🧵 🚨 Something I offhand noticed while on my 12th smoke break of the afternoon is the likelihood of a far-reaching Chinese Communist plot within our country. There is good reason to suspect the China spy story is just the tip of the iceberg. Infiltration has reached saturation.
It is highly likely that all major critical national infrastructure — namely military sites and nuclear installations — are being thoroughly surveilled by the Chinese. This is a highly sophisticated spying operation tapping into the Chinese diaspora itself.
We start with perhaps the most sensitive infrastructure of all — HMNB Clyde which is the main base for the Vanguard-class submarines. As you can see, it is functionally impossible for the submarines to leave dock for deployments without passing by several Chinese restaurants.
Furthermore, Chinese investors bought a hotel situated directly by a critical choke point for the submarines. No submarine can enter or leave the dock without passing it. The cordon is air tight.
It is likewise at HMNB Devonport and HMNB Portsmouth. No ship can enter or leave without coming into view of a Chinese restaurant.
BAE Systems in Frimley and New Malden. I’ve attached Indian restaurants as comparison — far fewer! Very strange.
Aldershot and Lakenheath show the same pattern of having Chinese restaurants in close proximity.
To analyse further, I conducted a Chinese Restaurant Density Assessment (CRDA), looking at population divided by Chinese restaurants. Figures are preliminary but I discovered:
In Gourock 1 per 3333
In Greenock 1 per 4200
Torpoint 1 per 3722
In Plymouth 1 per 4854
As a counter, I calculated 1 per 14,000 in Hull, a thriving university and market town!
Why does this matter? Well, the 2017 National Intelligence Law, particularly Article 7, could be interpreted to compel any Chinese national abroad to assist the intelligence services in their duties.
That means Mr Wong (if that is his real name), were he instructed by Chinese state agents to place a black box on the roof of his restaurant, would have no choice but to comply.
This is not new. A few years ago when the Chinese Overseas Police Stations were reported on, several locations were restaurants used as fronts. Dual-use properties you might call them.
As far back as 2010 we have reports of Chinese restaurants being used as locations for spying. It seems obvious to me that suspicions should be raised.
As a couple de grace, not even Windsor Castle is immune. Why do you think Windsor castle is RINGED with Chinese restaurants?
Is the state aware of this threat? Given they let Chinese cutout companies siphon their own data for years, probably not. But it merits investigating. Who will take the Chinese restaurateurs to task?
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🧵 There is a lot of blackpilling going around lately. I wanted to counteract that with a quick Whitepill on “Retard Recovery,” or how nations rise again after disaster strikes. There are a few great examples. This should serve as a reminder that it’s never over.
🇨🇳 China, the most recent example, gives us a textbook case. Mao ascended to leadership of a country ravaged by decades of war. He pretty much instantly made a series of near civilisationally ruinous policies.
To list them in detail would take too long, but the Great Leap Forward, which led to the deaths of between 15 to 20 million people, thanks to such genius policies like “killing all the sparrows” which led to a plague of locusts, and “melting all the tools into useless pig iron.”
🧵Given the ruling yesterday on the injunction to try to stop the Bell Hotel housing asylum seekers, it may be worth examining what’s going on here. Fundamentally, we are at a critical point. The judiciary sees itself as neutral arbiters of the law, with no political function.
This is quite a dangerous place to be. The in his statements Lord Justice Bean made mention of not wanting to reward protesters such that other councils would follow suit with similar injunctions. This reasoning is explicitly political and not neutral in the slightest.
In saying that, effectively, the rights of asylum seekers outweigh the rights of the British people, this judgement and others like it risk delegitimising the judiciary in its entirety. As people come to see the law and its application as hostile to them, they will revolt.
This study has been doing the rounds since it dropped. I thought I'd address a few of the claims. First by premise, then by statistics. Conclusion first: the claims made here rely on some heavy assumptions, statistical mistakes, and key omissions.
First we must address the big point: the calculations here do not account at all for future ILR grants and the subsequent entitlements they are eligible for, namely universal credit and pensions. Karl Williams has done some great work on this for the Centre for Policy Studies.
The OBR has some very rudimentary assumptions for migrant fiscal impacts. But it is important to note that even on its own terms, the study by Lauren fails to show that migrants are not a fiscal time bomb. By her calculations, they earned £24,881, 4% higher than natives.
🧵Zoe Gardner has been trotted out in the news a lot to parrot all the usual talking points about how we can’t stop asylum seekers from coming here, se need immigrants, and critics of this are evil racists. She’s referred to as an “immigration expert.’ Let’s have a look at that.
Starting with her educational experience, she originally has a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and Modern Greek studies from King’s College London. Her master’s is in “Comparative Politics, Nationalism, and Ethnicity” from the LSE.
She returned to LSE in October 2016 to start a part-time PhD on “immigration control at the EU’s external borders.” She appears to have dropped out of the programme after two years and four months. There is no evidence she completed the programme.
This is absolutely vile. A private company that makes a huge amount of money off government contracts is now putting out a call to landlords in order to lease their properties to asylum seekers. The full muscle of the public-private partnership taking supply out of the market.
They are wantonly profiting off what cannot be called anything other than an invasion. Responsible for 30,000 foreigners, most of them young men whom we know nothing about. They speak of it in corporate language, like it’s a routine business deal.
Imagine being a young family buying your first home in an area and all of a sudden a local landlord strikes a deal with Serco. Congratulations, you’ve just received scores of young men with no vetting in your area. You’ve got to deal with that now.
🧵 The American state is not our friend. They pursue their own interests. In the 20th century alone we have: 1. Wilson’s post-WW1 loan terms. He imposed far harsher terms on Britain than any other major power. He explicitly wanted to kneecap us despite the wartime cooperation.
2. The Washington Naval Conference, which in American eyes served both to bottle our fleet size and effectively disintegrate the Anglo-Japanese alliance. Prior to this Wilson had spoken of wiping England off the map!
3. Much of the WW2 diplomacy between Britain and America was Roosevelt’s explicit jockeying to replace Britain in world affairs. The Atlantic Charter, Destroyers for Bases, and several diplomatic interventions in the Middle East. FDR’s administration was riddled with Communists.