Defend Europe.

Not the sort of show I'd normally choose, but I was looking for something on the fly whilst cooking. Some interesting elements.

https://rumble.com/v731ez0-nick-griffin.html

LOL!!!

I'm in two minds on this. Politically, I'm opposed. Parentally, I support. Yes, parents should have final say, but there's often a split in households. It's very negative for their intellectual pursuits.

https://archive.ph/bW0VB

Jack Hughes selects interesting books to summarise

https://x.com/i/status/2001811979749536059

https://nitter.net/threejacques/status/2001811979749536059

For the single ladies who follow our page. I think the fishing tackle one is a winner.

Kudos to this man, he clearly has a lot of time on his hands.

I suppose the only mild equivalent to this here are the Bruderhof (about four children)

'The darkest hour is just before dawn. The West will prevail'.

Father Christmas is ‘too white’ https://archive.ph/zdGqD#selection-22

British Democrats Chairman, Dr Jim Lewthwaite, gave a short speech at the Traditional Britain Group Christmas event in London

https://youtu.be/q74CV5xnNqY

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So "...Prof. Alice Roberts .....‘What you really fear isn't extremism – it's resistance. Resistance to your project of turning Britain into a deracinated, post-national, post-religious experiment where every identity is celebrated except the one that built the nation.’...... Let's be clear about something else: what you call "Christian nationalism" is, in Britain, nothing more than ordinary citizens asserting that their own history, faith, and culture should not be erased. That is not extremism. It is survival.

You smear fathers, mothers, pensioners and preachers on a stage in Whitehall as if they were plotting some theocratic coup. They weren't. They were saying out loud what millions feel in private – that Britain is a Christian country in heritage and law, and that this heritage should not be sneered at or dismantled by cultural engineers. To brand that conviction as "a threat to us all" tells us more about your own bias than it does about them.

The truth is this: Britain's freedom, its law, its democracy, its very sense of human dignity were all born from the Christian tradition you so casually pathologise. Habeas corpus. Trial by jury. Equality before the law. The idea that every individual has worth. None of these came from "secular humanism." They came from centuries of Christian thought, hammered into institutions by men and women of faith. To denounce that inheritance as dangerous while indulging ideologies that openly call for jihad on our streets is intellectual dishonesty of the highest order....... https://x.com/JChimirie66677/status/1969088949688942969

Can people go on LEWIS BRACKPOOL's X account and give a few words of encouragement....or at least wish him 'Merry Christmas' 🎄🎄 Thanks. 🎄🎄...... ".I’m grateful for the position I’m in. I’m genuinely optimistic that Britain’s pendulum will swing back, and I’m aware that I’m where I’m meant to be.

But if I’m honest, sometimes I struggle with being a journalist.

The hidden reality, is It’s ruined my social life and made dating almost impossible. You’re constantly worried about putting other people in awkward positions, or worse, exposing them to harm because of the hostility of the internet and the nature of this work.

Old friends stop reaching out. Even when you make the effort to plan something, the interest isn’t there anymore. Someone I’d known since I was 12 was nervous to even take a photo with me in case it affected their career. Calls stop getting returned.

It’s a huge sacrifice, one I was naïve about when I first stepped into this. I would never recommend this path to anyone lightly.

The worst part is holding information you know people need to be warned about, while also knowing that releasing it too early could harm others or compromise something bigger. It’s a constant, mind-gnawing tension, and it can wear you down completely.

I don’t have a direction with this post, just jotting down some reflective thoughts as we all wind down for Christmas....." https://x.com/Lewis_Brackpool/status/2002714374188769342

Drama at a branch of Aldi in Northampton...

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNR24sMx7/

The explanation I was looking for regarding recent talk?

"The pressures on European industry mean that the political class has to implement war keynesianism simply so that the decline stays managed."

Much to consider (and disagree with) in this highly eloquent piece.

https://www.jaccusepaper.co.uk/p/european-rearmament-and-the-age-of