whitey31

The world's gone mad!

[The Yorkshire Lass @real_shirelass]

🚨UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and London Mayor Sadiq Khan have both been named in the Rape Gang Report for covering up the Rape of children and standing with the Pakistani Muslim men to rape, torture, traffic and murder young girls who were just children.

Our Prime Minister along with other prominent leaders and politicians facilitated the rape and trafficking of these girls to these evil bastards. They allowed it to happen and were 100% involved.

THIS SHOULD BE ON THE FRONT OF EVERY SINGLE NEWS PAPER AND MSM!!!!

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 YOU HONESTLY HAVE TO LAUGH AT THE ABSOLUTE HYPOCRISY.

As I have been warning all week, Keir Starmer is desperately trying to lock down your internet and ban social media.

But look at what he is doing behind closed doors today. 🤡

He is literally begging Donald Trump for a special exemption from the new American ban on Anthropic.

Starmer wants to restrict exactly what you are allowed to see and say online, while demanding unrestricted access to the most powerful technology on the planet for his own government.

It is one rule for the globalist elite and a digital prison for the rest of you.

RT if you see right through Two-Tier Starmer and refuse to let them control us! 🇬🇧🔥

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Activist: "Every cow adds carbon to the atmosphere."

Farmer: "Only if you keep building more cows."

Activist: "What?"

Farmer: "A stable herd is carbon neutral. The methane a cow breathes out breaks down in about twelve years, back into the same CO2 the grass pulled from the air last summer."

Activist: "But it's still an emission."

Farmer: "It's a loop. Air to grass to cow to methane to air. Then the grass takes it back and round we go."

Activist: "That's not how it works."

Farmer: "That's the biogenic carbon cycle working exactly as advertised."

Activist: "I've never heard of it."

Farmer: "Funny, that. There's no money in telling people the cow was fine all along."

Activist: "You're inventing this."

Farmer: "It's in the journals. 'Biogenic carbon cycle.' I'll be in the bottom field when you've read it."

[whitey31 @whitey2804]

@JChimirie66677 Thanks for your reply Jim. I've been reading your posts for a while, always a good read. Keep posting 👍

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 LOOK AT THE SINKING SHIP THEY WANT TO DRAG US ONTO.

The Labour elite and the BBC are desperately trying to gaslight you into believing the European Union is a booming utopia.

Look at the actual, verified data!

Germany, the so-called economic engine of Europe, is suffering creeping deindustrialisation. They have bled hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs, and their growth is sitting near zero, completely crushed by extortionate energy costs and green tape.

Under the new EU Migration Pact, member states are locked into a mandatory "solidarity" system.

If we rejoin, Brussels will dictate our share of asylum seekers. If we refuse to relocate them? We will be legally forced to pay a 20,000 euro penalty for every single migrant we reject. 💷

European farmers literally had to block major cities with tractors just to stop Brussels from regulating them into bankruptcy with insane Net Zero targets. 🤡

Why on earth would Keir Starmer want to chain the British working class to this failing project?

Because the Westminster elite despise accountability.

They want to outsource our laws and our borders to foreign courts so you can never vote to change them.

They want you to accept managed decline.

Do not let them reverse the democratic vote of seventeen point four million people.

RT if you are proud of our sovereignty and demand we stay OUT! 🇬🇧🔥

[Jason | 🇬🇧 🇿🇦 🇮🇱🇺🇲 @Ajaon_of_All]

Let me categorically Debunk this utter rot. @sainsburys.

I am a poultry Breeder. The hens that lay white eggs (Amberline/White Star) DO NOT have a lower carbon footprint.

Yes they eat a bit less and produce roughly the same amount of eggs as the Brown egg layers (Bovan/Lowman/ISA Brown) but they live shorter lives, are prone to dying suddenly when startled, a flighty and nervous and because they live shorter productive lives (12 -18mnths) vs brown 18/24mnths (both commercial farmed), you have to incubate more which is increased (Electricity/gas costs) and their eggs are not the same quality.

I breed and keep 20+ different breeds, including: ISA Brown hens and White Stars. All my hens are 100% free range, Not a single barn kept bird, I have ISA browns that are 5yrs old and still laying beautiful Brown eggs, I have not seen a White star live beyond 3yrs and certainly none have laid eggs past 18-24mnths.
White stars Lay themselves to death. They are slender birds and because they dont eat a lot, it drains their personal vitality to keep up laying the eggs you want to sell because of the nonsensical lie that they are "More Carbon Neutral"

You want to know about eggs, come talk to someone like me, Don't rely on some hairbrained imagination of a buyer who's trying to squeeze the profit margin for a few extra pennies at our expense and to the poor hens detriment.

[whitey31 @whitey2804]

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[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

The Mandelson Affair Has Disappeared. Ask Yourself Why.

Three weeks ago the Mandelson affair was the most dangerous story in British politics. The files were building toward further release. Ian Collard's written evidence to the Foreign Affairs Committee was outstanding. The privileges committee referral remained live. The pattern of decisions accommodating Beijing's interests, Chagos, the spy trial collapse, the largest Chinese embassy in Europe, the Indo-Pacific withdrawal, was accumulating in the public record. Starmer looked like a man running out of road.

Then in the space of seventy two hours everything changed. Josh Simons resigned his seat. Andy Burnham announced his candidacy. Wes Streeting resigned as Health Secretary. Angela Rayner was cleared by HMRC. And every front page in Britain was consumed by the Labour succession drama. The Mandelson story has not appeared on a front page since.

Starmer does not look like a man fighting for survival. He looks like a man whose shoulders have been relieved of a weight.

Consider the Simons dimension carefully. Simons commissioned Operation Cannon, a 48 page dossier produced by APCO Worldwide that falsely linked Sunday Times journalists to Russian intelligence. A version was sent to GCHQ. He resigned from government on 1 March 2026, cleared of breaching the Ministerial Code but acknowledging he had become a distraction. He then resigned his seat on 14 May 2026, specifically to provide a path for Burnham. This is the first time in over sixty years a by-election has been triggered to provide a seat for a figure not in Parliament. A man with that record resigns his seat with convenient timing and the political class calls it a selfless act.

Consider the Burnham dimension. His mayoralty was already ending. He announced he would not seek re-election in 2028. Westminster was always the only path left for his career. Standing for Makerfield is not a sacrifice. The risk calculation has been entirely misrepresented. And his candidacy was approved by the NEC without any other names being put forward, bypassing the local party vote entirely. The same NEC that blocked him for Gorton and Denton in February cleared his path without resistance in May. The machine that controls candidate selection moved smoothly and without friction.

Consider what Burnham's mayoralty actually produced in Greater Manchester. 108 Labour councillors lost their seats in the region in the May local elections alone. Reform won 24 of 25 seats in Wigan, 18 of 19 in Tameside, 13 of 21 in Salford. The Manchester Mill described the scale of the collapse as unfathomable. This happened on Burnham's watch. His personal popularity has been used to paper over a regional collapse that is structural, severe and entirely compatible with the grooming gang cover-up allegation Maggie Oliver has placed on the public record.

Whether this sequence of events represents coordination or coincidence cannot be established from the visible record. What can be established is this. The people who benefit most from the Mandelson story disappearing are the same people who have engineered the circumstances that made it disappear. Starmer is freed from immediate threat. Simons rehabilitates his reputation through a selfless gesture. Burnham gets the Westminster return his career requires. And the files, the testimony, the China pattern, the vetting questions, the missing formal record, all of it waits quietly while the political class argues about a by-election in Wigan.

The Mandelson affair has not been resolved. The questions have not been answered. The files have not been fully released. They have simply been buried. And the people who buried them are already planning the next act.

"Starmer does not look like a man fighting for survival. He looks like a man whose shoulders have been relieved of a weight."

[Higgy @higgyboson]

Sarah Jones MP - "They haven't kicked off yet. Why aren't they kicking off"?

Police Officer - "No idea luv. Perhaps they're not divisive, far right, racist thugs after all".

Sarah Jones MP - "But, but they MUST be. Keir said they were all despicable human beings".

Police Officer - "Well, they just don't appear to be. Maybe he got it wrong, luv".

Sarah Jones MP - "But he PROMISED. He said they were all evil, swivel eyed, sub human demons consumed by an all pervading hatred and oozing stinking pus all over the pavement".

Police Officer - "Calm down dear. They're all just normal human beings but with a few flags".

Sarah Jones MP - "Oh shit. We're fucked".

Police Officer - "Indeed you are luv".

[Zynx @ZynxBTC]

The Blair family are looting the British people with the help of the government.

This is a tale of how your taxes flow into the pockets of those connected to power in a closed loop.

The UK government is handing £500 million of taxpayers money to a Sovereign AI fund to be led by Suzanne Ashman, daughter-in-law of Tony Blair.

That same government has already been funnelling tens of millions into Multiverse, an AI training company founded by Euan Blair, Tony Blair's son.

Yes, Euan Blair is married to Suzanne Ashman.

Multiverse receives up to £18,000 per person. Cohorts of 100. Multiple rounds. You do the maths.

They generated £79.6 million in revenue last year, largely from government contracts and taxpayers money. This is despite falling below the targets for the service they are supposed to be providing.

They don't need to compete for customers in any meaningful market sense. They need to maintain proximity to the people who control the budget. That is a completely different incentive structure.

No price signal exists to tell anyone whether £18,000 per head for an AI business analysis course represents value for money. No profit and loss mechanism. No competitive pressure. No consequences for overpaying.

The bureaucrat who signed off on this contract will never feel the cost. The taxpayer who funded it will never know the counterfactual.

Now look at Multiverse's AI Advisory Board.

Doug Gurr, former Chair of the Alan Turing Institute, the body that directly advises government on AI strategy, also sits on Multiverse's advisory board.

The same Multiverse being paid by the government whose strategy he helped shape.

Kersti Kaljulaid, former President of Estonia and member of Microsoft's AI advisory board, is also advising Multiverse.

Professor Michael Wooldridge, Head of Computer Science at Oxford.

Dame Wendy Hall, one of the most connected figures in UK technology policy.

Think about the circularity. The Alan Turing Institute advises government on AI strategy. Its Chair advises Multiverse. Multiverse receives government funding.

The people shaping the policy are advising the company that benefits from it.

It is a closed loop.

This is the Cantillon effect in its purest form. Money does not flow equally across the economy. It flows first and most generously to those closest to the people who control the budget.

This has received zero coverage from the mainstream media.

This should be a national scandal.

[Stern Drew @SternDrewCrypto]

🚨 HANTAVIRUS “OUTBREAK” IS A FULL-SCALE PSYOP

Look at this footage from the MV Hondius off Cape Verde.

Hazmat teams in mismatched suits, some taped like amateurs, others walking around half-protected, no proper decon lines, patients casually loaded onto planes. This isn’t a deadly Andes strain response… this is THEATER.

Remember COVID? “Novel virus,” panic, lockdowns, experimental jabs. Now hantavirus; a rodent bug that’s been around forever and suddenly exploding on a luxury cruise with “international evacuations”?

WHO jumps in immediately. Coincidence?

Who’s really behind this?
•Testing a new fear campaign for climate lockdowns?
•Beta testing the next mRNA “vaccine” rollout?
•Distraction while they push digital IDs and travel passes?

They rolled out the props, the suits, the headlines… but couldn’t even get the hazmat protocol right. Sloppy. Or deliberate.
Wake up. This isn’t about a virus from mice. It’s about control.

[AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ @AwakenedOutlaw]

Her husband, a previously low-level, poorly paid public-sector employee, Dmytro Khandusenko, has been responsible for auditing all the $$$ spent on Ukraine's military procurement and wartime spending during its ongoing war with Russia.

Basically, he's the guy who's supposedly auditing all the mountains of taxpayer money that the US and other countries have been forking over to Ukraine....and here is his wife tossing $150K into the air on stage as though it's nothing.

Again, we're supposed to believe that this newly minted multimillionaire living an opulently funded lifestyle (mansions, luxury cars, expensive jewelry, etc.) achieved it on his modest annual salary of $23,000 (USD).

Nothing to see here.

[whitey31 @whitey2804]

@mitchy0151 @OlooneyJohn Same here, a bloke I used to work with is a Serco. He offered me a job. I declined - I don't know how he does it!

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[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

The Record Is Missing. The File Is Hidden. The Vetting Found Something Worse.

Three things emerged from Thursday's committee testimony that have not yet received the attention they deserve. Taken together they do not merely damage Keir Starmer's position. They suggest that what has been disclosed so far is not the whole story.

Start with the missing record. Cat Little, the most senior civil servant in the Cabinet Office, told the Foreign Affairs Committee that she would expect to see a formal record of the meeting at which the Prime Minister decided to appoint Peter Mandelson. No such record has been found. In British government, decisions of this magnitude are minuted. They are documented precisely so that accountability is possible. The absence of a formal record of the most consequential ambassadorial appointment in a generation is not a filing oversight. It is either a governance failure of staggering proportions or a decision that was deliberately kept off the formal record. Cat Little did not say which. She did not need to.

Then there is the vetting file. Little was asked directly whether the security vetting contained anything beyond what was in the due diligence report. She began to answer and stopped herself, saying she could not respond without revealing something. Emily Thornberry pressed her. Was there something in the vetting that was different, more worrying, of more impact than the due diligence? Little declined to confirm directly but made clear the vetting could contain more information by the nature of the exercise. The due diligence report flagged Russia, China and Epstein. If the vetting found something beyond that, something serious enough that the Cabinet Office's most senior official would not discuss it in open committee, the question of what Mandelson was granted Strap Three clearance despite knowing is considerably more serious than anything yet made public.

And then there is the most extraordinary detail of all. In March, Little asked Robbins to hand over the vetting summary document and the audit trail around the decision. Robbins refused. A sacked civil servant, already the subject of a bitter public dispute with Downing Street, declined to hand the Cabinet Office chief the documents she needed to brief the Prime Minister and comply with Parliament's Humble Address. Those documents are still not in the public domain. The information that would answer the central question of this entire affair, what the security services actually found and on what grounds the Foreign Office overrode it, is being withheld.

Starmer's response to all of this has been to accuse his political opponents of making any allegation they can. That framing requires the country to disbelieve Cat Little, who contradicted his account twice in a single morning. It requires the country to disbelieve Robbins, whose sworn testimony directly contradicts Starmer's selective quotation at PMQs. It requires the country to believe that the absence of a formal record of the appointment decision is normal. And it requires the country to accept that whatever the vetting found, beyond the Russia and China concerns already documented, is simply none of Parliament's business.

Karl Turner, a suspended Labour MP, has written to the Speaker urging a privileges committee referral. A senior government source has told journalists that the wheels have stopped turning and the question is no longer whether things can go on but when people move. That is not the language of a government managing a crisis. It is the language of a government that knows the crisis is no longer manageable.

The record is missing.The file is hidden. The vetting found something worse than what has been disclosed. And a Prime Minister who calls that a political allegation is a man who has run out of road.

"Little asked Robbins to hand over the vetting summary document and the audit trail around the decision. Robbins refused."

[whitey31 @whitey2804]

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