Two current issues this Sunday morn

Going to run these five screenshots at both OoL and Unherdables as they seem to encapsulate the situations.

Reform

There’s no hard and fast truth on why different players are acting seemingly strangely … there’s somewhat informed opinion … and opinion being at various stages of uninformed, depending on sources and how far you’ve delved.

My feeling is that Nigel is trying to do the World Statesman thing a la DJT, allowing himself some good ole Reform (and people of Britain) rhetoric, whilst positioning himself as that statesman, hobnobbing with the high and mighty, loved by all except the wrong ’uns.

There’s no doubt that the middling and emerging newly informed masses are more swayed by Nigel vis-a-vis, say, Gove, Badknock, Labour than maybe hardline Rupert … yet for Reform people, Rupert is laying it on the line far better … there’s deep distrust of Tice outside the M25 bubble yet Tice has his contacts inside.

My feeling is that, despite your and my misgivings on the terrible two, they’re still carrying a fair bit of the country, which will count with the non-aligned come elections … if the two factions, Faragists and real reformers, can somehow co-exist long enough to take power … why not?

Syria

To my mind, that one screenshot contains much … look at the political-ethnic-religious leaning of the writer, clearly anti-Assad and the Baathists, plus how relevant is the USA now?  After Jan 20 in the US, I’d say increasingly relevant, which leaves the Shia v Sunni conflict to be evaluated.

Remembering that the Zionist Talmudists plus the jihadis both want Christianity exterminated, it’s not going to be too much fun for slaughtered Christians now in Syria.

It's not just the BBC but all TV now

It was a case of running with the new anti-white job discrimination or running with the BBC issue.

It's a non-issue for me, not having a TV nor comparable device, no streaming, nuffink ... but it really is time for the BBC to fold.  Trouble is ... all channels are bad, all MSM is bad ... to be shunned.

And It’s Only 10%

More than 5,000 civil service jobs are set to go at the Ministry of Defence in a drive to cut costs, prompting alarm among trade unions. David Williams, the permanent secretary, said the department was aiming to lose 10% of its 56,800 staff by the end of the parliament. It has already shed thousands under the previous government through a hiring freeze that was due to end in March 2025.

What on earth do they all do..? They certainly don't keep the Armed Services running like clockwork:

Two former Royal Navy flagships, a frigate and two support tankers will be decommissioned, with the savings reinvested into the defence budget. Healey blamed the move on a “dire inheritance” left by the previous Tory administration. Williams’s comments about reducing the size of the MoD appears to have come as a surprise to those working in the department and the leading civil service trade union.

I'd ask when the last government is going to stop being the catch-all for trouble under this government, but I suspect I know the answer... 

Fran Heathcote, the general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services union, said: “We had been given no warning this was coming. To announce job cuts in parliament and talk about 10% of MoD jobs being lost as a ‘jumping-off point’ is hugely disrespectful to our hard-working members, who deserve better from their employer.

“Our members in the MoD are doing essential work in keeping the country running and we shall not let them, or other dedicated public servants, pay the price for the previous government’s financial black hole.

“We demand an urgent meeting with ministers to get to the bottom of what is happening at the MoD but, rest assured, PCS will fight for every job because we believe our members’ commitment should be recognised and rewarded, not dismissed in the Houses of Parliament.”

I suppose it's nice to know at least one aspect of our Armed Services is up for a fight, even if it's just with the government... 

Reform … real reformers versus RINOs

That topic no one is allowed to even name is still very much livewire, even moreso now, it will still have plod at your door in numbers should you even attempt to type the word online.  DEI’s now fine to name, even the word England, pronouns are ok … but not the word starting imm, let alone inv and as for Isl or Mus … that’s right out … protected species, aren’t they?

Why?

To the resolution of the issue:

TWO British problems that no one, not even Sir Keir Starmer, is any longer pretending they cannot see, are uncontrolled mass immigration and the absence of a party with an effective policy to deal with it. Last year’s record net migration figure of 906,000 sent Sir Keir scuttling for his lectern. Yet first Brexit and now this July’s strong showing for Reform UK at the General Election were the result of people wanting immigration dealt with and Britain restored to a country they are happy with.

Obviously, the Rupert branch of Reform (the majority who voted Reform) will be wanting things done and if he somehow becomes PM, something might be done, a la the Donald … but then there’s the Reform in name only branch (RINO), led by Farage and Tice … mostly wet, like the Tory woke wets, Tory-lite … making a lot of noise every time it’s looking a bit iffy but then they’d just let it slide again.

With those two branches … real reform vs RINO photo op and soundbite or tweet … just how will Reform take power?  And even if they do, by some miracle … who will lead the charge to get things done?

What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Transgender police officers can strip-search women under new guidance. The British Transport Police policy allows recently transitioned officers to intimately search women if they have been issued a gender recognition certificate.

Oh, a bit of paper. Well, that'll make sure they aren't simply predatory perverts looking to capitalise on the power it gives them, won't it?

A trans police officer in Germany has been accused of drugging and abusing two colleagues with a penis pump after partying in a Berlin nightclub famed for its hardcore sex parties. Judy S., 27, has been suspended since allegations emerged that she took two men home to her apartment to take drugs and have sex before assaulting them earlier this month. The men reported having sustained serious injuries from the incident, including to their genitals.

Oh... 

Bit Late To The Party, MSM?

I mean, he's been in and out of your pages for years, and this is a sudden revelation? I wonder what could have prompted this Damascan turnabout?

Another day, another egotistical meathead who thinks he has what it takes to run a country. Retired MMA star Connor McGregor was poised to make a UFC comeback but has canceled those plans to instead run for president of Ireland in 2025.

Ah. Now it all becomes clear. And this makes it even clearer: 

“Ireland, we are at war,” McGregor posted the night before the riots. As rioters descended on Dublin following rumors that a knife attack that left three children hospitalized was committed by an immigrant of Arab descent, McGregor continued to stoke tensions, asserting that “we are not backing down, we are only warming up. We are not losing any more of our women and children to sick and twisted people who should not even be in Ireland in the first place.” In a separate post, he added: “You reap what you sow.”

And the MSM, who's darling you once were, will ensure no-one with the wrong political opinions gets a foot on the ladder. 

It’s right there in front of us … for those who have eyes to see

Been awhile since I posted the same post in various places at the same time … here goes …

Oh and just a reminder:

Ridding ourselves of this “Chucky”

This is the official way to start with:

Yes, that was posted in connection to Haigh but I’m sure the thought was in many a person’s mind how to apply it to Two-Tier and his whole horror govt.

Don't Drink The Bloody Milk

 

I got one thing wrong in this video. The Bovaer garbage is Injected into the cow, it is not consumed by the animal.

How Are You Going To Keep Them On The Farm…?

...when they've seen the lights of gay Paree?

Staff have resigned at Starling Bank after its new chief executive demanded thousands of workers attend its offices more frequently, despite lacking enough space to host them. In his first major policy change since taking over from the UK digital bank’s founder, Anne Boden, in March, Raman Bhatia has ordered all hybrid staff – many of whom were in the office only one or two days a week, or on an ad-hoc basis – to travel to work for a minimum of 10 days each month. But the bank, which operates online only, admitted that some of its offices would not be equipped to handle the influx.

Ha ha ha ha ha! What a clown!  

“We are aware that in some office locations we may not be able to accommodate 10 office working days per month for everyone right now. We are considering ways in which we can create more space,” an email sent by Starling’s human resources team and seen by the Guardian said.

Perhaps they can all sit on each other's laps? I'm sure that won't freak out the HR teams!  

Starling has 3,231 staff, the vast majority of whom are in the UK with some also in Dublin. However, the Guardian understands that the bank has only about 900 desks, including 260 at its Cardiff site, 320 in its London headquarters and 155 in Southampton.

Making sre people come in to the office requires that there be room in the office, doesn't it?  

The announcement led to a flurry of complaints from staff on the company’s internal Slack messaging channels, with many highlighting the lack of desk and parking spaces, as well as disruption to their work-life balance. Some staff have already resigned over the “rushed” announcement, while others have threatened to do so. One staffer, who has handed in their notice, told the Guardian: “I’ve worked for Starling for years, and have done my job effectively while working almost entirely from home.

“Being asked without warning to take on the time, expense and life disruption of returning to the office for half of the working week is not something I can personally understand or accept, so I made the decision to resign.”

Well, there's one desk free at least!  

Bhatia said “the leadership team has been thinking for some time about how to operationalise this because we share a conviction that working in the office is important for creativity, collaboration, problem solving, performance and engagement”.

It really doesn't sound like the leadership team has been thinking at all.