Simon Darby

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2015-10-07T11:42:00.002+01:00

A woman says she found a lizard in a packet of bananas which she bought at a Tesco store in Shropshire.
Natasha Oliver said she took them back to the site in Shrewsbury and was given an apology and an 80p refund.

Can't fault Tesco for the ingenuity of their latest free lizard with every bunch of bananas meal deal. I do fear however, that they have somewhat preempted the dietary requirements of a rapidly changing UK population.Wonder if they got the idea from the Tory conference and their free 500,000 asylum seekers every time you are tricked into voting Conservative. Maybe duped anti-immigration voters should ask for a refund?

Golden Arrow

2015-10-04T16:41:00.000+01:00

Anybody else see Frankie Dettori's Agincourt celebration after he won this afternoons's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on the English raider Golden Horn?. After denying Treve, the French favourite, a third win he turned to the Channel 4 cameras and pulled back an imaginary bowstring between his two fingers with a huge grin on his face.

You'll probably be able to see it on Channel 4 catchup by searching for today's Channel 4 Racing. Naughty Frankie, but no wonder he is so popular in England. Wonder if anyone in the controlled media will run with it and try to demonise him. Good luck with that, 7-1, thanks mate!

Oregon Gunman "English" - no he wasn't.

2015-10-03T08:28:00.000+01:00

Sick and tired of hearing that the Oregon gunman who shot dead ten innocent people was "English". Quite clearly, if you examine his dating profile closely, he most certainly was not. Taking into account that all the victims were white it puts a totally different complection on the story the media is trying to spin.

Corbynomics? The BNP got there first - again

2015-09-30T09:53:00.002+01:00

Wondered just when it would be that Corbyn would be hit with the BNP stick. The Daily Mail whacked him with this on Monday and it will not be the last taste of the nationalist cane he'll be receiving. One of the rare examples of the controlled media actually quoting us on policy.

Corbynomics? The BNP got there first
The centrepiece of so-called 'Corbynomics' is a plan for the People's Quantitative Easing, or printing money on a grand scale.
It was devised by obscure economist Richard Murphy, who says QE could be 'used to fund essential infrastructure improvements that could increase employment and create business opportunities'.
There were similar sentiments in a 2010 election manifesto, which said: 'We would have employed at least a significant element of the new funding to create capital projects and investment in new infrastructure, which would have created real jobs.'
Whose manifesto was it? The British National Party.

Can't help but think that in the forthcoming EU in/out referendum the SNP card is going to somehow find its way into the pack. The cleverly cultivated fear among middle England of an SNP/Labour Marxist tyranny was enough to send the country scurrying to the Conservatives.

What might play out is the possibility of linkage between withdrawal from the EU and the consequent break up of the United Kingdom. A scenario could be created whereby the SNP might be allowed to legally/morally justify a second Scottish referendum on the basis of access to EU markets and other trappings of EU membership.

The overwhelmingly nationalistic/patriotic/conservative vote for an exit would then be faced with an impossible dilemma of possibly breaking up Britain in severing the Brussels shackles. If you think this a little fanciful it must be remembered that part of the deal with the Act of Union in the first place was to give Scotland access to the lucrative trade opportunities the fledgling British Empire was then generating.

In fact part of that Union deal was to compensate Scotland for some of the massive costs that had been incurred by Scots in trying to set up their own strategic colony in Panama in the 1690's. Three hundred plus years later similar economic arguments might be brought to bear potentially dissolving the sentimental aspects of divorce and subsequently keeping us both under the EU jackboot. Just remember where you read this first too.

Panspermia - not the Indian Restaurant Variety

2015-09-23T18:40:00.000+01:00

My apologies for the grammatical error earlier. In my defence it is becoming increasingly difficult to see the public as a singular entity.

Forgot to mention one of those jaw-dropping anomalies while watching Ed Stafford:Into the Unknown on the Discovery Channel last night. Wanting to explore a mysterious blue lake in a remote part of the Amazon, his expedition and indeed my evening were spoilt by "indigenous people" denying him the right to even enter their territory.

Ed took it all on the chin and rather resourcefully found another crater lake down the road. Imagine though, what the reaction of the locals would be if 20,000 illegal immigrants wanted to stay there as guests. Can't see that the TV people would fancy trying to explain away that paradox.

"Racism" or Replacement

2015-09-23T12:20:00.000+01:00

Seems the public is beginning to notice what the BBC are up to with their simplistic emotional tyranny. Constraining the argument to suit their own ends in such a blatant, manipulative and obscene fashion. Listening to this thousands more will have understood that the bottom line is "racism" or replacement.

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Know Your Enemy

2015-09-20T11:19:00.001+01:00

The genuinely anti-British entity that Labour has now become is being ruthlessly exposed by the controlled media. Not to be unexpected by their hierarchy, there's now a fascinating shift to social media emulating the success of the SNP which we should all watch with interest. Not least of which is the subsequent inevitable undermining of traditional media outlets that Labour will now have to embark on in its defence...

As the opinion-forming vectors modernise and evolve among an increasingly computer savvy electorate they'll be plenty of opportunities for the truth to be injected. In the meantime though, as Labour tries to align itself to an expanding fifth column we can expect plenty of anti-white rhetoric with which to establish their credentials Take this example from Monday's Commons debate which includes a rather interesting confession or two:

Ruth Smeeth (Stoke-on-Trent North) (Lab): I direct the House to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. I am a proud member of the GMB and Unite trade unions and a board director of HOPE not hate. As a former trade union officer and a proud trade union MP, I am disgusted that the Government are prepared to undermine a vital component of British public life for the sake of narrow political self-interest. Let us be in no doubt that that is precisely what we are seeing here today. The Bill is not a measured approach to industrial relations; it is a vicious and unprovoked assault on the labour movement. What problem are the Secretary of State and the Prime Minster trying to fix? Have I missed a tsunami of strikes or an outbreak of trade union militancy? The answer is no.

As many of my colleagues have touched on the specific impact on industrial relations, I wish to talk about some of the wider ramifications of this legislation, in particular its impact on an issue that is close to my own heart—the vital work of challenging political extremism in British society and the role that the trade union movement has played, and continues to play, in that. It is pertinent to raise that issue now, because today marks Rosh Hashanah, when the Jewish community celebrates our new year. But for many Jews, this year’s festivities are tinged with trepidation. A recent survey showed that six out of 10 are afraid to visit a synagogue on high holy days, for fear of violence and abuse.

Those fears are not unfounded. In the latest hate crime figures released by the Metropolitan police, the number of such offences against Jews in London had increased by 93% in the last 12 months, a trend confirmed by the statistics from the Community Security Trust. Those awful figures were mirrored by increases in hate crime across society, not least in the Muslim community which saw a 70% spike.

Wes Streeting (Ilford North) (Lab): As someone who has campaigned with organisations such as HOPE not hate, is my hon. Friend as concerned as I am that the Bill will damage funding for those organisations and their vital anti-racist, anti-fascist activity?

Ruth Smeeth : I agree. There are few organisations that challenge the political fallout of those hates and fears, and I had the privilege of working for the best one—HOPE not hate. I am sure that both sides of the House would agree that the politics of hate and fear have no place in this House. But, if it were not for the work of my colleagues we may well have seen a neo-fascist British National party MP in 2010. We built broad community campaigns in areas as diverse as Barking and Dagenham, Burnley, Keighley and my city, Stoke-on-Trent, to oppose the politics of hate and celebrate the politics of hope—and we won. But the reality is that we would not have won without the financial and organisational support of the trade union movement.

Since long before the battle of Cable Street, trade unions in this country have played a part in supporting community cohesion alongside their traditional role as workplace advocates.

Can you imagine what would be said if the BNP set up a limited company to persecute and undermine its political opponents, recycling public money through the trades union movement in order to do so? The Electoral Commission and the corporate media would be all over us like a rash. Such inconsistencies don't go unnoticed.

M&S Hallucinogenic Soup - not to be consumed whilst watching BBC News

2015-09-15T14:19:00.002+01:00

Managed to endure the BBC lunchtime news for the first time in a week or so. I wonder how many British people watching the Hungarians fiercely protect their borders with fences, arrests and strong legislation felt somewhat envious. Should it really be such a huge jump to figure out that voting for genuine nationalist parties like Jobbik is actually an act of European anti-racism rather than the other way around?

Shame I'm too far away from Goodwood to see all of those Spitfires and Hurricanes in the 75th Battle of Britain anniversary flight. Just to hear the engine noise of one of them is enough to send shivers down my spine. I was close to hiring one to overfly the Red, White & Blue once, but that's another story.

Half way through my M&S spicy lentil soup a bit of Supermarine supernatural mischievousness came to mind involving the ghosts of those brave pilots and the state of this country now. I can't tell you exactly how it started but it involved those men looking down on their great grandchildren being raped and tortured. They saw their country invaded and modern-day servicemen sleeping on the streets in cardboard boxes whilst "asylum seekers" were showered with gifts.

The end of my flypast ghost story saw hundreds of .303" and 20mm holes appearing all over Westminster and certain TV and newspaper head offices. They were not for real of cause but the shock felt by the Establishment and the inspiration given to the masses was palpable. I'll get some more of that soup, buy one get second half-price too!

BNP take on prefabricated "migrant crisis"

2015-09-14T19:23:00.000+01:00

Here's the BNP take on the prefabricated "migrant crisis". If only we could harness the energy from the reaction of the British electorate as they agree with every word then fall at the first as soon as somebody shouts racism.

A state of perpetual dynamic mental turmoil tantamount to millions of angry and frustrated hamsters in wheels.- rigged to the national grid they could heat our pensioner's homes for free. Maybe I'm being a bit too harsh.

Two Labour Parties By Christmas

2015-09-13T09:47:00.000+01:00

Couldn't bring myself to bet on Corbyn winning the Labour leadership contest even though I knew he would walk it. It was the inevitable, conjugated steward's enquiry that could potentially tear Labour apart that put me off.

In the meantime if anyone thinks that the Corbyn coronation heralds a new spirit of democracy and openness, just take a look at his pedigree.

On Mr Corbyn's links to groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, Ms Cooper said his appearance at debates alongside extremists risked legitimising their views. “I just don’t think you should share platforms with people who share abuse,” she said.
Mr Corbyn defended the appearances by saying it was important to discuss the peace process with people on all sides of the debate. However when asked if he would share a platform with the BNP, he responded: “Of course not.”

Labour's abandonment of Scotland and the English middle classes whilst realigning themselves to an increasing anti-British demographic will not go unnoticed or unpunished. The war drums are already beating and Jezza's crew could soon be effectively no-platformed themselves.

The Real East End

2015-09-11T19:37:00.000+01:00

Can't see this incident making it to the BBC. You never know though, complete with spontaneous applause and young white children handing the assailants gifts. Let's hope those on the ground were journalists, but I doubt it.

Race Hate Migrants Battle it out on German Streets

2015-09-11T16:27:00.000+01:00

Got up the other morning to see a stoat staring at me when I opened the bathroom window. Handsome looking creature, I hope I captured him on my wildlife camera.

Meanwhile those moronic Germans who were filmed clapping the arrival of migrants in Berlin earlier in the week will soon be getting a lot more than they bargained for. This Frankfurt video depicts racially-motivated clashes between Kurds and Turks there, two populations who historically don't liker one another at all.

Can't see any German by-standers applauding the bottles and knives but I'm sure the controlled media could orchestrate it should they wish. What's more thousands of people could be made to believe that it was enrichment in the form of new street entertainment. Maybe they can be filmed clapping the 200 new mosques Saudi Arabia has just offered to build there, fellow Germans slitting their wrists or perhaps devouring their own young?

God only knows what kind of trouble the mass importation of aggressive, fiercely ethnocentric, impoverished, Western-hating foreigners is going to stir up between established migrant communities in this country. Hate to say we told you so, but we told you so.

Blood on Frankfurt’s street
Turks vs Kurds in brutal Frankfurt street-fight: Knives & bottles brandished
Posted by RT Play on Friday, 11 September 2015

If Only BBC News Was Like this

2015-09-08T18:58:00.003+01:00

If we didn't have to live in a politically-correct virtual reality this is what the BBC news might look like.

Idiocracy 2 - the movie - based on real events in the UK

2015-09-08T08:37:00.000+01:00

"Migrant" saturation media coverage means I'm no longer able to watch the television. The bias is almost beyond belief but at least it should help the "NO" campaign for the European referendum in 2017.Assuming that is that the collective "migrant" population of the UK is not over 50% by then.

The ten seconds of TV I managed to endure this morning involved a UK drone strike in Syria. The Cardiff-based Muslim spokesman they wheeled out played the usual cards about how shocked they all were, before stating and I kid you not, "he was just a normal lad and wanted to be the first Asian Prime Minister of Britain."

Of course the victim community are not afforded the dignity of an identity to warrant a spokesman of their own. In fact I've yet to see one politician or spokesman speaking against this ever increasing migratory tsunami as the controlled media almost reverts to a state of hypnotic religious indoctrination on the subject.

Celebrities crudely soliciting valuable publicity try to outbid one another in the number of "migrants" they take into their own homes. Don't see them doing the same for some of the thousands of British pensioners who are going to freeze to death this winter because they can't afford to keep warm.

All of this because our people have been intimidated and beguiled into abandoning their own birthright. Stumbling around in a state of semi-paralysis, muttering under their breath, too frightened to even put an X in a box.

Does it not occur to them that the very same media now unilaterally sanitising their genocide is the same organ of the state so determined to turn them against the BNP? Not much of an ask really is it, maybe an American take on the matter, albeit with somewhat more industrial language, might assist.

Controlled Media Migrant Virtual Reality Overkill - Feel The Guilt

2015-09-04T10:08:00.000+01:00

I wonder how many of the British public currently under sustained, orchestrated psychological assault from the controlled media wish they had voted BNP now rather than be dissuaded from doing so by the same mechanism now blatantly championing their replacement?

Many must be sat there wondering where on earth is the other side of the "migrant" argument as they are subjected to wave after wave of simplistic emotional rhetoric more suited to a primary school audience. The hard truth is that they ran away when asked to stand and fight with us and are now paying the political price for their cowardice and gullibility. It might not be politically expedient to say that but it needs to be said.

Whilst in military terms the Cold War ended in stalemate, ideologically the West lost. Decades of cultural Marxist brainwashing later, much of the population, whilst obsessed with materialism and self-indulgence, is in fact in a state of illogical dysfunction bordering on trauma-induced mental illness. Many of our children emerge from educational indoctrination multiculturally pre-stunned, stripped of their identity,effectively racial ghosts.

Preconditioned to violently reject their own salvation much of the British public has been rendered incapable of thinking in its own self interest. To perpetuate this incapacity, Britain's speech Stasi, now not only dictate what is and what is not acceptable but, with their "isms" and "obias", actually customise and emasculate even our own language to suit their own agenda. Emotional levers and booby-traps pre-planted deep in their subconscious keep the British on the straight and narrow to their oblivion.

With this in mind it is perhaps not surprising that some of us in the nationalist community are currently asking ourselves whether or not the British people are worth saving at all. Yet if you look around many are starting to reject the mass media poison and escape the degenerative virtual reality of vibrant, diverse and enriched Britain. The truth is becoming the tractor beam gravitating those capable of understanding towards a process of natural selection and consequent survival.

After all, how many young people today do you see reading a newspaper? Why should they pay for lies when they can get the truth on the Internet for free? Online they can by-pass all of the sentimental, manipulative drivel about drowned children and learn of the parental greed that ultimately lead to their death. Why would they flea a safe country like Turkey if not for more money?What's more why do these "migrants" always want to come to countries predominantly inhabited by white people? What's wrong with the Africans and Chinese, are these "migrants" racially prejudiced?

Not exactly the kind of line currently followed by the newspapers and the BBC, but of course the real story is the synthesis and prefabrication of the "migrant crisis" in the first place. The CIA, MI5 and special forces funding and creation of the Mujahideen to resist the Russians in Afghanistan, the subsequent Al-Qaeda terrorist mutation right through to the current day ISIL/ISIS refugee assembly line.

Europe's migrant crisis is no accident, it is a deliberate and a direct result of the weaponisation of militant and migratory Islam. You'll not be reading that in the newspapers anytime soon either, along with the fact that Osama bin Laden himself was actually transported to Scotland for weapons training on the Hebrides MOD missile firing range. There again, to emphasise my point, you haven't had to.

White Europeans - Thick as two short planks.

2015-09-03T09:47:00.001+01:00

Truly breathtaking how the same media outlets who have been cheerleaders for bombing Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Syria in the first place can shed crocodile tears over the death of just one child washed up on a Turkish beach. The UN sanctions imposed on Iraq alone killed 500,000 children before the shock and awe even started.

The very same media with the help of emotional parasites like Emma Thompson are actually to blame for the whole crisis. These illegal immigrants, for that is what they are, need to be given the message that Britain doesn't want them. Should they enter this country illegally, they should be fined, their mobile phones confiscated and sold for charity, then immediately deported back to the deserts where they came from. We should also totally withdraw from the regions of conflict and grant the Arab peoples the dignity and respect to sort out their own problems.

In the long run this would help save thousands of lives but anyone suggesting this would be systematically ostracised, denounced and vilified by the very same media apparatus. Anyone suggesting the whole destabilisation of the Middle East carries with it the handy by-product of replacing the white population of Europe would also be denounced as a crazed racist conspiracy theorist.

Most of this you already know, the real question is this. Why are white people so easily deceived? Maybe they'll learn when it is their turn to take to the boats when the cumulative importation of religious nuttery, crime, squalor and corruption turns our lands into uninhabitable third world basket cases. Perhaps when they realise they have nowhere else to go that the penny will drop...into the Atlantic.

Calais Very Latest - you get what you vote for (or should it be who you don't vote for)

2015-09-01T16:34:00.003+01:00

Pinched this video from a lady on Facebook but don't think she'll mind. Hopefully it will appear below with the original commentary to add a bit of flavour. The way it is going this is how a commute to work or trip to the shops is going to be in this country soon.

Wonderful journey back from France yesterday, NOT! One of them charged over and smacked my Billy in the face through the open window, thankfully didn't hurt him. I've never seen Colin get out of the truck so quick, didn't catch the ***ker though. It was like a scene from the walking dead with them all charging down the road, very scary, I thought Garry was going to start getting some karate practice in, he stopped the ****ers getting in the car next doors boot fgs! They tried to get under my truck (are they insane?) The poor lorry driver in front had just locked those doors and they ripped them open and piled in. It's like a game to them!! Our 8pm ferry left at 11pm
Posted by Anjie Evans on Tuesday, 1 September 2015

When Jeremy Goes To Brighton

2015-08-30T15:10:00.000+01:00

Considering there was nothing in the last general election for the BNP, it made a great deal of sense to use some of our electoral capacity in attacking Labour and insuring they would not be forming the next government. However, never in my wildest dreams would I have thought that our not so insignificant contribution to their failure could result in the kind of San Andreas phenomenon that is taking place before our very eyes.

Should the British nationalist community ever manage to stop its own internecine squabbling there's all kinds of angles about to open up from where we can take advantage of Labour's tectonic self-destruction. Of course it doesn't help that much of the electorate is so preconditioned as to be rendered nauseous merely at the mention of its own survival. Nevertheless with Corbyn now a shoe-in for Labour leader, opportunities are about to come a-knocking.

Labour's impending sharp lurch to the left will not be doing the Greens any favours and it is also likely to push the LibDems into a more distant orbit. As for the BNP, well it would seem a shame not to take advantage of Corbyn's impending train crash, since after all, we did give them a helpful,little shove on the way to the cliffs.

As with all things it just depends on who is prepared to put themselves out. Nick may have had a few faults, as we all do, but he wasn't exactly lacking when it came to taking on the full might of the establishment and facing jail for his political beliefs. Too many capable people in our movement understand that risk and potential hardship is involved in our struggle but select instead to attack the BNP itself as the soft option to assuage their guilt.Such things I can say having faced the music myself a few times.

With a new era under Adam it is perhaps time to cast an introspective analytical eye on the nationalist diaspora and those engineering an excuse for their disengagement. Old and New Labour's forthcoming fist-fight in Brighton might be not just be an interesting spectator sport. Instead it might offer us a seismographic illustration of the old adage of divide and rule and that united strength is stronger.

Coming Soon - Labour's Brighton Bloodbath Live on RT 27-30 Sept 2015

2015-08-21T07:30:00.002+01:00

Comrade Corbyn is now 1/3 to be next Labour leader as the extreme left really tightens its grip. All kinds of outcomes will consequently manifest from Dianne Abbot becoming the next Mayor of London right through to a boost for the anti-EU referendum camp.

Next month's Brighton conference should be interesting too as all manner of hard-left freaks will be declaring war on New Labour not to mention the impending house arrest of Tony Blair for war crimes.An action-packed autumn of electoral self-destruction for us all to enjoy.

Meanwhile down in Essex there's a few green shoots emerging.

BNP win Essex Council Seat

2015-08-14T11:19:00.000+01:00

Great victory for BNP councillor Tina Gentry last night down in Heybridge, Essex. Lovely lady and backed by a fantastic local team and organiser

Tina Gentry: 230

Zofia Edwards:175

John Harrison: 110

So here it is, either sit behind your keyboards perpetually moaning and whining about the state of British Nationalism or get out there and do something positive for your community with the BNP. Your choice.

BBC, Guardian - Ferguson activist shot down like a dog just for enacting his peaceful right to protest by spraying police officers with automatic gunfire

2015-08-11T09:39:00.000+01:00

Watching the BBC News last night I was somewhat confused by the "racist attack" tag used several times whilst covering the story of that unfortunate black teacher stabbed in Bradford. Rather strangely the racial identity of the assailant was kept from us and one has to look at the local press to establish that the attacker was Asian.

On the one hand there's no doubt in my mind that if the knifeman had been white the BBC would have been ramming it down our throats for decades. Yet why mention it was a racial attack in the first place? Is this a sign that the BBC are beginning to recognise that white people are not uniquely malevolent in this regard?

I suppose there has to be a turning point with the latest events unfolding in Ferguson proving more and more difficult to sanitise by the controlled media. They could try the angle about the black freedom fighter shot down like a dog just for enacting his peaceful right to protest by spraying police officers with automatic gunfie. There again, with alternative media becoming more powerful, it's becoming increasingly difficult to falsify the truth.

New TV series - The BNP meets the walking dead

2015-08-09T09:50:00.001+01:00

Start of the football season yesterday kept me busy but still found time to go out for steak and chips albeit with the Man Utd/ Spurs commentary conveniently filtering through from the restaurant kitchens. Much better than the usual piped "jazz" that so many eateries feel obligated to inflict upon their customers.

Earlier in the morning, whilst collecting firewood for the winter, I came across the second dead buzzard I have found in the last few weeks. Not much can take down these large birds of prey other than perhaps overprotective peregrines when they have young. That's my theory, but I could be wrong.

Switching to politics as I understand that the BNP will be taking a very keen interest in the forthcoming trial of Labour Lord, Greville Janner. Not very fond of the BNP is his Lordship and with interests like his that's not entirely surprising. Cast your mind back to 2008 when the Guardian provided him with the opportunity to give us all a little moral guidance:

Today, we do not need to build roadblocks on the streets to combat the threat from the BNP. Instead, on May 1, we all have the chance to ensure that the threat from the far right is minimised, at the ballot box. Of course, we shall each choose our own mainstream party - and we should not forget that south London political gathering, where the democratic voice was clearly heard - which I was proud and happy to echo.

Britain has a fine tradition of fighting fascism. Next Thursday, every Londoner's vote counts. Please use yours, for decency, democracy, coexistence and goodwill. Please join with those candidates, who differ greatly on many policies, but spoke out with one voice against today's dangers from the far right.

Such a shame that old Sid Chaney is no longer alive. Can just see him in the public gallery with a big smile on his face. Meanwhile all the liberal flak the Spectator's Taki took from his realistic article on Golden Dawn last month seems to have just bounced off. Check out his latest piece on the situation in Greece - Golden Dawn is the only thing standing between poor Athenian neighbourhoods and outright anarchy.

Closer to home BNPTV will be embarking on an interesting project on the streets of Britain over the next few months as this trailer indicates. "Sen on the Streets" is the official title, but I prefer "The BNP meets the walking dead" for added publicity and, in some cases, greater accuracy.

BBC at it again

2015-08-07T16:06:00.001+01:00

Interesting that the BBC selected to smear the USA with its Hiroshima and Nagasaki coverage yesterday. Rather uncalled for really considering the fact that the Japanese were well on the way to developing their own atomic weapons at the time.

Those of you unfamiliar with this little facet of history might want to look up the "Ni-Go Project" to get a little more detail. You may also wish to learn that at the time the Japanese army and navy were scouring the planet for uranium ore. Further to this half a ton of unprocessed uranium oxide was dispatched to Japan in April 1945 aboard the submarine U-234 (unfortunately not U-235!), which later surrendered to US forces in the Atlantic following Germany's surrender.

When you throw that into the equation you'll understand that no American should have to feel guilty about events seventy years ago. Hundreds of thousands of their countrymen would have died inflicting a conventional defeat on Japan and it could well have been San Francisco or Los Angeles that were vapourised. As for the environmental justification, that's a totally different matter.

Bubbling to the surface

2015-08-05T12:29:00.000+01:00

I reckon it is neck and neck as I type between Andy Burnham and Jeremy Corbyn in the race to lead the Labour Party. A struggle most likely to split this vile and malignant outfit in two with a bit of luck. In reality there's only a bit of blu-tack holding together both real and new Labour as it is.

Should Corbyn win and effectively transform Britain's official opposition party into a genuine all singing and dancing Anglophobic Trotskyite entity that'll be the end of their flirtation with the English middle classes. Instead they'll angle themselves towards the growing demographic more sympathetic towards their anti-British agenda hoping to drag along benefits-dependent, borderline retarded white trash in the process.

Should make for a rather sudden polarisation of our society with plenty of long, hot summers to follow. Labour really don't do electoral defeat very well do they?

Meanwhile, before I forget, there's a rather good letter in one of the Norfolk newspapers published late yesterday afternoon.

Enoch's Fables?

2015-08-04T13:46:00.001+01:00

Rather than eat my apples and cherries where they fall this wood mouse has the common sense survival instincts to drag his windfall safely back to his home. That's why he can enjoy his lunch uninterrupted by kestrels or his supper disturbed by owls.

Clever eh? Made even more so in my case by having to listen for the last 25 years to people complaining about immigration then going out and voting for more. Reminds me of one of Aesop's Fable's.

A Mouse who always lived on the land, by an unlucky chance, formed an intimate acquaintance with a Frog, who lived, for the most part, in the water.
One day, the Frog was intent on mischief. He tied the foot of the Mouse tightly to his own. Thus joined together, the Frog led his friend the Mouse to the meadow where they usually searched for food.
After this, he gradually led him towards the pond in which he lived, until reaching the banks of the water, he suddenly jumped in, dragging the Mouse with him.
The Frog enjoyed the water amazingly, and swam croaking about, as if he had done a good deed. The unhappy Mouse was soon sputtered and drowned in the water, and his poor dead body floating about on the surface.
A Hawk observed the floating Mouse from the sky, and dove down and grabbed it with his talons, carrying it back to his nest. The Frog, being still fastened to the leg of the Mouse, was also carried off a prisoner, and was eaten by the Hawk.
"Choose your allies carefully"