Liz Webster: Congratulations on your victory, @DavidCampanale...
Congratulations on your victory, @DavidCampanale . The @libdems admission of religious discrimination and victimisation is a disgrace, but sadly no surprise. I left the party after I too was bullied and harassed. This isn’t liberalism. It’s intolerance wearing a yellow rosette. Time for real change.
Patrick Henningsen: Trump is running the government...
Trump is running the government like he ran his businesses - into the ground: The reason many of his shady businesses failed was due to fact he was notorious for not paying his bills and then filing for bankruptcy and then living off restructured banker loans (bankers likely blackmailed). Looks like he’s applying this same dirty formula to his failing Presidency, what a disaster this is shaping up to be…
Andy Ngo: The liberal city of Ann Arbor…
The liberal city of Ann Arbor, Mich. has removed its last "neighborhood crime watch" sign in a move meant to be more welcoming to blacks and people of color. The woke believe that law and order are anti-black and anti-POC, hence they call for abolishment.
Carl Benjamin: They are right to lambast Thomas…
They are right to lambast Thomas for his ideological inconsistency. He is, of course, a Welshman, but the globalist view of nationality and belonging to which Reform are committed lead him to bungling his own roots and declaring himself not Welsh.
Mark Curtis: It’s so hilarious how the British…
It’s so hilarious how the British corporate media report US/UK relations. The reality is that this is undoubtedly the world’s most violent and lawless bilateral alliance in global affairs since 1945. The British public is always fed fairy tales about it.
Ben Habib: How many more needless acts of violence…
How many more needless acts of violence and sexual assault before our government recognises open borders are a disaster; mass migration is a disaster; multiculturalism is a disaster? One incident should be enough. Instead, daily our women and children are assaulted
nazir afzal: I’m horrified by today’s antisemitic…
I’m horrified by today’s antisemitic stabbings in London There is no justification for targeting Jewish people, ever Criticising the actions of any foreign government must NEVER become hatred toward a community here Stand against antisemitism, always Reject bigotry of all kinds
Lee Hurst: This is what allowing week after week…
This is what allowing week after week of pro terrorist supporting marches to go on without any hint of neutral policing that should have been more robust than biased. This is on Sadiq Khan, the Labour Party, the Met Police and the not fit for purpose judiciary.
Martin Daubney: POLICE BRUTALITY - OR NECESSARY FORCE…
POLICE BRUTALITY - OR NECESSARY FORCE? Cops believed today’s Golders Green terrorist may have been armed with a suicide bomb They were only armed with tasers. A threat was neutralised by any means necessary What do we think?
Robin Monotti: Is King Charles an independent actor…
Is King Charles an independent actor, or a spokesman for certain financial interests which his family is tied to? In clearer terms, is he his own man, or is he just a puppet of another banking family which his family is in debt to? I am thinking "all wars are bankers wars"?
Ben Judah: I want to stress British Jews…
I want to stress British Jews are super concentrated in NW London. there are only 250k of us. Roughly around 100k of us live in this area and surrounding areas. It’s like a small town that’s now under sustained attack. This is the heart of the community and every connected Jew across the country will ties, friends, family here. It’s not felt like disjointed and episodic attacks but like small town the size of Worcester is under attack by an IRGC-cut out.
Bob Pickard: We are deeply committed to upholding…
“We are deeply committed to upholding our values and standards as an organisation and treat any suggestion that we have failed to do so very seriously.” This synthetic APCO statement combines two stock crisis phrases into one unoriginal line. Throw “deeply” and “seriously” into the mix, and this crisis comms bafflegab is completely canned from start to finish.
Adam Brooks: Let’s be honest as to why Mahmood…
Let’s be honest as to why Mahmood may be sacked… Because for Labour, her immigration rhetoric matches what the population want to hear ( that’s not me believing her btw ) Simply, if Mahmood goes, it’s to appease the Labour far left. That means less border controls. Shameful
David Poulden: BREAKING…
🚨 BREAKING: Police Raid Religious Group in Crewe. Over 500 officers raided the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL) base in Crewe this morning over allegations of serious sexual offences, modern slavery and forced marriage. Multiple arrests were made. Police say it’s not an investigation into the religion itself. 🤣 Story developing.
Britain Is Building a Digital 'Iron Curtain'
The so-called ‘free world’ is moving ever closer towards a digital dictatorship, and the UK is at the forefront of this trend. Despite the storm of outrage that has been raging across social media for some time, our Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, appears to have no intention of returning even the slightest measure of freedom to the British people.
Rachael Akidi: “A country without reserves is not sovereign”…
“A country without reserves is not sovereign”. Uganda’s central bank governor warns against the controversial “sovereignty bill”. Basically it’s the “sovereignty bill” that will sabotage the economy, and not whoever it’s intended to curtail. Interesting expert opinion.
Andrew Feinstein: British democracy is broken…
British democracy is broken: Parliament is supposed to hold the Executive to account but a PM can force his cowardly MPs to vote against an investigation when there is prima facie evidence he has misled Parliament. Party interest usurps national interest. We have the best democracy money can buy!
Ashok Kumar: This isn’t the whole story…
This isn’t the whole story. Greens/Independent Socialists are dominating in Hackney. MRP has Greens winning in Waltham Forest and Lambeth. Tower Hamlets and Newham are likely to go to Left Independents. That’s up to 9 boroughs under Green/Socialist control. They should immediately lock-in a joint 50% social housing requirement to stop developers playing boroughs off against each other
Kathy Gyngell: We have nothing to say internationally…
'We have nothing to say internationally because we have destroyed the idea of what made us who we are internally.' Alex Story on why saving Britain now requires a counter-revolution, not another election:
Chris Williamson: If what @Siobhain_Mc…
If what @Siobhain_Mc says in this short clip was true we would've had a Labour govt since 2017. ▪︎ Our energy and water bills would be considerably lower because the utilities would've been nationalised. ▪︎ Higher education would be free because tuition fees would've been abolished. ▪︎ Train fares would be lower because the railways would've been nationalised and the rolling stock would've been updated. ▪︎ NHS waiting times would've plummeted because the privatising spivs would've been kick out of our NHS. ▪︎ We'd now have a free social care service. ▪︎ The housing crisis would've been eliminated because there would have been a renaissance in council housing. What Siobhain conveniently forgets to mention is that she actively worked against JeremyAndy Ngo: Federal investigators are executing raids…
Federal investigators are executing raids on 22 Somali care centers in Minnesota suspected of committing fraud by falsely billing for federal taxpayer-funded reimbursements. The "Quality Learing Center" is one of the places being searched.
David Icke: Oh, not long if we go on taking this shit…
Oh, not long if we go on taking this shit. '8 billion' people controlled by a relative handful? It can only happen because humans meekly cooperate en masse with their own enslavement. Without human acquiescence to perceived 'authority' it would be impossible.
Liz Webster: While British farmers are asking…
🚨 While British farmers are asking “can we even afford to produce food?” amid fertiliser, diesel & energy crises… Today’s Times business news: “Chicken King” 2 Sisters Food Group profits jump to £108m (from £35.5m) and they announce £1.7bn investment. Farmers squeezed at the bottom. Processors & supermarkets thriving further up the chain. This is exactly why the food system is broken.
Pat McGinnis: Fuel prices are Sky high Hundreds…
Fuel prices are Sky high Hundreds of thousands, civilians being murdered in Mid East with our tax money, without our consent AntiWhite & Anti Christian hate being pushed in our Schools, media & emergency services We live in a Zionist controlled dictatorship that hates us ZOGThe Labour Circus: Warmongers and Paedophile Sympathisers in Sir Starmer’s Cabinet
Keir Starmer’s actions have recently come under increasingly fierce criticism across social media. He stands accused of reckless spending on weapons and of maintaining links with highly questionable individuals.Liz Webster: Remember when @Johnmcternan said…
🚨 Remember when @Johnmcternan said “we are going to do to farmers what Thatcher did to the miners… it’s an industry we could do without”? Well, here we are. The Times front page today: Britons braced for huge surges in salad, tomato & veg prices as fertiliser, diesel & energy crisis hits from the Middle East war. I also explained to LBC: no food production plan, farms ignored in Cobra meetings, Brexit barriers + reliance on world markets = Britain dangerously exposed. Farmers were right. This attitude is now coming home to roost. #SupportBritishFarmers #FoodCrisis #CostOfLiving #UKFarmingLiz Webster: There’s an uncomfortable point in this debate…
😣 There’s an uncomfortable point in this debate. @matthewsyed argues that modern politics is increasingly shaped by those willing to bend systems, not just follow them. 🔥 And that’s exactly the concern here in Brexitannia 🇬🇧 Bc what we’re seeing isn’t just a controversial Mandelson appointment, it’s a pattern that began with Blair’s Iraq decision. Decisions driven from the top processes stretched or overridden and outcomes justified after the fact. And now all of it in the context of a shift towards closer alignment with the US model.Ben Judah: Reflecting on the State Visit to Washington…
Reflecting on the State Visit to Washington, there are only really two interesting things left to say about it. The first is to note the Royal Family’s rising importance in our diplomacy since the death of Elizabeth II. This is because of the rise of two sets of politicians: Gulf monarchs who view a relationship with the Royal family as part of their identity and pedigree and Trump and his acolytes. In all these encounters the King genuinely matters diplomatically. This has only increased as the political carousel has spun out of control with annual foreign secretaries and biennale Prime Ministers. The second is to note the extraordinary and rising power the King’s Private Secretary has — effectively the King in Whitehall — on all such matters and how these encounters are shaped. Truly the apex of Civil Service power and anonymity that role — entirely beyond Foreign Office influence, let alone an elected official’s scrutiny. I think those roles, with their curious heritage allowances, are by far the most desirable left in the system.
Andrew Bridgen: European anti-fraud office opens investigation…
European anti-fraud office opens investigation into Peter Mandelson. Peter Mandelson served as an EU commissioner for Trade 2004-2008. On his return to London in 2008 he was made a life peer and he acquired a London property for cash (no mortgage) for a sum of money which he had never received or declared the income to be able to afford ??? How do you think he was able to buy the London property in 2008 ? Does Mandelson need to be subject to an ‘unexplained wealth order’ ? What do you think ? Perhaps we could put one on his old friend Keith Vaz also ?? Mysteriously wealthy ?Read more