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Forget about global warming. I'm starting to think it is left wing tears that will cause sea levels to rise dangerously in the years ahead.
The best thing about Donald Trump's extraordinary victory on Tuesday was the hysterical reaction from the illiberal left wing elites on both sides of the pond.
Whether the Trump presidency is a success or not, and despite his many flaws, I predict it will be. Who cares? Because either way, this victory has annoyed all of the right people and will make their lives a misery for the next four years.
I'm talking about the pompous millionaire celebrities insulated from the grim, real world consequences of the woke policies that they promote.
What a shame that we will have to wait five long years for a cultural and political revolution like that to happen here.
But don't worry, it is coming. Let's hope Starmer hasn't turned Britain into a floating island of garbage like Puerto Rico by then.
This week, ordinary Americans elected a billionaire that they felt was on their side Donald J. Trump. And they rejected the advice of other billionaires like Oprah Winfrey and Taylor Swift, who they know are not Living in their gated mansions, insulated from the massive human and financial cost of net zero, open borders and wokeness in America's public institutions.
We've seen a lot of hysteria here as well. The Guardian is offering counselling to its staff, who these days outnumber their readers.
As the excellent lawyer Stephen Barrett points out on X today, the Guardian didn't need therapy to get through the northern rape gangs scandal or the child killings in Southport, or the atrocity on October the 7th. Things they do need therapy for democracy.
Meanwhile, comedy actress Rosie Holt tweeted I hear all your takes on why Carmela lost. Thank you. But are we allowed to have the take that Trump supporters are simply the worst. Well, who are these terrible Trump supporters, this nasty fringe?
Well, it's 73.5 million Americans and counting women of all backgrounds, African American men, Latinos, gay people and millions of immigrants. Oh the irony. But US voters, a clear majority of whom chose Donald Trump, are dismissed as the worst by an elite class who are beginning to realize not only how detested they are by ordinary folk, but how powerless they are as well.
An 80 per cent left wing bias in US media and celebs, from Robert DeNiro to Madonna to George Clooney, simply contributed to a Kamala Harris electoral bloodbath.
In other words, it didn't work. It actually had the opposite effect.
Former BBC star Emily Maitlis was so distraught she went into a swearing frenzy and Channel Four had to apologise. Maybe Prince Andrew should interview her about this fall from Grace.
Lull woke multimillionaires singing sensation Barbra Streisand simply said there are no words left. Well, let's hope she keeps to that.
Comedian David Baddiel ranted it might be time to accept that people are more energised by hate than hope, reminding us of the leftie trope that anyone who thinks differently to you is guilty of hate or a bad person.
Carol Vorderman, whose numbers haven't added up for a long time, said quite simply, God help America.
And broadcaster James O'Brien, who works in local radio in London, simply said what fresh hell is this?
Well, the American public have told the smug media elites to go to hell. In five years time, the British public will do exactly the same. It'll be messy. So bring popcorn and a box of tissues to mop up all those tears.
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The best thing about Donald Trump's extraordinary victory on Tuesday was the hysterical reaction from the illiberal left wing elites on both sides of the pond.
Whether the Trump presidency is a success or not, and despite his many flaws, I predict it will be. Who cares? Because either way, this victory has annoyed all of the right people and will make their lives a misery for the next four years.
I'm talking about the pompous millionaire celebrities insulated from the grim, real world consequences of the woke policies that they promote.
What a shame that we will have to wait five long years for a cultural and political revolution like that to happen here.
But don't worry, it is coming. Let's hope Starmer hasn't turned Britain into a floating island of garbage like Puerto Rico by then.
This week, ordinary Americans elected a billionaire that they felt was on their side Donald J. Trump. And they rejected the advice of other billionaires like Oprah Winfrey and Taylor Swift, who they know are not Living in their gated mansions, insulated from the massive human and financial cost of net zero, open borders and wokeness in America's public institutions.
We've seen a lot of hysteria here as well. The Guardian is offering counselling to its staff, who these days outnumber their readers.
As the excellent lawyer Stephen Barrett points out on X today, the Guardian didn't need therapy to get through the northern rape gangs scandal or the child killings in Southport, or the atrocity on October the 7th. Things they do need therapy for democracy.
Meanwhile, comedy actress Rosie Holt tweeted I hear all your takes on why Carmela lost. Thank you. But are we allowed to have the take that Trump supporters are simply the worst. Well, who are these terrible Trump supporters, this nasty fringe?
Well, it's 73.5 million Americans and counting women of all backgrounds, African American men, Latinos, gay people and millions of immigrants. Oh the irony. But US voters, a clear majority of whom chose Donald Trump, are dismissed as the worst by an elite class who are beginning to realize not only how detested they are by ordinary folk, but how powerless they are as well.
An 80 per cent left wing bias in US media and celebs, from Robert DeNiro to Madonna to George Clooney, simply contributed to a Kamala Harris electoral bloodbath.
In other words, it didn't work. It actually had the opposite effect.
Former BBC star Emily Maitlis was so distraught she went into a swearing frenzy and Channel Four had to apologise. Maybe Prince Andrew should interview her about this fall from Grace.
Lull woke multimillionaires singing sensation Barbra Streisand simply said there are no words left. Well, let's hope she keeps to that.
Comedian David Baddiel ranted it might be time to accept that people are more energised by hate than hope, reminding us of the leftie trope that anyone who thinks differently to you is guilty of hate or a bad person.
Carol Vorderman, whose numbers haven't added up for a long time, said quite simply, God help America.
And broadcaster James O'Brien, who works in local radio in London, simply said what fresh hell is this?
Well, the American public have told the smug media elites to go to hell. In five years time, the British public will do exactly the same. It'll be messy. So bring popcorn and a box of tissues to mop up all those tears.
Find Out More...