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The idea that Russia or any other country is going to attempt to invade and occupy Britain is laughable. We are a nuclear power, Five Eyes member, NATO member, and one of the closest allies of the United States.
The Russians can’t even annex a handful of Ukrainian oblasts without sustaining millions of casualties, let alone take on a NATO nuclear power - a fact Putin himself has recognised publicly.
What Rees-Mogg is really saying is we must die for the Donbas region.
It is offensive folly to ask Britons to die for a region that has zero relevance to us whilst our own country is being handed over to foreigners against our will. If the British establishment tries to conscript us for a war with Russia, they are in for a nasty surprise.
If they try and round up our Zoomer lads to die in a Slavic winter its open season on the establishment.
They must not feel safe anywhere.
If you think you can jail 10 million GenX dads good luck with that you bastards.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has been talking about duty and upset people, quite rightly. If war comes, he says, people must join up. Some may have to die. That is how countries last. Rome fell when citizens paid others to fight.
The line would be ordinary if it came from a man of the nation. It is damaging because it comes from a man who once seemed to stand with the nation against something else.
A few years ago Michael Rainsborough and I argued that Western government had ceased to be national in the ordinary sense and become imperial: a system of management over peoples, not a home belonging to a people. Empires do not need citizens. They need subjects, communities, and a priesthood of progress. The nation state asks for loyalty among equals.
The new arrangement asks for deference to a civilising mission aimed, more and more, at the historic population itself. Brexit was a sovereign native revolt against that. It was not a tantrum about trade. It was a people saying they would not be administered as a province of a postnational order.
In 2016–19 Rees-Mogg looked as if he understood the distinction. He treated the referendum as a valid instruction. That put him on the national side of the only argument that mattered. The slouch in the Commons in September 2019 was easy to misread as mere insult.
At the time it could be taken as something colder and, in its way, political: magisterial unconcern toward the people who thought the vote was an outrage to be managed away. He would not sit up for them.
Many of us forgave the manners because the target of the manners seemed right. Turley was correct that the pose was ugly. She was wrong about what the fight was.
The new interview wrecks the alibi. The same loucheness is still there. The object has changed. He is no longer declining to perform anxiety for the postnational court. He is reciting its war liturgy and calling it duty.
The men who are to kill and die are not being asked to defend a bordered people. They are being invited to service an imperium that still cannot hold a coast, still treats national self-assertion as a public-order problem, and still speaks the language of progress when it means rule.
That is why the sofa now looks different. In 2019 the sprawl could pass for aristocratic refusal. In 2026 it reads as arrogance, detachment, dishonesty and stupidity: the ease of a man who will not live the risk he names.
On Russia the sermon moralises what does not need moral theatre. States act from interest. Russia has a historically intelligible one in its near abroad. Kennan and others said that driving a victorious alliance onto the ruins of Russian power would produce a collision.
The collision came. One may dislike Moscow’s answer. Ascribing ‘brutality’ as if it were the point is a progressive habit: turn strategy into sin so that the only virtuous pose is imperial supervision of the sinner.
As wars are fought, this one has not been the cartoon of indiscriminate slaughter the commentary requires. Whether one grants that or not is secondary. The primary fact is simpler. Russia is behaving like a nation. Britain’s elite is not.
That is the disgrace in what Rees-Mogg said. He had the chance to remain what Brexit briefly suggested he was: a spokesman for a country that still existed as a country.
Instead he talks now like a provincial officer of the progressive imperium, surprised that the natives might object to dying for a project that has spent a generation dissolving them.
Duty, from that perspective, doesn’t come across honestly. It feels like the Union flag being draped deceitfully over the progressive imperial agenda.
The slouch in 2019 was a tell. Then it said: I will not be hustled by the managerial elite. Now it says: I am comfortable among them. A foolish man, which I now think he is, can be right only sometimes. The blithe pose now grates heavily.
I wouldn’t trust the lives of my son and daughter to this project and its exponents. Just back TF off.
I am not fighting the Russians to the death to defend the Britain that Jacob Rees Mogg and his coconspirators built.
I will defend my family from an invasion.
But given his government facilitated our invasion by fleets if foreign sex predators crossing the Channel, and millions more via the passport gates of Heathrow, Manchester, and Gatwick, I won't be listening to lectures on how its my patriotic duty to defend Ukraine's territorial sovereignty, thanks.
Spain must now demonstrate that it has the determination to tackle illegal immigration and regain control of its borders.
Credit to @AlertaGlobal24h for bringing this type of content to light. I strongly recommend giving them a follow. Independent outlets that document what is happening across Spain deserve attention and support.
“The breath which condemns submission to laws this nation has not made condemns submission to scales of value which this nation had not willed. To both sorts of submission I ascribe the haunting fear… that we, the British will soon have nothing left to die for.”
Enoch Powell
Another example of why the Government and Big News Media won’t talk about Tyler Oliveira’s work.
He’s an honest journalist, which is extremely rare these days.
Steak and Shake: "The root of the rot is index funds."
Most people aren't ready for this conversation, but investing in index funds means handing absurd amounts of influence to the executives of BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street. The "Big Three" have ingeniously harnessed the power of YOUR MONEY, steering corporate policy by voting on your behalf at shareholder meetings.
To pick companies at random, the Big Three manage 22% of Moderna shares, 19% of Coca-Cola shares, and 25% of Target shares (as of last year).
This gives them the muscle to push their ESG program: environment, social, governance. Thus you get people like Larry Fink saying ominous things like “At BlackRock we are forcing behaviors … You have to force behaviors."
He can say that only because we turn our money over to him.
>Has told french politicians in the past to "Turn to Jesus and seek his help"
>Declines the secular French Republic’s highest honour.
>Declined a state lunch or dinner at the Élysée with Macron
>Rejected a private Notre-Dame meeting/tour with Macron
>Will visit the Institut Catholique de Paris where priests were martyed by the republic
>Will pray at Lourdes and celebrate Mass in Paris
The Vicar of Christ needs no seal of approval from a state that has pushed Christ aside.
Philippine never turned 20.
Today 2 years ago Moroccan Taha Oualidat, already convicted of rape, raped and strangled the beautiful young student.
Her family found her body in a park after a desperate search.
Just like her, all of Europe is being raped and strangled.
Support the @SaveEuropeAct to stop this.