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The Empire of Lies
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Peter McLoughlin retweeted
The woke left want you to believe that importing tens of millions of people from incompatible cultures isn't extreme but progressive.
They want to simultaneously argue that deporting a tiny fraction of these culturally incompatible people is the most radical form of extremism.
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
This is why I don’t flinch when I say radical things like: “Imprison communists.” It’s because I understand the enemy and I understand their plans for us.
Look at Charlie Kirk. Look at Anne Widdecombe. Look at Danny Tommo, Tommy Robinson, Lucy Connolly. Look at Ash Sarkar saying, “Yes lads we’re winning.”
They want us in prison or they want us dead or they want us replaced, and when we are, they will celebrate and gloat.
We’re not involved in a cultural struggle, or a cultural disagreement. It’s a culture WAR.
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
Reports from locals allege that the gang of "uninvited" who stabbed up kids at a Halloween party are known to the other youth as the "Afghan boys".
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
Eritrean jailed for murdering a teenager in Chatham.
Musa Salih stabbed his victim multiple times during the unprovoked assault at an address in Thorold Road, at around 3am on 2 December 2025.
Salih lured 19yr Harley Purdue to a building’s communal basement with the intent of locking him in a toilet and then going on to steal money from his bedroom.
An altercation ensued after Salih tried to trap Mr Purdue in the toilet, during which Salih stabbed his victim eight times.
Mr Purdue’s girlfriend intervened, with Salih attempting to injure her before fleeing the house and Medway area.
Get them all out!
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
The nurse who helped uncover the Zelensky regime’s torture black sites is now in front of the courts
There’s no hope in hell of a fair trial.
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
scènes de tortures par le régime Zsky et ses réseaux mafieux
« Tu payes ou tu pars mourrir au front »
de + en + de vidéos échappent malgré les menaces de mort pour ceux qui osent diffuser et en parler
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
Breve recordatorio de que si el fallecido hubiera sido Jesús Owono, ya tendríamos:
- Influencers y sus borregos con camisetas tipo BLM.
- Silencio obligatorio y arrodillarse en todos los partidos de las ligas europeas.
- Activistas de izquierda saliendo a destruir y quemar todo.
- La cancelación total del jugador que mató a Owono.
- Condenas de la Fifa e investigaciones por crimen racial.
Así es como se mueve la hipocresía en este mundo.
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
"You can use democracy to remove democracy".
They know what they are doing and the useful idiots are helping them.
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
Stab a boat, instantly locked up until trial.... threaten to cut a woman's throat you are free until sentencing and then you don't turn up.
Don't fucking tell me there's not two tier policing and justice in this country.
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
This is from Michael Howard, ‘War and the Nation-State’, Daedalus, Vol. 108, No. 4 (Fall 1979), pp. 101–110. Forty seven years ago but feels very current.
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
This is what newspapers were still allowed to publish in 2016.
thetimes.com/world/article/k…
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
Foreigner welcomes other foreigners into the uk… 🤦🏼♂️
Peter McLoughlin retweeted
The parents of Oleksii, a 14-year-old boy beaten at an alleged secret Azov detention facility near Kyiv — where mobilized men and military deserters were allegedly held and tortured — have now been added to the notorious Myrotvorets hit list, with their personal information published for all to see.
Because apparently, having your child beaten isn't punishment enough. Why not put the entire family's safety at risk while you're at it?
They are accused of “failure to fulfill parental responsibilities for the care and upbringing of minor children, resulting in serious consequences.”
Now, naturally, I assume Ursula von der Leyen will be issuing an urgent statement today, expressing her profound outrage over these human rights violations in Ukraine.
Surely, she'll immediately put the brakes on the $115 billion Zelensky is asking for.
After all, you can't possibly keep handing over European taxpayers' money to a country where people are tortured, children are beaten, and families who speak out find themselves exposed on a “kill list.”
That would be a little awkward for the whole “defending European values, freedom, and democracy” narrative, wouldn't it?
