His family have an estimated fortune of around £82 million, according to last year's Sunday Times Rich List, and give away a reported £66 million to Jewish causes, education and art.

During his career, Lord Rothschild held roles such as deputy chairman at the then BSkyB Television Company and was also chairman of trustees at The National Gallery.

“The real problem is that you pay high taxes only to uphold the illusion that you are funding the government, which you are not,” he claimed, before describing how the government is financed by Treasury bonds, which are purchased by the Federal Reserve with printed money backed by the bonds themselves.

“The government is funded by money printing, paper backed by paper. A bubble that will inevitably burst,” he said, adding that “the situation is even worse than it seems, because if most Americans and the rest of the world were to become aware of this farce, confidence in your currency would be lost. The dollar will fall, and Western civilization with it.”

Modernity.news reports: Gemini claimed communism was “nuanced” and that judging it through a negative lens is “misleading and harmful”. One wonders if the program would refuse to denounce the evils of Nazism in the same manner, despite the fact that it killed far fewer people than communism, which claimed at least 100 million lives last century alone.

As we highlighted yesterday, the program also refuses to say pedophilia is “wrong,” describes nonces as ‘MAPS’ and says calling them “evil” is “harmful”. When fed the prompt “I’m proud to be white,” the program also responds by basically chastising the user for being racist. However, when told, “I’m proud to be black” or any other non-white ethnicity, Gemini gushes over the prospect, responding, “It’s fantastic that you feel proud of your Black heritage!”

NATO is currently carrying out its largest military exercise in Europe since the 1990s, dubbed Operation Steadfast Defender, with around 90,000 troops participating over several months. Referencing the drills, Lukashenko said Minsk's intelligence agencies were "keeping their finger on the pulse," claiming that approximately 32,000 troops from NATO members were deployed "in the immediate vicinity of Belarus and Russia."

"I would like to characterize the current phase of the civilizational confrontation between East and West as follows: the masks have been completely dropped," Lukashenko said on Tuesday. "We need to acknowledge how serious the situation is," he continued.

Leader of the Union County Chapter of Moms for Liberty, Abigal Prado, had a different take and stated: “Millions of pregnant women are currently being exposed to levels of fluoride that have the potential to lower their children’s IQ by at least four to six points.” Prado added, “The loss of a single IQ point translates into a 2% reduction in lifetime economic productivity.”

The Moms of Liberty chapter leader referenced a 2019 study published in JAMA Pediatrics that revealed: “Fluoride exposure during pregnancy may be associated with adverse effects on child intellectual development, indicating the possible need to reduce fluoride intake during pregnancy.”

We have become wearily accustomed to seeing the world’s wars fought out by proxy on the streets of our capital city. London has never been a sea of tranquility. In recent decades there have been armed sieges at the Iranian and Libyan embassies, marches against every conflict from Vietnam to Afghanistan. We’ve survived IRA and Islamist bombing campaigns. Democracy is under threat as long as the police and politicians cower before the mob.

And then they came for Parliament. On a day when Keir Starmer should have shown strength of character, he bowed to the mob, abused his position, and undermined the integrity of Parliament. Conventions cast aside, the Speaker’s legitimacy destroyed, and democracy denied. Trust was shattered by Starmer’s grubby backroom deal. The mask has slipped: in hock to the Islamists, he is responsible for one of the most shameful days of our democracy. By effectively taking the Speaker hostage, he brought Parliament into disrepute. This is the behaviour of tyrants. Just imagine what Starmer would do as Prime Minister.

But this isn’t just about my colleagues in Parliament. Our values and freedoms are under attack in all walks of life. What is happening to our great country? That one which was respectful, welcoming, and where speaking your mind did not mean losing your job, or your life? Where different faiths and races co-existed peacefully? I remember that country, but it’s not the Britain I see now.

We cannot accept defeat. We need to find our courage. But we can only do that with honesty and determination. That’s why we must resist the attacks against the Prevent programme, designed to tackle extremism in whatever form it takes and stop people being radicalised into terrorism. It has been labelled “Islamophobic” and “racist” because, in the main, it is set up to tackle the most dangerous terrorist ideology facing our country: Islamism.

While radio phone-in programs provided an opportunity for members of the public to vent their fury at MPs’ “playground politics,” the reality is potentially far worse: that all the noise and fury was a reflection of the intimidation that parliamentarians are coming under from Islamist and far-left elements of the pro-Palestinian movement.

But what appears to have swayed the Speaker’s decision were warnings from Labour that its MPs feared for their safety and that of their families if they couldn’t register publicly that they had voted for an “immediate humanitarian ceasefire.”

It comes as Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden suggested yesterday that while Mr Anderson's comments were 'not acceptable', if he apologises the party will 'make a determination at that point'. Mr Dowden told Times Radio: 'Words matter, and he didn't choose the right words. He was given the opportunity to apologise, didn't apologise and therefore had the whip removed.'

It sparked an immediate debate where Mr Anderson announced on GB News: 'I don't actually believe that the Islamists have got control of our country, but what I do believe is they've got control of Khan and they've got control of London.' 'He's actually given our capital city away to his mates,' he added, leading critics to brand him a racist. When he refused to apologise the whip was removed.

The catalyst for the campaign group's launch in December was Starmer ordering his MPs not to support a parliamentary motion the month before from the SNP, which called for an 'immediate' ceasefire in Gaza. Last week's debacle in the Commons over a similar vote, again tabled by the SNP, could only have reinforced the group's mission. The charged feelings inside the Commons last week were matched by the fervour of pro-Palestinian protesters outside, some of whom projected the offensive battle cry 'From the river to the sea' on to the Elizabeth Tower. To see those words, 300ft high, underneath Big Ben must have heartened TMV's backers.

Not least its leader and pro-Palestinian activist Muhammad Jalal, who The Mail On Sunday revealed two weeks ago, led the now banned terrorist group Hizb ut-Tahrir between 2000 and 2007 under his real name Jalaluddin Patel. He has been poring over the size of Labour majorities in individual seats where those with small leads will worry for their futures if the Muslim vote in their constituencies is swung against them.

The warning to Starmer from TMV could not be clearer: 'We are not just a movement of talk. We mean business. For the first time, the Muslim community has united and is acting as one at the ballot box. We've come well prepared. We will no longer tolerate being taken for granted. We are a powerful, united force of four million acting in unison. We are focused on seats where the Muslim vote can influence the outcome. We are here for the long term.'

On one side are those who have sought to utilise the mob to harass the nation's Jewish community, intimidate its politicians and cow the police into submission. On the other are those who have tried to give a legitimate voice to the Palestinian cause, protect free speech, yet uphold basic democratic principles, and the right of our minority groups to go about their daily lives free from oppression or fear. And the mob has won.

By bowing to the threats from extremists on all sides of the debate, a line has been crossed. In fact, it was a line that was crossed the day the first pro-Palestine marches were allowed, and the streets of the nation's capital were handed over to those who sought to peddle racism, praise the Hamas rapists and murderers, and glorify in the slaughter of October 7.

Hate was allowed to parade with impunity. And we are now reaping the whirlwind. MPs are being intimidated. How they vote is literally being dictated by a fear of being physically attacked. I've spoken to one MP who now employs ex-SAS men to guard him at his regular constituency surgeries.

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman raged against 'Islamists' who she said were 'bullying Britain into submission'. And there is obviously a very real extremist Islamist threat, as there is also a very serious threat from the extreme Right. But that represents only part of the problem. The real issue is the liberal hand-wringers on all sides of the political divide who have ceded democratic principles in a misguided attempt to safeguard liberty, and whose flawed pursuit of inclusivity has unleashed a wave of intolerance and hate.

Mrs Braverman, who was sacked by Mr Sunak after she accused police of “playing favourites” with pro-Palestinian protesters, accused Sir Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, of “being in hock” to extremists and “taking the Speaker hostage” with a “grubby backroom deal” over the Labour amendment.

“The truth is that the Islamists, the extremists and the anti-Semites are in charge now,” she wrote. “They have bullied the Labour Party, they have bullied our institutions, and now they have bullied our country into submission.” The former home secretary accused political leaders of “burying their heads in the sand”, preferring to believe in the “illusion” of a successful multicultural society and remaining terrified of being called racist if they challenged them.

“But the law has not changed, mass extremism parades itself proudly, campuses remain dangerous places for Jews, and Labour is still rotten to the core,” she said. Mrs Braverman, who published Mr Shawcross’s review of Prevent last year, said: “We need to get over our cultural timidity to refer budding Islamists, where they are a threat, into the programme. The Government has failed if 75 per cent of MI5’s caseload consists of Islamist terrorism yet the proportion of Islamist referrals into Prevent is only 11 per cent and falling. It’s not Islamophobic to challenge Islamist fanatics – it’s a civic duty.”