
Chair of Christian Democracy UK Restore Britain - North Dorset Organiser @christdemsuk @restorebritain_ All views my own, not that of Christian Democracy UK
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My petition to stop the government’s VAT raid on historic churches is up.
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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a large part of why i’ve become disillusioned with the NO is because the Church hasn’t laicised and excommunicated this guy. he’s allowed to spew this blasphemous bullshit unabetted but if you want to attend the TLM or even just kneel to receive the Eucharist you’re worse than Hitler to the hierarchy. it’s also a slap in the face to all of us who have struggled with SSA and overcame this defect to the best of our abilities, because Martin’s merry band of homosexuals is now trying to legitimise the false idea that you can be unabashedly LGBTQ and Catholic, but you cannot serve two masters. there is no such thing as an LGBT Catholic, there is no such thing as a queer saint, and there is no such thing as an LGBT confiteor. this is disgusting and scandalous and i pray that someone stops this guy before he leads more souls to hell than he inevitably has already.
Fr James Martin's LGBT group Outreach has published an “LGBT Confiteor” for use by “LGBT Catholics”
The prayer also references “queer saints”:
“Therefore I ask all my spiritual ancestors, queer saints, and you, the human family, to pray with me, that together we might build a better tomorrow.”
Details soon on @CatholicHerald
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A cathedral could be forced to close.
Meanwhile the church plans to spend £100m on virtue signalling reparations.
Make it add up.
Nottinghamshire minster could become first Church of England cathedral forced to close
gbnews.com/news/nottinghamsh…
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Every pro-abortion person has survived the abortion Holocaust. 12 million British children haven’t been so lucky.
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Too little, too late, Nigel.
🚨 NEW: Nigel Farage says Reform candidates will not be banned for liking Tommy Robinson posts.
• Nigel Farage has said candidates for Reform UK will not be prevented from standing if they like social media posts by Tommy Robinson.
• Speaking on Radio 4’s Today programme, the Reform leader said: “I wouldn’t ban anybody for liking someone like Tommy Robinson. Wouldn’t be my cup of tea, but I wouldn’t ban anybody from doing so.”
• He added that he does not want the party to get into a world of cancel culture, though he would act if someone supported something outright wrong.
• Farage said any response would depend on the specific post. “I’m not going to run a party where we say ‘you can’t talk about that person or that person.’ We have to be sensible about vetting, and we are.”
• Farage claimed the party vets its council candidates to a much higher level than any other political party.
Max Stenner - Chair of Christian Democracy UK retweeted
There is this story going around about a "cosplayer" who got injured while getting arrested by ICE...
It turns out to be a transgender woman, a man from Singapore who came on a student visa and overstayed for 6 years. Did not comply and had to be tackled, resulting in injuries to the left foot; nothing on the ribs.
Then he claims to be an asylum seeker... from Singapore?!
Of course, the mainstream media never mentions any of that; instead, it lies with "Poor female cosplayer," "violently abducted," “fractured ribs" just to paint ICE in the worst way possible.
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Look at this, stashed away on page 118 of the budget...
The Government is implementing visa salary requirement changes from spring 2027 that will reduce 'occupation-specific minimum salary thresholds from the median to the 25th percentile of wages'.
In short, making it FAR easier for firms to hire migrants.
Why are they lowering barriers to overseas workers instead of training British men and women?
British people do not want more immigration.
At all.
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Just a quick report on the Weymouth council vote as to whether or not they were going to fly the 'Palestinian' flag - they voted overwhelmingly against it, commonsense prevailed.
We flew the Restore banner outside before going in and had nothing but positive responses - not from Restore voters but just from reasonable people who didn't necessarily agree with party policy but saw us as on the right side if not necessarily the right team.
The South Dorset Restore branch is just over 24hrs old and we've already had our first taste of entirely positive activism - our regional organiser, @Whitelikedan is an inexhaustible dynamo and has hit the ground running - if you're local, sign up and come and meet us, we can only make real change in the real world.
Just been to the pub to celebrate with a couple of Reform voters, one of whom, Gaynor made a fantastic speech in the meeting despite having an absolutely fucked up throat and barely being able to speak.
Commonsense prevailed, a couple of pints were sunk, and heading home with renewed enthusiasm.
Restore is inevitable.
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“killing your baby is better than being Catholic or Orthodox”
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"I'm a Christian but I don't believe that Jesus is God."
You aren't a Christian then.
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Great letter in The Times today.
Where there is biblical preaching and people praying the church is growing!
The biggest problem with the pro-life movement, especially in the UK, is how extremely connected it is to religion, and I say that myself as a devout practicing Christian.
The majority of people in this highly secular country switch off at mention of God, which is unfortunate, but it seems that the pro-life movement here is obsessed with arguments that amount to ‘abortion is bad because God said so’. It’s a shame because the strongest arguments against abortion are entirely scientific and philosophical.
I was recently invited to a pro-life event where the entire schedule was praying rosaries in the street, and then attending Catholic mass. My thought was that it must be difficult to be a pro-life activist if you aren’t a Catholic, and especially if you aren’t a Christian at all.
Prayer is powerful but the war against abortion won’t be won by standing in the road and chanting Hail Mary’s, the only thing that will do is make you look like a crazy fundamentalist to the average British person. It will be won by engaging in debate and putting forward real rock solid arguments.
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If someone on the right wins a game of scrabble the left howls about Russian interference.
But Bolsonaro would have taken Brazil out of BRICS - this is a case Russia actually has a motive to interfere.
Yet I strongly suspect the left will say nothing on this occasion.
✉️ President #Putin congratulated @LulaOficial on his re-election as President of Brazil.
💬 Your personal contribution to strengthening the strategic partnership between Brazil & Russia cannot be overstated.
t.me/MFARussia/32971
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Disagreeing with Paul is disagreeing with Christ
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The Greens continue to produce more moral degeneracy
Scottish Green activists push for legal recognition of polyamory trib.al/11BrUjn
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Restore Britain is an unashamedly pro-shooting party.
It is a vital part of rural Britain, helping supply British game to local butchers, restaurants, pubs and households.
It supports gamekeepers, farmers, rural businesses, food processors, hospitality jobs and more. It pumps millions and millions into parts of rural Britain that are entirely forgotten by Westminster - very often at times of the year when otherwise local businesses would perish.
We want to see more British game on dinner tables, at home but also across the public sector. Let’s serve more game in our schools, hospitals and other public sector institutions.
Why not? Rather than importing cheap meat from the other side of the planet.
Use what we have here.
A Restore Britain Government will proudly celebrate the food produced in our countryside and the people whose livelihoods depend on it. Something urban MPs, the vast majority of them, will never understand.
Restore Britain supports responsible shooting.
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Do atheists know what led Dahmer to his crimes? He said that lacking belief in a God to answer to, plus accepting evolution (humans from “slime,” death as the end), he saw no reason to restrain his behavior morally—that’s how he thought while committing them.





































