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It is the honour of my life to be standing as Restore Britain's parliamentary candidate for Sittingbourne and Sheppey. These towns were once at the heart of the British Empire. Under the leadership of Restore Britain, that greatness and prosperity will return.

Reminder to all my subscribers, the “new” Brits wont follow the PMs advice about storing water and beans, they will simply take yours. Not a single MP mentioned WEAPONS. Apply for licenses, get a shotgun if possible, get whatever legal weapons you can, because you’ll need them.

BBC faces questions over ‘enabling’ Russell Brand gbnews.com/celebrity/russell…

🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham has announced employers will be legally required to publish salaries on job adverts "You should know what a job pays before spending your time and effort applying for it"

Environment secretary Angela Eagle suggests a cut in welfare spending will not be included in Andy Burnham’s 10 year plan, listing “power, water, housing and transport” as the key issues involved. “Not everything that the government produces has to be about everything you want it to be about, all in the same document.” @StigAbell

The Times has reminded us that my former chambers, Cornerstone, was so woke that it expelled me for 'expressing a personal political opinion' - criticising the Equality Act. The Bar's attempt to expel me from the profession failed and remains subject to much ongoing litigation. In a democracy, free speech must prevail. thetimes.com/uk/law/article/…

ANGUS MACINTYRE: Why I quit the military after 40 years to be Reform's first Armed Forces spokesman trib.al/k2woDRy

🧵 The Westminster rumour mill, myself included, spent the last forty-eight hours tracking the highly-sourced back-channel whispers that Nigel Farage was about to hand the Reform UK defence brief to a celebrity Special Boat Service operator. While the specific name on that intelligence ultimately missed the mark in the midnight embargo, the underlying strategic thesis was entirely accurate. Farage's. Reform UK was indeed hunting for a kinetic outsider, but he bypassed the media circus to execute a profoundly more ruthless manoeuvre against the Ministry of Defence. By appointing Wing Commander Angus MacIntyre, Reform has deliberately sidestepped the traditional pipeline of compliant, media-trained, retired four-star generals who have comfortably overseen the managed decline of our national lethality. From a purely analytical standpoint, this represents a total institutional rejection of polite Whitehall managerialism. MacIntyre is an operator possessing the exact ground-truth credibility required to audit a catastrophically broken system from the outside in.

“This is a multi-state sponsored invasion of Britain.” @PatrickChristys breaks down how illegals get to Britain, from taxpayer-funded support in France to the British state’s unmarked coaches and police escorts waiting in Portsmouth. Full interview: youtu.be/jWgXaUrpnrc

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.@emergenteffects explains the damaging implications of Mahmood’s care carve-out thecritic.co.uk/mahmoods-car…

Another fascinating piece from David Butterfield in his Lives of the Ancients series. It's like a mini-course in classics. thecritic.co.uk/following-th…

Jesse Watters CHALLENGES Abdul El-Sayed on ICE — Then Their Debate Explodes Over Wind Turbines in Lake Michigan Jesse Watters: You want to abolish ICE. Who’s going to deport criminal aliens? Abdul El-Sayed: Before ICE, we had INS. We enforced immigration laws without shooting people in the face and the back of the head. Jesse Watters: That’s a dodge. Do you know how many illegal immigrants are in the country now? Abdul El-Sayed: We had far fewer when we had INS. It worked better. Jesse Watters: We have twice as many now. You need the manpower. Abdul El-Sayed: We have ICE now and far more undocumented people, so clearly it isn’t working. Jesse Watters: What about the man from Southeast Asia who molested a child? ICE just picked him up. You want him to stay in Michigan? Abdul El-Sayed: I’m glad he was picked up. But that doesn’t prove INS couldn’t have done the same thing. You’re playing a bureaucratic game. Jesse Watters: That’s because Biden didn’t blow open the border back then. Abdul El-Sayed: When I travel across Michigan, people ask how they’ll afford gas and groceries. They’re not asking me about immigration. Jesse Watters: Let’s talk about the Green New Deal. Do you drive an electric car? Abdul El-Sayed: I drive an American-made plug-in hybrid. But the bigger issue is the trade war with Canada, which could make cars more expensive. Jesse Watters: You want to get rid of gas-powered cars. That’s what the Green New Deal says. Abdul El-Sayed: I’m not defending the Green New Deal. I’m asking if you oppose reducing energy costs and creating jobs in Michigan. Jesse Watters: I don’t want windmills in Lake Michigan. Abdul El-Sayed: We already have an oil pipeline in the Great Lakes. If it bursts, the consequences could be disastrous. You’d rather risk that than have wind turbines? Jesse Watters: Those windmills are Abdul El-Sayed: I’m not saying we should get rid of fossil fuels.