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June Slater: It's perfectly rational to be angered...

It's perfectly rational to be angered and frustrated by the fact that we are suffering from a huge upsurge of sex crimes from people coming to the country illegally and through settlement schemes. The government leaflet about learning to ask for consent is evidence of this fact. Sadly this fact Iis often deflected by left wing media, politicians and supporters . Their come back is often to quote stats of sex crimes from our existing population. This comparison is simply deflection because they dare not admit that the problem exists and that our political class are culpable in our cultural demise.

Craig Murray: International treaties are agreed...

International treaties are agreed in 2 necessary stages, signature and ratification. Normally signature is by the govt of a state and ratification by the legislature. Thus treaty accession is only achieved when it becomes law in the acceding state. Amazingly, UK courts hold that the UK is not bound by any treaties it has signed, even after the treaty has been passed through parliament. International law has no force in the UK, unless specifically incorporated by an Act of Parliament (different to ratification by Parliament). So UK courts hold the UK government may simply break at will virtually every treaty and 90% of international law. The original Rogue State.

Adam Brooks: I can’t wait to see what the lefty...

I can’t wait to see what the lefty and liberal skid marks say to justify asylum seekers having to be told not to rape, sexually abuse, prey on kids, hit women and not to cut their women’s genitals. Over to you @supertanskiii @narindertweets @GaryLineker @GNev2 @owenjonesjourno @SholaMos1 @labourlewis @campbellclaret @guardian @DailyMirror and anyone else that supports asylum seekers invading our country.

Liz Webster: We didn’t have to worry about food...

🚨 We didn’t have to worry about food safety in the same way when we were in the EU. Our food was traded within a common regulatory system with shared rules on food safety, traceability and production standards. Now British consumers can buy British Lion eggs in the supermarket but eat breakfast in a hotel, a cake in a café or a meal in a restaurant and have no idea where the eggs came from or how the hens were kept. Brexit was sold as giving us higher standards and cheaper food. Instead we’re importing increasing quantities of eggs produced to standards British farmers wouldn’t be allowed to use while British consumers frequently aren’t even told. We lost control.

Dale Vince: Energy bills are probably the main...

Energy bills are probably the main driver of the cost of living crisis (which Labour inherited), they also drive inflation and bank lending rates - doing great harm to our economy as a whole. At the peak of the last energy crisis we paid £43Billion more in one year than we needed to, inflation was 1.5 points higher than need be and Bank lending rates 1 point higher. We need to make Britain’s energy market work for Britain. For all of us, people, businesses and the whole economy. It doesn't have to be this way. Energy market reform in three steps.......

Robin Monotti: MRNA CANCER VACCINES Professor Fukushima...

MRNA CANCER VACCINES Professor Fukushima, Japan's most senior oncologist: "Genetic vaccines are totally unacceptable. The introduction of transgenes into the human body is gene therapy. How can this be considered acceptable for creating vaccines? If you encapsulate mRNA in nanoparticles and administer it you only get off target effects starting from the ovaries, to the brain, liver, spleen and bone marrow. The biggest problem is going to the bone marrow, the reproductive organs like the ovaries and then every possible organ." https://x.com/robinmonotti/status/1791712921908543830/video/1

Pouria Zeraati: Erdogan, the dishonorable one...

Erdogan, the dishonorable one, is carrying out the same destructive role for Iran that Khomeini did/ Israeli sources: Turkish warships have come "very close" to Israeli military vessels in several instances as they passed through international waters in the region. Israel's Defense Minister said today that it's better for Erdogan to just rant against Bibi and Israel in their own parliament rather than actually trying to challenge Israel's military power for real. The interesting point is that the Ynet website reported that Israel's recent attack on the Turkish base in Syria was in full coordination with the officials of the Jolani government :)

Daniel Lacalle: Iran's "resistance" strategy...

Iran's "resistance" strategy has backfired spectacularly. The regime bet its entire strategy on threatening neighbors, funding terror proxies, and holding the world hostage over the Strait of Hormuz. That bet just collapsed. The regime only remains due to a system of terror and repression, not public support. The military power behind the threat has proven far weaker than advertised, incapable of even closing Hormuz to everyone except itself. The real lesson: Iran just exposed its own greatest vulnerability. ~80% of its exports and roughly 25% of its GDP flow through that strait. By trying to weaponize it, Tehran didn't scare the world. It just handed everyone a map of its biggest weakness. Iran has done more damage to its own economy than any sanctions regime ever could, while proving to global buyers that diversified, non-Iran energy routes are the safer bet long-term. Weakness disguised as leverage is still weakness.
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