandish tone, the far-left, globalist advocacy group insists Reform is against “democratic principles.”

This line of attack has also been used by Democrats in the United States in an attempt to smear President Donald J. Trump, albeit with little success.

Meanwhile, the British government’s open borders policies continue to fuel the country’s ongoing migrant crisis, which has strained government resources and seen several recent attacks against Britons by migration-background individuals.

Image by Owain.davies.

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The far-left, George Soros-aligned advocacy group HOPE Not Hate is panicking over the possibility of Reform Party leader Nigel Farage becoming Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. In a mass email to its supporters, the Britain-based group—which backs radical progressive and globalist causes like open borders—states Farage and his party's surging poll numbers have caught them off guard. show more
February 1, 2025
Crime
News
UK

Migrant Doctoral Student Allegedly Raped 10 Women.

A Chinese doctoral student has been accused of drugging and raping at least ten women in the United Kingdom and China and faces a slew of charges. Zhenhao Zou, a 27-year-old Chinese PhD student, is standing trial at Inner London Crown Court.

Zou, who has lived in Britain since 2017, is also accused of voyeurism, possession of extreme pornographic content, false imprisonment, and drug-related offenses. He denies the 11 counts of rape along with the other charges.

During the trial, one alleged victim recounted her experience at Zou’s London residence in May 2023. She stated that while they drank wine together, Zou’s behavior turned unsettling, and he prevented her from leaving his flat.

She told police that when she insisted on leaving, Zou reportedly pulled her back into the flat, pressured her into consuming vodka, and subsequently raped her while she was unconscious.

Police found video footage of the alleged rape, captured on a camera Zou had positioned by his bed. The jury viewed the footage and saw photographs of the incident found in Zou’s possession. Throughout the trial, it has been suggested that Zou recorded nine of the alleged attacks.

Mass migration is an ongoing issue in the United Kingdom, where one in 12 people in the capital of London are estimated to be illegal immigrants.

Last year, a report revealed that incarceration rates for migrants from places like Albania, Iraq, Somalia, and Afghanistan were multiple times that of native Britons.

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A Chinese doctoral student has been accused of drugging and raping at least ten women in the United Kingdom and China and faces a slew of charges. Zhenhao Zou, a 27-year-old Chinese PhD student, is standing trial at Inner London Crown Court. show more
January 31, 2025
Jack Montgomery
UK

Top Globalist Demands Digital IDs to ‘Flush Out’ the Populist Right.

Former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair wants his successor as British premier and Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, to impose a digital ID regime, in part to “flush out” anti-mass migration populists. “What the populists do is they take a real grievance and they exploit it but they very often don’t want to have a solution because solutions are much tougher than talking about problems,” Blair said, adding: “The grievance would be on immigration that the thing is out of control. The grievance would be on crime that we’re not doing enough on it. So you say, ‘OK, here’s what you do’. And then you have a big political fight. The populist is forced to choose. You’ve got to create an agenda that the other side has to respond to.”

Right-wing populists do offer solutions to Britain’s record-breaking mass migration influx—for example, simply capping visas issued at a set level—but in an interview with The Times, Blair implies they have no proposed policy fixes and that digital ID can fill this gap.

“We are putting in place the building blocks for it, so that’s good. But we should embrace it fully and roll it out as soon as we can because it will have an immediate set of benefits,” the Iraq War architect told the newspaper, which revealed he is in regular contact with Prime Minister Starmer and his Cabinet.

“There will be a big debate coming down the line—and this is the political argument people should have—which is: how much privacy are you prepared to trade for efficiency? … My view is that people are actually prepared to trade quite a lot,” he argued, adding: “I think it’s a political debate the government will win. It will also flush out a lot of people who want to talk about issues like immigration or benefit fraud but don’t actually will the means to get to the end.”

Blair governed for the better part of three terms, from 1997 to 2007, during which time he was voted the worst living Briton. As Prime Minister, he attempted to impose physical ID cards on the population but faced massive pushback, with the British public at that time unwilling to accept a communist-style “papers, please” culture for—supposedly—the sake of national security.

Image by Kmu.gov.ua.

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Former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair wants his successor as British premier and Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, to impose a digital ID regime, in part to "flush out" anti-mass migration populists. “What the populists do is they take a real grievance and they exploit it but they very often don’t want to have a solution because solutions are much tougher than talking about problems,” Blair said, adding: “The grievance would be on immigration that the thing is out of control. The grievance would be on crime that we’re not doing enough on it. So you say, ‘OK, here’s what you do’. And then you have a big political fight. The populist is forced to choose. You’ve got to create an agenda that the other side has to respond to.” show more
January 31, 2025
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
UK

THEY’LL NEVER LEARN: UK Conservative Party Defends Its Open Borders.

Britain’s Conservative Party is defending its appalling record on mass migration. Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel—who was the Cabinet minister responsible for borders and immigration under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson—claims the millions of non-European legal migrants her government allowed into their country were the “brightest and the best.” Net immigration, already running at historic highs, increased fivefold from 2019, when Johnson became Prime Minister, to 2022.

Speaking to Harry Cole of The Sun, the second-generation migrant initially stressed that the Conservatives ended Britain’s participation in the Free Movement migration regime of the European Union (EU) after Brexit—which did reduce the influx from the bloc substantially. However, Cole pointed out that the increase in non-EU immigration the Conservatives engineered at the same time made up for the decrease in EU immigration many times over.

“We always said that [we would do] that in Brexit, Harry,” Patel lied, before claiming the massive surge in non-EU immigration was comprised of “skilled” migrants, the “brightest and the best.”

REALITY.

In fact, migrants on work visas comprise only a minority of the “Boriswave” immigration of recent years, and a large share of supposedly skilled migrants are in low-paying jobs—because the Conservatives slashed salary thresholds. Many more migrants are dependents of migrant workers, migrant students, and dependents of migrant students.

Asylum seekers and relatives of migrants already present in Britain brought to the country through “family reunification” chain migration number in the hundreds of thousands.

Government research estimates that, leaving aside asylum seekers and dependents, even migrant workers on low pay are an immediate net drain on society. By the time they reach the state retirement age, migrants each cost almost $200,000 more than they contribute, rising to $650,000 if they live to 80 and over $1 million if they live to 100.

Patel defended the Boriswave in part by telling Cole, “It’s legal immigration, Harry. It’s legal!” However, as Home Secretary, she also saw a record increase in illegal immigration, particularly via small boats, which is increasing further under the incumbent Labour government.

The Conservatives’ record on immigration and Patel’s decision to defend it likely explain why Nigel Farage’s Reform Party now leads them as the main right-wing political force in Britain.

In 2023, Donald Trump told Farage that he believed the Conservatives had gone “far left.”

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Britain's Conservative Party is defending its appalling record on mass migration. Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel—who was the Cabinet minister responsible for borders and immigration under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson—claims the millions of non-European legal migrants her government allowed into their country were the "brightest and the best." Net immigration, already running at historic highs, increased fivefold from 2019, when Johnson became Prime Minister, to 2022. show more