I just had a really nasty thought...

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...an air accident such as that which beheaded Polish society yesterday would do next to nothing to Britain. It is impossible for me to feel that the country would greatly miss any of its leading politicians, bureaucrats, military commanders, etc. Perhaps a few of the private people who were on the flight - relatives of the Katyn victims, celebrities such as the woman who started the Gdansk strike of 1980, etc - and perhaps one or two of the more impressive businessmen. And the Queen, if she was there. But personally I could witness the beheading of the military, the police, the legislative, executive and judiciary powers, and the media, with complete equanimity.

My God, what kind of a country in this, in which there is not a single leading figure worthy of respect?

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I don't have to comment on every act of criminality by the loathsome frauds who are dragging this country into the abyss. I have made it very clear what I think of them, and this piece of criminal justice does not improve on it. We already knew that freedom of thought, speech, expression and belief were a dead letter in this country, but then a country which allows by law human-animal hybridization has already gone well beyond tyranny and into the realm of delirious inhumanity.