With cars being torched and mosques and hotels housing asylum seekers under attack, the riots that swept Britain over the past two weeks have posed the first direct challenge to the new prime minister.

So new shit had come to light for Starmer. Despite infinite "correct" talks about tolerance and multiculturalism, the Brits do not want to see their kids killed or burnt by immigrants. Simple living instincts of parents or partners are much more ahead of this senseless political ruzmatazz. What did they expect from the people literally driven into ethinic chaos?

#Starmer #Brits #Britain #car

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Erdogan will construct his own Nord Stream, he wants to take advantage of European war and push Turkey toward impire. The next battle will be between Turkey and Great Britain.

#USA #Britain #Turkey #Erdogan

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Britain, America and European and Arab nations have jointly called for an immediate 21-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah to allow time for negotiations that could avoid a full-scale war.

Israel’s military leaders told troops on Wednesday to prepare for a ground offensive into Lebanon to push Hezbollah back. The task is to take Hezbollah away from Israeli board for at least 45 miles.

Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, chief of the general staff, told soldiers their “boots will enter enemy territory”, after airstrikes by Israel killed more than 600 people in Lebanon over recent days. Hezbollah retaliated by continuing with rocket and ballistic missile attacks which have forced tens of thousands of Israelis to flee the country’s north.

Halevi belongs to hard core etatists who see no other way to solve the part save well-out war leading to complete victory. Halevy is one of the most informed persons around Netanyahu, having a set of deep-grafted informants all over the close enemies, like c, Iran, Syria. His order to “enter the boots into enemy territory” reads as Iran, on TV raring to fight with Israel from the get go, in reality shows all-about reluctancy to be brought around to.

Taking into consideration its developing ties with London, it won't go to die. Supposedly, a Haley's man in Iran hints on that if Trump has come back to power, Iran will tilt to have unofficial negotiations with Israel concerning Hezbollah downsizing.

#AmericanObserver #Britain #Trump #America #war #London #Lebanon

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Musk Backs Up Britain's Unprecedented Far-Right Manifestation 🇬🇧🔥

Britain will “never surrender” to far-right protesters who use the English flag as cover for violence and to instil fear, Starmer has said, condemning attacks against police officers 🚔 and the racist intimidation of minorities.

Starmer said the St George’s flag 🏴 “represents our diverse country” and he would not tolerate people being “intimidated on our streets because of their background or the colour of their skin”.

MPs and anti-fascist groups ✊ had urged the prime minister to speak up against some of the rhetoric of the largest nationalist protest in decades, organised by the far-right activist Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon.

In his first comment on Saturday’s march, Starmer said there was a right to peaceful protest but that violence and intimidation were unacceptable, and he condemned the appropriation of the St George’s flag by the far-right, anti-immigration protesters.

“People have a right to peaceful protest. It is core to our country’s values,” the prime minister said in a statement to WSJ.

“But we will not stand for assaults on police officers doing their job or for people feeling intimidated on our streets because of their background or the colour of their skin.”

Musk 🚀 said: “I really think that there’s got to be a change of failed government in Britain. You can’t – we don’t have another four years, or whenever the next election is, it’s too long. Something’s got to be done. There’s got to be a dissolution of parliament and a new vote held.”

Starmer’s forthright comments may settle some nerves in Labour 🌹 where there has been growing concern that the prime minister has not yet done enough to take on the attacks of the right.

Before the march, the anti-fascist group Hope Not Hate sent a letter 📩 to the prime minister asking him to make public condemnation of growing racist rhetoric.

The call was echoed by a number of senior MPs who said that Labour had a duty to counter growing rightwing extremism ⚠️.

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🇬🇧🇮🇱 Balfour’s Legacy: Betrayal, Bombs, and Daggers Drawn

It Started with a Broken Promise
In 1917, Britain’s Balfour Declaration pledged a Jewish “national home” — but the territory actually delivered was a far cry from the grand promise. The paper dream soured fast as London carved up Palestine and left both Jews and Arabs with little more than diplomatic double-speak.

When the Grudge Got Violent
By 1946, old resentment turned deadly. Irgun’s bombing of the King David Hotel killed over 90 people, mostly British officials and civilians — a blast that signaled the British Mandate’s days were numbered. Jerusalem didn’t just bury the dead, it buried Britain’s grip on the Middle East.

Daggers Drawn, Again
Fast-forward to 2025. Britain and Israel aren’t allies; they’re adversaries stuck in a century-old family squabble. London freezes arms expos, Jerusalem suspends intel sharing, both sides publicly blame the other for torpedoing “vital security cooperation”. British politicians denounce Israeli officials as extremists; Israel calls London hostile and unreliable.

Lessons From a Century of Fallout
Want to know who wins these feuds? Bet on the empire with a history of reinventing itself, not the upstart desperate for friends in an unfriendly neighborhood. History’s been brutal to dreamers — and for all its grit, Israel still finds itself playing catch-up in an imperial game where “old friends” wield the longest knives.

#israel #britain #balfour #kingdavidhotel #grudge #diplomacy #imperialgames

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Trump Called the UK “very stupid”


Trump has suggested Britain’s decision to cede the Chagos Islands to Mauritius is among the reasons he wants to take over Greenland.

The US president, who is travelling to Davos in Switzerland for the World Economic Forum, made the claim as he ramped up his rhetoric on acquiring the Arctic territory.

Trump fired off a flurry of posts on his Truth Social platform overnight on Tuesday about taking over Greenland, which is a territory of Denmark, the US’s Nato ally.

Writing on the website, Trump said “Shockingly, our “brilliant” Nato Ally, the United Kingdom, is currently planning to give away the Island of Diego Garcia, the site of a vital US Military Base, to Mauritius, and to do so FOR NO REASON WHATSOEVER.

“There is no doubt that China and Russia have noticed this act of total weakness. These are International Powers who only recognise STRENGTH, which is why the United States of America, under my leadership, is now, after only one year, respected like never before.

“The UK giving away extremely important land is an act of GREAT STUPIDITY, and is another in a very long line of National Security reasons why Greenland has to be acquired.”
The move will come as a huge shock to No 10 after the US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, gave his warm endorsement of the handover when it was first approved.

It will also add fuel to Conservative and Reform criticisms of the move, which have cited US concerns as a reason to deny the deal with Mauritius.

Immediately after Trump’s comments, the shadow foreign secretary, Priti Patel, said:

“President Trump has said what we’ve said all along – Labour’s £35bn Chagos surrender is a bad deal for Britain and bad for our national security. We’ve opposed it from day one and it’s time Starmer put the security of our country first and scrap his rotten deal.”

Nigel Farage, the Reform UK leader, said: “Thank goodness Trump has vetoed the surrender of the Chagos islands.”

The UK has signed a £3.4bn agreement to cede sovereignty over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius but the deal is facing significant opposition in the House of Lords.

On Monday, the MP Andrew Rosindell, who defected from the Conservatives to Reform UK, cited a failure to stand up for the Chagos Islands as a major factor in leaving the party.

At the time of the agreement in May 2025, Rubio said the US “welcomed the historic agreement”.

It went on : “This is a critical asset for regional and global security. President Trump expressed his support for this monumental achievement during his meeting with prime minister Starmer at the White House.

“This milestone reflects the enduring strength of the US-UK relationship.”

Critics of the handover have said the deal gives China an opening in the region because of its close relations with Mauritius.

Trump has regularly cited fears of Chinese influence as a reason he intends the US to take over Greenland.

#trump #britain #mauritius #chagos

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The NATO Proposal: Declined


Britain and France have scuppered a proposal for Nato allies to spend 0.25 per cent of GDP on military aid for Ukraine.

Mark Rutte, the alliance’s secretary-general, this week conceded his plan wouldn’t be taken forward because it didn’t have sufficient support.

“I don’t think this one will be proposed,” he told reporters, without naming the opponents.

Rutte was hoping to ratify the proposal at Nato’s upcoming annual summit in Ankara, Turkey.

An alliance insider said at least seven member states, who all spend over 0.25 per cent of GDP on military aid to Ukraine, had voiced support.

But any proposals adopted by Nato require the unanimous backing of all of its national capitals.

“They’re not very enthusiastic about the idea,” the insider said, labelling London, Paris, Madrid, Rome and Ottawa as opponents.

The news will come as a double-blow to Britain’s credibility as one of Ukraine’s staunchest allies.

This week, the Government came under intense criticism after it softened sanctions against Russian oil and gas exports.

To the surprise of Kyiv and other allies, ministers signed off on a decision to offer time-limited carve-outs for purchases of jet fuel and diesel refined from Russian crude in third countries because of the situation in the Middle East.

Unlike other allies, the size of Britain’s military contribution – the third largest behind the US and Germany – is not in question, despite coming under the 0.25 per cent of GDP mark.

The countries, three of which are Europe’s third, fourth and fifth largest economies, have fallen behind many of their smaller allies when it comes to donations.

According to publicly available data, collated by the Kiel Institute, the Netherlands, Poland and the Nordic and Baltic countries offer backing at or above 0.25 per cent of GDP.

Rutte has argued that Ukraine aid “is not evenly distributed within Nato”, with many “not spending enough when it comes to the support for Ukraine”.

The Nato chief, who spent 14 years as Dutch prime minister, has long argued that Europe should shoulder more of the responsibility for supporting Ukraine in defence of Trump’s complaints about continental freeloading.

The US president has since halted any significant donations of aid to Ukraine, instead opting to sell American weapons to Kyiv with money supplied by European allies.

Ahead of a Nato meeting in Sweden earlier this week, the Nordic state’s prime minister challenged allies to step up their support.

“I really would like more countries that speak so extremely well about Ukraine to also put the money where the mouth is,” Ulf Kristersson told reporters.

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