TOMINEY SKEWERS REED

Labour and their media chums have really tried to drag out Nick Timothy's remarks on the Islamist takeover of Trafalgar Square, as if he had said something that would horrify the masses.  Thanks to the stunning shift to the right this country is currently undergoing, the MP is not only still on Kemi Badenoch's front bench, but he has doubled down on social media and in newspaper columns.  There has been no quivering apology or backtracking from the Shadow Justice Secretary.  Bravo, sir.

Through the rise of free speech platforms and the establishment of right-leaning broadcasters, the establishment is more exposed than ever to public ridicule.  Step forward, Steve Reed.  The Housing Secretary and London MP has heaped praise on the Muslim community in recent weeks, while calling for the head of Nick Timothy.  However, Camilla Tominey was having none of it when she spoke to Reed on her GB News show yesterday.

The poker-faced presenter delivered a series of awkward questions to Reed, who began in animated fashion as he tried to accuse Timothy of 'singling out Muslims' and being 'racist'.  Deliberately missing the point, Reed omits to mention that Timothy's now infamous X post specifically refers to the Adhan prayer, which exerts Islamic dominance over all other faiths.  Adherents of other faiths don't appear to share the desperation for mass public displays of domination, with a tiny gathering of Hindus outside Downing Street at Rishi Sunak's invitation hardly comparable.

As for that establishment buzz word to silence opponents, the accusation of 'racism' is wearing thin and when applied to Muslims is laughably inaccurate.  What 'race' are Muslims then, Mr Reed?

Tominey goes on to skewer Reed over the segregation of women at the Trafalgar Square event, before delivering a final retort about Zack Polanski running Labour's front bench.

Watch the clip below (two minute watch)

A perfectly timed attack on London's Jewish community over the weekend also drew attention to the hypocrisy of the likes of Starmer, Streeting, Reed and Polanski.  They all revelled in Iftar events recently, flooding their social media with glowing posts praising Islam.  They all support the ongoing colonisation and replacement of the native peoples of this island.

And with straight faces, they all poured their hearts out over the attack on the Jewish ambulances, which was almost certainly carried out by Islamists - either Shia or Sunni, it is not yet clear.  It's like throwing a fox into a henhouse and then decrying the fact it has slaughtered all the poultry therein.

Diversity is not strength, it is importing conflicts from around the world and destroying the very fabric of this nation.

MEME MONDAY #50

It was a busy news week, with plenty of attention given to ongoing migrant protests and the treacherous deeds of those doing their utmost to facilitate the upkeep of the invaders.  Karl produced 21 memes in total, plus two Facebook Stories.

Mon 25 Aug - 120 shares.  We understand that this may be offensive to
retarded people, but if you're still voting Labour after the last twelve
months, you must be retarded!

Mon 25 Aug - 13 shares. Cartoon by the excellent Bob Moran

Mon 25 Aug - 154 shares

Tue 26 Aug - 1,087 shares

Tue 26 Aug - 290 shares

Wed 27 Aug - 5 shares.  One person questioned the inclusion of Alex Jones,
but the truth is that while there are countless examples of right-wing indy
media in the UK, not a single one of them would be universally recognisable.
Everyone knows Big Al!
The result of the poll was as follows
GB News = 431
Talk TV = 59
Legacy media = 9
Indy media = 32

Thu 28 Aug - 85 shares

Thu 28 Aug - 125 shares. The wee lassie from Dundee who became an instant
legend. Let's just hope the authorities don't now ruin this girl's life.

Thu 28 Aug - 43 shares.  Richey saw at least one post on X after
this meme went out that demanded the cancellation of M&S for this
precise reason.  The left never cease to amaze.

Fri 29 Aug - 8 shares

Fri 29 Aug - 3 shares

Fri 29 Aug - 723 shares

Fri 29 Aug - 232 shares

Sat 30 Aug - 80 shares

Sat 30 Aug - 277 shares

Sat 30 Aug - 100 shares

Sun 31 Aug - 203 shares

Sun 31 Aug - 3 shares

Sun 31 Aug - 86 shares

Sun 31 Aug - 26 shares. Karl says this was the most time consuming meme he's
produced in a good while, particularly given the array of flags he had to compile!

Sun 31 Aug - 510 shares

Just the two Facebook Stories last week, both migrant-related...

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CHAGOS SELL-OUT

Thursday's latest sell-out by this treacherous government brought something out in our Richey that many BTLP followers have not seen before.  Palpable anger.  Having watched the news filter through all day, the inevitable signing away of a bunch of islands in the Indian Ocean hardly anyone had previously heard of, triggered a native instinct and he picked up his camera phone.  No script, no plan, just six and a half minutes from the heart, as he struggles to recover from a back injury (nothing to do with aspiring young Ukrainian 'male models' we can assure you).

Watch below (contains very strong language)

As alluded to by Richey, the native people of the Chagos Islands had no say over their sovereignty, but this is nothing new.  The Chagossians have been conquered by both the French, the British and, it can be argued, the Americans.  It was under US pressure that the British forcibly expelled the Chagossians from their homeland in 1971, in order to make way for a joint military base.  The Chagossian people have long expressed a desire to return to their homeland.

In an exceptionally poignant GB News interview, Chagossian descendent and British Army veteran Misley Mandarin lambasted Keir Starmer's sell-out of his homeland.  Presenter Martin Daubney was visibly moved as Mr Mandarin declared: "I would rather die than see my country go to Mauritius."

Watch the clip below.

If only our own natives showed as much passion and patriotism as this gentleman, perhaps our country wouldn't be in the mess that it is currently in.

BOATWATCH #10

Last week began with a flurry of boats - 19 in total - followed by a dramatic lull.  Arrivals on Monday topped 600, just as Keir Starmer was making his immigration pitch to try and see off the Reform threat.  Embarrassing timing.

We also note that the big drop off in arrivals occurred on Wednesday, the day after Patrick Christys of GB News spent a day in Calais exposing migrants awaiting their chance to join in the invasion of Britain.  Video clips of Patrick's stoic reporting went viral and a few days later it appeared that French police raided the warehouse featured in his report.  Was it just a coincidence that boat arrivals stopped within 24 hours of his report or is he correct in claiming that GB News prevented more small boat arrivals than Keir Starmer has managed in almost twelve months?

Total = 1,125 (an increase of 1,067 from the previous week).

THEY NEVER LEARN

Matt Goodwin's clash with Geoff Hoon last Friday showed up the impotency and outright absurdity of the left's renewed attempts to label Reform UK 'far right extremists'.  When the New Labour bigwig smeared Reform in this way, he also tarred hundreds of thousands of voters who had just handed the party a set of stunning election victories.  Worse still, there are millions more British voters prepared to back Reform when bigger elections come around, eminently more than are prepared to put their cross next to the party of Hoon's.

As his conservative opponent alluded to in the GB News clash, these sweeping labels never have the desired effect - quite the opposite in fact.  Prior to the EU referendum in 2016, the British people witnessed countless sneering remarks towards our collective intellect and perceived 'xenophobia'.  When the establishment lost that referendum, the insults ratcheted up even further.  Eventually this led to the 2019 election landslide for Boris Johnson, due in no small part to the fact that the sneering attitude of the bourgeois left had driven millions of Labour voters into the arms of the dreaded Conservatives.

In the age of Brexit, Trump and so-called 'populism', there are endless labels that have been attached to the masses by establishment politicians, media and 'virtuous' celebrities.  However, these can generally be summed up by three categories headed by the words: 'thick', 'far right' and 'racist'.  With Reform now posing a serious threat to the two party state, we can expect to see more of the same.

Watch Matt Goodwin tear Geoff Hoon a new one below...

If the Uniparty system is to collapse at the next general election, it will aid and abet its own downfall by resorting to the sort of extreme name-calling that the Democrats hit the Trump campaign with - just before he demolished Harris and her party with a stunning trifecta victory.  It turned out that Americans, just us we British, do not appreciate being told that our legitimate concerns somehow align with those of a 1930s German political movement.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 26.11.22

This week Neil directly addresses the concerns of people who have personally taken the time to write to him, expressing their fear for what the future holds.  It's not they who ought to be afraid, says our libertarian hero, but rather the very establishment who are instigating such fear in the first place.  As it has always been the case, the people are many and the politicians are few: "We the people, the sovereign people of this country, don't just hold the power - we are the power".

Neil imagines the possibilities if we acted as one to disarm the system, but sadly it is but a pipe dream.  Too many are distracted by sport and TV, Australian 'jungle' capers and the World Cup, while others are only too happy to allow the state to dictate their lives as they scorn free thinkers on the right.

The middle section of this monologue is like a checklist of concerns for Brits who voted Conservative in 2019, but who got nothing conservative in return.  Uncontrolled immigration, rampant crime, grooming gangs, waiting lists - the writing is on the wall for a hapless Tory party whose backbenchers are beginning to stand down well in advance of the next general election.

The final third of Neil's monologue uses the examples of two British historical figures to ram home his point of collective power.  It almost sounds like a socialist call to action and indeed the first of his historical examples is the 1920s Labour activist Mary Barbour, but those were the days when Labour were the working class - rather than the middle class university educated globalist career politicians of today.  And we must never forget that the globalist in chief Klaus Schwab is the one with a bust of Vladimir Lenin in his office.

Neil's closing remarks include the legend: "If we continue to comply, we build our own prison around ourselves".  It's imperative that people on the right understand what this means, because sadly there are still people who swallow the establishment narrative all too easily.

Click below for the full eleven minutes and ten seconds.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 19.11.22

The betrayal of Britain by our leaders is the theme for this week's monologue, in a similar vein to last week's excellent piece.  The net zero scam climate scam is first up in Neil's line of attack, followed by the disastrous Covid mandates which combined with the former are clearly aimed at reducing the world's population.  Thousands of Brits continue to drop dead inexplicably, week in and week out - while the mass media says nothing and politicians to push the clot shots.

Crypto scams, Ukraine money laundering, Bill Gates' land grab and the invasion on our southern shores are all touched upon by Mr Oliver.  Globalist plots affect us all and the destruction of the British nation and her people is summed up in this sentence: "The powers that be are intent on breaking the morale and spirit of the British, transforming us into a compliant, dependent, unquestioning herd - ready to accept whatever indignity is foisted upon us next".

What follows is a demolition of the dastardly CCP-adoring Jeremy Hunt.  What will it take for our countrymen and women to wake up to the unspeakable and very deliberate evils being committed upon them?

Click below for the full nine and a half minutes.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 12.11.22

"Does Britain exist?" is Neil Oliver's opening line in his latest GB News monologue.  He proceeds to elaborate on the question of our nationhood, from the lack of a southern border to the redistribution of taxpayers' money around the world.  He discusses the net zero climate scam and Rishi Sunak's recent commitment to triple funding up to the tune of £11.6 billion to countries around the world 'affected by climate change'.  Then there are the billions more being sent to Ukraine, a far-off conflict that serves no direct British interest.  Meanwhile, our own people are told to pay yet more taxes, while they struggle to heat their homes and go hungry this winter.

Neil's anger is palpable: "Our leaders look us in the eye and steal from us."  This begs a further question, as to why the British people are not similarly outraged by the theft of their hard earned money.  Neil argues that those of our fellow citizens who are angry and awake to the many scams perpetrated on them, deserve our loyalty much more than leaders who clearly despise every one of us.

This is an outstanding monologue, click below for the full 11 and a half minutes.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 05.11.22

Neil sets the scene for his latest GB News monologue by venturing back to 1984 and the beginning of Bob Geldof's musical crusade to 'feed the world'.  He quotes the Indian philosopher Amartya Sen who noted that hungry mouths don't get that way by simply a shortage of food, but by design.  In other words, they were prevented from accessing food.  The process is currently under way right now across the West and could potentially achieve worldwide starvation on a scale never before seen.  This current process is known by many names, but is perhaps most commonly referred to as 'net zero'.

Greta Thunberg's recent speech, in which she called for the overthrow of the West's 'oppressive and racist capitalism system', revealed the driving force behind the green agenda.  It's communism.  The bust of Lenin in Klaus Schwab's study is another reminder that the failed doctrine of Marx and Engels inspires the tyrants who seek to enslave humanity - what is left of it after the big cull, that is.

In this latest masterpiece, Neil also tackles one of the prophets of 'climate change' catastrophe - one Al Gore.  The twice failed presidential candidate made millions of dollars off the back of peddling tales of imminent disaster, but 16 years on no such environmental disaster has been forthcoming.  How odd that no mass media outlet has taken him to task over his failure, but that wouldn't fit the narrative.  Disaster is imminent - yet again - only this time there will be a co-ordinated power grab, mass depopulation and enslavement of the human race in the name of it.

There's food aplenty and enough energy to go around, but the masses it seems are going to be simultaneously denied of both.  This is an excellent piece to camera - click below for the full 11 minutes and 24 seconds...

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 29.10.22

In this week's monologue Neil condemns those who instigated the crises we face.  There is a circular motion to the economic disaster, which was caused initially by lockdowns and excessive money printing and yet the response to the consequences has been to print more money.  The phenomenon  was explained to perfection by Liam Halligan in his stand-in monologue three weeks ago.

It's not Covid's fault, or Putin's or 'climate change'.  It is the fault of our own politicians - including our latest PM, who aided and abetted Boris Johnson with the destructive nanny state that will cost British people for decades to come.

We must never forget what was done and we live in hope that one day justice will be served on those responsible.

Click below for Neil's full ten a half minute monologue.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 22.10.22

Our libertarian hero returns to the studio after a three week absence and begins with a quote from boxing legend Mike Tyson: "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth".  He follows up with several more quotes and phrases before the narrative begins in earnest with a look back to the 2016 referendum.  The smug expectations of David Cameron and the establishment were demolished overnight and political chaos ensued for three years as the elites strove to reverse the result.

We are now looking at our fourth PM in six years, although it may turn out to be the same one Tory MPs ousted three months ago.  It's a clown show and pretty irrelevant as Mr Oliver proceeds to tell us.  The real power lies elsewhere and May, Johnson and Truss are merely puppets.  He progresses with gusto, slamming the persistent 'anti-human' agenda of deadly vaccines and net zero.

At almost eleven minutes, this is one of Neil's longest GB News monologues and he appears rushed at times, as if to squeeze in every news story he's missed over the last few weeks.  Not his best by a long shot, but still infinitely more enlightening than anything Peston or Kuenssberg could deliver...

EMILY CARVER'S MONOLOGUE 15.10.22

Emily Carver fills in for the holidaying Neil Oliver this time.  Her monologue covers the clown show that is the current UK government, describing the 80 seat Tory majority 'a missed opportunity'.  Amen to that.

Much of the woe beset by the government has been driven by mass media, says Emily, which in turn gave impetus to those seeking to divide from within.  Hence, the downfall of Johnson, and the same will happen to Truss: "Like a pack of hyenas, lobby journalists and the mainstream media smell blood, and they'll make every day a living Hell for the lame duck Prime Minister."

Starmer is now a shoo-in at the next election, an unbelievable proposition just twelve months ago when the Conservatives were still ahead in the polls.

Emily's monologue is brief at less than three minutes, click below for the full video.

LIAM HALLIGAN'S MONOLOGUE 08.10.22

Liam Halligan stands in for Neil Oliver this week.  Liam is the economic and business editor at GB News, so no great surprise to find that his monologue deals with the current state of the UK economy.  He begins with a rebuke of Liz Truss, who he describes as 'tin-eared' rather than 'iron lady'.  He then goes back to  the 2008 crash and delves into the phenomenon of quantitative easing, a reactionary money-printing tactic used by banks to supposedly stimulate economic growth.  However, it has potentially catastrophic consequences, hence the cost of lockdown crisis we are currently in and the colossal transfer of wealth during the pandemic.

Coming from an economic commentator with a shrewd head on his shoulders, this is perhaps one of the finer explanations as to why inflation and interest rates continue on their upward trajectory.  Contrary to the nonsense broadcast on the BBC, Sky and ITV, it has nothing to do with Russia and Ukraine!

Click below for the full eight minutes and 42 seconds.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 01.10.22

Neil's latest monologue delves into the world of finance and usury.  The creation and lending of money by a handful of faceless and unaccountable bankers leads to a society under the thumb of debt and servitude to the system.  Thomas Jefferson warned of the excessive power of the banking system as far back as 1802 when he was US president: "I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies".

Oliver's monologue is not to be taken as an unadulterated attack on capitalism, for banks are a part of every established political system - including communism.  The left would have you believe that central banks are the sinister face of capitalism.  And yet the looming threat of CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) would lead to a Chinese-style social credit system - and that represents anything but capitalism.

Neil delivers his latest monologue from his home in Stirling.  Click below for the full nine minutes plus.

PAYPAL MISFIRE

If you didn't know it already, big tech censorship has been accelerating since the start of the scamdemic.  The co-ordinated ban on President Trump from social media's big three will take some beating, but there are millions of other accounts that have come under attack from the censors.  Last week the conservative commentator Toby Young revealed he had suffered an abrupt closure of three PayPal accounts linked to him.  Young received three emails, minutes apart, informing him of the closures.  His own personal account, plus those belonging to the Daily Sceptic website he runs and - most sinister and ironic of all - that of the Free Speech Union.  The only reason provided was the cryptic 'violation of PayPal's acceptable use policy'.  When Young reached out to PayPal they refused to provide a specific reason for the co-ordinated hit on his finances.

Of course the unspoken reason for PayPal's decision is patently obvious.  Young has been highly critical of Covid policies and vaccines, particularly through his Daily Sceptic website.  The Free Speech Union also mounted a legal challenge to Ofcom's sinister Covid guidelines.  Big tech does not like groups or individuals who question the establishment narrative.  Just prior to the Young closures, PayPal closed down the account of another Covid-critical group - UsForThem - who advocate against school closures and face masks in class.

Unfortunately for PayPal, the Toby Young exercise backfired on them.

After Young went public with the news there was a huge backlash.  Tory MPs such as David Davis and Graham Brady denounced the move, the hashtag #boycottpaypal trended on Twitter and other famous faces joined the fray, publicly closing their accounts.  Mainstream comic Jack Dee risked the wrath of his peers by speaking out.

Dee even hit back against a leftist troll who voiced support for PayPal's despicable actions.

PayPal may be a huge faceless multinational entity, but they had clearly noticed that all was not well in the United Kingdom.  Two days ago they not only relented and reinstalled Young's accounts - but they apologised.  Proof, if any was needed, that people power works.

The whole sorry exercise had cost PayPal custom and money, drawn adverse publicity and will become one of many driving factors in the creation of competitors such as Gab Pay.

Toby Young discusses the fall-out with Mark Steyn of GB News (watch clip below).

You can help defeat big tech censorship by joining social media networks that champion free speech, such as Gab and GETTR.  Be sure to look us up when you're there!

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 24.09.22

This week Neil critiques the bullying tactics of the establishment, led by its attack dogs in the mainstream media.  Whether you raise questions about mass immigration and grooming gangs (you're a racist), climate change (you're a denier), Covid vaccines (you're an anti-vaxxer) or Ukraine (you're a Putin supporter) - there is always a label in place to whip up the masses, ridicule dissent and maintain the narrative.

Neil explores the dangerous realities behind the fairytale myths of 'multi-culturalism'.  He talks Sweden, its migrant ghettos and mass bombings.  But again, those who question the insane migration policies of Europe and the US are shouted down as 'racists' by a woke establishment who will never experience first-hand the results of the demographic disaster they have imposed on the rest of us.

Neil experiences an autocue meltdown early on in this latest monologue, proving that he is only human.  Click below to watch his full ten minute piece to camera.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 17.09.22

Neil sets the scene for his latest monologue in 1965 as the body of Winston Churchill lies in state.  He draws a parallel with the exceptionally long queues of people currently waiting to pay their respects to Her Majesty the Queen.  "Over and over again the silent majority - whoever they are, wherever they are - seem to defy expectations, much to the annoyance and frustration of those who wish they would simply disappear," he muses.

The silent majority, the loss of the Queen and British identity are the main focus of his talk.  Click below for the full piece.

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 10.09.22

In a much shorter monologue than usual (five and a half minutes), Neil discusses the passing of Her Majesty the Queen.  She was a 'constant in a landscape ever changing' he says, and how the world has changed since 1952.  He puts the longevity of her reign into perspective by pointing out that her first Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, was born in 1874 when Queen Victoria was on the throne.

The monologue is interspersed with scenes from Her Majesty's reign.  Click below for the full piece...

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 03.09.22

Neil's latest verbal assault on the global elite kicks off with a call to 'stand up for humanity', referencing the push for depopulation espoused by unelected tyrants such as Bill Gates.  Millions of children are growing up around the world terrified of the future because of 'relentless anti-human propaganda dressed up as green politics' that make them feel guilty just for existing.  Hear, hear Mr Oliver.

This is a brutal twelve and a half minute take down of the net zero nightmare that will, inevitably, lead to a dramatic reduction in living standards - not to mention civil unrest.  And it's coming sooner than many may think...

NEIL OLIVER'S MONOLOGUE 27.08.22

Neil begins his latest monologue with a swipe at Rishi Sunak's claims that he was opposed to the lockdowns all along: "What absolute twaddle".  Now that the truth about disastrous Covid policies is beginning to leak out, those who were ridiculed and labelled 'Covidiots' and 'anti-vaxxers' are about to be vindicated.

The next crisis to befall our nations - spiralling inflation - comes not as a result of Russian tanks entering Ukraine, but from years of climate policies that any sane person could see would end in the reduced living standards we see today.  Of course all that money printed during the lockdowns didn't help much, either.

Click below for the full 11 and a half minute monologue.