Lee Hurst: And yet I am pretty certain no management heads…
And yet I am pretty certain no management heads will roll over this and it will be two tier business as usual. In my opinion every officer in the police from above Inspector in the whole country should be made redundant and every Inspector have their conduct investigated for bias. Only the neutral ones should be retained. It needs a thorough clear out. Jobs and promotion should be based on merit alone and any divisive, sectarian internal organisations abolished.
Mark Curtis: After Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya & Syria…
After Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya & Syria you might think it a tad difficult to justify the existence of the UK military at all let alone more spending on it. Shame we can’t transform the military from the armed wing of UK oligarchy to a benign national & int’l defence force.
Pouria Zeraati: Trump and Bibi's Game…
Trump and Bibi's Game :) Trump on Fox News addressing the I.R.: 'You fired your missiles, come back to the table and make a deal.' Meanwhile, Israel is preparing to respond to the regime on Iranian soil.
Andrew Bridgen: Dr Aseem Malhotra’s sworn testimony…
Dr Aseem Malhotra’s sworn testimony to the US Senate on the Covid 19 ‘vaccines’ and how those who question them are treated. “Tyranny is complete when everyone lies” All of those in positions of responsibility in our institutions are lying to you and not just about Covid
Pat Condell: There should be no Muslim…
There should be no Muslim police officers in Britain. Same goes for government and the civil service. Muslims are a hostile foreign army loyal to their co-religionists first and foremost. They don’t belong here and they never will.
Howard Beckett: Israeli airstrikes on Beirut…
Israeli 🇮🇱 airstrikes on Beirut 🇱🇧 today The capital of Lebanon 🇱🇧, a sovereign country There is no ‘ceasefire’ Israel 🇮🇱 seeks to provoke Iran 🇮🇷 Israel 🇮🇱 seeks endless regional war To steal land To achieve a ‘Greater Israel 🇮🇱’ Expel 🇮🇱 from the UN now.
Deborah Haynes: A chronic delay in the release…
A chronic delay in the release by Sir Keir Starmer's government of a major plan to invest in defence has harmed the military and left the country less safe, a group of MPs has warned. In a scathing report, the Public Accounts Committee said the absence of the long-awaited Defence Investment Plan (DIP) has undermined the UK's credibility among its allies and risks "squandering the opportunities provided by advances in technology, hindering the government's attempts to modernise the armed forces". Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, the committee chair, criticised what he called "bureaucratic drift" and said excuses by those responsible for delivering the blueprint "to the effect of 'taking the time to get the details right' simply do not cut it". He said: "Whatever the content of the DIP when it eventually does appear, the damage from its absence has been done - to the nation's credibility, to its safety, to its armed forces, and to certainty within its entire defence industrial base." Full story ⬇️
Kathy Gyngell: What last week demonstrated…
What last week demonstrated once again is the weakness of the official ‘right’ in defying the left. If you had any doubts about Starmer’s capacity for dictatorship, don’t. His is the playbook of oppressors. His are the classic personality traits – an empathy gap, manipulativeness, authoritarianism and sociopathy – and hubris. My take.Mark Curtis: I reflect on impunity for UK ministers…
I reflect on impunity for UK ministers and why defence secretary John Healey is still at large after authorising British military support for Israel during a genocide (begins around 14.30).
David Frost: The government has not got a single thing…
The government has not got a single thing worth having out of the EU in this "reset" negotiation. It's one concession after another. It's an absolute shocker. The reason is, of course, they aren't trying. They just want to tie us to the EU & they don't care what it costs.Andrew Bridgen: Given the overwhelming evidence…
Given the overwhelming evidence that the CV ‘vaccines’ have and are causing huge numbers of deaths and injuries anyone in a position of responsibility who is not questioning this Government malfeasance is complicit in crimes against humanity.. What else are they hiding from you?
Alice Smith: The government isn’t acting…
The government isn’t acting in a generous or compassionate way when it gives you services or welfare. Government takes a lot away from you quietly, then gives some back loudly, minus a large cut for themselves.
Patrick Christys: Despite initially claiming Henry Nowak…
Despite initially claiming Henry Nowak racially abused Digwa, it takes Digwa a very long time to concoct his story about what Henry actually said to him that was ‘racist’. As soon as he says ‘he called me a P***’ the call handler said: ‘That’s what I needed to know.’Pat Condell: As if you give a shit…
As if you give a shit, @Keir_Starmer , you oil slick. They fought and died to save their country, only for globalist traitors like you to come along and piss it all away.
Kathy Gyngell: When 'he might have said something offensive'…
When 'he might have said something offensive' outranks 'I've been stabbed and can't breathe', something fundamental has broken. On what Henry Nowak's death exposed.Andrew Bridgen: Majority of British people do not want…
Majority of British people do not want to undo Brexit powers The majority of MPs never wanted to leave the EU and still don’t. If our MPs think the EU can legislate better laws for our country than they can they should immediately resign their seats.
Edwin Hayward: Brexit damaged Britain's trade in goods…
Brexit damaged Britain's trade in goods. Brexit didn't affect Britain's trade in services v much. Taken together, Britain's trade in goods and services is higher than before Brexit. But the damage Brexit caused left them lower than they would have been had Brexit not happened.Clr Brian Silvester: Asylum applicants should be housed…
Asylum applicants should be housed in secure accommodation & failed asylum seekers should be deported immediately. They shouldn't be allowed to appeal......Just 9% are deported now, which is scandalous.
David Kurten: Much of what pretends to be 'right wing'…
Much of what pretends to be 'right wing' is just gays, Jews and feminists against Muslims and trannies. They are a mirror of the Cultural Marxist left and will undermine freedom and implement digital surveillance technocracy just as extensively. Be aware.
Liz Webster: Voters see Brexit as a “big disappointment”…
🚨 Voters see Brexit as a “big disappointment” and “not worth it” resulting in a rise in support for rejoining the EU. The decision to leave the EU has “not withstood the test of time” and is blamed for making immigration and the economy worse, says Professor Sir John Curtice. Prof Curtice says: “The 2016 referendum has failed to resolve the debate about whether Britain should be inside or outside the EU. The country now finds itself outside an institution of which a modest majority at least would like to be a member. “For the time being at least, a significant body of voters have decided that being outside the EU is not worth it.”
Aaron Bastani: I spoke to dozens of Labour…
I spoke to dozens of Labour voters in Makerfield today. ONE said that Burnham wasn’t a factor in their decision. Even multiple Reform voters said they liked him. Maybe talk to these people @Keir_Starmer ? Leave the bunker?
Alex Wickham: NEW: Bloomberg Saturday read…
NEW: Bloomberg Saturday read — Andy Burnham’s campaign is increasingly confident he’s going to win Makerfield. They believe he’s edged ahead of Reform this week in part due to what they see as Nigel Farage mishandling the Henry Nowak case and Robert Kenyon’s poor public performances. — It means the conversation has turned to what happens next, actively encouraged by Burnham who is now in the extraordinary position of making national policy announcements despite previously saying he was focused on the by-election. Labour MPs are split: some (his supporters) want a Burnham coronation and others think there should be a full leadership election. — Allies of Keir Starmer are defiant and insist he will fight any contest. One says they don’t believe Starmer will simply give up because he strongly believes in his mandate. Another says polling shows Starmer still has support among Labour members. Crucially, they say he would see it as a dereliction of duty to agree a handover to someone with no clear plan for power, whose policies are unknown and haven’t been put to a vote. — Still, Burnham supporters say they hope Starmer and Wes Streeting see their man is the only viable successor. They say they’ll lobby the cabinet to tell Starmer not to force a contest and to agree an orderly handover. They argue there doesn’t need to be a full leadership election. Their preference is for a coronation, either immediately or with an agreed handover date. — One option suggested by some Burnham supporters is that Starmer stays in post for a few more months to manage ongoing crises from Iran to Ukraine and the NATO summit in July. That would give Burnham time to formulate a plan for government ahead of an agreed handover later in the year. (The risk is this looks like an admission he doesn’t have a plan.) — Other Labour MPs are adamant there has to be a proper contest. Wes Streeting tells Bloomberg he will not allow a coronation. Burnham allies think he doesn’t have the numbers and in any case can be bought off with a cabinet job. Still, one MP warns that failing to scrutinise Burnham in a contest risks a repeat of Gordon Brown’s unopposed takeover from Tony Blair in which they say his ideas weren’t tested, only storing up problems for later. — Officially Burnham says these conversations are premature, stressing he isn’t complacent or taking anything for granted. That said, he really is having his cake and eating it, claiming to be focusing on local issues and refusing to engage on some of the harder national policy questions then openly opining on others when it suits him, especially in the last 24 hours. It isn’t going down well with some in the Labour Party. — Labour officials think Farage overcompensated with his rhetoric this week because he’s worried about Restore. Reform officials insist Farage is in tune with voters despite what Westminster thinks, and to expect more of the same in the weeks and months ahead. Both Labour and Reform officials still say the by-election is close. Story with @Joe_Mayes >>>
Alice Smith: Which immigrants should the UK deport first…
Which immigrants should the UK deport first? Let’s start with all those here illegally, those on terror watchlists, and those on the sex offenders registry. Then we can move on to bigamists, inbreds, and permanent welfare recipients. Who else?Pat Condell: If you tell the police you’re protesting…
If you tell the police you’re protesting against climate change or racism they’ll bring you refreshments, go down on one knee for you, let you violate people’s civil rights and vandalise property. The moment they see a British flag they become a hostile paramilitary force.Andrew Bridgen: Digital ID and future lockdowns…
“Digital ID and future lockdowns due to energy” “We go from crisis to crisis with a constant loss of liberty “- Claudio GrassAlice Smith: The West won’t solve its current problems…
The West won’t solve its current problems unless we move from representative democracy to direct democracy. We vote in political representatives on manifesto promises they immediately ignore upon gaining power, then do whatever they like between elections.
Lewis Brackpool: 13 days until the count in Makerfield…
13 days until the count in Makerfield. The “split the vote” narrative is fake, Labour will be in power regardless of the outcome until 2029. Our support on the ground is incredibly strong and growing every day. Vote Restore Britain. 🇬🇧Alex Wickham: Breaking: Keir Starmer accuses JD Vance…
Breaking: Keir Starmer accuses JD Vance of interfering in British democracy and attempting to stir up unrest on British streets This is the strongest condemnation yet by Starmer of the Trump administration Number 10 says: “In recent days we have seen people trying to interfere in our democracy and seeking to stir up division on our streets. “The Nowak family are grieving after Henry’s horrific murder. They have said they do not want his death to be used to create further division, hatred or tension. We should be respecting their wishes. “Our politics should bring people together even in the most terrible of circumstances. That is who we are as a country.”Kathy Gyngell: Will @Keir_Starmer 's two tier denial…
Will @Keir_Starmer 's two tier denial re #Nowak's death be enough for the voters of Makerfield? Who have yet to hear the views of Black Lives Matter enthusiast ( and I blame the knife) Andy BurnhamRead more