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Irish Savant – irishsavant.net Sept 4, 2021

Has it ever crossed your mind that the ruling globohomo cabal sometimes put their plans at risk from the need to stick us in the eye as they attack us? For instance I’ve long suspected 911 (the Emergency number used in the US) to be an example of this as the blatant false flag worked a treat, the dupes rushing in to spend unimaginable blood and treasure in support of those who carried out the attack. The perps must have felt a frisson of excitement at their little 911 trick. Do I discern the same thing now in the tsunami of black-on-White crime that goes largely unpunished while any sign of White resistance is ruthlessly suppressed? Consider the treatment of Derek Chauvin with that of the black cop who murdered Ashli Babbitt in cold blood. ‘I’d do it again’ he crows, to the acclaim of the chattering classes. But the scamdemic takes the biscuit as a stupified public react to multiple contradictory messages much as a colony of ants in a beaker would to the manipulations of an entomologist. Surely the likes of Bill Gates must emit an evil cackle as he contemplates society turning itself upside down and inside out in response to what’s little more than an outbreak of the common flu? Poking us in the eye and getting away with it. For a psychopath, what’s not to love?

I’m minded of what Andrew Neather, advisor to Tony Blair, Barbara Roche and Jack Straw wrote of the decision to open Britain’s immigration floodgates in 2000. “I remember coming away from some discussions with the clear sense that the policy was intended – even if this wasn’t its main purpose – to rub the Right’s nose in diversity and render their arguments out of date.” Straw (partly Jewish) as Home Secretary and Roche (Jewish) as Immigration Minister held the keys to the immigration spigot so we can reasonably infer from whom Neather got his impression. All four can sit back now and enjoy the repercussions of their handiwork, not least by way of the marginalisation of the hated White working and middle classes.

I believe that our globohomo controllers also enjoy poking us in the eye by appointing talentless buffoons to leadership roles in White countries while the native populations look helplessly on. Yesterday I met an Englishman erecting advertising hoardings in my home town. From briefly chatting with him it became clear that he was both intelligent and well-read. Yet here he was operating from an old van in a remote Irish town at a menial task. What must he feel when he sees imbeciles like David Lammy, Britain’s Stupidest Man (he though Hitler’s first name was “Heil” and that Marie Antionette got the Nobel Prize for Physics) made Minister For Universities And Innovation. After all his ancestors, small in number but gigantic in ability and determination, not long ago ruled a quarter of this earth. Now, a few generations later he’s erecting advertising hoardings in Ireland.

Meanwhile some African rapper by the name of Dizzee Rascal has been awarded an MBE – Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire – by the Queen. The award was for – and I kid you not – “services to music”. Now rap is not music. That’s not an opinion, it’s a fact because the ‘music’ does not lend itself to musical notation. It’s just black guys yelling gibberish to the beat of a drum machine. And what of Sir Dizzee’s (cough) lyrics? Here is his piece de resistance:

Stop Dat!!!
Stop dat
Start dat
Get dat, wah?!?
Been der done dat had dat, wah?!?

I think we can safely assume that future music historians will not mistakenly attribute such lyrics to Cole Porter or Oscar Hammerstein. But this noble Englishman has hit a road bump as it were because, in the finest traditions of British chivalry, he apparently head-butted one of his sperm buckets and stamped on her as she lay on the ground. He’s now up before the Old Bill. Oh dear.

Meanwhile my English acquaintance continues to erect hoardings in the rain. Yes his nose is truly getting rubbed in it. As an evil cackle can be heard from behind the curtain.

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