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The UK officially gone crazy.
Why the fuck would anyone want to study Ukrainian?
Proud to announce that students in England will be able to study Ukrainian at GCSE.
It’s a chance for pupils to explore Ukraine’s rich culture and history and, for the Ukrainian community to remain connected to their heritage.
This is another step in our enduring support for Ukraine as part of the 100 Year Partnership 🇺🇦🇬🇧
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On Russel Brand (and many others): It is simply not possible to defend against 20+ year old allegations regarding a night of sex with drug/alcoholuse involved. Cases like that should not even be allowed to be brought. We will look back at this period of time as some form of inquisition where we abandoned all notions of fairness and due process to cave to the mob that I sorely emotional and triggered by any allegations involving the word "rape." Godspeed @rustyrockets.
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Some would expect better than this from the Mirror , I don’t.
The description of ‘shaming people’ to get them to fight a war for the Government, where the best they can hope for is that they come back alive and uninjured is detailed in ‘Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars’ the founding document of the Bilderberg Group from 1954. It describes how parents will ‘shame’ their own children to fight and die.
War is where your Government orders you to fight its enemies.
Revolution is where you realise your Government is the enemy.
A wise person knows who their enemy is.
Brits who avoid WW3 call-up could face 'shame' and even employment issues
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The UK has relied on volunteer armed forces since 1963 and has no conscription plans. On 15 September 2026, defence minister Lord Coaker told Parliament: "This Government has no current plans for compulsory military service." preparedbritain.co.uk/guides/is-the-…
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On 17 July 2026, Tristan and I were in Washington, D.C. having spent the preceding days meeting with more than 100 people within and connected to the U.S. political system. Our conversations focused on mobilizing young people ahead of the midterm elections and the influence of independent cultural figures over a generation traditional politicians have failed to reach.
That same day, whilst Labour announced Andy Burnham as its new leader, I flew to Miami to host a boxing event with Jon Jones. The next day, Tristan and I were arrested under provisional extradition warrants, before any substantive evidence had been presented to the US court.
I have now spent 109 days in solitary confinement.
I publicly supported Donald Trump in 2016, 2020 and 2024, playing what many people consider a meaningful role in the cultural shift behind his return to the White House. Even Kamala Harris has discussed my electoral influence in her autobiography. People like Charlie Kirk and I challenged political orthodoxy and reached young men whom the establishment had abandoned.
I was doing the same in Britain, challenging Labour over grooming gangs, mass immigration and freedom of speech, while supporting the movements around Reform UK and Restore.
Now consider the extraordinary coincidence: two brothers, different complainants, different allegations, different dates and separate investigations, yet extradition warrants issued simultaneously and both arrested together.
The political interference was obvious with MPs openly calling for action against us for our online speech. The coordination and timing are blatantly a politically motivated attempt to silence me ahead of the US midterms and during a critical period in British politics.
Tommy Robinson faces criminal proceedings. Nigel Farage and Reform UK face investigations and scrutiny. Meanwhile, I remain in solitary confinement. This is a perfect example of the treatment of political dissent under the Labour Party.
This is bigger than me. What happens when somebody challenges powerful institutions and accepts the risks of speaking freely, only to find that those who benefited from their courage are unwilling to defend their basic rights?
Last night's election results should prompt serious reflection about what happens when political parties lose the trust of their own supporters.
Every young person considering speaking publicly is watching. If controversy means abandonment, why should they believe that institutions promising freedom will defend their rights when it matters? I receive thousands of messages asking precisely that question.
I have spent 109 days fighting for my liberty due to political interference by a Labour government whose actions I have repeatedly challenged.
You cannot claim to defend freedom while treating the freedom of controversial people as expendable.
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Whitty pushing the flu shot just like he pushed the Covid shots.
Never forget that 90% of NHS doctors and nurses have now refused to take either the Covid boosters or the Flu shots.
Whitty is being quite rightly slammed in the comments !
Flu can be a serious illness, especially for vulnerable people.
UK CMOs urge eligible groups to get vaccinated.
Healthcare workers have a professional responsibility to protect patients from infectious diseases. We urge them to take up flu vaccination.
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What a stupid day today has been for Britain.
Migrant home sec asks migrants about migration. Decides migration is fine and you can pay for it. Calls that fair because she’s a migrant or something.
Descendants of freed slaves demand reparations from the descendants of the people who freed them. Usurper PM open to it. Because… vibes?
Oh. And don’t forget to make sure you’ve got 3 days worth of bottled water and baked beans in case everything you’ve paid for stops working. Resilience something something.
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NO ONE WANTS OUR MONEY SPENT ON THIS. !! Theives
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Over the last decade hard working Russian farmers have increased food exports by 250% and Russia is now in the World’s top 20 food exporters.
All this despite massive sanctions against them.
So the man we are told wants to invade Europe and destroy our way of life is actually feeding us while our own politicians in the legacy political parties attack our own farmers and food production.
In the UK we produce less than half of the food we consume leaving ourselves vulnerable to food shortages via weather, political or logistical disruption. A vulnerability which was exploited by our enemies in both WWI and WWII.
If Russia were planning on WWIII they would be stockpiling food at home not exporting it and feeding those who irresponsibly don’t produce enough food to feed their own population while importing ever more mouths to feed into their countries.
The next time you see, hear or read pro-war with Russia propaganda please think about this.
#NoFarmersNoFood.
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It’s very easy for politicians to send other people’s children to war. My response to the bloodthirsty elite?
You first.
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The idea that young people would sign-up to fight a war for this bleak globalist dump that used to be Britain is laughable. They've been utterly betrayed, and they've no intention of being blown to bits to further enrich a demonic rabble of investment bankers, arms manufacturers and energy corporation scum.
What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people.
The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.
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Boris Johnson should NEVER be forgiven for what he did to our country.
Lockdown. The Boriswave. Net Zero. Vaccine passports. DEI. Record tax.
Absolutely shameful.
Unforgivable.
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'I would be glad to have a debate about Ukraine in parliament, in which both sides were for once fairly represented, but there is none. Dissent is dismissed as treachery. Parliament, the BBC and almost all the print media are deserts of conformity on this topic.' spectator.com/article/genera…
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Woke, broke and out of control, it’s time to scrap the license fee.
As someone who started my career at the BBC, it gives me absolutely no pleasure to write these words. But let’s face the brutal truth: the British Broadcasting Corporation is a shadow of its former self and needs to be put out of its misery.
Founded in 1922 by Lord Reith with a proud mission to inform, educate and entertain, the Beeb was once the envy of the world. Today it has degenerated into a cesspit of left-wing political bias which the British public are forced to pay under the threat of criminal law.
Even when staring down the barrel of a $10 billion defamation lawsuit from the US President for its misleading edit of his Capitol Hill speech and which triggered the double resignation of its Director-General and Chief Executive of news, the BBC still refuses to admit its bias problem.
And yet the problems were laid bare again over the weekend with more revelations. First, we learned that taxpayer-funded civil servants have been seconded into BBC newsrooms, ‘fact checking’ and writing articles while masquerading as impartial journalists. Second, we discovered that schoolchildren are being brainwashed with left-wing views on net zero and immigration via the BBC Bitesize platform.
No wonder the BBC has plunged to the bottom of the Ofcom league table for impartiality, and that 2.5million viewers have turned their backs on the station since 2020, preferring instead to get their news from elsewhere.
And rather than addressing those problems BBC bosses and government ministers, concerned about the loss in licence fees, have decided to impose draconian measures to force people to pay for something they no longer want and no longer watch.
The tragic irony is that the BBC knows exactly what the problem is. Between 2024 and 2025, three separate internal reviews warned that ‘perceived political bias’ was driving viewers away. As whistleblower Michael Prescott revealed in an explosive leaked memo, "systemic editorial bias" runs deep. The main areas of concern were gender reporting, along with its reporting of Britain’s history, colonial past and in its anti-Israeli stance. Let’s be honest BBC, it isn’t perceived bias, it's real. The Gaza documentary got the BBC sanctioned and its Arabic station was forced to make 200 factual corrections about its wider Israel-Gaza war.
The BBC internal inquiry noted working-class viewers are particularly dissatisfied, finding it ‘out of touch’ and ‘alienating’.
Little wonder when you had ex-Match of the Day pundit, Gary Lineker, on £1.3 million of public money, using the profile the BBC gave him to pontificate about Brexit, Gaza, and Rwanda.
And what about the concerns over two-tier coverage of “Unite the Kingdom" protests and pro-Palestinian marches along with trigger warnings on comedy classics such as Dad’s Army and The Royle Family.
The BBC has been infiltrated and taken over by a left-wing woke metropolitan establishment and it is slowly killing it from within.
The public realise that this culture is so ingrained it will never change. It’s time to end the BBC licence fee.
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When you realise no poltiican gives a fuck about you, and will still expect their tax to be paid on Monday.
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The despair of a Parisian - pleading with the feral smooth brains not to destroy her store
The death rattle of Paris as western civ breathes its last gasps.
Notre Dame was no accident. It was the beginning of the end.
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No true Englishman would permit his child to shed a single drop of their precious blood for these merciless cunts.
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