Former Councillor. Thatcherite. Brexiteer. Democracy; low tax; small govt. Free Speech Union. Loves Israel 🇬🇧❤️🇮🇱 Opposes Stasi Starmer & Two Tier Policing.
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Media reports @scottishgreens MSP #QMannivanan told proveable lies about an impoverished upbringing, but don't mention 2015 Carmichael Election Petition ruling. On making "Potentially criminal and false" statement's about a candidate's (his own) character
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Green MSP who claimed to have ‘grown up starving’ in India exposed as privately educated with privileged upbringing
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This is monumentally appalling.
Ed Miliband should resign over this.
Fury as UK 'nominates Iran' to key UN committee overseeing counterterrorism - after Ed Miliband's handshake with Tehran minister trib.al/DM9hqUh
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There is a free speech crisis in Britain today. It is now impossible to deny that.
If you don't believe that free speech is under threat across Britain, consider these three recent cases.
In England, a retired police officer is in court today, appealing against a conviction for having posted a satirical meme about Islam on Facebook.
In Scotland, a man has just been acquitted after being prosecuted on the strength of dashcam footage which revealed he had said something racist under his breath and in the privacy of his own car.
And in Wales, an elected member of parliament has been banned from speaking in the chamber because he raised concerns about the pace and scale of demographic change.
Now perhaps you'd like to think again.
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The Polish people want @donaldtusk out of office.
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📣🚨 FSU VICTORY!
A Scottish FSU member was driving on the M80 with his four-year-old son after a day at an amusement park when another car cut him up, nearly causing a collision.
Under his breath, he muttered something racist. The windows were down, but the other driver wasn’t looking at him. The only witness was his young son in the back seat.
Convinced the dangerous driver had been drinking, our member contacted the police. They eventually stopped both cars and reviewed his dashcam footage.
A week later, the police contacted him to say that an offence had been committed — not by the dangerous driver, but by our member, for words he had muttered under his breath in the privacy of his own car.
He was prosecuted for allegedly causing alarm and distress, even though only he and his young son were in the car. It is extraordinary.
The Free Speech Union found him an excellent barrister, and he was acquitted by the Justice of the Peace within minutes.
This is the closest we have come to defending someone prosecuted for thought crime.
This is the extent of police overreach in speech and thought policing. They need to get their priorities straight.
Watch the Free Speech Union’s General Secretary, Lord Young, below 👇
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If you think the Microsoft Outlook outage is pretty normal, you are definitely very wrong.
Read this carefully
Most people have no idea what’s coming…
No hackers caused the Microsoft 365 collapse.
Microsoft’s own automated health-check system glitched and started killing healthy servers.
That triggered a global chain-reaction crash across 450 million commercial seats.
For over 9 hours, their emergency fixes failed as rebooted servers died the second traffic returned.
Telehealth clinics, payrolls, and government offices froze overnight.
Even OpenAI and Anthropic workplace AI tools went dark at the exact same time.
Now look at what’s coming next.
Autonomous AI agents are being wired directly into banking, power grids, and global supply chains.
All running on the same 3 centralized cloud monopolies.
When an automated script malfunctions next time, it won't just delay your emails.
It will freeze payment networks, lock hospitals out of patient data, and halt deliveries in seconds.
We handed critical infrastructure to self-running cloud systems with zero human-speed fail safes.
Yesterday wasn't a tech glitch.
It was a preview.
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BREAKING: Senior policeman, exposed as Admin of large racist WhatsApp group, placed on restricted duties is one of dozens of Muslim police accused of ‘making and publishing racist and derogatory comments about white people’ - nationwide IOPC investigation focusses on 40,000 posts which addressed subjects including ‘white trash at theme parks’ (via @DailyMail) dailymail.com/news/article-1…
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History will look back on the high priests of the net zero cult with incredulity.
Burnham is condemning Britain to poverty, deindustrialisation, power cuts with this absurd - and unachievable - commitment to reach net zero by 2050.
Fool or traitor?
'The climate crisis is not a distant threat, it is upon us all now.'
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the UK is committed to reaching 2050 Net Zero target at UN Cop31 summit in Turkey.
🖥 GB News on YouTube: bit.ly/3vAYaw0
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The government is shutting down the entire landline telephone system that could operate during a power cut in Jan 2027….
at the same time the government is preparing for national blackouts, cyberattacks and prolonged communications failures.
Staggering incompetence! & if it isn’t then it’s deeply sinister ‼️
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This is beyond sick. @oldvictheatre puts on a play about the most appalling sexual abuse of a woman, a victim of numerous male attacks … and her role is played by a MAN. Truly, truly sick. As is @eddieizzard for agreeing to take the role.
Oh my God. This is disgraceful. @youngvictheatre has really gone too far this time. And they've made the ad with AI!
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Electricity shortage:
NESO again begging for gas generators to ramp up 6-11 am tomorrow as wind not blowing enough
UK once again on the edge of energy meltdown
@neso_energy has issued an Electricity Margin Notice for tomorrow for 06:00 hrs to 11:00 - this is unusual...EMNs normally cover the evening peak not the morning
The shortfall is 1388 MW and the current contingency requirement is 808 MW. 0 MW of generation is excluded from the available system margin due to system constraints
Here is the demand forecast for tomorrow from Amira Technologies showing how much lower the morning peak is than the evening. Wind will continue to be low throughout the day but higher than today when it reached a low of 250 MW
(for context I once asked Grok how much electricity could be generated if everyone in the UK went and blew very hard into wind turbines and the answer was c200 MW!)
Interconnectors are nominated to export until 11:30am so we can expect NESO to buy back the volumes it needs - the trading limit is 1500 MW per SP so expect NESO to be at or above that level to clear the shortfall (no doubt it will want a cushion)
The question is, what happens if the modest wind recovery forecast for tomorrow evening is delayed, or if demand is higher than forecast - given the size of NESO's forecast errors, when margins are this thin there could be trouble
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I fear for the Telegraph.
The new German owners are taking a wrecking ball to a fine journalistic institution by sacking 100 journalists ( despite saying they would invest) and pushing out the door the only names worth reading, the latest being the brave and super talented Alison Pearson.
All in favour of cutting costs but what is their big idea?
Some old nonsense about more foreign news (nobody will pay for that) and turning the Telegraph into a global behemoth.
That definitely won’t happen.
My advice is to take a tip from the financially successful Times;
Invest heavily in journalism and journalists, disclose information not available elsewhere, keep your good writers fed and watered.
I know there is nobody at the Telegraph, from the Editor downwards not concerned at their future and the future of the title.
These are tough times for the media, not made easier by these owners destroying their own £600million investment and the enjoyment of their readers.
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🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Worcester, UK
Shawaz Ditta was an elected Councillor - he has just been jailed for rape & attacking a Women with Hot Tongs & a Hot Knife
These are the people now being elected to take charge of England
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Without that 10 million immigration, there would be no housing crisis, no 7 million plus waiting for NHS treatment, vastly lower debt.
The UK population has grown by over 10 million since 2001. As of 2025, 98% of population growth came from migration.
In the same period, Britain built:
- 0 reservoirs
- 0 nuclear power stations
- 0 international runways
Warnings of water shortages, surging energy prices and economic stagnation are a consequence of massive immigration-fueled population growth putting enormous strain on our infrastructure.
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🚨NEWS: The porn ban for England & Wales comes into force today
You can now face a prison sentence of up to 2 years if you possess or distribute pornography that depicts two people pretending to be related (including step-)
Meanwhile actual cousin f*cking is still legal because Labour don't want to upset Muslims
Keir Starmer was asked to ban cousin marriage and he refused
Andy Burnham has kept the same stance
The hypocrisy is on show for the world to see
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Parents should not face up to five years in prison for refusing to accept that their child identifies as a cat.
A human child cannot be a cat. End of the matter.
We are not a serious country at the moment.
Cat-gendered? Stop this madness now
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
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We've gone from British teenagers serving coffee in high street cafes to grown Indian men working those jobs - an almost total replacement in five years.
This is not a good development. It must be reversed.
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Tusk has clearly weakened Polish national security.
Polska do dziś była państwem wolnym od zamachów terrorystycznych. Służby specjalne i Policja przed 2023 r. skoncentrowane były na zapobieganiu przestępczości zorganizowanej i przeciwdziałaniu terroryzmowi. Polska była bezpieczna.
Po 13 grudnia 2023 r. polskie służby zostały pozbawione możliwości inflitracji grup przestępczych posługujących się komunikatorami internetowymi. Rozwalono prokuraturę, policję, służby specjalne w imię politycznych interesów. Służby stały się ślepe i głuche. Takie było zapotrzebowanie polityczne Donalda Tuska - tak, Donalda Tuska. W Sejmie działała nawet nielegalna komisja śledcza, której celem miało być pozbawienie służb instumentów przydatnych w zapobieganiu aktom terroru. Zorganizowana przestępczość tymczasem np. Ukraińców czy Gruzinów w dużych miastach rozkwitła. Wielokrotnie eksperci od walki z terroryzmem przestrzegali rząd przed osłabianiem polskich służb, co zwiększało ryzyko ataku terrorystycznego.
Odpowiedzialnością polskiego rządu jest zapewnienie bezpieczeństwa obywatelom RP. Mając świadomość, że może dojść do aktów terrorystycznych szczególnie centra wielkich miastach powinny być zabezpieczone ponadnormatywnie przez Policję.
Dziś ci, którzy przyklaskiwali wybiciu polskim służbom zębów pozbawiając ich narzędzi zapobiegania przestępczości powinni milczeć. Ci, którzy bagatelizowali zagrożenie ze strony rosnących w siłę szczególnie w dużych miastach grup przestępczych powinni milczeć. Ci, którzy przyklaskiwali albo po prostu milczeli wykorzystywaniu Policji przez ostatnie 3 lata do walki politycznej zamiast do zapewnienia bezpieczeństwa powinni wstrzymać się od komentarza.
Zapewnienie bezpieczeństwa to obowiązek rządu. 7 listopada 2026 r. doszło do pierwszego w historii III RP zamachu terrorystycznego na ulicy polskiego miasta.
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Outrage as Civil Service calendar fails to mark Remembrance Sunday but celebrates trans day
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