The Mind Boggles

“When men chose not to believe in God, they do not thereafter believe in nothing. They then become capable of believing in anything.” -Emile Cammaerts, The Laughing Prophet: The Seven Virtues and G.K. Chesterton

🚨Please Repost🚨 One of my follower's friend's daughter is missing. Victoria Hain, 20, from Rayleigh, was first reported missing on March 28. She has links to the Basildon and Southend areas, and was last seen wearing skinny jeans, olive green boots and a black raincoat-type jacket. She's 4ft 10/11in in height with mousy brown shoulder-length hair which is partially dyed blue. If you have any information, dial 101 quoting incident 1452 of 28 March."

@JaredCohen10 @EssexPR @Keir_Starmer @UKLabour @CommonsSpeaker Apathy

@EssexPR The UK is now in the position of having a corrupt and lying PM , @Keir_Starmer , a corrupt and lying @UKLabour Govt and a corrupt and conspiring @CommonsSpeaker How on earth did it get to this?

KEIR STARMER IS LYING HERE, THERE WAS A MEETING ABOUT THE PHONES CONTENT BEFORE IT WAS STOLEN… HE KNOWS THAT. THIS ABSOLUTELY STINKS

@Barbter1 @loz_dude @LeilaniDowding @cooljamm55 @Telegraph “Handsomely paid”… by the taxpayer - us - to kowtow

@loz_dude @LeilaniDowding @cooljamm55 @Telegraph No fair. They and the other MSM were handsomely paid by a "fund" to kowtow.... 🤷‍♂️

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Cornwall: Missing girl, Camborne. Her family are frantic looking for her Please share x

I’m a former CID detective. I spent 21 years inside the British criminal justice system. And I’m done staying quiet. A thread. 🧵

@therealmissjo Personally, no - but I can’t do the “games”

Question for men I have a friend who went on a date with a guy. It went really well but he has not called her, 5 days later She has a million excuses why not including “three day rules” or “work” or “not being too eager”. But would you leave it so long if you really liked her?

@johnredwood Surely it just incentivises more to come here if they’re going to get £10k+

The government should not give large sums to illegal migrants. They should revive the Rwanda plan or similar and send illegal arrivals away to a safe country or back home.

@yarwoodwilliam @FreedomKBF @the_tpa But surely that would just incentivise them to import more people to increase GDP?

Had MPs' pay been linked to GDP per capita (which measures the average economic output per person) as we @the_tpa have constantly called for, then their salary today would be roughly £12k less. MPs should not be protected from the consequences of their own destructive policies.

@bree_aignagh @AllisonPearson Sadly there are 10m people who are idiotic enough to have voted for him. The rest of us continue to be punished for their stupidity

@AllisonPearson Infuriating - the gaslighting is off the scale - and the arrogance of the man to believe we’re grateful to be thrown this titbit. He treats us like idiots 😡

Sod off! British energy prices are the highest in the world because of the arrant stupidity of your Let Them Buy Heat Pumps government. Thousands of North Sea oil workers are losing their jobs. Miliband is running a renewables scam. Criminal.

In case you need reminding why women live longer than men

🚨MISSING BOY PLEASE SHARE🚨 URGENT HUNT FOR MISSING 16-YEAR-OLD LUKE PARTRIDGE FROM WALTON Merseyside Police are urgently searching for 16-year-old Luke Partridge who vanished from his home in Walton on Saturday February 21 around 1.15pm. The slim 5ft 8in teenager with short brown hair was last seen wearing a grey tracksuit and grey puffer jacket. He is known to frequent the Chester, Wrexham and Flintshire areas. Anyone who sees him should contact police on 101 immediately.

@BurnsideWasTosh Hearing from insiders at Woking that the pizza had pineapple on it

@realDailyWire Controversial (/sarc)

@FUDdaily A good post. It is depressing to see the same sequence of events with Restore now joining the queue to pepper us with scattergun policies. If they have anyone working on any of the boring but necessary detail, I’ve not seen mention. I wish someone would employ you @FUDdaily

"The plot to topple Britain’s next Right-wing government has already begun" says Allister Heath in the Telegraph. It's often hard to critique Heath's article without reproducing the entire article because virtually every sentence is relevant to the case I make. I strongly suggest you simply read it in full. archive.ph/mFIVy He concludes with: "Naive Right-wingers must stop underestimating the viciousness and power of the status quo forces arranged against them. Winning the election will be tough but merely an early battle in a lengthy war to seize control of a hostile, blue-pilled British state, supported by a radicalised establishment. Without the right plan, it will all be for nothing". Just about anyone with half a brain (which would seem to exclude most of the online right) now recognises this. So much could come unstuck and any government will have to choose its priorities accordingly and make compromises on what it wants to achieve. It must calibrate in order to win an election then government with the intent of getting re-elected. That, for starters, rules out a lot of radical policies. As Heath also notes that much opposition will come from the public themselves. Any government will have limited political capital. "French populists have been defeated repeatedly because the middle classes feared for their money under a Marine Le Pen presidency or a euro Frexit: the British Right must never lose the support of prosperous Middle England. It must always protect their wealth". As I've previously observed, Theresa May should have comfortably beaten Jeremy Corbyn, but was almost brought down by her "dementia tax". Where I part from Heath's thesis is that it will not be the skill of the the left wing insurrection that brings down a future right wing government. It will be the incompetence of the right as a whole - picking fights they can't win, and implementing policy without having wargamed the possible outcomes. Heath says Leaving the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and United Nations conventions, vital policies, will be met by a campaign to render the UK an international pariah. Abrogating the Equalities Act will infuriate the Left, while slashing welfare and ending gold-plated public sector pensions will lead to a 21st-century version of the miners’ strikes by the nation’s bureaucrats. There will be endless judicial activism and a constitutional crisis will surely be engineered. As it happens, I don't think the left will need to engineer a constitutional crisis because constitutional restorationist policies will do that all by themselves. While Heath calls for a plan, it has to be a seriously good one, but I struggle to think of anyone on the right capable of producing one given the propensity to gloss over the complexities, as much to deceive their own supporters (and themselves). This is the basic reason Brexit ended up down a cul-de-sac, and it's why ECHR exit will hit the rocks too. I can also see a bungled deportations programme ending up on the scrapheap. As such, it's hard to get excited about the prospect of a right wing victory in 2029 - whoever that may be. Time and again the right demonstrates that they'll walk headlong into every ambush.

Honestly, if @Keir_Starmer had come to power, and done literally nothing for the last 18 months, I am pretty sure we would be better off, happier, and he would be more popular. Literally everything they touch, turns to💩

@elonmusk I think it’s probably easier to adopt the common approach, call someone a racist, Nazi or bigot and hope they shut up…

Think in probabilities

2,300 years ago, a Greek astronomer sailed to the edge of the known world 🇬🇧 His name was Pytheas. He sailed from Marseille through the Strait of Gibraltar and turned north. He was looking for the source of something the entire ancient world depended on. Tin. Without tin, you can't make bronze. Without bronze, there's no Bronze Age. No weapons. No tools. No armour. And the richest source of tin in the ancient world? Cornwall. For over a thousand years before Pytheas arrived, Cornish tin had been reaching Egypt, Turkey, and Greece. Tin ingots chemically matched to Cornish earth have been found in ancient tombs across the Mediterranean. Britain was connected to the ancient world 1,000 years before Rome set foot here. Pytheas visited the mines. He described a tidal island where tin was loaded onto ships at low tide. Most historians believe that island is St Michael's Mount. Still there. Still beautiful. But here's what matters most. Pytheas didn't find savages. He found a civilisation. Hospitable people. Grain farmers. Beer brewers. Kings with trade networks spanning the known world. He wrote the first ever description of Britain and its people. His book "On the Ocean" has been lost for 2,000 years, but fragments quoted by later writers tell us something extraordinary. Britain wasn't at the edge of the world. It was at the centre of it. Every bronze sword in Greece. Every bronze shield in Egypt. Cornish tin inside every one. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏳️🏴 They taught you Greece was the cradle of civilisation. They didn't mention who supplied the metal. You can walk that causeway today. The same path they carried tin across two thousand years ago. And nobody's teaching it. We are 👇 👉 proudofus.co.uk/support Be proud of us. Be proud of us. 🇬🇧

@therainking_ @alexwickham Yes indeed he did, of the very highest calibre… but that’s the way it works

@the_boggles @alexwickham Too be fair he got MPs.

Keir Starmer said: “It’s been an honour working with Morgan McSweeney for many years. He turned our party around after one of its worst ever defeats and played a central role running our election campaign. It is largely thanks to his dedication, loyalty and leadership that we won a landslide majority and have the chance to change the country. “Having worked closely with Morgan in opposition and in government, I have seen every day his commitment to the Labour Party and to our country. Our party and I owe him a debt of gratitude, and I thank him for his service.”