The Post-Partisan Emporium

  From Unrest in Albania to Toxic Jabs, the Elite Are in Multiple Cover-Up Mode. Here’s Why! Pre-Revolutionary Times Provoke Industrial-Level Censorship Nick Griffin One of the signs of a strong, confident leadership in any form of human endeavour is a willingness to accept scrutiny, admit to problems and to allow criticism of genuine failings. So the recent lurch by the entire System media elite into multiple cover-ups as a matter of course tells us a great deal about the chronic insecurity and fundamental weakness of our masters. Of course, there have always been cover-ups; Britain’s two ‘parties of government’ have had a long tradition of sniping at each other over all sorts of issues, but of covering each other’s backs when it came to really serious misbehaviour by key figures. To what extent this has been out of fear of Mutually Assured Destruction (“we’ll say nothing about X if you’ll keep quiet about Y”) and how much it was about the need to preserve the credibility of the s...

  Trump’s last chance to tango It takes two No1 As a thanks to my paid subscribers they received this article yesterday. After a day, it opens up for everybody else. In 1958 Mao Zedong found out who was stealing China’s grain. Sparrows. Each one ate about two kilos of grain a year, according to the Party. Multiply that by every sparrow in China and you’ve found why every granary sat empty in the country. source So China declared a war on sparrows . Everybody joined in. An estimated three million people banged pots, pans, drums and gongs for days in Beijing alone so the birds could never land. They flew until they dropped out of the sky. Nests were torn down, eggs smashed, the stragglers shot. Prussia had tried the same thing in the 1700s and got an outbreak of pests for its trouble. It’s always good to know your history… Roughly two billion dead sparrows later, the crop output dropped by about a fifth. Because what else do sparrows eat? Insects, in particular: locusts. Rice borers ...