Here they go. The idiocy of this UK government policy outlined: refugee activists say free passage and visa authorisation for the Third World too.

The 1951 Refugee Convention initially focused only on Europe (and was era specific) Then in 1967 they expanded it geographically and removed the temporality. Same tactic here, but shorter timeframe.

Good news for the bottom line of oil resellers and Arab states, not so much for European populations who will be pushed towards penury.

The Green 'Great Reset' comes a step closer.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-08/u-k-to-phase-out-russian-oil-imports-in-latest-sanctions-move

She's Surrey PCC. Time to set the clock back. How far shall we go? At least until 1948.

Durov makes no mention of why he banned RT's various channels across the world, but in a personal post airs his historical issues with the Russian state and allegiance to his Ukrainian mother...Not the best basis on which to make business decisions.

https://t.me/durov/179

Weekend project?

There's a big push underway to reframe criminals as victims. They aren't bad, they're trafficked, groomed, or members of protected classes, eg. minorities, women or inner city youth. This above is an example that touches right at the heart of our legislative system: Jackie Doyle-Price MP another example of a non-Conservative elected under a Conservative banner.

Shackleton's ship Endurance has been found, 107-ish years after being crushed by ice which then set them off on their fateful journey. Endure it has, but not in the way they expected.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-60662541

All very dull - shallow, partial and outdated analysis, but it does provide some insight into the propaganda framing by far-Left activism. They have a 'State of Hate' launch today and the best they could summon was a speech by sacked care worker turned child-MP and ethnic activist, Nadia Whittome.

They can't even spell our President's name correctly and think we only have one VP. But then brainbox Matthew Collins is their Head of Intelligence (sic)/ Research.

Already the undeserved recipient of a title allowing her to collect an income.

On the wheat issue above, there's no post-Brexit end for the farmer gravy train yet and the largest farming interests are campaigning for the right to import cheap foreign workers before they'll accept a reduction in payments for idleness.

https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/agriculture-subsidies-after-brexit

We have not been following this issue (centred around a paper via the University of Liverpool), but it's - at the very least - an interesting and serious issue from credible sources. Read the FLCC link first.

https://flccc.substack.com/p/who-changed-the-scientific-conclusions

(Full interview - https://rumble.com/vwfia3-a-letter-to-andrew-hill-dr-tess-lawrie-oracle-films.html )

Happy Belated #IWD2022

Good essay. The Conservative policy of "Retain & Explain" is a charter for left-wing historical judgement. Anyone have a photo of these new R&E plaques?

https://mallarduk.com/its-time-to-consign-plaques-to-history-robert-poll/

Police watchdog report says that the police's fast tracking of new hires to fill quotas (and diversity targets) will include criminals and dangerous activists, due to a reduction in proper checks and safeguards. Exactly these tendencies have been found in many police forces abroad.

Obviously it's in Russia's interests to say this, but the long-term consequences of flying massive weapons cargoes, particularly anti-aviation weapons, into Ukraine to distribute, including to newly released prisoners, will have unintended long-term consequences.

Culturally common, but Britain of course has never had any kind of controls on those who can come here from areas where these type of activities are practiced. Our politicians have thereby colluded in causing great suffering to the most vulnerable in our own country. The "Fury In Pakistan" headline is clearly Mail editorial deceit.

Reminds me of this (unusual) blog piece.

https://web.archive.org/web/20201118044736/http://www.eureferendum.com/blogview.aspx?blogno=85173

If they are willing to amend their algorithms for one cause, then they'd be perfectly willing to do so for many others. Take them at their word and support other search engines.

Crispin Blunt should have been deselected as Reigate's MP in 2010 when he declared his homosexuality and therefore his intended (or consummated) betrayal of his marriage vows, but that's the modern liberal Conservative Party for you.