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M&S have wiped the floor with John Lewis in the Christmas advert wars this year.
John Lewis might as well take the decorations down and go home.
This isn’t just a Christmas advert. This is an M&S Christmas advert. 🎄
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Over 60 Muslim men raped Scarlett West from the age of 14.
None have been convicted. Her father stood as Restore Britain’s candidate for Greater Manchester mayor.
There was no national outrage, no wave of arrests, and no accountability.
Russell Brand, by contrast, is facing the full force of the justice system over an allegation involving touching a woman’s breast 15 years ago. If the evidence shows he is a predator, he should be punished.
That is how a functioning system works.
The same system has produced nothing for Scarlett. The men who systematically raped and trafficked her as a child remain free.
This is not an isolated failure. It is a pattern in which certain offenders are pursued relentlessly while others walk amongst us.
Where are the 60 Muslim men who raped a child?
Disgraceful.
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This Story Will Make Your Blood Boil. 😡
Duncan called into Jeremy Vine to talk about benefits. He’s 56, paid into the system since he was 18, and recently had to take six months off work after being diagnosed with cancer and needed help. He was refused. He got nothing. No help at all. He’s now back at work while still fighting cancer, and he wants to know why. He says what’s the point of the system if it isn’t there when you actually need it?
Jeremy actually asked a decent question for once: if he’s paid tax all his life, why isn’t he at the front of the queue to reclaim his own money when he runs into trouble? Why does the system seem to prefer people who have never paid any tax at all?
Good question. Somebody should be made to answer it. The welfare bill is bigger than ever, anyone and everyone seems to be claiming. Strangers turn up in boats and get given everything for free, yet a man who has worked all his life, paid into the system, and is genuinely ill gets turned down when he needs help. How is that fair? It’s not. It’s a disgrace!
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Russell Brand has always been a sexual deviant; of that there’s no question.
What concerns me is this: we can convict someone with no physical evidence and sentence them to a likely hefty prison stint- fine. But during the Pakistani grooming scandal, an aborted foetus from a 14-year-old girl matched the DNA of an older Pakistani man who was not convicted.
I’m not upset Brand was convicted; I’m upset that the police, courts and judges treat perpetrators differently.
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A proper Working Class Southern British lady won Bob brother and the mainstream media is going nuts.
She was in with a bunch of Woke activists and she stood her ground every chance.
The real British public backed her.
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So the Andy Burnham has condemned Russell Brand as horrifying and praises the bravery of the women who came forward.
What about the victims of the grooming gangs that came forward? Why no praise for them?
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BBC reporting on Russel Brands conviction, saying that, ‘ nobody is above the law ‘
Except Huw Edwards though!
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*sigh* because the British press hasn’t spelt this out I will. (Is it spelled or spelt?)
Anyway … The EU believes its law takes precedence over Poland’s sovereign law (even its Constitution, wherever EU law applies)
Poland’s Constitution says it is the SUPREME law of the country (I agree)
Now Donald Tusk’s is battling his own people over control of Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, with police on the streets and the court’s leadership removed (because they disagreed with the EU’s position).
the European Commission is, of course, backing Tusk on the appointment of judges. ( as long as they agree with the EU position)
Brussels insists the Tribunal must respect rulings of the EU Court of Justice (because they believe their rule is superior to sovereignty)
AND They dare to call this “defending the rule of law”
And THIS ladies and gentlemen is why I voted to leave. You’re welcome 🔥
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The woman responsible for this year's appalling John Lewis ad is Anna Braithwaite, who has been head of JL marketing for just over a year.
We don't know what her politics are, but if she has children, she's clearly a terrible mother.
YouTube comments and other socials are blowing-up with critical comments over this already.
Taxi for Anna.
P45 in the morning.
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John Burrows
1 October ·Thursday 1 October 2026 at 14:31
PLEASE PASS THIS AROUND, UNTIL EVERY ONE HAS HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO READ IT... THIS IS SURELY SOMETHING WE ALL NEED TO THINK ABOUT!!!!
THE ONLY THING WRONG WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S CALCULATION OF AVAILABLE PENSION IS THAT THEY FORGOT TO FIGURE IN ALL THE PEOPLE WHO DIED BEFORE THEY EVER COLLECTED OLD AGE PENSION.
WHERE DID ALL THAT MONEY GO?
Remember, not only did you and I contribute to our Pension, our employer did, too.
It totalled 15% of your income before taxes.
If you averaged only £15 000 over your working life, that's close to £220,500.
Read that again.
Did you see anywhere that the Government paid in one single penny? No they didn’t!!!!
We are talking about the money YOU and YOUR employer put in a Government BANK to ensure that you and I would have a
retirement pension from the money YOU put in!
It was not money that the Government had any right to spend elsewhere.
Now THE GOVERNMENT have started to call the money we paid in an ‘entitlement’ when we
reach the age to take it back.
If you calculate the future invested value of £2500 per year
(yours & your employer's contribution) at a simple 5%
interest (that's less than what the govt. pays on the money that it borrows from overseas), after 49 years of working you'd have
£892,919.98.
If you took out only 3% per year, you'd receive £26,787.60 per
year and it would last better than 30 years (that means until you're 95 if you retire at age 65) and that's with no interest paid on that final amount on deposit!
If you bought an annuity with the money and it paid 4% per year, you'd have a lifetime income of £1976.40 per month.
THE CROOKS IN GOVERNMENT HAVE PULLED OFF A BIGGER ROBBERY THAN THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERS EVER DID.
Entitlement!!??
My foot!
IT'S MY MONEY!
I paid IN cash for my pension.
Just because they borrowed the money to spend on other things, that doesn't make my pension some kind of charity or handout!!
Remember MP's benefits? ---
They get free healthcare,
They get outrageous retirement packages,
They get 67 days paid holidays,
They get three weeks paid holidays,
They get unlimited paid sick days.
Now that really should be called welfare entitlements, yet they have the nerve to call my O A P retirement payments entitlements?
We're "broke" and the government can't help our own OAPs, our ex-service personnel, our orphans or our homeless.
Yet in the past few years we have provided aid to Haiti, Chile, Turkey, India, Pakistan, etc., etc., etc. Literally, BILLIONS of Pounds !!!
But they can't help our own citizens!
Our retired seniors living on a 'fixed’ old age pension have to beg social services to receive additional aid, while our government and religious organizations pour hundreds of billions of £££ tons of food to foreign countries!
They call the old age pension an entitlement even though most of us have been paying for it all our working lives, and now, when it's time for us to collect, the government is running out of money.
Why did the government borrow from it in the first place?
It was supposed to be in a securely locked box, not to be used as part of the Government's general funds.
Sad, isn't it, that some people won't have the guts to forward
this. I'm in the category with guts enough to do it - - - and I just did.
I hope some of you will do the same.
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On behalf of the British people, I would like to apologise for the slave trade. I am sorry we were the first great power in history to turn its guns on it. I am sorry it cost us around 2,000 sailors to free 150,000 people they would never meet. I am sorry the rest of the world took so long to follow.
Slavery did not begin with Britain. It is as old as civilisation. Babylon wrote it into law. Rome built an empire on it. The Vikings sold Englishmen through the slave market at Dublin. In 1625 Barbary corsairs took 60 men, women and children out of a Cornish church; by 1640 Parliament was told 3,000 to 5,000 English people were held in Algiers alone.
Every great power of the age took part in the Atlantic trade. Portugal and Spain for a century before an English ship did. Then the Dutch, the French — and the British, who in the eighteenth century carried more than anyone. That is the record. It is not disputed here.
Then a nation turned on the trade that had made it rich.
Wilberforce's bill was beaten year after year. On 25 March 1807 it passed. Then Britain did the part the critics never mention — it sent the Royal Navy to enforce it. The West Africa Squadron sailed in 1808, two ships for 3,000 miles of coast, and hunted slavers for nearly sixty years. Britain paid Spain and Portugal to open their ships to search. HMS Black Joke ran down the slaver El Almirante in 1829 and found 466 people in her hold.
Around 2,000 British sailors died doing it — most of fever, to free people they would never meet. 1,600 slave ships seized. 150,000 Africans set free.
In 1833 Parliament borrowed £20 million to end slavery across the Empire. The debt was not finally redeemed until 2015. The United States needed a civil war. Cuba held slaves until 1886. Brazil until 1888 — eighty-one years after Westminster voted.
Yes, we took part in the trade. Every power of the age did. None of them fought it like we did.
So yes. I will apologise. I am sorry it cost us so much. I am sorry the rest of the world took so long to follow.
That is not something you apologise for. That is something you teach.
#history #britishhistory #royalnavy #westafricasquadron
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The Traitor Who Won Traitors
You couldn't write it. The BBC's golden boy, Romesh Ranganathan, walks out of the castle as the winner of Celebrity Traitors with £41,500 to give to charity. He had the whole country to choose from: children's hospices, our veterans sleeping rough, cancer research, food banks run by volunteers in every town. He chose the Refugee Council.
That wasn't a surprise. Romesh became the charity's Patron in September, and he's given to it before. His co-winner, Sebastian Croft, sent his half to Choose Love, a charity that used to be called Help Refugees. Two winners and £83,000, and every penny of it went to refugee causes.
Julia Hartley-Brewer summed it up: the most BBC thing ever. It's prize money from a show funded by the licence fee, a fee paid by British pensioners, families and workers on pain of prosecution, and it ended up funding the very causes most of those people are fed up with.
Romesh says "whatever your politics" we should agree on humanity and dignity. Fine. But where's the humanity for the veteran on the street, the pensioner choosing between heating and eating, or the British kid waiting months for cancer treatment? Charity starts at home, and at the BBC, home always seems to come last.
He won a game about spotting who's secretly working against the team. Plenty of people watching will think the irony writes itself. In my eyes, putting the Refugee Council ahead of our own makes him a fitting champion of Traitors.
Dan | Restore Britain
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My message to @andyburnham is simple. The winners of todays budget is the HMRC, asylum seekers, Ukraine and this government! The losers again are the working class people.
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I would not describe myself as a Tommy Robinson fanboy.
But what really galls me, is inherently evil people like Huw Edwards, who prey on children, having an easy life on a suspended sentence for watching children have penetrative sex - while TR sits in prison for losing his rag at a couple of Daily Mail hacks.
How is this not two-tier justice..
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Wanted to share this from a very talented writer called Mick Flaherty so funny.
THANK YOU, CHANCELLOR. THANK YOU SO MUCH. 🇬🇧❤️
I’ve been reading today’s Budget and I’m considering cancelling my direct debits. Financial independence is finally within reach.
🥒 Cheaper gherkins, baked beans and chocolate. Potential savings of £21 a year - that’s 40p a week. I’ve already rewritten my will. My son gets the house, but the gherkin fortune is going into a trust fund. I’m not having the little bastard blow my life’s savings on cocaine and scratchcards.
🍬 Import tariffs scrapped on boiled sweets and toffees. Thank Christ. I’ve seen pensioners outside Aldi exchanging sexual favours for a bag of Werther’s Originals.
🍊 Cheaper marmalade. Excellent, ‘cos I’ve been spreading Vaseline on my toast since March. Paddington Bear’s probably knocking one out behind King’s Cross.
🧄 Cheaper garlic. Fantastic!! I’ve been buying it one clove at a time from a bloke behind Aldi. Last week he offered me three bulbs and a handjob for £20.
💷 Income Tax thresholds frozen until 2031. Absolutely beautiful. Earn a bit more, get dragged into paying more tax, then watch the Chancellor congratulate himself for helping working people. It’s the financial equivalent of being mugged, having your trousers stolen and being handed a 40p voucher for gherkins as compensation.
🍫 Cheaper chocolate-covered wafers. I’ve already ordered a reinforced safe, appointed three trustees and instructed my accountant to establish an offshore wafer portfolio in the Cayman Islands. Apparently, HMRC wants to know why I’ve declared a KitKat as a dependent.
🚌 Bus fares capped at £2. If my business ever collapses, I can now afford to travel to the Jobcentre and explain that I went bankrupt despite unprecedented savings on fucking marmalade.
💡 Gas standing charges being scrapped. Lovely news, until you find out the cost is being transferred to the price of the gas itself. That’s the financial equivalent of a burglar returning your television and charging you £45 to watch it.
Anyhoo… the government calls some of these its FIVE EVERYDAY FIXES.
I’ve calculated that if I save 40p every week, I could afford a second-hand Ford Fiesta in approximately 400 years…. Assuming nobody’s eaten the fucking gherkins.
Thank you, Chancellor. You’ve saved the country. I’ll name my first jar of marmalade after you. 🇬🇧
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Приятно видеть людей со стержнем и которые не гнуться.👍🏻
Пирс Морган: Я хочу ещё раз чётко прояснить вашу позицию. Вы не допустили бы во Францию ни одного мусульманского иммигранта?
Доминик Тарчинский: Нет.
Пирс Морган: Ни одного? Совсем никого?
Доминик Тарчинский: Нет. Ислам несовместим с западными ценностями.
Пирс Морган: То есть, по сути, вы хотели бы запретить всех мусульман во всех европейских странах?
Доминик Тарчинский: Мне плевать на остальные европейские страны. Я не хочу их в Польше. Они несовместимы с…
Пирс Морган: А что насчёт Франции? Или Англии?
Доминик Тарчинский: С Францией покончено. Франция пала. Всё кончено. Уже слишком поздно.
Пирс Морган: Вы считаете, что и Англия пала?
Доминик Тарчинский: Да.
Пирс Морган: Правда? На чём вы это основываете? Вы же прожили здесь пять лет. Вы сами были иммигрантом в моей стране, как ни иронично.
Доминик Тарчинский: И я платил налоги и ничего не жёг.
Пирс Морган: У меня нет к вам претензий из-за того, что вы здесь жили. Но на чём вы основываете утверждение, что моя страна пала? Я здесь живу, и это полная чушь.
Доминик Тарчинский: Мне вас жаль.
Пирс Морган: Почему? У меня вполне нормальная жизнь, спасибо.
Доминик Тарчинский: Ну да, у вас с финансами всё хорошо, а вот у большинства людей нет. Людей арестовывают за молитву на улицах, за посты в Facebook. А этот коммунист Стармер, которого я, кстати, подал в суд, ещё ответит за свои действия. Это коммунист. Это коммунистическая система.
Как вы знаете, я ехал по дипломатическому паспорту и мне запретили въезд в эту страну, чтобы выступить с речью. Если нет свободы слова, если людей арестовывают за молитву на улицах, в их мыслях…
Пирс Морган: Вы выступали на митинге Unite the Kingdom в Лондоне в сентябре 2025 года, организованном Томми Робинсоном.
Доминик Тарчинский: Верно.
Пирс Морган: Там были лозунги «отправить их обратно» про нелегальную иммиграцию. Что вы думаете о Томми Робинсоне? Вы его поклонник?
Доминик Тарчинский: Он мой друг.
Пирс Морган: Правда?
Доминик Тарчинский: Он хороший человек. Не папа римский. Не святой. Обычный человек со своей жизненной историей. За то, что он делает для идентичности этой нации, я его люблю. Мой друг, и я считаю его великим человеком.
Пирс Морган: Чтобы было ясно: если бы вы были британским политиком, вы бы требовали запретить всех мусульман?
Доминик Тарчинский: Да.
Пирс Морган: Хорошо. И то же самое во Франции?
Доминик Тарчинский: Да.
Пирс Морган: И в Германии?
Доминик Тарчинский: Пока европейцы, пока христиане не смогут строить церкви и соборы в Катаре, в Европе не должно быть ни одной мечети.
Пирс Морган: То есть вы бы, по сути, запретили всех мусульман?
Доминик Тарчинский: Да.
