David Vance

Cadburys, Ukraine and King Charles

David Vance23 December 20240

The Birmingham based Cadbury’s loses it’s Royal Warrant after 170 years. Why? Well, it’s all about Russia and Ukraine! ****BUY…

From Southport to Magdeburg

David Vance23 December 20240

Two terrible atrocities have happened this year in the English town of Southport and the German city of Magdeburg. Let’s…

The Ever Shrinking UK Economy!

David Vance23 December 20240

The ONS has confirmed that the UK economy flatlined during the first three months of this Labour Government. Economic growth…

The American Canal in Panama!

David Vance23 December 20240

President Elect Trump has suggested that it about time the United States took back full control of the Panama Canal,…

Boostahs and Turbo Cancer

David Vance22 December 20240

Leading Oncologist Professor Dalgleish asserts that there is a clear link between 3/4th Covid Shot and turbo cancer. ****BUY A…

Term Limits NOW!

David Vance22 December 20240

Did you see the story about the US elected politician who hasn’t been seen for six months but who has…

Is Reform a threat to democracy?

David Vance22 December 20240

Baroness Harman suggests that the emerging Reform Party is ”a threat to democracy” What she *means* is that it is…

‘Tis the season for false flags?

David Vance22 December 20241

Bit of a coincidence that the Magdeburg alleged jihadist killer was a fan of AfD, supposedly. Germany goes to the…

Carnage at the Christmas Market.

David Vance21 December 20240

5 dead, 200 injured, in the aftermath of an attack on a Christmas market in Germany. The media is trying…

Mandelson, Epstein and Morons!

David Vance21 December 202421 December 20240

Well then, Sir Keir Starmer’s selection of Lord Peter Mandelson as the next Ambassador to the United States has caused quite the political stir.

Killer cars?

David Vance21 December 202421 December 20240

If we believe the mainstream media, there are evil killer cars out there targeting Christmas markets.

What happened in the White House?

David Vance20 December 20240

Why did Joe Biden and Kamala Harris suddenly return to the White House late last night? ****BUY A TICKET FOR…

The weirdest TV interview of the year?

David Vance20 December 20240

GB News brings us the most weird interview of 2024! ****BUY A TICKET FOR MY NEXT LIVE LONDON EVENT HERE…

A Disappointing Christmas

David Vance20 December 20240

The ONS reports that retail sales figures for December are not what was hoped for. The UK is heading for…

Tulip under scrutiny!

David Vance20 December 20240

Did you see the the UK’s anti-corruption Minister is under investigation for….corruption? Yes, really, let’s discuss Tulip Siddiq! ****BUY A…

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MP deported from Israel accuses it of 'control and censorship'
An MP denied entry and deported from Israel has accused the state of "control and censorship".
Plastic surgeon found guilty of attempting to murder former boss
A plastic surgeon has been found guilty of the attempted murder of his former boss, who he stabbed after a failed attempt to set his house on fire.
Paddington Bear statue to return to town 'that loves him so dearly' after being vandalised
A Paddington Bear statue that was partly ripped off its bench and stolen will be returning "back to the town that loves him so dearly".

Republican Rep. John James announces run for governor: 'Make Michigan great again'
Republican Congressman John James announced on Monday that he is launching his bid for governor of Michigan to replace term-limited Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Supreme Court grants Trump request to lift stay halting Venezuelan deportations
The Supreme Court on Monday granted President Donald Trump’s request to vacate a lower court's ruling barring the administration from using a 1798 wartime immigration law to immediately deport Venezuelan nationals – including alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang – from the U.S., marking a significant victory for the administration as it advances key immigration priorities.Justices on the high court ruled 5-4 to grant the administration's request to lift the stay, in a temporary victory for Trump and his allies.At issue was the Alien Enemies Act, or the immigration law passed by Congress in 1789 to immediately remove certain migrants from U.S. soil. Prior to Trump's second White House term, it had been invoked just three times in U.S. history: During the War of 1812, during World War I, and most recently, World War II. Lawyers for the Trump administration had urged the court to vacate the lower court ruling, arguing in a Supreme Court filing that the lower court orders "rebuffed" their immigration agenda, including their ability "to protect the Nation against foreign terrorist organizations and risk debilitating effects for delicate foreign negotiations."JUDGE BOASBERG POISED TO HOLD TRUMP ADMIN IN CONTEMPT, TAKES DOWN NAMES OF DHS OFFICIALS: 'PRETTY SKETCHY'The ruling follows a temporary order from U.S. District Judge James Boasberg last month blocking the administration’s use of the 1798 law for 14 days while he considered the case on its merits – a pause upheld by a federal appeals court in a 2–1 decision."Nazis got better treatment" than some of the migrants deported under the law, Judge Patricia Millett, an Obama appointee, remarked during the appellate hearing.Both Boasberg and the appellate panel sharply questioned the administration over Trump’s proclamation invoking the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan nationals – and over the three planes that removed hundreds of migrants to El Salvador the very next day.At least 261 migrants were deported that day, including more than 100 Venezuelans removed "solely on the basis" of the 1798 statute.The deportation flights reportedly landed around the same time Boasberg issued his temporary halt, raising questions about whether administration officials knowingly defied the order. Boasberg had issued a bench ruling requiring any flights that had already taken off to return "immediately."That did not happen.APPEALS COURT BLOCKS TRUMP ADMIN'S DEPORTATION FLIGHTS IN ALIEN ENEMIES ACT IMMIGRATION SUITBoasberg said on April 3 that he was weighing whether to hold certain Trump administration officials in contempt of court for refusing to provide information, even after the court issued repeated requests regarding the deportation flights and the number of individuals sent to El Salvador.Government lawyers cited national security concerns as the reason for refusing to comply with the court’s request for information.But during the April 3 hearing, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Drew Ensign told Boasberg the flight information likely wasn’t classified — prompting the judge to question why the administration had declined to provide it on more than four occasions, including under a court-imposed deadline."Pretty sketchy," Boasberg mused in court.WHO IS JAMES BOASBERG, THE US JUDGE AT THE CENTER OF TRUMP'S DEPORTATION EFFORTS? Boasberg also pressed the government to disclose the names, locations, and agencies of individuals involved in the removals, as well as any internal conversations with officials who may have been monitoring the court proceedings.The hearing marked the latest in a flurry of legal battles over the Trump administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act. It followed Boasberg’s order requiring officials to explain why they failed to comply with his directive to return the deportation flights – and whether they knowingly defied the court.The Supreme Court ruling may not mark the end of Trump’s push to invoke the Alien Enemies Act.Boasberg is still weighing potential contempt charges against administration officials. As of this writing, a preliminary injunction hearing is set for April 8.
Elbridge Colby clears hurdle, moves to final vote to become Pentagon's top policy strategist
Elbridge Colby, a key architect of U.S. military strategy on China and Taiwan, cleared a major hurdle in the Senate with a cloture vote advancing his nomination to a senior Pentagon post.