A top priority of the UK government was bringing this guy into their country. We need to stop pretending that the destruction of Britain is due to incompetence or even ideological blindness. It is intentional. https://t.co/1AuE1G8h17 pic.twitter.com/2zMs14uJex
— Hunter Ash (@ArtemisConsort) December 27, 2025
The BBC speaks for the PM. pic.twitter.com/Xw1vdXGhzt
— Elena de la Quintaine (@EdelaQuintaine) December 28, 2025
It’s not a PR disaster. The point of it is to demoralise and anger the wider population, and to remind them of the power of the state, and how the state needs pay them no notice. It’s a power play, but one that carries real risk if the regime overplays its hand. https://t.co/ZBwBetFqrI
— The City Dissident (@EC2man) December 28, 2025
Library of Libraries 
The immediate aim is despondency, then extant personal danger, then civil war, then gradual extermination of the remnant. And nobody knows how to stop them.
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Start by not being despondent – they’ll fuck up; they can’t help themselves…
These people are fuck ups and system dependent, which is literally collapsing under the weight of its own corruption.
Remember…
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Such wisdom, Roobs. Plus one more thing. The robbed Gen Zee are a different animal to us … I have a few friends from there and they’re not impressed … even Millennials are seen as loony dinosaurs. Nick Shirley is an example … Trump was getting that direct from a Gen Zee, looking to his generation’s future.
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If Media had gone with ‘Homelander’, the given name by Strauss & Howe for that generation in ‘The Fourth Turning’ book, but instead insisted on calling them ‘Gen Z’. Big mistake…
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Well, there it is!
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A wise man – Leggy – told me that the key to winning Risk is to keep Egypt…
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Tom Luongo knows…
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Another Gen Z journalist…
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