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Look at that!!
My god the people of Britain have absolutely smashed the poppy displays.
Stunning!!
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Schools should teach children more about the countryside and take them on trips to experience it firsthand!
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Labour warns us to 'be ready' for emergency when they are doing nothing for national resilience. It's a disgrace
youtu.be/QjMry1I8Lf0?is=rcEi… via @YouTube
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Giant poppies made from painted beach stones along Folkestone Beach.
Absolutely breathtaking tribute. Lest we forget 🌺
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The useless @metpoliceuk has charged Kellie-Jay Keen for her Xposts. Her case begins at Westminster Magistrates Court at 10.00am, 4th December.
This is a metaphor, shoot two & the rest will fall into line."
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🚨 WOW! AN OCEAN of Polish patriots are pouring into the streets outside Poland's constitutional court to defend it from pro-EU Donald Tusk's power grab against the populists and President Karol Nawrocki
The court's conservative chief is being "SUSPENDED" and they waited RIGHT after Nawrocki left the country to carry out the power grab.
BUT NOW THE PRESIDENT IS BACK!
Polish patriots aren't going to let this slide! 🇺🇸🇵🇱
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We don’t have enough housing in this country. Now the Home Office is letting charities fund refugees’ accommodation. Charities receive HUNDREDS of millions of taxpayers’ funding and many get masses of private funding. Many are very wealthy. How are we meant to compete with this? I haven’t even included the billions spent on asylum accommodation.
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BREAKING: 🇳🇿 New Zealand stops funding to UNRWA, joins 🇺🇸🇸🇪🇫🇮. FM: “We want to know our money is going for a legitimate purpose. And you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to work out it certainly was not. We're not financing cases where they actually engage with terrorists.”
🎤 MACKLEMORE: THE GUARDIAN'S NEW MESSIAH?
Apparently, a concert is no longer just a concert. Add a political slogan, a celebrity entourage and a Palestinian flag, and suddenly it's a cultural revelation.
The Guardian hailed Macklemore's Dublin performance as a triumph.
How wonderfully selective.
Meanwhile, Jewish community leaders are asking serious questions about the organisations benefiting from his tour.
Rather less glamorous than a five-star political love-in, isn't it?
Tonight, London gets the show.
Perhaps @guardian could spare a paragraph for the concerns about antisemitism, the beneficiaries and the promoter's responsibilities?
Supporting Palestinian civilians and challenging antisemitism are not mutually exclusive.
Human rights aren't a pick-and-mix counter.
📰 The Guardian review:
theguardian.com/music/2026/o…
@macklemore @guardian
#Macklemore #Antisemitism #FreePalestine #London #TheGuardian #JewishSafety #PolicyWatch
THE LANCET, THE MANOSPHERE & PUBLIC HEALTH
Professors Sarah J. Hawkes and Kent Buse argue in The Lancet that the online manosphere should be treated as a public-health issue.
A legitimate concern. But why not examine the wider picture?
🔴 Child sexual exploitation and abuse material
🔴 Grooming gangs and survivors' lifelong trauma
🔴 Male loneliness and declining wellbeing
🔴 Family breakdown and changing social expectations
🔴 The pressures facing boys and young men
Surely public health must examine ALL these harms, not just one online phenomenon?
Protect women and girls. Support men and boys. Follow the evidence.
📖 Hawkes & Buse, Reframing the manosphere:
thelancet.com/action/doSearc…
@TheLancet
#TheLancet #Manosphere #MensHealth #ChildProtection #PublicHealth #PolicyWatch
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JUST REMEMBER: Huw Edwards served ZERO time in prison for making the most vile, indecent images of children
Tommy Robinson could face prison because the Daily Mail doxxed the location of his children, putting them at risk
Don't tell me the system isn't broken
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Public Accounts Committee today on child benefit fraud - I made the point to the HMRC chief exec that we NEED to see accountability and consequences for the staff who made such a mess of it all.
It's straightforward - start sacking the failing civil servants.
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If you don’t like pubs, drinking, or the thought of your kids indulging in British culture, it’s generally not a good idea to live in Britain.
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Disaster waiting to happen.
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"It is, by my understanding, the biggest tax rise ever in British history. And the politicians love it because they don't think we notice it." Andrew Neil explains how freezing income tax thresholds creates a hidden revenue grab that drags millions into higher tax brackets.
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THE MAIL PUT HIS KIDS' HOTEL ON THE FRONT PAGE. TOMMY'S THE ONE FACING PRISON. 😡🇬🇧
They flew to Cyprus, found him on a sunbed, printed where his family was staying. Nothing happened to them. No charge. No caution.
He reacted in fury and tried to find the reporters who did it. For that he was convicted yesterday and faces ten years.
So the newspaper walks free and the father goes to court, how is that British justice.
Two-tier justice. Plain as day. Stand with Tommy. 🇬🇧
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Does everybody remember the Bradford grooming gang case involving a 15-year-old girl who was subjected to an Islamic marriage ceremony with her abuser, while her own social worker attended?
Well, her abuser, Raja Zulqurnean, originally sentenced to 18 years on 14 May 2025, had his sentence increased to 23 years by the Court of Appeal on 5 September 2025, after it was deemed unduly lenient.
My question remains: Why was the social worker who attended this so-called marriage ceremony not in the dock as well? A vulnerable child in state care, being exploited in plain sight. Where was the safeguarding? Where was the accountability?
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According to Home Office documents, Labour's new legal refugee routes are 'initially' from the following countries...
Bangladesh
India
Pakistan
Malaysia
Egypt
Uganda
Kenya
Initially, being the key word.
A Restore Britain Government will reach back and deport every single man, woman and child imported into our home from these schemes - regardless of which status they may hold at that stage.
If the law prevents that from happening, Restore Britain MPs will CHANGE THE LAW.
We will remove them all, we will deport them all.
The British people have had enough.
