George Carty
@gcarty80.bsky.social
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In Faragist-occupied County Durham
Deleted Facebook account November 9th 2024 #DestroyMeta
In Faragist-occupied County Durham
Pete Hegseth clearly identifies with genocidal Crusaders.
November 18, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Pete Hegseth clearly identifies with genocidal Crusaders.
In fact most Arab countries did not sign the 1951 Refugee Convention, most likely precisely because they feared being forced to take Palestinian refugees.
Only Egypt, Yemen and the Maghrib countries did.
Only Egypt, Yemen and the Maghrib countries did.
November 2, 2025 at 7:44 AM
In fact most Arab countries did not sign the 1951 Refugee Convention, most likely precisely because they feared being forced to take Palestinian refugees.
Only Egypt, Yemen and the Maghrib countries did.
Only Egypt, Yemen and the Maghrib countries did.
Another point: while Essex (the county that first came into my mind) has a few grammar schools, selective education isn't standard county-wide the way it is in both Lincolnshire and Kent.
October 18, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Another point: while Essex (the county that first came into my mind) has a few grammar schools, selective education isn't standard county-wide the way it is in both Lincolnshire and Kent.
Maybe what holds back Left-Auth parties is that it costs money to stand (and campaign for) candidates in elections?
Nick Griffin's big innovation as BNP leader was figuring out how to game Britain's racial hatred laws as a fundraising tool.
jon-chadwick.com/2020/12/19/c...
Nick Griffin's big innovation as BNP leader was figuring out how to game Britain's racial hatred laws as a fundraising tool.
jon-chadwick.com/2020/12/19/c...
October 7, 2025 at 12:31 PM
Maybe what holds back Left-Auth parties is that it costs money to stand (and campaign for) candidates in elections?
Nick Griffin's big innovation as BNP leader was figuring out how to game Britain's racial hatred laws as a fundraising tool.
jon-chadwick.com/2020/12/19/c...
Nick Griffin's big innovation as BNP leader was figuring out how to game Britain's racial hatred laws as a fundraising tool.
jon-chadwick.com/2020/12/19/c...
If the Daily Mail is subsidized by a company involved in property trading, it would explain (in part) that newspaper's rampant Home-Owner-Ism!
I also thought that advertising equity release, as well as products often paid for by that (such as cruises) was another factor.
I also thought that advertising equity release, as well as products often paid for by that (such as cruises) was another factor.
September 26, 2025 at 3:58 PM
If the Daily Mail is subsidized by a company involved in property trading, it would explain (in part) that newspaper's rampant Home-Owner-Ism!
I also thought that advertising equity release, as well as products often paid for by that (such as cruises) was another factor.
I also thought that advertising equity release, as well as products often paid for by that (such as cruises) was another factor.
Brings this Nazi poster to mind.
September 23, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Brings this Nazi poster to mind.
Why would any contemporary German want Hitler back when he left their national capital looking like this?
August 31, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Why would any contemporary German want Hitler back when he left their national capital looking like this?
Traffic congestion is likely the main way in which people are negatively impacted by rising population density.
August 29, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Traffic congestion is likely the main way in which people are negatively impacted by rising population density.
Reminds me of Katie Hopkins here in the UK.
August 26, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Reminds me of Katie Hopkins here in the UK.
Not really the same thing, and I find scantily clad women to be most attractive when they are in free fall!
I can't help thinking about the sensations she must be experiencing as she hurtles towards the water...
I can't help thinking about the sensations she must be experiencing as she hurtles towards the water...
August 24, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Not really the same thing, and I find scantily clad women to be most attractive when they are in free fall!
I can't help thinking about the sensations she must be experiencing as she hurtles towards the water...
I can't help thinking about the sensations she must be experiencing as she hurtles towards the water...
@jonchadwick.bsky.social had some even starker data in 2020 about how it was overwhelmingly non-workers who delivered Brexit, but it almost looks too stark to believe!
August 12, 2025 at 9:03 PM
@jonchadwick.bsky.social had some even starker data in 2020 about how it was overwhelmingly non-workers who delivered Brexit, but it almost looks too stark to believe!
It was because I knew that more cars were the real issue that I mentioned traffic congestion in the first place!
August 12, 2025 at 8:47 PM
It was because I knew that more cars were the real issue that I mentioned traffic congestion in the first place!
@paulmason.bsky.social summed up the dangerous situation in which we now find ourselves:
August 8, 2025 at 9:40 AM
@paulmason.bsky.social summed up the dangerous situation in which we now find ourselves:
I mentioned on @jonchadwick.bsky.social's blog that housing shouldn't be a contributing factor in the Reform threat to Labour (because Reform doesn't have much support where housing costs are highest) and he responded as follows:
August 7, 2025 at 4:21 PM
I mentioned on @jonchadwick.bsky.social's blog that housing shouldn't be a contributing factor in the Reform threat to Labour (because Reform doesn't have much support where housing costs are highest) and he responded as follows:
A truly depressing example (taken from @nickrafter.bsky.social 's Substack) of internalized social darwinism, from a poor non-white Brooklyn resident:
![If progressives opened up a dialogue with them – and in at least two of these cases, they had in the past – they would not find men warm to their ideas. The biggest surprise that came up in conversation was the effectiveness of right-wing propaganda in selling the idea that Democrats’ support of social welfare programs, like housing assistance, was an effort to “keep people down.”
“I think they don’t want us to succeed,” Franklin, one of the two Trump voters, said of Democrats. “If we didn’t have this [assistance], we’d have no choice but to make money or die. Now, we don’t have to have ambition.”
Franklin openly admitted that because I was white, he assumed I voted for Trump. I didn’t tell him who I voted for or confront him about his views on Trump or social welfare, because I didn’t feel I could do so without it becoming a conflict; however, I did ask him what would happen to him without the assistance.
“I would either have to adapt or die,” he admitted, before morbidly saying he believes he would probably die.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2bffmluopgwofqko4pxc4y32/bafkreiggal7wcypl67ge2cpw7p5nuph33fdw54t5n7siag2dbsdrfqi5ha@jpeg)
July 18, 2025 at 1:45 PM
A truly depressing example (taken from @nickrafter.bsky.social 's Substack) of internalized social darwinism, from a poor non-white Brooklyn resident:
Wasn't Salazar's regime less about Catholicism and more about holding on to Portugal's colonial empire at all costs?
June 6, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Wasn't Salazar's regime less about Catholicism and more about holding on to Portugal's colonial empire at all costs?
OK, thanks for that.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies argues that the UK Gini carried on _increasing_ (albeit at a slower rate) during the New Labour years.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies argues that the UK Gini carried on _increasing_ (albeit at a slower rate) during the New Labour years.
May 13, 2025 at 1:07 PM
OK, thanks for that.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies argues that the UK Gini carried on _increasing_ (albeit at a slower rate) during the New Labour years.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies argues that the UK Gini carried on _increasing_ (albeit at a slower rate) during the New Labour years.
Didn't UK economic inequality peak in 2000, with the governments of Blair and Brown reversing roughly half the increase in inequality that happened under Thatcher and Major?
May 13, 2025 at 11:05 AM
Didn't UK economic inequality peak in 2000, with the governments of Blair and Brown reversing roughly half the increase in inequality that happened under Thatcher and Major?
Western anti-Zionists loathe Israel FOR its alleged ethnonationalism, and Russians and Western tankies loathe Ukraine on the same basis ("Banderites").
And back in the 1970s Soviet propaganda depicted Ukrainian nationalists as both "Nazis" and pro-Israeli.
And back in the 1970s Soviet propaganda depicted Ukrainian nationalists as both "Nazis" and pro-Israeli.
May 1, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Western anti-Zionists loathe Israel FOR its alleged ethnonationalism, and Russians and Western tankies loathe Ukraine on the same basis ("Banderites").
And back in the 1970s Soviet propaganda depicted Ukrainian nationalists as both "Nazis" and pro-Israeli.
And back in the 1970s Soviet propaganda depicted Ukrainian nationalists as both "Nazis" and pro-Israeli.
I think a lot of the most rabid Trump supporters don't even believe in any "long term gain": they just wanted to tear down a society that they saw as having betrayed their kind.
Trump: "I am your retribution!"
Trump: "I am your retribution!"
April 8, 2025 at 7:22 AM
I think a lot of the most rabid Trump supporters don't even believe in any "long term gain": they just wanted to tear down a society that they saw as having betrayed their kind.
Trump: "I am your retribution!"
Trump: "I am your retribution!"
And from the official Vote Leave campaign:
March 6, 2025 at 10:02 PM
And from the official Vote Leave campaign:
A survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations found the UK to be one of the world's most anti-Trump countries:
February 17, 2025 at 4:06 PM
A survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations found the UK to be one of the world's most anti-Trump countries:
If the Oder-Neisse Line was suitable punishment for Hitler's atrocities, then this new map of Eastern Europe would in my view be suitable punishment for Putin's:
February 15, 2025 at 6:47 PM
If the Oder-Neisse Line was suitable punishment for Hitler's atrocities, then this new map of Eastern Europe would in my view be suitable punishment for Putin's:
The article you linked points out that poor PEOPLE were more likely to vote Remain while poor PLACES were more likely to vote Leave.
February 9, 2025 at 11:26 PM
The article you linked points out that poor PEOPLE were more likely to vote Remain while poor PLACES were more likely to vote Leave.