joe vesucci

Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton is Britain's highest ranking military officer. He is not a pilot, has never seen combat, and owes his position to bent politicians who want a war - real or not - before the 2029 election. Just look/listen to him - a weedy Globalist puppet.

Jonathan Nolan writing Interstellar, The Dark Knight, The Prestige, and Westworld just to be called “Chris Nolan’s brother” is brutal.

I want my taxes to pay for stuff like this instead of immigrants.

Persians weren’t Muslims retard

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a stronger signal for a false flag attack.

Try being English and being forced to live with you lot. Depressing.

The powers that be have decided that we're going to have a war, for no real reason other than to cover up their economic ineptitude and to kill off the last white males

yea good luck with that you can’t outlaw national identity and patriotism then ask the citizens you demonised to die for you

Labour’s human rights fanaticism means they cannot tell Russian mercenaries who claim asylum “no”.

@iAmJoshHunt And quite frankly I just don’t want a house to be costing 15x or rent being £1700 for a semi-decent flat in London. I want decent living standards, my own space and an opportunity to work hard. The current ruling class are intent on destroying these ideas

@iAmJoshHunt And I just don’t want the wealth divide to keep growing as it is. I don’t want a ruined national health service. I don’t want to feel like I’m in another country in some places. I don’t want criminals to be getting soft sentences. I want some national pride back, some decency

Anyone else completely done with the left/right framing of where this country is? Some people call me left-wing. Some people call me right-wing. I don't recognise myself in either camp. And I know I'm far from alone. There's a huge and growing group of people staring at the state of this country, the state of the conversation, and the state of the political class, and feeling completely homeless. Not centrists. Not moderates. Not 'a bit of both'. People who have worked out that the old labels stopped explaining anything a long time ago, and that almost no-one in politics has the courage to admit it. And here's the thing. We're not just tired of the noise. We're tired of the smallness of it. The endless arguing about how to carve up a shrinking pie. The managed decline dressed up as prudence. The total absence of anyone in public life painting a picture of what this country could actually become. Where is the vision worth getting out of bed for? Where is the plan to grow the pie instead of fighting over the crumbs? Where is the ambition to build something our children might actually inherit with pride? That's the space waiting to be filled. Not left. Not right. A movement built around honesty about what's broken and ambition about what's possible. Less raging at the wreckage, despite how seductive it is. More building the thing that replaces it. That's the politics I'd vote for. I suspect millions of others would too.

Why would any British man risk his life for politicians who have turned his country into a rape park for Africans and Muslims?

I would say the Crown Prince of Iran @PahlaviReza has more of a right to comment on Iran than a far-left agitator in the UK who nobody likes.

I think we’re in a period of denial in this country about the likely impacts.

Enjoy your reactionary reading