>>23602949

tyb

Anon has to correct himself

yesterday posted a video of a whistleblower who came forward from the london met office who said that under sadiq khan child sex exploitation was off the charts and he had found children in a matter of minutes.

they know it is habbening but they do not look, turn the other way or do something else under the orders of the deep state, MI5 etc.

Anon stated that crime, death and robbery including all the above was habbening in broad daylight if you knew the signs and the way to spot it, but as most people are stuck on their phones and do not want to get invovled they just ignore it,

this is the correction anon wanted to make.

anon stated that people die, are murdered or disappear and they become a statistic.

no they do not, they are not added to any stats or even logged.

we may never know if they existed as their family, frens and those who know them are ignored and it is ignored by the media.

something for the anons to be aware of, it is a different level of being the silent victims.

God receive their souls. r.i.p

o7

GEORGE GALLOWAY OPINE AND MONOLOGUE

Note: some interesting points highlighted by galloway, anon thinks there are probably some things that need attention, anon still thinks it was to do with the midterms but of course any number of usual suspects could be responsible but it was the clowns.

runtime 19 mins 14 mins.

Charlie Kirk, the troublesome priest

https://youtu.be/O_koGTh6T5c

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14 Sept 2025 #MOATS #CharlieKirk #Israel

You don't get to say it's antismitic to question whether Israel had a hand in the assssination. Kirk, like Tucker Carlson, was turning away from Israel and Zionism

NIGEL FARAGE LIVE MEOW

Nigel Farage is making an announcement LIVE from London. 🚨

https://youtu.be/ehdvUSTKoFs

>>23603470

Farage: I am delighted to announce our new minster for prepare for government is Danny kruger.

Danny Kruger; The conservative party is over.

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Danny Kruger MP

Danny Kruger is a Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) for East Wiltshire, having been first elected in 2019.

He is the son of Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith and has been a vocal opponent of assisted dying legislation.

Kruger has been involved in various political activities, including serving as co-chairman of the New Conservatives, a right-wing faction within the Conservative Party, and previously working as David Cameron’s chief speechwriter.

He has also been a political secretary to Boris Johnson.

Kruger is currently under investigation by the parliamentary standards watchdog for potential breaches related to the funding of the all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on dying well, which he chaired from 2021 until early 2025.

The investigation concerns alleged failures to promptly register donations totaling £55,801 from three Christian pressure groups linked to the evangelical right, including Care Not Killing, which provided £22,500 that was not registered until January 2024, a delay of 564 days.

The watchdog's inquiry focuses on the registration of interests and the publication of income and expenditure statements by the APPG.

Kruger, who is no longer the chair, has not commented publicly on the allegations, as is standard for MPs under investigation.

In the House of Commons, Kruger has consistently voted against the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which aims to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales who have mental capacity and are expected to die within six months.

On 26 February 2025, he voted in favour of the bill during its fifteenth sitting, making him one of only two Conservative MPs to do so against the party majority.

However, on 12 March 2025, he voted against the bill during its twenty-third sitting, aligning with the majority of his party.

Kruger has expressed concern about the rising popularity of Reform UK, a right-wing party, which he believes is eroding Conservative support, particularly among male voters.

He has acknowledged that Reform UK’s criticisms of the Conservative Party are "mostly valid" but rejected the idea of cooperation, calling Reform a "destructive force" that seeks to replace the Conservatives.

In the 2024 general election, Kruger won with 35.7% of the vote, a decrease of 30.2 percentage points from his previous result, while Labour’s Rob Newman came second with 25.7%.

>>23603476

notice that leo a.i is straight away on the attack

on danny kruger.

beware of baised a.i info.

>>23603498

interdasting press conference.

serious people for a serious subject.

>>23603539

ARCHIVE LINK BELOW AND FULL ARTICLE

Conrad Black: I was with Trump when Charlie Kirk died. He grieved like a leader

The president had no thoughts except charity for the bereaved and concern for the country

Author of the article:By Conrad Black

Published Sep 14, 2025

5 minute read

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https://archive.ph/sWZeN

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/conrad-black-i-was-with-trump-when-charlie-kirk-died-he-grieved-like-a-leader

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In an astounding coincidence, as the news arrived that Charlie Kirk, founder and head of the enlightened traditionalist movement Turning Point USA, had been assassinated, I was sitting in the Oval Office of the White House across the Resolute Desk from the President of the United States. Although I have known him for more than 25 years and have generally been in touch with him throughout that period, I had not seen him in person for some years. I have written approximately two million words about him, almost all of it reasonably or unambiguously favourable, though not uncritically so, mainly on U.S. Internet sites, as well as a book that was appreciative of him though no hagiography, (A President Like no Other).

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I had developed a few ideas about a couple of his programs, in emails and by telephone, and he suggested I visit him. Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025 was the day. As I was arriving at the White House visitors’ entrance I saw on my mobile phone that Charlie Kirk had been wounded in an assassination attempt. I did not really know him and was only generally conversant with his Turning Point movement and from the initial wording of the bulletin I hopefully assumed that he would recover. There was no sign of alarm as I sat in the outer anteroom with a number of distinguished fellow visitors including a prominent senator and the well-known economist Arthur Laffer, whom I had not seen in thirty years. A few friends in the administration came and went and we exchanged greetings and the time passed pleasantly.

The outer anteroom for the Oval Office is rectangular and has doors on three walls and in the middle of what I assume was a typical weekday afternoon, an astonishing number of people were constantly coming and going through all three doors, one the entrance and the other two into parallel inner anterooms to the Oval Office. The ambience is one of constant and purposeful activity in a shared and good-spirited cause. Occasionally, it happened that successive doors were simultaneously ajar, and the familiar voice of the chief occupant would be heard, good-humoured but authoritative. A pleasing aesthetic aspect, as usual in Trump matters, is the presence of very capable and attractive youngish ladies on the presidential staff.

>>23603546

Although I had been a number of times to the White House before, it was in groups and in reception rooms. Here it was possible to see how the private office functioned and it was clear the president’s staff is devoted to him personally and that he, unlike some holders of great offices that I have known, is unfailingly polite to staff. In this he reminded me of Margaret Thatcher, who frequently beat up her cabinet ministers because she thought they could and should defend themselves if they were any good, (and if they weren’t she sacked them), but never forgetting her own modest socioeconomic beginnings, she was unfailingly courteous to people in lesser positions.

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After about an hour I was invited to leapfrog the crowded intermediate waiting room and was cordially greeted by my eminent host. He was looking trim, fit, and completely undaunted by the requirements of his position. In my observations, going back to the Eisenhower years, U.S. presidents either enjoy their position and get on top of it or are worn down by it and the presidency imposes itself upon them. Donald Trump is distinctly in the first category. We were briefly joined by Art Laffer who wanted a photograph taken of himself with the president in front of the painting of President Reagan to the right of the president’s desk. After a few pleasantries and reflections Laffer departed and the president said that Charlie Kirk had died.

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I condoled with him and when he indicated that it would be appropriate, I started into my reasons for being there. He listened intently and made a few comments and we were shortly joined by the vice president, J.D. Vance, known even by me to be a close friend Charlie Kirk. He was reporting on the initial results of the investigation. My offer to excuse myself was declined and there followed a surrealistic and unforgettable scene: the president and vice president lamented their deceased friend and I was likely almost as improbable a third party as could be found to participate in such an exchange. In the circumstances, I only commented when my opinion was asked.

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Especially in the light of ungenerous imputations of motives to both men in their public remarks in ensuing days. I would be remiss not to emphasize that neither the president nor the vice president expressed any sentiment except sorrow at the death of their friend and sympathy for his wife and family and close associates, and calm, deep concern at the extent of violence in the country. There was not a vengeful or partisan word or even an ill-tempered one. Both men were absolutely exemplary and in fact somewhat inspiring in their sole preoccupation with the horribly premature and violent death of a talented friend and supporter, and their shared concern at the frequency of recourse to political violence in America and much of the western world.

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The only reference to the immediate political implications of this tragic event was by me when I said that this was such a ghastly episode it might have a salutary effect in sobering public discourse and discouraging violence. This elicited a noncommittal response. All Americans, whatever their political leanings, should be reassured that the two holders of the national offices of the United States, in a poignant hour of great sacrifice and sadness, had no thoughts except charity for the bereaved and concern for the country. It was my sad privilege to be a witness to this and the completely spontaneous tastefullness and generosity of the thoughts of the president and vice president did not reduce but somewhat ameliorated the deep sadness of the occasion.

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The vice president departed, the president invited me to finish what I’d come to say which I did with uncharacteristic economy of words and got up to leave. He said he had then to telephone Mrs. Kirk. I was staying near the White House and walked back, reflecting on the fortuitously fine qualities of America’s leaders, whatever controversies they may arouse on other grounds. And for the 31-year-old Charlie Kirk, whom I knew to be a committed and patriotic Christian, I could only wish him eternal rest with the Prince of Peace as he reposes in the honoured memory of the great nation for which he made the highest and noblest sacrifice.

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New York Sun

>>23603550

yw

anon knows of conrad black.

he was stitched up by the deep state with a mexican hotel maid.

he is a honourable man and a good fren of mark steyn who anon has great respect for.

he is still out there fighting for those who do not have a voice including covid injured.

he is very unwell and going through lawfare in the u.k

anon may not agree with everything people say or their opinion, (sometimes that changes as they get the truth). but if their heart is in the right place and they believe in the true God and Jesus,

they cannot go wrong.

>>23603607

758 - DJT IS IN LONDON ON THE 17TH SEPT - 249 YEARS LATER

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Feb 14, 2018 7:01:01 PM EST

Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 000000 No. 91

SEPT 7, 1776.

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Events on September 17 1776

On September 17, 1776, the Presidio of San Francisco was founded in New Spain.

This event occurred during the American Revolutionary War, a period when the Thirteen Colonies were actively fighting for independence from Great Britain. The Declaration of Independence had been adopted on July 4, 1776, formally severing political ties with Britain, and the Continental Congress had already renamed the new nation the "United States of America" on September 9, 1776.

The year 1776 marked a pivotal moment in American history, establishing the foundation for the United States as a sovereign nation, although the war for independence continued until 1783.

KASH PATEL ON FOX THIS MORNING - WE HAVE DNA EVIDENCE ON THE SCREW DRIVER AND THE GUN FOUND IN THE BLANKET AND THEY MATCH

Note: kash interview this morning with fox, he sounds like he is doing a great job and being transparent with the public.

runtime: 15 mins 58 secs

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NEW: Kash Patel reveals 'SHOCKING' evidence from Kirk assassination investigation

https://youtu.be/Ku04krI7HKA