1. There appears to be some resistance at street level against the proposed digital ID Comrade Starmer wants to impose on the people of Great Britain. All of course, except the people it is supposed to stop from working. None of it makes any sense. Which is how we can know it is dialectic in nature.
The state brings in, feeds, and houses an enormous number of unvetted and non-miscible migrants.
The state gives them far more rights under law, even to the extent that they seem to be mostly immune from the law altogether.
Migrants are often not charged for serious crimes they clearly have committed, or if charged and convicted, sentences are reduced in order to stop any kind of decoration order.
Then we are told, the British people have to accept a new draconian digital ID so that migrants won’t be able to work.
Well they aren’t working now. And it’s highly unlikely that someone who is employing an illegal and didn’t ask them for regular ID also won’t ask them for digital ID.
But everything the indigenous British people do, can now be tracked with ear more certainty.
The Dutch appear to have had enough of the migrants deracinating their culture as well. I guess mass protests are a good start. But the cost benefit for the controllers has to change before policy does.
2. I really do not know much about Russian culture. But if I was in Russia, and if I had a negative thought about Putin, I would be inclined to stay away from any windows. Is “Defenestrate” A Russian word does anyone know?
Publisher of famous Soviet newspaper Pravda falls to his death from a seventh-floor window
Russian police are investigating the death of the latest prominent figure to fall to his death from a window.
The secretive head of Pravda publishing house, Vyacheslav Leontyev, 87, plunged 70ft from his home in western Moscow.
He was in charge of the famous Soviet newspaper Pravda – or Truth – the main organ of the ruling Communist Party, and continued in the role long after the collapse of the USSR in 1991.
Leontyev was seen as knowledgeable about the secret fortune of the party.
The veteran publisher died on Saturday evening and police are probing whether it was an accident, suicide or foul play.
Exiled journalist Andrey Malgin posted on the ‘strange death’, saying: ‘The window falls continue….
‘Leontyev, fell from a window. He was found near his home on Molodogvardeyskaya Street, where he lived.’
Suggesting he could have been secretly wealthy, Malgin – who knew him – wrote: ‘He gave the impression of a sort of underground millionaire….
3. A note to all the people who think that more hate speech laws will solve the problems created by the exact same people and groups who created by the people drafting, implementing and adjudicating the present hate speech laws and the future ones.
This guy is not being charged. And if he is, the THOUSANDS of Muslims who say the same thing every day in mosques across the West and have been for what, 1400 years, will not be.
4. Apparently, Hamas explains they will not disarm. President Trump has a few words to say about that.
“THEY WILL DISARM”. Three words.
5. This is a strange one.
There are always more than 2 options for anything. But for this we can only visualize two at the moment.
A. The Russians provide authentic documents showing that they were behind the assassination of JFK. They apologize, say that was then, this is now and shake and be friends.
B. A disinformation campaign meant to further divide the Trump supporters by laying the blame on a Trump ally. The Russians are very good at this. They have already divided the right subsequent to 2020 very well after a movement formed, MAGA for lack of a better term, to reinstitute and revitalize a Republic in the US, as well as other Western states like Canada. In other words, it feels a little like this representative is being played.
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People still think protesting works when it goes against what the elites want? Normies really are stupid.
Inclined to agree.
About the recenr wave of protests in the Netherlands, it started in the Hague. Hooligans from all over the country showed up at “Els-fest”, a meeting of followers of a right-wing influencer who calls herself “Els Rechts”. The hooligans, about 1500, took it over and started a riot. They attacked police and the HQ of progressive political party D’66:
https://nltimes.nl/2025/09/22/six-minors-custody-hague-riots-political-violence-hooligans-d66-leader
The direct cause was the murder of a 17 year old girl by an asylum seeker, allegedly from Nigeria.
https://nltimes.nl/2025/09/19/first-hearing-set-case-teen-lisas-murder-amsterdam-court-confirms
Of course there has been unrest for a long time, especially since the introduction of the “spreading law”, which obliges cities to take quota of asylum seekers.
Late-Night Killing of a Teenage Girl on a Bicycle Unnerves Amsterdam
A 17-year-old was stabbed to death as she rode home after a night out. Her killing has shaken a city where cycling safely at any hour is taken for granted.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/27/world/europe/amsterdam-murder-lisa.html
A night out in Amsterdam this week looked as you would expect it to: lines of young people in fashionable outfits waiting to enter clubs, the sounds of clinking glasses and thumping music inside.
But under the surface, the mood in the city has shifted — especially among young women — since a man stabbed to death a 17-year-old girl who was cycling home after such a night out last week.
The crime has shaken Amsterdam, where the ability to bike safely at any hour is often taken for granted. On Tuesday, a week after the killing, landmarks and nightclubs in the city were bathed in orange lights to raise awareness and to remember the victim, whom Dutch authorities have identified only by her first name, Lisa. (The United Nations uses orange in a campaign condemning violence against women.)
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The authorities have arrested a 22-year-old man over Lisa’s murder, but have not released his identity. He was in the Netherlands as an asylum seeker, prosecutors said, a fact that has reinvigorated calls from far-right politicians, including the populist leader Geert Wilders, for tighter immigration policies.
The authorities said they believed that the same man had hit and sexually assaulted a woman on a waterfront in Amsterdam five days earlier.
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“This is every woman’s and every parent’s biggest fear,” Amsterdam’s mayor, Femke Halsema, said at a news conference with police officials last week. “The safety of women and girls is not self-evident, and that’s a disgrace to our society.”
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“She really did everything right,” Nienke ’s Gravemade, a writer and actor, said of Lisa in a phone interview. She lamented that many conversations about the girl’s killing still asked why Lisa had gone home alone, in effect casting part of the blame on her.
Ms. ’s Gravemade acknowledged that had been one of her first thoughts, too — much to her own anger.
“Where do we get off as a society to continue to make women and girls accomplices to their own disasters, their own trauma, their own death?” she wrote in a widely shared column in the newspaper Het Parool. “I’m claiming the night. I’m claiming the streets.”
Item 2.
You have managed to develop a critical attitude towards the Western world but you blindly consume all of the anti-Russian propaganda that has been fed to you throughout your entire lifetime. I could argue with you endlessly about Russia and provide you with alternative sources of information, but unfortunately that never seems to work; a lifetime of brainwashing is very hard to overcome. My only hope is that you, and any other intelligent person living in the West will some day have a chance to visit Russia. If you do, your concept of reality will shift very dramatically. Given all of the efforts by the West to start a military conflict with Russia, the stakes around how people in the West understand Russia are very high.
First, sorry about the seeming censorship. Something I virtually never do, unless someone is being duplicitous, deceptive or really deliberately offensive.
The fact is, this site automatically holds posts from new people till I manually approve them. Usually I get to them fast, but I have been very busy with other sites I work for, as well as out filming events. So I didn’t get to approve this one as quickly as I like.
To your point:
I am not anti-Russian. I have a lot of great things to say about Putin and the Russian people especially. Not to mention Russian literature and arts.
But I am pro reality.
This site has in fact published speeches of Putin’s that were censored elsewhere. We translated and subtitled speeches where he praised Western Civ, Shakespeare and classical thought and lamented that Political Correctness (Communist dialectics) are threatening their very existence.
On the flip side, those dialectics were invented by Marx, Lenin, Mao, Stalin et al.
And his right hand man, Alexander Dugin, is still doing it and dividing the Western right to ineffectiveness.
The great game is a thing. It is extremely difficult to talk about it without judgemental language and without people assuming judgement when speaking about any component of it. The fact that Putin looks after Russian interests is fantastic. It is why I love Trump. He looks after American interests. It is why I hold most other ‘Western’ leaders in contempt. Because they are trying to destroy anything Western about Western countries.
Russia is making it a lot harder to save ourselves. But the, the West and NATO did a great deal of really really shi**y things to Russia since the wall fell. Russia responds with the tool set they have. Which is a lot more effective and a lot softer than the blunt force the West often uses.
Thanks for your comment. And especially even for reading and considering the points of view expressed on this site. It is a rarefied group here, because we really try hard to not be trapped in the narrative-allowable counter-narrative space.
As Viktor Orban said, a man and leader I really do admire a lot, and paraphrasing, leaders do not have the luxury of thinking in terms of right and wrong, but in terms of doing what must be done.
I try and think of Putin and other leaders that way.
And for that matter, I’m pretty sure I would rather stand next to an open window next to Putin than threaten the interests of either of the Clintons.
So you censored my comment related to Item 2 above? Is that the case?