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LET ME SEE YOUR WAR LIPS YOU BLOODY WANKERS!

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cmn0jke547r5o

<If the UK suddenly found itself at war, would you know what to do? Do you know what would be expected of you?


>The government wants us all to start preparing for severe disruption to our lives. It wants us to stockpile canned food and drinking water, strengthen our civic resilience, and plan for the possibility of war.


>Work has begun on the government's so-called "war book", which hasn't been updated in decades.


>The UK's most senior soldier has sounded the alarm. The Chief of the Defence Staff Sir Richard Knighton this week said the threat from Russia meant Britain was living through the "most dangerous" period of his 35-year career in the armed forces.


>But what is the threat? In 1940 the danger of a German invasion of the UK was very real. But the chances of Russian tanks rolling up Whitehall are surely negligible.


>"It's not the tanks you need to worry about," says historian Margaret MacMillan, author of War: How Conflict Shaped Us.


>"It's the cutting of cables on the ocean floor. It's the hacking into systems on which so many things depend. The possibility for asymmetric war, for cyber war, is growing by leaps and bounds."


>But are we ready? After 80 years without war on our own soil, are we, as a society, psychologically prepared for it? Are we ready to approve large increases in defence spending, and for the sacrifices that that might entail in other areas of our national life? Or does the threat seem too far-fetched to be real?
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https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/09/danny-tommo-could-face-serious-jail-time-after-channel-knife-stunt/

If convicted criminal and paramilitary thug “Danny Tommo” doesn’t get arrested for this, we can only take away two conclusions:

  1. The case itself is flimsy
  2. Danny is a glowie or glowie asset

>>2918576
the state will always seek to provide cover for far right terror when it furthers the aims of the upper class

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>>2919031
He's right but should still go die

>>2917681
Not long enough clearly if he's still making light of it.

>>2919031
Jacob has truly humiliated himself in these latest few videos.
First he suggests sending out the cannon fodder.
Then he pretends that England has always been a tolerant land of freedom.
Luckily, the idea that having a posh voice makes you intelligent only really works on Americans, not British people (or "British passport holders", as Rees-Mogg would prefer to categorise the residents of Airstrip 1. We are all British subjects now; not freeborn citizens).

>government announces an anti-disinformation unit but promises it won't be used against domestic dissent and sadly probably means it, or at least won't use it against the right
>Farage says they're going to use it against him anyway
is it really so much to ask for Labour to be the party Farage is going to accuse them of being anyway.
(yes, tragically)

>>2919041
If labour didn't prop up reform people wouldn't rally behind labour in defense against fascism

>>2919043
maybe, but if reform were proscribed we could go back to the lab-con duopoly moderated by liberals which has served everyone who matters to labour MPs anyway so well for so long. the next biggest threat would be what, plaid? (on paper maybe the SNP, but their internal problems are huge.)

i'm not sure Labour's so cynical. maybe the right combo of stupid and cynical, but if they were cynical then Labour governments would have lots of right-to-buy type policies: e.g. policies that use state money and assets to create hoardes of Labour voters, just as Thatcher created new Tories. Yet even where Labour have blundered into this (mass access to higher education, for example) they both hate it, and try to alienate those voters, and propose to scrap the policy. it's like they hate winning.

>>2919041
Has Labour always been so, how to put it, compliant and effete? Or is it a modern developement?
Pretty much any left of center party, even cucked ones the PS in France post-Mitterand have some sort of will to rule and crush the ennemy when they have power, you know what i mean? Labour seem to only have vitality when it's time to repress their base on the behalf of foreign/parasitic entities (Israelis, terfs etc). How is a center-right middle class eurocrat party like LibDem more masculine in their approach than them is a mistery.

British Greens are also included in that cuck-left entity by the way.

Green party membership are going to hold a vote at conference on whether zionism should be classified as a type of racism
If it passes then members can be disciplined or expelled for racism if they say or do anything pro-zionist
Polanski tried to cancel conference as a result claiming they should "focus on the upcoming by-election" in Starmer's constituency
But he was overuled by membership so it should still go ahead afaik?
Will be interesting to see how that vote and the debate pans out

>>2919170
They tried to vote on this previously and the Zionists filibustered the conference to ensure they couldn't, so let's see if it goes differently this time

>>2918576
DT is almost certainly a glowie he was released early from prison then suddenly sets up a group which data harvests the street right. Thing is I think the UK gov is Protopopov'ing itself.

Government is contemplating scrapping the TV license fee and replacing it with a £11 per month internet licence fee you'd be required to have to access the world wide web.
Crazy shit…

I'm seriously considering leaving this country. There are blackshirts marching around, setting everything on fire, beating up minorities, committing crime 24/7 and its just…crickets. The media and police appear to support them and the government are actually fucking terrified of them. And "the people" don't seem especially worried as long as Netflix still works… At least Americans fought and died protesting ICE, and they were state backed militia, we can't even do that against a bunch of drunk hooligans.

I think this country is actually done for. I haven't seen anything about this country during this period that shows its up to challenging the assault of the far-right. The NHS is now held hostage by palantir, "immigrant" is now codeword for "second class citizen". Its just a long spiral downwards toward oblivion. At least Americans have seen the light on Trump.

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I'd call this a Milkshake Duck moment but if we're being honest John Cleese has been espousing reactionary bullshit for a long time

Wild things are happening in Scotland. Today's proposal: merge all councils into 6 strategic authorities that handle all the relevant stuff currently done by 32 councils (education, bins, etc) with 150 odd parish council tier local bodies beneath them (that piss about putting plaques on buildings etc)

Particularly funny given that the geographically massive Highland council area being the lowest level of local government is already the go to example of just how centralised the UK is.
The underlying reason is that Sturgeon fucked up negotiations for how Scottish funding would work after the devolution of income tax and now Scotland is punished for every year it grows slower than London, which has been basically every year in Scottish history. This was known but she didn't want to appear as though she was looking a gift horse in the mouth, she just wanted her photo op, as always. This means Scotland will require big unavoidable spending cuts going forward.

>>2919301
If you can, you should

Kemi Badenoch has said if the Tories win power (LOL) they would ban those who claim benefits from purchasing alcohol, cigarettes, or gambling.
Would mean if you're unemployed or disabled the state would be constantly monitoring your bank accounts and and purchases, and if you buy yourself a beer then you'd get your bennies sanctioned, the more you buy booze and cigs the more sanctioned you'd be until ultimately you'd be denied any benefits at all.
So much for personal liberty and economic freedom…

>>2919321
>milkshake suck
Every westerner is a bastard and mini hitler, from poor to rich, people should stop being surprised by this

>Government suggests stockpiling food
If only we produced our own food; we wouldn't have to worry about supply chains…

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>>2919348
It's a good policy in theory, but has to be effected by an American EBT Card system (e.g. food vouchers) which issues you a debit card that can only purchase certain goods.

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>>2919327
Scotland can beg Brussells to subsidise them instead of London.
>>2919301
Log off twitter and your paranoia will be cured.
>>2919170
Polanski thinks Corbyn is an antisemite, so no wonder he is hesitating on making Zionism.a punishable offence.

>>2919524
Doesn't work. I remember working in a shop as a kid and taking milk tokens for anything.

>>2919574
>Doesn't work
The purpose of a thing is what it does.
We see in the US how people are trading their food vouchers for 50 cents on the dollar, so that they can get cash for consumables rather than necessities. Think of it like a sin tax; we have plenty of those.

>I just want to say goodbye to my kids…
<Request denied! :DDDDD

>>2919587
If the french win jurisdiction over the case btw he will likely face life in prison.

>>2919585
Thinking of it as a sin tax is silly, try thinking of it as nurturing a petit bourgeois mindset by literally turning you into an unprofitable small businessman.

>>2919623
Where is the lack of profit?
If people really think that cutting their budget in half just so they can have cash, to pay for drugs or alcohol or whatever is better for them, then they're accruing personal profits in their own way. A sin tax thus allows you access to unnecessary goods, at a higher price.

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>>2919616
He is being charged in Britain.

Galloway was on the podcast of a political commentator and ex EFF member of all places. Did a double take when i seen Galloway, thought it might have been a different person from ZA.

>>2919616
>>2919587
>>2919713
What a fool, why did he forget his training? If he'd have jumped in the sea they would not have been able to arrest him.


>>2919719
Loll this is like the shit H3H3 used to do with his coughing and retching gag

>>2919713
>>2919616
6 months probation it is then!

>>2919719
>im calling 1000 men

male bonny blue

>>2919787
If he gets off he is objectively a state asset, one of those charges alone carries 20 years.

>>2919821
yeah I mean they'd be proscribed in seconds if they arent assets

If Danny Tommo or Tommy Robinson ever got more than 6 months Shabana Mahmood would introduce the "Amnesty for Concerned Locals Act" that gives all fascists immunity from any protest laws and all pro-Palestine protesters 8 million years in prison and the media would hail it a masterclass in "protecting free speech".

Just saw Ash Sarkar on Question Time and it's definitely getting worse. H-E-A-V-Y!

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Wtf. She's at least doubled in mass. This isn't normal!!!

>>2920041
The difference in the arms!

>>2920041
>This isn't normal
Putting on weight? Aging? I can assure you that it is.

>>2920044
I don't think we can simply write this off as "putting on weight"

>>2920041
>people look bigger as they age
Bruh staying thin after 30 is harder than in your 20s, especially if you’re genetically predisposed towards being on the bigger side

>>2920046
Then what the fuck do you think it is lad

>>2920059
What's the scientific term for a genetic predisposition to exponentially gain weight immediately upon getting married?

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>>2920080
Honeymoon at an all-inclusive.

>>2920080
>exponentially
Bruh if you think that’s obese you’ve never seen a real obese person

>>2920041
Wasn't she on a "woke 1.0 was sooo awful and cringe! we're the non-woke left now!!!" book flogging tour on GB News etc the past month or so?


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