The Green Party’s Deputy Leader spoke to LBC yesterday about defence spending. Asked if it should go up, Rachel Millward said: “I think we need to spend more on diplomatic relationships across Europe, across working out who our allies really are. You know, we can’t take peace for granted. I think this is this this is a serious an incredibly serious and dangerous time.” Genius…
Asked if more needed to be spent on defence, Millward said: “Well, I think we’re seeing, aren’t we, that we need to look at alternative structures and alternative ways of keeping the peace across the world and that needs to take massive amount of effort. So, but this is certainly not, you know, the focus of my daily role.” Starting to fall apart here…
Asked if she agreed with the Defence Select Committee’s view that an extra £29 billion must be spent on defence, Millward said: “I don’t know. I’d have to look at that and we’d have to think about what our position is.” And there you go…
Millward – who sits as a deputy leader of Wealden District Council – was previously mocked by the public in Crowborough for claiming that incoming asylum seekers are “doctors, engineers, and surgeons.” Guido also hears Millward skipped a meeting held by the MOD with local army and Air Force cadet representatives last week to sort their accommodation after being kicked out of Crowborough training camp. Which now contains asylum seekers…
Some of Zack Polanski’s performances are pinging about in the deep, dark corners of the internet. In 2010 the Green Party leader starred in a self-referential meta-comic avant-garde film called “The Gallon Challenge.” Synopsis:
“A college film major who, after a series of unfortunate events, has no choice but to make a documentary about a milk drinking contest in order to graduate.”
Is this where his specialism with breasts started?
Runtime: 73 minutes and 35 seconds. If co-conspirators are looking for something to do this weekend…
Here’s the trailer for those who just can’t spare the time:
He’s better at acting than he is at economics…
The Green/LibDem group running Wealden District Council has finally signalled it will attempt to challenge the Home Office over the hosting of 600 male asylum seekers in a local military camp. A mess…
There were two meetings last night in Crowborough – the town hosting one of the two proposed army barracks for asylum seekers – hosted by Tory MP and Deputy Speaker Nus Ghani. The council itself has not bothered to host any yet, only Ghani and the local Reform party have…
At the beginning of the meeting attendees were told by Green planning councillor Ian Tysh that on the advice of an “eminent KC” legal action would not be taken. Halfway through the meeting Deputy Green Party Leader (and deputy leader of the council) Rachel Millward said the councillor would “consider taking action.” By the end of the meeting the ruling “Alliance for Wealden” councillors said they intended to take legal action. This happened in the space of three hours…
The ruling councillors also complained that “taking legal action costs money.” This is despite Millward launching a new £450,000 project in September to “celebrate Winnie-the-Pooh’s 100th birthday”…
Rachel Millward, who lives in a £1.6 million six-bedroom house with swimming pool, was on holiday when the Home Office was announcing its intention to house the asylum seekers. She has been ridiculed for since coming out against the government’s plans, despite local Green Party efforts to designate the entirety of East Sussex a “County of Sanctuary for Migrants”…
Zack Polanski doesn’t like to talk about his history at the LibDems. He joined them in 2014…
The Green leader stood as a LibDem council candidate in Camden’s St Pancras and Somers Town by‑election in 2015, then as a London Assembly candidate in 2016 for Barnet and Camden. So keen was he that Zack was also on party’s London‑wide list…
Polanski left the LibDems in 2017. Not before he made a speech and sang inspiration songs on their conference stage in 2015 though…
Guido takes no liability for any ear injuries or bleeding that occurs on watching the video with audio enabled. You’ve been warned…
Zack Polanski may have given up his breast-enhancing hypnosis services – that’s not to say there won’t be magic at the Green Party Conference in Bournemouth. Oh boy…
Performing at the “Green Gala” flagship social event on Saturday night will be hired “psychological illusionist” and “mind reader” Andy Jay who says of his performances:
“We laugh, we play, and we share a moment that stays with you long after the cards are put away. that, to me, is magic.”
Members shouldn’t allow themselves to be too mesmerised. They have an antisemitism training session at 9 a.m. the next day…
Lots of polling has been done on the Green Party on the opening of its conference in Bournemouth. Not all promising for ex-LibDem Zack Polanski…
Highlights:
As always the revolution is at risk of eating itself. That’s what Starmer’s hoping for at least…
Lee Anderson, speaking to The Sun’s Tom Scotson, reveals the wokest thing he’s ever done: “I once had a vegetarian thought, about becoming a vegetarian. That was quickly dismissed when I had a bacon sandwich…”