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At the end of this week, I am - at least on paper - $995,000.00 better off than I was seven days ago. On Tuesday the dirty stinkin' rotten corrupt US justice system reduced climate mullah Michael E Mann's seven-figure judgment against me to a lousy five grand. Readers with vague recollections of The New York Times et al reporting on the stunning million-dollar victory for "climate science" have been waiting for those publications to update their stories and amend the headlines to a stunning thousand-dollar victory for climate science. Over at Just the News, Kevin Killough has noticed the...

Mark Carney is a former Governor of the Bank of England, a former Governor of the Bank of Canada and the principal architect of the anti-Brexit panic-porn "Project Fear". It is somewhat surprising to me that he can still find gainful employment anywhere on earth. However, he is Klaus ("Vee penetrate zuh cabinets") Schwab's handpicked choice for next Prime Minister of Canada, so I am making an effort to take him seriously. On Saturday, the United States imposed twenty-five per cent tariffs on imports from Canada. So what was Carney tweeting about? Go on, take a wild guess... Let's take...

Farage on breakfast TV here speaking on a range of topics. He spoke about his controversial position on Tommy Robinson:- 'The problem with Tommy Robinson is thew way he speaks about Islam. It's like he wants to go to war with everyone and he has a long criminal record. 'We intend to win the next election and I'm running this political party and he's no asset to us' 'We will get Elon Musk's support [despite these differences]. I'm confident of that'

Conor McGregor has declared his support for jailed right-wing UK activist Tommy Robinson. The shamed UFC star was asked about Robinson who is currently serving an 18-month prison sentence for contempt of court while visiting Washington DC for the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump. A reporter said he wanted to talk to McGregor about how Ireland is “having a problem with illegal immigration, just like America (and) just like the UK”. “One of the leading voices in the UK, a guy named Tommy Robinson, who also happens to be part Irish is locked up right now (for) bringing attention not...

The world’s richest man Elon Musk is throwing his considerable financial and political weight behind UK political prisoner Tommy Robinson and has surprisingly offered to held fund Robinson’s legal costs

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with British journalist and activist Tommy Robinson. They discuss how peaceful demonstrations have been relentlessly tarred as extremist events, how the captured media and U.K. government have colluded to oppress and silence the majority population, how multiculturalism has not failed but activist communities have, the slew of controversies levied against Tommy — and why he keeps fighting for the truth. ..... Chapters - (0:00) Coming up (0:41) Intro (3:27) YouTube shadow-banned and demonetized our first interview with Tommy (6:45) Peaceful demonstrations tarred as an extremist movement (11:33) Detained by corrupt police, Tommy’s film: “Silenced”...

Labour’s approval rating has slumped to its lowest ever level in a grim start to the New Year for Keir Starmer. The YouGov survey showed that 63% of voters now disapprove of the government’s performance, compared to just 16% who approve. That gives an overall approval rating of minus 47, down two points on the last poll at the end of December. Separately, the poll also found that 40% of Labour voters disapprove of the government’s performance, compared to just 36% who approve. The findings are a fresh blow for Starmer as he tries to get on the front foot...

Nigel Farage says he wants to "mend fences" with Elon Musk, after the billionaire Trump adviser called for him to be replaced as Reform UK party leader. Just before Christmas, Farage told journalists his party was in "negotiations" with Mr Musk, the world's richest man, about a potential donation. But come the new year, the relationship had soured, with Tesla boss Mr Musk saying Farage "did not have what it takes" to lead the party. Farage suggested the snub was over a disagreement about Mr Musk's support for the jailed far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Speaking on LBC, Farage said he...

Farage accused him of assaulting women, his ex wife Jena sent to Mahyar a written denial of Nigel's accusation against her children's father. Mahyar also debunks other accusations against Robinson. Transcript linked below video.

Reform UK party insiders admit being “blindsided” by Elon Musk’s decision on Sunday night to take out a knife (metaphorically, of course) and stab Nigel Farage in the back and front. “The Reform party needs a new leader. Farage doesn’t have what it takes,” Mr Musk posted on X, the social media platform he owns. As recently as Christmas, the two were so close that Mr Musk was reported to be pondering a $100 million donation to Reform through the UK branch of Tesla, his electric car company. They posed for a photograph at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in Florida...

Well, that didn't take long: The Reform Party needs a new leader. Farage doesn't have what it takes. — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 5, 2025 Mr Musk is now following dear Sammy Woodhouse, the indomitable survivor of the gang-rape hell of urban England and a favourite guest of The Mark Steyn Show. Frankly, that's much better company for Elon to be keeping. My interest is, as yours should be, in stopping the ongoing mass gang-rape of English girls. Not whether Farage provoking Musk into disowning him is merely the latest evidence of Nigel's political genius. But enough about all these...

Consider this Elon’s first test of his political power. If he succeeds, there are strong indications he will eventually call for MAGA to remove President Trump. Elon Musk did not like the responses during an interview that Nigel Farage gave GB News. Elon Musk is now calling for the U.K Reform Party that Nigel Farage created, to remove Farage from leadership. Musk wants Farage kicked out of the movement Farage created…. … Why? Because Farage doesn’t support Tommy Robinson with the same ferocity as Elon Musk.I’ll put the interview below and you can listen to Farage explain his contacts with...

"The Reform Party needs a new leader. Farage doesn't have what it takes" - Elon Musk

Douglas Murray, Spectator columnist, joins Americano host and Spectator deputy editor Freddy Gray. This week, Home Office Minister Jess Phillips rejected Oldham Council’s request for a government-led inquiry into the horrific scandal of grooming gangs in dozens of UK cities. Her decision has led to real backlash – with X owner Elon Musk calling for safeguarding minister Jess Phillips to be jailed, and for the King to dissolve parliament. Have politicians underestimated the strength of public feeling in the UK and the US? They also discuss the Southport riots, and ask why some politicians are unwilling to confront societal problems...

LONDON — Elon Musk is facing fierce criticism from British parliamentarians after he called for far-right ringleader Tommy Robinson to be released from prison. The X owner and key ally of Donald Trump tweeted Thursday morning that authorities should “free Tommy Robinson.” Robinson, the controversial English Defense League founder whose anti-immigration rallies in the U.K. attract thousands, was jailed for 18 months last October after breaching a court order. Musk's comments come amid an ongoing feud with the U.K.'s governing Labour Party — and just days after the tech billionaire spoke out in support of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany...

@ezralevant Dear @elonmusk, The way to free Tommy Robinson is through legal action. While he’s in prison he’s asked me to help with two urgent battles. Permit me to describe them for you, and all your followers: 1. Tommy was sentenced to 18 months in prison for publishing that documentary you just retweeted. The judge specifically referred to Twitter/X, and the video’s wide distribution when giving out the sentence. Tommy will likely be released in 9 months, but in the meantime he is being held in segregation (solitary confinement). No man can do nine months of solitary without major mental...

LONDON — He’s branded one U.S. ally's government “fascists” and another leader a “fool.” Now, Elon Musk has labeled Britain a “tyrannical police state” while endorsing calls for a new election and boosting a video from a jailed far-right activist. Musk, not just the world’s richest man but a key adviser to President-elect Donald Trump, has clashed for months with Prime Minister Keir Starmer at a time when the U.K. is concerned about its standing with the incoming U.S. administration. Over the weekend the tech billionaire took his feud to a new level, taunting the U.K.'s new center-left leader over...

Was taken in and interrogated for three hours about social media post, and today will get three hours more. Media doxxed Tommy while he was on vacation with his family, photographed his kids, now they're after him for innocuous posts on X, accuse him without basis of inciting the South Port summer riots, while legacy media outlets post inflammatory and false stories and suffer zero consequences. Transcript linked below video.

Tommy Robinson, an often imprisoned and fined British political activist, is the very definition of a dissident in the context of his opposition to mainstream political narratives and his outspoken criticism of various aspects of U.K. governance, particularly with regard to issues of invasive immigration, rampant Islamic extremism, and the suppression of free speech. Following are several arguments why President Trump should officially designate Robinson as a dissident and take the repressive government in the U.K. to task.1. Opposition to the Mainstream Political EstablishmentRobinson is known for his critique of the British political establishment, particularly by the political class that...

Sir Keir Starmer last night denied he was too left-wing to get on with Donald Trump as the Government faced more embarrassment over Labour MPs' previous comments about the returning President. The Prime Minister insisted they had a positive phone call after this week's election and that the special relationship between the UK and US is more important than ever. He was asked by reporters at the European Political Community summit in Hungary yesterday about claims that Mr Trump had privately described him as 'very left-wing', suggesting relations between the administrations would be strained. Sir Keir replied: 'I had a...