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Falklands
November 22, 2023
UK
World

Argentina’s Milei Vows to Take Falklands from UK, But Rules Out ‘War Option’.

Argentine President-Elect Javier Milei has affirmed a “non-negotiable” claim of Argentine sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, vowing his administration will “make every effort” to take the islands from the British – albeit “through diplomatic channels”.

“It is clear that the war option is not a solution,” he said. “We had a war – that we lost – and now we have to make every effort to recover the islands through diplomatic channels,” he said referring to the 1982 invasion and occupation of the Falklands by Argentina which ended with them being forcibly ejected from the territory by a British expeditionary force sent by Margaret Thatcher.

Three Falkland Islanders, 255 British servicemen, and 649 Argentines were killed in the war. In a 2013 referendum, almost 100 percent of the island’s inhabitants, numbering around 3,500, voted in favor of remaining a British Overseas Territory.

Almost everyone on the islands which were uninhabited prior to being settled by the British – decades before Argentina was even founded – is of British descent.

In response to Milei, a spokesman for the British government said it would “continue to proactively defend the Falkland Islanders’ right to self-determination”.

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Argentine President-Elect Javier Milei has affirmed a "non-negotiable" claim of Argentine sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, vowing his administration will "make every effort" to take the islands from the British – albeit "through diplomatic channels". show more
November 20, 2023
Jake Welch
UK

BBC Says *ONLY* 46% Of Pakistani Newborns in UK City Are Inbred. Only.

A staggering 46 percent of Pakistani newborns in the “English” city of Bradford are the direct product of cousin marriages, falling from over 60 percent over the past decade, according to the BBC, which has attempted to contextualize inbreeding amongst minority communities.

The BBC drew on a recent study entitled “Born in Bradford,” which recruited 2,317 pregnant women from “inner city wards” without regard for their ethnicity between 2007 and 2010 and then another 2,378 mothers between 2016 and 2019. They found that 62 percent of the Pakistani women involved married either their first or second cousin in the first cohort and 46 percent in the second cohort.

The BBC even interviewed several women who did not approve of the trend, including one woman called Aysha, who married her cousin from Pakistan, and thinks “cousin marriage is a valuable tradition” and “regrets that it appears to be in decline.”

“I don’t think my children will marry cousins. They will lose that connection with Pakistan and I feel sad about that,” Aysha lamented.

The article similarly makes light of forced marriages in the Pakistani community; quoting a 52-year-old teacher, who said, “My parents took me to Pakistan and my dad said you’re going to marry this person. And I sort of knew who he was, but the first time I met him properly was at the wedding.”

The BBC attempted to explain away the trend by referring to Charles Darwin marrying his first cousin nearly 200 years ago, in 1839. Even in the early 19th century, however, cousin marriage accounted for no more than 4.5 percent of aristocratic marriages and 2.5 percent among the lower classes in the UK – far below the current rate in the Pakistani community.

The BBC also scrubbed a quote from a male teenager who explained in the original article: “If you’re really romantically into your first cousin, you can go for it, but now there isn’t as much pushing of cousin marriage.” Despite being removed, the quote was captured by archived versions of the site.

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A staggering 46 percent of Pakistani newborns in the "English" city of Bradford are the direct product of cousin marriages, falling from over 60 percent over the past decade, according to the BBC, which has attempted to contextualize inbreeding amongst minority communities. show more
November 20, 2023
NatSec
UK

UK Nuclear Sub Suffers Major Malfunction On Patrol.

A Royal Navy submarine armed with Trident nuclear missiles has suffered a major malfunction, forcing it towards its crush depth while on patrol in the Atlantic Ocean. The Vanguard class submarine, carrying 140 crew members, had its depth gauge fail unexpectedly, resulting in the sub descending deeper into the ocean.

Frantic efforts by engineers aboard managed to halt the submarine and its nuclear reactor from further descent moments before a potential catastrophe. The emergency arose when the submarine’s depth indicators ceased to function, leading the crew to mistakenly believe they were at a safe level.

The incident immediately triggered an investigation. According to unnamed sources, it did not affect the UK’s nuclear deterrent. Details about which of the four Vanguard Class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines was involved have not been released. The incident has highlighted the ongoing operational demands on these submarines, which have been on patrol carrying nuclear missiles since 1969, ready to respond to a sudden attack.

“Our submarines continue to meet their commitments, deploying globally on operations, protecting national interests, and keeping us and our allies safe. While we do not comment on specific details regarding submarine operations, safety of our personnel is always the highest priority,” said Royal Navy spokesman following the incident.

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A Royal Navy submarine armed with Trident nuclear missiles has suffered a major malfunction, forcing it towards its crush depth while on patrol in the Atlantic Ocean. The Vanguard class submarine, carrying 140 crew members, had its depth gauge fail unexpectedly, resulting in the sub descending deeper into the ocean. show more
November 20, 2023
Culture
UK

Nigel Farage Wins Public Plaudits on UK’s ‘I’m A Celebrity’ Reality Show.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has already begun winning over fans of the British reality TV show “I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here,” despite his participation in this year’s series initially causing a stir amongst the British public.

Farage, 59, won his first “trial” on the first episode on Sunday evening, during which he was forced to hunt for tokens inside a camper van of snakes using only his mouth. The Brexit leader once daubed “Nasty Nige” by Britain’s far-left has already received praise from the show’s viewers, with many remarking that the former leader of UKIP “comes across really well.”

“You know what, I don’t agree with his politics, but Nigel Farage comes across really well on I’m A Celeb,” said one viewer.

“Watching I’m A Celeb and Nigel Farage seems to be such a chill dude. Like him a lot,” stated another.

Farage has in fact been trending on social media for days now, with his presence on the show eclipsing almost all other news items in the country.

The show itself has been running since the early 2000s, with millions of people tuning in to watch celebrities undertake survival-themed trials and challenges every year.

Farage is believed to have received upwards of £1.5 million ($1.869 million) for participating.

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Brexit leader Nigel Farage has already begun winning over fans of the British reality TV show "I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here," despite his participation in this year's series initially causing a stir amongst the British public. show more
bbc
November 16, 2023
Politics
UK

WATCH: BBC Forced to Apologise After False Report That Israel Is Targeting Medical Staff.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was forced to broadcast an apology this week, after airing an inaccurate report that claimed Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) were deliberately targeting medical staff in Gaza’s Al Shifa Hospital.

“During our initial coverage, we stated that medical teams and Arabic speakers were being targeted. This is a misrepresentation of a Reuters report,” a BBC presenter declared. The correct information stated that IDF forces included trained medical teams and Arabic speakers in their operation.

“We apologize for this error, which fell below our usual editorial standards,” continued the presenter.

Further updates revealed witnesses inside the hospital, while hearing sporadic shots, reported no injuries and described a tense yet calm atmosphere as Israeli troops moved around buildings, searching for Hamas terrorists, weapons, and infrastructure.

This comes after several previous instances when the BBC had to retract inaccurate reports related to Israel’s conflict with Hamas.

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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was forced to broadcast an apology this week, after airing an inaccurate report that claimed Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) were deliberately targeting medical staff in Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital. show more
November 15, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Religion
UK

Satanic Pedo Ring That Performed Demonic Rituals, Sacrificed Animals Convicted.

A Satanic pedophile ring that gang raped children and forced them to perform demonic rituals involving Ouija boards and animal sacrifice has been convicted in Scotland.

Iain Owens, 45, Elaine Lannery, 39, Lesley Williams, 41, Paul Brannan, 41, Scott Forbes, 50, Barry Watson, 47, and John Clark, 46, were believed to be “witches and wizards” by their victims. They plied children with alcohol and cocaine and assaulted on camera in what they described as “child rape nights” between 2012 and 2019.

The ring also forced the children to abuse each other, and held “dog killing nights” in which their victims were forced to kill animals. Ouija boards were used to “call on spirits and demons” and the children told investigators “they could see, hear and communicate with spirits and demons,” or at least believed they did.

Terrible physical abuse was also meted out, with one girl being confined in an oven and a freezer and almost killed.

“This has been a horrific ordeal for the young victims who were subjected to years of unimaginable abuse,” commented an investigating officer after the guilty verdicts were returned, adding that the “levels of depravity shown” by the Satanists were almost unprecedented.

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A Satanic pedophile ring that gang raped children and forced them to perform demonic rituals involving Ouija boards and animal sacrifice has been convicted in Scotland. show more
November 15, 2023
Jake Welch
UK

READ: Ousted UK Minister Launches Scathing Immigration Broadside Against Prime Minister.

Former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has launched a furious attack on Rishi Sunak after he unceremoniously ousted her on Monday, telling the Prime Minister he has failed to live up to many of the promises he made to the electorate over issues such as illegal migration, Brexit, and protecting biological sex in schools and stating, “You have no personal mandate to be Prime Minister.”

Braverman, a favorite among Conservative grassroots supporters, told Sunak in a letter on Tuesday that her best efforts to fulfil the promises he made when entering government last year, her efforts were “often met with equivocation, disregard, and a lack of respect.”

“You have manifestly and repeatedly failed to deliver on every single one of these key policies. Either your distinctive style of government means you are incapable of doing so. Or, as I must surely conclude now, you never had any intention of keeping your promises,” she explains.

“Someone needs to be honest: your plan is not working, we have endured record election defeats, your resets have failed and we are running out of time. You need to change course urgently,” she continues.

Braverman was removed from office after highlighting the British police’s unwillingness to treat protestors equally, giving anti-Israel and Black Lives Matter supports free rein yet arbitrarily clamping down on those protesting lockdown measures and protecting statues. Her remarks caused a furore in the British press over the weekend.

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Former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has launched a furious attack on Rishi Sunak after he unceremoniously ousted her on Monday, telling the Prime Minister he has failed to live up to many of the promises he made to the electorate over issues such as illegal migration, Brexit, and protecting biological sex in schools and stating, "You have no personal mandate to be Prime Minister." show more
Cameron
November 13, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News
Politics
UK

Anti-Brexit, China-Linked David Cameron Returns to UK Government.

Anti-Brexit former prime minister David Cameron has been brought back into government by incumbent prime minister Rishi Sunak. He will be in charge of British foreign policy, with a Cabinet position analogous to Secretary of State in the United States.

Sunak had to reshuffle his government after firing Suella Braverman as Home Secretary, who had pointed out that the police in Britain appear to play favorites with protestors – giving Black Lives Matter and anti-Israel demonstrators free rein but cracking down on lockdown skeptics and statue defenders.

James Cleverly, the former Foreign Secretary, was moved into Braverman’s role, with Cameron being brought back from the political wilderness to fill Cleverly’s position. As Cameron is no longer an elected Member of Parliament (MP) he will be elevated to the House of Lords so he can carry out his duties.

Brexit voters already feeling let down by the Conservatives (Tories) are expressing misgivings about Cameron’s political resurrection, as he was the de facto leader of the anti-Brexit campaign in 2016.

Cameron’s signature foreign policy moves as Prime Minister were interventions in Libya in Syria, destabilizing both states, facilitating massive waves of illegal migration to Europe, and paving the way for the rise of the Islamic State.

Since leaving government, he has lobbied on behalf of private corporations and led a $1bn+ China-UK investment fund.

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Anti-Brexit former prime minister David Cameron has been brought back into government by incumbent prime minister Rishi Sunak. He will be in charge of British foreign policy, with a Cabinet position analogous to Secretary of State in the United States. show more
November 8, 2023
William Upton
UK

Farage: It’s Too Late to Save Britain’s Conservative Party.

The United Kingdom’s governing Conservative Party is on the verge of entering the political wilderness according to former UKIP leader Nigel Farage. Writing for the Telegraph, Farage warns it is too late for the Conservatives to avert an electoral disaster at the next general election. The man dubbed “Mr. Brexit” by former U.S. President Donald Trump, says the political state of the Conservatives is so dire, the “…question now is not ‘How many seats will the Tories lose?’ but ‘What happens next?'”

According to Farage, the party’s abandonment of conservatism in favor of globalism, mass immigration, and political expedience has caused an “enormous split” with its grassroots. “The grassroots – the beating heart of any political organisation – is like a lost tribe, wandering around aimlessly. They are desperate to believe in somebody or something. But who? And what?” writes Farage. He adds with the general election a year or less away: “It is almost certainly too late for the Tories to answer those questions in any meaningful way.”

While attending the Conservative Party’s annual conference, Farage observed, “Almost nobody I spoke to while I was there believed in the Government. They couldn’t tell me what direction it is heading in and they had little or no faith in its leading personalities.” The grassroots’ disillusionment left Farage concluding the, “Tories have lost sight of why they exist.”

Despite the dour electoral outlook for the Conservative majority in Parliament, Farage says he hopes “…when there is a much smaller number of Tory MPs in Westminster, the chance to realign the centre of British politics will come.” The Brexit leader could even end up leading that change himself. Last month, Farage joked he might end up the leader of the Conservative Party in a few years. The quip was met with panicked denunciations from Conservative Party chairman Greg Hands.

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The United Kingdom's governing Conservative Party is on the verge of entering the political wilderness according to former UKIP leader Nigel Farage. Writing for the Telegraph, Farage warns it is too late for the Conservatives to avert an electoral disaster at the next general election. The man dubbed "Mr. Brexit" by former U.S. President Donald Trump, says the political state of the Conservatives is so dire, the "...question now is not 'How many seats will the Tories lose?' but 'What happens next?'" show more
November 6, 2023
Jake Welch
News
UK

London Sees Record-High Homelessness, Driven By Migration.

Homelessness in London has reached record highs, with migrants comprising the majority of those living on the streets, according to recent statistics revealed by the Combined Homelessness and Information Network (CHAIN).

CHAIN revealed over 4,000 people were recorded as homeless in London between July and September this year, which represents a 12 percent increase compared to 2022 and the highest quarterly figure since records began.

More than half – 52 percent – were registered as non-British nationals, with a large number of those awaiting an asylum decision from the British Home Office. Over 550 people were aged 55 or above and 49 percent were found to have “mental health needs.”

“This spike in rough sleeping numbers is the latest evidence of London’s worsening homelessness crisis,” explains Labour Party councillor Darren Rowell. “After several years of solid progress in reducing rough sleeping, it is devastating to see rough sleeping skyrocket to a record high. Local support services are under immense pressure and the situation is spiralling out of control.”

The British government pledged to end homelessness by 2024 last year, yet this seems to have been a fanciful target as the homeless charity “Shelter” estimated the number of homeless people across the UK was at least 271,000 as of 2023.

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Homelessness in London has reached record highs, with migrants comprising the majority of those living on the streets, according to recent statistics revealed by the Combined Homelessness and Information Network (CHAIN). show more