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It may seem (to some) to be a little ill-disciplined and impatient of me, but after 4 years of grinding process I’m increasingly convinced that the BBC Panorama and Ben Wallace-initiated Haddon Cave inquiry is less an exercise in “getting to the bottom of serious allegations” and much more of a damaging, hearsay-driven, prosecutorial, sensationalist, public relations exercise designed to protect the fragile political and professional reputations of the initiators.
And as for those so-called (not SAS) “special forces officers” (with typically zero real combat experience) that chose from the comfort of their operations rooms and Whitehall offices to express concerns, (or compile dossiers of hearsay reports) on the operational record of those that were tasked to crush the Brit-killing IED network…
Their crappy, limp-wristed approach to getting to grips with a perceived operational issue seems to me to be absent the qualities found in honourable, war-winning combat leaders (who would fly forward and spend time with the men) and much more characteristic of those politicized, ambitious, sweaty-palmed, shifty back-stabbers that creep around the corridors and up the back-channels in Whitehall…
To paraphrase Dostoyevsky: “Unable to rise through their own merits, they sought advancement through the destruction of another. Their bitter envy was even greater than their ambition, and their treachery greater than their courage.”
Former SAS chief blames state for breaking 'moral contract' with soldiers
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Rudd retweeted
Absolutely brilliant from the former Commander of the SAS.
Men who put their lives on the line for us - treated as criminals.
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It may seem (to some) to be a little ill-disciplined and impatient of me, but after 4 years of grinding process I’m increasingly convinced that the BBC Panorama and Ben Wallace-initiated Haddon Cave inquiry is less an exercise in “getting to the bottom of serious allegations” and much more of a damaging, hearsay-driven, prosecutorial, sensationalist, public relations exercise designed to protect the fragile political and professional reputations of the initiators.
And as for those so-called (not SAS) “special forces officers” (with typically zero real combat experience) that chose from the comfort of their operations rooms and Whitehall offices to express concerns, (or compile dossiers of hearsay reports) on the operational record of those that were tasked to crush the Brit-killing IED network…
Their crappy, limp-wristed approach to getting to grips with a perceived operational issue seems to me to be absent the qualities found in honourable, war-winning combat leaders (who would fly forward and spend time with the men) and much more characteristic of those politicized, ambitious, sweaty-palmed, shifty back-stabbers that creep around the corridors and up the back-channels in Whitehall…
To paraphrase Dostoyevsky: “Unable to rise through their own merits, they sought advancement through the destruction of another. Their bitter envy was even greater than their ambition, and their treachery greater than their courage.”
Rudd retweeted
Somebody explain this to me.
How does one political party get to simply nullify our immigration laws, throw the southern border wide open, and release hundreds of thousands of unvetted, unsecured foreign nationals into every state in the country—with zero idea who they are, what their intentions are, or what they’ll do once they’re here?
Are we really just at the mercy of whichever president feels like opening the floodgates or closing them?
No statutory limits, no congressional check, no judicial brake—just executive whim?
Where are the constitutional guardrails? The separation of powers? The rule of law? Or has the Executive Branch been granted unlimited authority to ignore statutes, invite unlimited third-world migration, and then force American taxpayers to fund multi-billion-dollar housing, welfare, and healthcare programs for people who entered illegally?
Help me understand how any of this is legal, constitutional, or sustainable.
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Le candidat de ceux qui ont oublié l’arnaque Sarkozy. Le candidat de ceux qui pensent que tous nos problèmes, y compris celui du grand remplacement, seront réglés avec quelques mesurettes économiques, mais surtout le candidat de ceux qui en ont plein le cul de l’immigration mais qui ont peur d’être traités de racistes.
Car bon, si le programme économique du RN te rebute, tu votes Reconquête, pas pour un mec qui a été LR toute sa vie...
Rudd retweeted
Frank Tapiro est le conseiller en communication politique de David Lisnard.
Anti "extrêmes", Les républicains pendant 40 ans, Boomerisme RADICAL avec ce clip terrible.
Lisnard est une fraude, le macron d'un multivers avec le RN à 40%.
@Sardoche ouvre les yeux 😓
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BBC. 2016.
Last Whites of the East End.
“I feel a foreigner in my own borough.”
Newham.
Cockney families gone.
Pubs shut.
Schools emptied of English kids.
They filmed it.
They aired it.
They wouldn’t dare show it now.
They’d rather hide it and pretend it was never made.
Then they tell you replacement is a far-right myth.
The BBC hate you.
That’s why it vanished.
This is what they mean by diversity.
The natives leave.
The name stays.
The people don’t.
My England for the English.
England. True Grit. Restore.
No apologies. No surrender.
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Civilians visiting Arab towns in what Arabs call the West Bank. And they were attacked, by kids, with enormous rocks.
This is the truth the media try to hide. This is the true violence.
Credit: @BellamyShoshana
Rudd retweeted
Marco Rubio just issued the greatest rejection of globalism I’ve ever seen
When did it become controversial for America to act in the interests of our own nation instead of foreign countries who hate us? We’re done with that mindset
America First, always
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Britain now has a de facto Islamic blasphemy law, largely thanks to the Government’s “anti-Muslim hostility” definition.
It is entirely reasonable to ask who helped shape it. Angela Rayner’s department has a lot of questions to answer.
Officials said responses to the consultation that helped shape the definition had been deleted. Only after the Free Speech Union threatened legal action did the department admit they had not.
When the department claimed the responses had been deleted, its top civil servant told Shadow Justice Secretary Nick Timothy that no minister had ordered their deletion.
So who did?
Was it a civil servant or a political appointee? And what role did Angela Rayner’s special advisers play in what appears to be a serious cover-up at the heart of Government?
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100%. Enough is enough, if you want the UK to return to a safe country you HAVE to vote for Restore! It's a duty, not an option.
I strongly believe that those politicians and civil servants who knowingly opened our borders, deliberately welcomed these third world invaders into our home and then forced the consequences onto our once high-trust communities MUST be held to account.
Every last one of them. And I really mean that. Trials. Prosecutions. Prison. Because just look at what they have done to our Britain. OUR home.
Go to any town centre. What do you see? Gangs of foreign men, loitering around. Drinking. Shouting. Spitting. Even defecating. Contributing absolutely nothing. Intimidating local women, turning our society into the third world dump they supposedly fled.
The arrogance of these scumbags, honestly. Break into our home, receive hotel accommodation. Food, drink, spending money. Recreational activities. Treatment our veterans could only ever imagine. And where have they come from?
Afghanistan. Iran. Syria. Eritrea. Sudan. Iraq. Somalia. Yemen.
In short, NO THANKS.
I don’t want anyone coming into our home from these countries. Legally or otherwise. I certainly don’t want these bastards getting ferried into Dover because they had the ingenuity to risk their lives on some shitty dinghy in a cheap tracksuit.
Never underestimate just how backward these countries are, just how divorced from our experience of life. Third world doesn’t do it justice. There is simply no benefit to having these men in our country. Not one.
They’re just not like us.
Rape, murder, slavery, terrorism, child exploitation. Is this a risk you're willing to take? Because I am NOT.
The politicians who made this happen. THEY KNEW IT, but did it anyway.
Boris Johnson. Keir Starmer. Robert Jenrick. Andy Burnham. Shabana Mahmood. Suella Braverman. Priti Patel. Yvette Cooper - many serving MPs in Labour, Reform, the Conservatives.
A Restore Britain Government will force every single one of them to testify, under oath, exactly what they knew, when they knew it and why they did it. And yes. If there is evidence they knowingly placed dangerous third world invaders into British communities, putting women and children at risk? Prosecutions will follow.
We will show the British people exactly what those politicians were shown. Unredacted. In full.
And not only will they be held to account, but Restore Britain will reverse the entire deviant and repugnant experiment.
Every single migrant who arrived illegally will be removed - if they have been granted legal status by our corrupt establishment since this invasion began, that will be stripped from them. They will be detained, and they will be deported. Visas reversed, passports shredded. In the millions. Men, women and children. All of them.
Restore Britain has laid out EXACTLY how we will do it. In precise detail. How we will overhaul our legal framework to allow it, how we will create a hostile environment to force them out voluntarily, how we will detain the rest, how we will force their own governments to accept them back.
How we will deport millions.
It can be done, it must be done, it will be done.
If you agree with what I’m saying, then vote for it. You can back the Tories or Reform, two parties stuffed full of the same traitorous ministers who imported the barbarians to start with. That's up to you. Or you can vote Restore Britain. The only party with the balls to finally do what needs to be done.
Your choice. Take it.
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This is how quickly things should be handled following a terrorist attack. Meanwhile, here in the U.S., we still haven’t even brought Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to trial, despite capturing him on March 1, 2003.
#Jordan: The State Security Court has sentenced 3 men to death by hanging for the Oct 23 #ISIS-inspired terror attack at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Hammoud, #Karak.
- The gunmen opened fire during a funeral, killing nine men and wounding dozens.
- They are Hazza Zaidan Mohammed Thneibat (described as mastermind), his brother Mishal Zaidan Mohammed Thneibat, and their relative Ahmad Sami Hussein Thneibat.
- Hazza Zaidan Mohammed Thneibat was a former ISIS convict. He had been imprisoned in 2021 for involvement in a foiled terror plot and was released months before the attack.
- ISIS’s weekly newsletter Al-Naba’ praised the Karak attack, framed it as a model for “lone-wolf” actions, and called for further violence against #Christians. It did not claim responsibility.
- The three defendents were found guilty of terrorist acts causing death, weapons offenses, conspiracy and promoting extremist ideology.
- Two others received 6 years for selling them the weapons used in the attack.
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🇬🇧 “Halal and Kosher are BARBARIC ways of SLAUGHTERING animals.”
@FranklySpeakP discusses the Armed Forces covenant with the LARGEST UK producer of Halal meat.
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🚨 LOGANVILLE, GEORGIA WANTS ANSWERS.
Construction started on a 20,000 square foot Islamic center on Lee Byrd Road. Residents say nobody told them.
City Councilwoman Melanie Long says the project NEVER came before the council. City officials still haven't confirmed whether any building or land disturbance permits were issued.
Hundreds of residents packed Thursday's council meeting. Some waited nearly FIVE HOURS to speak.
Asking for permits isn't bigotry. It's how every other building in America gets built.
Same rules for everyone. Show the paperwork.
Rudd retweeted
Lifelong Democrat Jerry Zeifman says he fired 27 year old Hillary Rodham (Clinton) when she was a staff attorney for House Judiciary during Watergate.
He said, “Because she was a liar, unethical and dishonest.”
An evil witch from an early age
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🚨 WOKE CULT MEMBERS DESPERATELY TRY TO HIDE WHAT’S HAPPENING AS DAD EXPOSES DRAG QUEENS DRESSED AS PROSTITUTES READING SEXUAL BOOKS TO CHILDREN 🚨
WE NEED MORE DADS LIKE THIS ❤️
