Britain’s Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, blasted the governing Conservative Party as “the political wing of the Flat Earth Society” today, focusing on the attendance of former Prime Minister Liz Truss at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland last week.
Sir Keir, whose party is polling well ahead of Rishi Sunak’s with an election on the cards for 2024, aimed at Truss for her appearance alongside populist leader Stephen K. Bannon, who lauded anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson during an appearance with Truss.
Truss, a long-time liberal with LGBT affiliations, claimed she was ousted as Prime Minister by the “deep state.”
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Britain's Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, blasted the governing Conservative Party as "the political wing of the Flat Earth Society" today, focusing on the attendance of former Prime Minister Liz Truss at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland last week.
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Conservative MP Paul Scully has said that parts of London and Birmingham have become ‘no-go areas,’ causing national uproar and debate after an interview with BBC London.
“[I]f you look at parts of Tower Hamlets, for example, where there are no-go areas, parts of Birmingham Sparkhill, where there are no-go areas, mainly because of doctrine, mainly because of people using, abusing in many ways, their religion to… because it is not the doctrine of Islam, to espouse what some of these people are saying. That, I think, is the concern that needs to be addressed,” Scully said.
His comments came after Conservative MP and former deputy party chairman Lee Anderson had the Parliamentary Whip removed (i.e. he no longer a Conservative Party MP) for comments he made about Islamists in London and their relationship with Mayor Sadiq Khan.
“I don’t actually believe that the Islamists have got control of our country, but what I do believe is they’ve got control of Khan and they’ve got control of London… He’s actually given our capital city away to his mates,” Anderson said.
“No-go zones” are a predominantly a phenomenon in European nations that have experienced significant migration from Muslim and Arab nations.
Last year, a London borough council was forced to cancel a Hanukkah menorah lighting ceremony due to Muslim anger at the event. In January, a large group of London Muslims attacked and beat three Jewish people. In Denmark, authorities have resorted to demolishing Muslim migrant ghettos in a last-ditch effort to stop the spread of Islamic radicalism.
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Conservative MP Paul Scully has said that parts of London and Birmingham have become 'no-go areas,’ causing national uproar and debate after an interview with BBC London.
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Jacob Graham, a 19-year-old U.K. student, was convicted of a myriad of terror offenses by a Manchester Crown Court jury. These include one count of the preparation of terrorist acts, four counts of possession of information for terrorist purposes, and two of dissemination of a terrorist publication.
The offenses occurred between May 2022 and May 2023. Graham, from Norris Green, Liverpool, idolized the American terrorist Theodore “Unabomber” Kaczynski and adopted the moniker “Destro the Destroyer.” He created and disseminated manuals and instructions relating to the creation of weapons, explosives, and poisons from readily available materials.
Graham, a student at Hugh Baird College in Bootle, expressed discontentment with his life, attributing his dissatisfaction to the government. He equated dissatisfaction with what he perceived as governmental oppression of the working class. His arsenal included extensive information for constructing bombs, firearms, and ammunition, chemical components with explosive potential, and a 3D printer capable of producing homemade firearm parts.
The court heard Graham’s claim that his activities were “escapism and fantasy.” Despite his protests, police seized a myriad of potentially weaponizable materials from his home in May 2023. The evidence suggests that while Graham was not poised to commit terrorism, he was prepared to aid others in doing so. The court has ordered Graham to remain in custody until his sentencing on March 18.
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Jacob Graham, a 19-year-old U.K. student, was convicted of a myriad of terror offenses by a Manchester Crown Court jury. These include one count of the preparation of terrorist acts, four counts of possession of information for terrorist purposes, and two of dissemination of a terrorist publication.
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Britain is on the cusp of decriminalizing abortion all the way up to birth, with a poll of Members of Parliament (MPs) showing a majority in favor of decriminalization ahead of a critical vote in the House of Commons.
Dame Diana Johnson MP, of Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party, has put forward an amendment to the Criminal Justice Bill which would end prosecutions of women for killing their babies after 24 weeks, which remains outlawed under the 19th-century Offences Against the Person Act.
The House of Commons will vote on the amendment in March, and polling shows 55 percent of MPs support an end to such prosecutions of mothers, including 81 percent of Labour MPs and 71 percent of MPs first elected in 2019 — mostly Conservatives chosen to run under Boris Johnson.
The polling was carried out by the so-called British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), which aborts more babies, mostly with money provided by the socialized National Health Service (NHS), than any other organization in Britain.
“There is support for change from both sides of the House, and the UK does not have a strong party divide on abortion like there is in America,” boasted BPAS chief of staff Rachael Clarke.
“Our polling does show a huge gender divide, with three-quarters of female MPs believing women should not be prosecuted compared to less than half of male MPs,” she added.
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Britain is on the cusp of decriminalizing abortion all the way up to birth, with a poll of Members of Parliament (MPs) showing a majority in favor of decriminalization ahead of a critical vote in the House of Commons.
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Liz Truss, the shortest-reigning British prime minister in history, claimed her 49-day tenure was terminated by “the deep state” ahead of her appearance at Matt Schlapp’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). Writing for Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News, Truss claimed: “In too much of the free world, the left has been in charge for too long and the results are all too plain to see,” adding that the “deep state” stopped her from implementing her tax cut plan.
But Truss, 48, was hand selected by the “deep state” doyen, former Prime Minister and now Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron. Truss, originally a Liberal Democrat, has held ministerial offices in the British government since 2012, meaning she literally is “the left” that “has been in charge for too long,” in her country.
And Truss was not only a fixture within the British government for about as long as ex-PM Tony Blair, who held government office from May 2nd, 1997, to June 27th, 2007, but she also used her role to be a strong proponent of the “woke” policies she now pretends to decry during her whirlwind book tour of America.
Truss repeatedly pushed Britain’s own version of the Green New Deal, demanding her government “tackle climate change,” and forcing up energy prices for ordinary Britons. She campaigned strongly against Brexit in 2016, and served almost three years as Minister for Women and Equalities – a “woke” role at the heart of the British government.
Indeed, Truss was at the forefront of propagating gender ideology at the state level, marking “International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia,” while hosting conferences on LGBT priorities, and pushing a ban on so-called conversion therapy, including “spiritual” therapies offered to willing Christians.
After her short stint as Prime Minister, Truss continued and continues to push neoconservative policy on Ukraine, declaring there must be “no concessions” and “no deals” to make peace.
So no, Liz Truss wasn’t ousted by the deep state. She is the deep state.
Liz Truss trotting around CPAC pretending she was ousted by the deep state is one of the most transparent and pathetic grifts going.
The woman has been in government longer than Tony Blair. She was hand selected by David Cameron. She was the Minister for Women and Equalities,… pic.twitter.com/TRh45qEHjr
Liz Truss, the shortest-reigning British prime minister in history, claimed her 49-day tenure was terminated by "the deep state" ahead of her appearance at Matt Schlapp's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). Writing for Rupert Murdoch's Fox News, Truss claimed: "In too much of the free world, the left has been in charge for too long and the results are all too plain to see," adding that the "deep state" stopped her from implementing her tax cut plan.
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Liz Truss is trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the populist movement in America, as well as the dwindling CPAC audience she is due to address this week
Liz Truss is trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the populist movement in America, as well as the dwindling CPAC audience she is due to address this week show more
The University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust has declared that milk induced from transgender ‘women’ who were born male is as nutritious for infants as a mother’s breast milk. This statement came in a leaked letter from the Trust’s Medical Director, which responded to a complaint from a campaign group about the Trust’s gender policies. The letter defends the practice of induced lactation enabled by medication, stating that both forms of milk are “human milk” and are the “ideal food for infants”. The term “human milk” is reportedly meant to be unbiased and neutral.
Responding to the leaked letter, Labour Member of Parliament Rosie Duffield voiced concern over the use of infants as “guinea pigs for someone else’s lifestyle choice.” She noted that breast milk from a child’s biological mother is tailor-made for the baby and petitioned against the risk of “untested chemicals in children.” Men with gender dysphoria usually take a cocktail of powerful pharmaceuticals in their efforts to ‘become women.’ Duffield also expressed fear that the recognition of “human milk” from both mothers (real women) and trans women (actual men) could lead to the erasure of women.
The NHS Trust, in response, cited scientific studies that found “no observable infant side effects” on babies of lactating transgender women. However, some experts challenged this claim, citing the scarcity of comprehensive studies on the subject and the potential health risks associated with medications used to produce milk. They also highlighted that the milk yield is minimal, barely sufficient for a single feed. Despite criticisms, the Trust insists that the well-being and safeguarding of children are paramount in its policies.
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The University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust has declared that milk induced from transgender 'women' who were born male is as nutritious for infants as a mother's breast milk. This statement came in a leaked letter from the Trust's Medical Director, which responded to a complaint from a campaign group about the Trust's gender policies. The letter defends the practice of induced lactation enabled by medication, stating that both forms of milk are "human milk" and are the "ideal food for infants". The term "human milk" is reportedly meant to be unbiased and neutral.
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More than 700 nurses and midwives recruited from Nigeria by Britain’s socialized health service are under investigation for having proxies earn their qualifications for them at an African test center.
Describing the operation as “industrial-scale fraud,” former Royal College of Nursing (RCN) chief executive Peter Carter said it was “very worrying” to know there are schemes “enabling nurses to bypass these tests, or if they are using surrogates to do exams for them because the implication is that we end up in the UK with nurses who aren’t competent.”
Of the 717 nurses involved, 48 already work for the National Health Service (NHS) and face individual hearings before the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). However, the NMC is powerless to suspend any of them from their register before their hearings begin in March.
Another 669 nurses who had not yet been admitted to the register have been blocked from doing so, but most have already migrated to Britain, many with families in tow.
Rather than securing the interests of British patients and healthcare workers, trade unions appear to be taking the side of the Nigerian fraudsters, claiming they were “badly advised” and should not be deported. The GMB Union even praised the Nigerians for being “willing to uproot their lives and settle here to work in a health and social care service that is suffering a crisis in staff recruitment” — despite the fact their lack of qualifications could put patients’ lives at risk.
Around 27 percent of NHS nurses are migrants, as are 35 percent of doctors. Migrants also account for a grossly disproportionate 72 percent of doctors who are struck off the medical register for wrongdoing.
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More than 700 nurses and midwives recruited from Nigeria by Britain's socialized health service are under investigation for having proxies earn their qualifications for them at an African test center.
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Humza Yousaf, the left-separatist First Minister of Scotland, is taking a vacation in Qatar, the Gulf dictatorship that hosts the most senior leaders of the Hamas terror organization.
Whether Yousaf, roughly equivalent to a U.S. state governor, intends to meet with the Qatari or Hamas leadership is unclear, but he has previously been reprimanded for holding unauthorized talks on the Israel-Hamas war with the President of Turkey.
He has previously argued a peace deal should be brokered through the Qataris. While his official stance on Hamas is that their terror raid on October 7th was an “atrocity,” he vowed the Scottish government would keep sending money to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine (UNRWA), whose staff participated in the attack, after the British central government withdrew its funding.
Yousaf is married to a Palestinian and had relatives in Gaza when the current conflict began. He is lobbying for Gazan migrants to be imported to the United Kingdom in general and Scotland in particular en masse, as Afghans and Syrians were in recent years.
Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf complained that Scotland was too white.
Humza Yousaf, the left-separatist First Minister of Scotland, is taking a vacation in Qatar, the Gulf dictatorship that hosts the most senior leaders of the Hamas terror organization.
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Official figures reveal that decreased consumer spending, physician strikes, and a drop in school attendance negatively impacted the UK economy towards the end of last year, pushing the country into a recession. According to data, there was a more prominent contraction of the economy than initially projected, with a 0.3 percent decrease during the last quarter of 2023, following an earlier shrinkage between July and September.
The news is likely to hurt the performance of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party in the upcoming elections. Sunak promised economic growth for the country in January.
In private briefings, sources suggested the government’s measurement of a successful promise would be if the economy increased during this period compared to the prior quarter. However, the data signifies that Sunak’s pledge has not been met. In 2023, the UK economy demonstrated an annual growth of 0.1 percent. Excluding years impacted heavily by the Covid pandemic, this year’s growth rate is the lowest since 2009 — the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
Other countries are also in economic distress. The European Union narrowly escaped a recession in the latter half of 2023, while Japan confirmed its economy had contracted for a second quarter in a row. The Office for National Statistics stated that various factors contributed to the economic downturn at the end of the last year, including lower consumer spending in December following November’s Black Friday sales, strikes by junior doctors, and a one percent drop in school attendance.
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Official figures reveal that decreased consumer spending, physician strikes, and a drop in school attendance negatively impacted the UK economy towards the end of last year, pushing the country into a recession. According to data, there was a more prominent contraction of the economy than initially projected, with a 0.3 percent decrease during the last quarter of 2023, following an earlier shrinkage between July and September.
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I’ve been a little busy watching the Fani Willis debacle today, so I haven’t been able to watch any UK news media to ascertain their reasoning behind the new recession
I’ve been a little busy watching the Fani Willis debacle today, so I haven’t been able to watch any UK news media to ascertain their reasoning behind the new recession show more
London’s Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, has embarrassed Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party by saying it is “proud” to be anti-Semitic during a television interview.
Khan was speaking to Comcast’s Sky News on the subject of Labour parliamentary candidates Azhar Ali and Graham Jones. Starmer has suspended both. The former had been caught alleging Israel allowed a Hamas terror raid that claimed over 1,200 lives so it would have an excuse to invade Gaza. The latter was caught referring to the Jewish State as “f***ing Israel” and calling for Britons fighting in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to be “locked up.”
“As far as I’m concerned, that sort of language isn’t acceptable,” Khan said, adding it “certainly isn’t acceptable in a party like mine that is proud to be both anti-racist but also anti-Semitic.”
Sky News did not challenge Khan and began to move on, but he appeared to realize what he said and attempted to correct himself.
The Conservatives, who currently govern Britain but are projected to lose badly to Labour in a general election this year, insisted Khan had “said the quiet part out loud.”
London has experienced a massive surge of anti-Semitic incidents as well as violent crime under Khan’s mayoralty, as predicted by National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam in 2018.
Labour's Sadiq Khan says his party is "proud to be both anti-racist but also anti-Semitic."
London's Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, has embarrassed Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party by saying it is "proud" to be anti-Semitic during a television interview.
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