And so it begins

Per my previous two posts, Trump is now President Elect of America

There is only one thing we can 100% guarantuee after this, and that is a full on melt-down from the left. and only a couple of hours of the final result, it's already happening

A peaceful but determined resistance to Trump must start now

The Guardian, of course (MSM Feed)

Not willing to wait and see what happens, the left are already convined that this is the end of life, the universe and everything. I seem to remember about eight years or so ago, Trump previously became president. Correct me if I'm wrong. And I also remember that during that time, life, the universe and everything, did not end. Again, correct me if I'm wrong

I won’t try to hide it. I’m heartbroken. Heartbroken and scared, to tell you the truth. I’m sure many of you are, too. Donald Trump has decisively won the presidency, the Senate, and possibly the House of Representatives and the popular vote, too.

Why is it only the left that need safe spaces? The over-the-top emotional outpouring when things don't go their way, seems akin to a toddler throwing it down in a supermarket. Is it possible that a large portion of the western world simply never grew up?

So what does she imagine Trump is actually going to do, that makes her feel heartbroken and scared? Reader, see if you can guess a few of the things, before reading on. Fun only, no prizes

Millions of people must now live in fear of being swept up by Trump’s cruel mass deportation plan – documented immigrants, as he has threatened before, as well as undocumented, and millions of American citizens with undocumented parents or spouses.

Illegal immigrants who have no right to be in the country, may be deported

Women and girls must now fear that they’ll be forced to give birth or be denied life-saving care during an ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage.

Abortion may no longer be available as a contraceptive

America has become less safe for trans people – including trans kids – who were already at risk of violence and discrimination.

Men in dresses may have to stay out of womens spaces and children may no longer be put through life destroying surgery to appease narcissistic parents with mental issues

Anyone who has already faced prejudice and marginalization is now in greater danger than before.

Nobody will be forced to use pronouns and ALL lives may finally matter

Also in danger are people who have stood up to Trump, who has promised to seek revenge against his political opponents.

People who used lawfare to try and stop Trump becoming President (And put him in jail) may have to face some consequences of their actions

Countless people are now endangered on a scale and intensity almost unheard of in modern America.

Things may get back to normal and people will stop listening to and putting up with bollocks

Our first responsibility is to protect all those who are in harm’s way.

And how will they do that? Reader, if I repeat all the ways they want to protect these poor innocents, I would be rambling on like a Trump speech, but if you're really that interested, please go read the article

To sum up she says we will 'Resist', 'Fight' (x 2), 'Block', Not Allow' (x 3), 'Protect', and 'Stop', in reference to deporting illegals, mutilating children, having abortions, and allowing men in womens bogs

A democracy needs people willing to stand up to tyranny.

At the time of writing, 71 million Americans (and counting) have just done that. Standing up to left wing, woke socialist tyranny

Holy Poop!

He's only gone and done it.

I did not expect to be watching Trumps victory speech before I left for work this morning. I thought it would be a few days before all the wrangling was over and the count was in

The next delight will be watching the left go into full meltdown. I reckon it's going to be something else

And then, let's see how he does as President for a second time...

Good Luck America!

 

It's not often I vote in general elections, but if I was American, I'd be voting for Donald Trump today

I don't normally vote, because the option is usually for the lesser of two evils. I refuse to vote for one party because they might be slightly less rubbish than the other one. It just validates them

Despaite what social media is telling us about the end of democracy and the collapse of western civilisation, I don't think Trump is evil. I actually quite like him. He's not a politician and he isn't in it for what he can get out

I don't agree with him on everything, but his policies align with me for the most part

I did vote in this last general, because I voted Reform. Again, they're not perfect, but they did offer a genuine alternative to the cesspit that is Labour and the Conservatives, along with a leader who is not a polititian and is not in it for what he can get out

Last time I voted in a general before that, it was for Cameron, belive it or not. I didn't see him as evil (at the time), more of a wet blanket, but at the time I could see it was necessary to finally get Labour out of office before they could do any more damage

I don't see Trump as a wet blanket, far from it, but I do see it's necessary for Americans to get get rid of the Democrats before they can do any more damage

I honestly think America might not survive four years of Harris, just like we are unlikely to survive four more years of Two Tier Kier

Trump did not manage to drain the swamp in his previous term, and as he can only do four more years following the mess that Biden leaves (if he gets in), he probably won't have the time to finish the job this time round. If America is going to have a secure future, today is the time to be looking forward and selecting Trumps sucessor

 

Someone similar to Trump is going to have to take charge in four years and continue the job

 

I suggest Elon Musk

 

Good luck Y'all

*Edit*

It has been pointed out to me that Must cannot be president, as he wasn't born in America. Schoolboy error

In which I disagree with Ambush Predator

 But only on a couple of small points of semantics:

We Have A Liar And A Coward For A Prime Minister…

When have we not had a liar and a coward for Prime Minister? Personally, I think every Prime Minister since Thatcher has been a liar and a coward (I was still at school during Thatchers final year, so didn't really experience her as PM, but have read her biographies and stuff, so...)

I have despised a few PMs in my time (Blair, Brown), I have had contempt for a few (May, Sunak) but I’ve never hated any - until now.

Disagree. I hate them all

 

Blair: Brought in the smoking ban, shut the pubs, including the pub chain me and Mrs B were working for at the time. Ramped up the Nanny State to unprecedented levels

Brown: Sold the gold, taxed the pensions, brought in the first Climate Change act

 

May: Brought all EU law into UK law after the Brexit vote

 

Sunak: Destroyed the economy by paying healthy people to stay at home during Covid. Wouldn't stop the Channel crossings and paid to put all the illegals in hotels

Also,

Cameron: Promoised to roll back the Nanny State, then refused to repeal the smoking ban, while lumping it in with the death penalty (And didn't roll back anything). Jumped ship after the Brexit vote didn't go his way

Johnson: Looked like he might be alright, then brought in lockdowns during Covid. Ramped up Climate Change hysteria and net zero. Allowed the Channel crossings to start

 Yesterday evening, on my way home from work, the news started to leak out…

    The suspect in the Southport murders was today charged with making the deadly poison ricin.

    Axel Rudakubana, 18, has also been charged with having a study of a terrorist manual after one was found at his home, police said.

If there was any justice in this country, the lying bastard at No 10 would be thrown out of office and all those fast-tracked to prison on his say-so would be released immediately. Apart, of course, for those for whom the truth has come far, far too late…

On that, we agree

This country is doomed. 

That too

Reparate / Repatriate

It seems our useless Prime Minister who capitulated to the Doctors and the Train Drivers, is now being squeezed for cash from the commonwealth

 

The question of reparations for slavery, batshit crazy as it may be, has now been around for some time and does not seem to be going anywhere. We've not yet had a PM who can put the question to bed by telling all the grifters, in no uncertain terms, that there is no way on Earth that England is going to pay money to the descendants of people who were hard done by in times past 

We do however, now have a PM who may buckle under the pressure. He does seem to be a buckler, so my confidence is not high

But I have a solution. If the countries that once provided our slaves want monetary compensation, offer them the following:

"We will pay reparations, but we will also repatriate everyone in the UK who descended from a slave, back to the country they would have been born in if Britain had not engaged in slavery" (Commonwealth or otherwise)

By doing that, we wouldn't just be offering financial compensation, but we would be setting the whole thing right

The countries that would receive the money would probably go for it, but how about all the people who live a decent life in a wealthy modern country, facing repatriation to Africa or the Caribbean? They would of course, all have to agree to it before any monies were paid

Also of course, when calculating the value of any reparations we might pay, we would have to deduct any foriegn aid previously sent to those countries, plus a value matching the increased wealth that all slavery descendants have gained by living in England rather than Africa and such

Who knows, they may end up owing us money

Cappers

Does anyone read the Andy Capp cartoons linked at the side of my blog? I've been reading Andy Capp for years and have had loads of cartoon books going back to the early days. In my opinion, he's an all time classic, even though the smoking and wife beating are largely a thing of the past

It's not just the written humour in the comic strip that's funny, it's also the attention to detail

Look at his socks

I laughed at that more than the joke, this morning

Oh well...