“Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson threaten my power” says Tyrant.
The biggest threat to the UK is the man who – tried to reverse Brexit – jails people for tweets – rewards terrorists – introduced Digital ID – used the courts against the people of Epping
It is you Keir Starmer
Ed Miliband:
“The biggest threat to food security is not solar panels or onshore wind. It is the climate crisis, which threatens farmland, food production and the livelihoods of farmers.”
No Ed. The biggest threat to farmers right now is the government.pic.twitter.com/I7d6IOP554
— No Farmers, No Food (@NoFarmsNoFoods) September 22, 2025
There is no doubt that the late Ralph Miliband, father of Ed and and David, was a diehard commie and a fiery supporter of Stalins Soviet Union. The two brothers are throwing hissy fits these days due to accusations that their daddy didn’t have any love for British nationalism, which runs contrary to the collectivist cause.
Socialism is a global movement, and British nationalism was never the ticket of the Milibandits, who have been true to the cause throughout their lives.
But don’t take my word for it: Ed Miliband said he’ll bring socialism back to Downing Street, and that was just a few days ago.
Stalin’s gulags and his Left wing British apologists
The Gulag Archipelago, by the Russian novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn, is one of the greatest books of the 20th century.
It begins by describing the notorious Kolyma prison camps in the farthermost north-eastern corner of Siberia.
The camps were the Soviet gulags at their worst, where temperatures dropped below minus 50f — colder than at the North Pole.
Bleak: Soviet inmates at the frozen prison camp in Norilsk, Siberia, in 1945. The camps, often in the middle of nowhere, were surrounded with barbed wire and watchtowersThe Kolyma region had been chosen because of its gold mines, and the Communist leaders forced skeletal and ill-clad prisoners to produce 80,000 kg of refined gold.
This was the mainstay of Stalin’s economy. Almost every kilogram cost a human life.
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