Keir Starmer is Captain Hindsight

#PeoplesPMQs

On Friday, PM @BorisJohnson will host the #PeoplesPMQs

Ask your question here: https://t.co/kLNGCTITL1 pic.twitter.com/vQOgdYx2ur

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) July 8, 2020

Clarkson Backs Labour?

Keir Starmer has welcomed Jeremy Clarkson's apparent backing for Labour.

Unsurprisingly, the Corbynite section is having a mental breakdown over it.

Sunak's £1.57BN Arts Lifeline

The show must go on.

We’re introducing a world-leading £1.57 billion rescue package to help cultural, arts and heritage institutions weather the impact of coronavirus. pic.twitter.com/J3KXUOxJEE

— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) July 5, 2020

I goes without saying that the Luvvie Darlings will be ungracious and ungrateful, and will continue to slag the Tories off!

Televised Press Briefings To Replace Lobby Briefings

Boris Johnson to introduce televised White House-style press briefings hosted by an experienced broadcaster

PM to replace afternoon lobby briefings with a broadcast Q and A sessionshttps://t.co/IkJXxLNplZ

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) July 2, 2020

BLM's Strange Runic Symbolism

Black Lives Matter are, apparently, holding another demonstration this Sunday (ending at Downing Street).

No doubt it will be peaceful, according to the media.

Anyhoo, the publicity material has two rather an unusual features. In the "A" of "Matter" and in the clenched fist resides a lightning bolt, which is the runic symbol used by the SS.

Surely shome mishtake!!!

doppelte Siegrune

"Victory" or "Schutzstaffel"

The sig rune (or Siegrune) symbolised victory (sieg). In its original form as the ᛋ-rune of the Younger Futhark, it represented the sun; however, von List reinterpreted it as a victory sign when he compiled his list of "Armanen runes" .[2] It was adapted into the emblem of the SS in 1933 by Walter Heck, an SS Sturmhauptführer who worked as a graphic designer for Ferdinand Hoffstatter, a producer of emblems and insignia in Bonn.[2] Heck's simple but striking device consisted of two sig runes drawn side by side like lightning bolts, and was soon adopted by all branches of the SS – though Heck himself received only a token payment of 2.5 Reichsmarks for his work.[3] The device had a double meaning; as well as standing for the initials of the SS, it could be read as a rallying cry of "Victory, Victory!".[2] The symbol became so ubiquitous that it was frequently typeset using runes rather than letters; during the Nazi period, an extra key was added to German typewriters to enable them to type the double-sig logo with a single keystroke.[4]

The Chronicles of Banquo - Götterdämmerung

Gather ye round my best beloveds, and I shall recount to you another tale from the Chronicles of Banquo.

It was at the time when Albion and its people were gradually trying to come out of the great plague lockdown (interspersed with local flare ups caused by sweat shops, excessive communal gatherings and unsanitary working conditions). Enemies outwith and within Albion were still plotting to use this period of perceived weakness to their own evil ends.

The Dark Knight Sedwill had been persuaded of the hopelessness of his situation and had fallen on his sword, and a motion to the home of the lords was expected.

On the eve of the hour of No Turning Back (when Ben would strike 11 as the clocks across the water would strike 12) the king donned his trusty battle helmet and went forth to the heartlands, where once a red wall had stood, to offer the people of Albion hope for the future and a promise of a very British New Deal.

It was, as I recounted to you before, a time to Build, Build, Build!

Yet, my best beloveds, not all were happy.

Last year's Queen of The May was vexed by stories of her being bullied during her special relationship, and she publicly vented her spleen (in order to save face) about the king's trusted emissary Frost who was to become the king's security adviser.

Sadly for the Queen of The May, her anger had made her forget that Frost was an experienced diplomat and well versed in security matters. Her words were soon forgotten, and the clock did chime.

On the dawn of the new day and era Banquo afforded himself a brief sojourn by booking an awayday weekend for himself and his chums. However, he knew much was to be done:

•  Save the Albion economy from the effects of the plague.
•  Ensure that miscreants from across the water would soon be blocked without interference from the emperors across the water.
•  Restructure/relocate/transmute the aged home of the lords.
•  Defund dear, tired old Auntie and tame her anti Albion witterings.
• Grant citizenship to the industrious and innovative people of 香港 - the Spice Harbour.
  

Much was needed to be done, and indeed it would be done.

I shall tell you more my best beloveds, but not today.

However, fear not, I shall return to relate another tale in the Chronicles of Banquo.