Graham Coles

I live for today, cos tomorrow might never happen :-) oh and I support Liverpool Football Club

[Daily Mail @DailyMail]

The BMW driving 'Godfather of people traffickers' who made £100k-a-week smuggling small boat migrants to Britain before claiming asylum here has spent TWO YEARS living in a taxpayer subsidised council flat https://t.co/qqJvqD8mms

[Claire Adams @claire_adams694]

Just a reminder that these child rapists have now been released back into Keighley. Remember their faces.

While ordinary people are told what they can and cannot say, the very people who destroyed children’s lives are back on the streets.

Labour’s handling of this issue is a disgrace. I will continue to call out those who failed victims.

And for anyone who thinks intimidation will shut me up, don’t waste your time. I am not afraid of political abuse, and I am certainly not afraid of child rapists.

[Lion of Britain @LionOfBritainUK]

A local DJ in Bournemouth named Tommy Shrewsbury got attacked by a bunch of migrant men, and Police told him not to talk about it due to "potential backlash".

So thank you, Tommy, for talking about it. They CANNOT be allowed to keep hiding all the violence migrant filth brings into our country.

[Neil Oliver @thecoastguy]

Interesting.

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

I have always admired the Buddhists.

It's noticeable how few of them are among the illegal immigrants

Perhaps it's because they like living in their own countries

Which are, of course. run by Buddhists

I think there's a lesson here somewhere

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

This is a MUST WATCH video from 20 years ago at the UN Assembly.
Dr Rosalind Peterson addresses the issues of ‘geoengineering due to persistent jet contrails’
She warns about the effects on pollinators (insects), reduced sunlight - reduced photosynthesis & increased temp!
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[Rachel @RachelD1892]

I am looking forward to the BBC Panoroma exposé on the Fabian Society and it's role in this Labour Government.
Fearless journalism in the national interest.
Surely won't be long now ...

[Sophie Corcoran @sophielouisecc]

Riot over little girls getting murdered at a dance concert:

Called fascists, doors kicked in by police and fast tracked through the courts and jailed for a long time to be made an example of

Be a Muslim and riot over your country losing a football match: nothing. No press conferences. No political condemnation.

A joke. All of them should be facing the same consequences as white British people faced when showing anger about the death of children

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Footage of life in the city of Aleppo, Syria, when the Christian population was 40% in 1956.

The more Islam is allowed to spread.

The more disgusting everything gets.

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

Not a single white person in this promotional video.

He wants to erase our existence.

There used to be a word for that…

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

It’s been 48 hours of radio silence after Rupert Lowe exposed the Fabian Society’s grip on Britain’s politicians…and apparently the ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’ doesn’t like the spotlight’…

[David Betz @DavidBe31099196]

As empires go, the EU is no Assyrian butcher, but it is still a smug, soul-crushing villain, petty, vindictive, and parasitic to its core. It struts like a resurrected Rome, draped in confected and artificial borrowed grandeur—epitomised by the fake, stylised bridges on the euro banknotes, as though Europe’s actual majestic bridges and cathedrals were somehow insufficient. Yet it commands none of Rome’s competence, none of its steel, and none of its results.

It pales beside the British Empire’s raw dynamism. Its most unhinged critics call it a Fourth Reich, which is flattery. The truth is far more pathetic: it’s a decaying late-Soviet husk, stripped of ideology and left with nothing but managerial suffocation, self-dealing oligarchs, and an endless parade of unelected eurocrats fattening themselves at the public trough.

Remember the idiotic prognostications just a few years ago?

The EU was supposedly destined to rule the 21st century through the sheer majesty of its “regulatory soft power”, the “Brussels Effect” that would bend the world to its will. Delusional hubris. These secular clerics actually believe that regulation itself creates growth and innovation, as if smothering enterprise with paperwork, compliance costs, and risk aversion somehow magically summons dynamism.

The bureaucrats who strangle every creative impulse then turn around expecting gratitude from the populations they’ve enfeebled. The results speak for themselves: universities sliding into second-rate mediocrity, industries turning third-rate under the weight of green dogma and Chinese overcapacity, and militaries that rank somewhere between third and fourth—paper tigers in a world that respects hard power, not directives on banana curvature.

Don’t get me started on the idiocy of EU foreign policy, which as Collingwood points out, consists of turning friends into enemies, frontiers into raging forest fires. The rest of the world should not forget the last EU foreign affairs supremo (who actually was less bad than the current one, astonishingly) describing it as the “jungle” where nothing works as opposed to the “garden”, i.e., Europe, where everything’s hunky dory. These are not people of the “reality-based community”; they are cloistered mentalists tripping on their own posterior gasses.

The EU Parliament in Brussels has draped itself in banners self-congratulating as the bastion of European democracy, when in truth there is almost no meaningful democratic legitimacy in how the EU is governed: power lies with the unelected Commission, the opaque Council horse-trading, and the permanent bureaucracy, not with any sovereign European people.

Britain should count itself profoundly lucky to have escaped, even with the diminished, half-baked Brexit that our political class managed to “negotiate.” We shackled our national economy to a crashing zombie, submitted our laws to aliens who don’t much like us or our habits, and chained our regulations to minds hostile to the free-trading, global outlook that makes sense for an island nation.

Our defence policy was (and is still, sadly) warped by the need to pretend we have a vital land frontier a thousand miles away, when our true strategic hinterland has always been the ocean. Escaping that slow-motion suicide, however imperfectly, remains one of the sanest, if incomplete, acts this country has taken.

What about the EU that truly disgusts is the default malice: the pettiness, the preening bureaucratic narcissism, the casual sadism with which Brussels punishes any nation that deviates from its dogma. This is a quasi-aristocratic vampire squid—a flaccid imperium—latched onto a weakened civilization at a point of vulnerability, draining its blood, vitality, and future.

This misbegotten monstrosity will not last. When it finally implodes under the weight of its own arrogance, corruption, and failure, Europe should breathe a sigh of relief and move on—scarcely bothering to mourn the corpse.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I will not be silenced by Muslim MPs over my criticism of Islamic practices that have no place in Britain.

[Lee Nallalingham @LNallalingham]

🚨 Auditors have REFUSED to sign off the Government’s accounts.

That comes directly from the National Audit Office.

They’ve issued what’s known as a disclaimer of opinion.

That’s audit speak for: “We can’t verify the numbers.”

This is the same Government that has:

💰 Put taxes up by £70 billion.
💰 Borrowed £270 billion
💰 Told us there still isn’t enough money to properly fund our Armed Forces.

Yet their own auditors are saying they can’t verify the accounts.

And remember…

This is the same National Audit Office that has found up to £81 billion a year is lost through fraud and error.

Can you imagine if this was a private business?

It would be shutdown and investigated

There are those who want to tax us more and give these people even more money.

I have a different idea.

How about we start looking into where all the money is actually going?

Because if the auditors are refusing to sign off the accounts…

…and the National Audit Office says up to £81 billion is lost through fraud and error every year…

…perhaps the problem isn’t that taxpayers aren’t paying enough.

Perhaps it’s that nobody seems to know where the money is going.

[Pat Condell @patcondell]

Last night Muslim foreigners rioted in London over a football match. Far-right thugs? Fast track justice? Remanded in custody? Full force of the law? Or is that only for the white native British?

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Met Police were chased out of London last night by hordes of Muslims.

One officer in hospital with serious injuries.

No Keir Starmer addressing the nation?

Telling they'll face the full force of the law?

Sadiq Khan not saying how "welcoming" London is?

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

According to former UK PM Liz Truss, a global "blob" of unelected elites drives the policies of Western governments from behind the scenes—from open borders to Net Zero.

She traces this framework back to organisations such as the World Economic Forum and the Club of Rome.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Please remember Ann Widdcombe in your prayers. She didn’t deserve any of this or the attacks on her now she is no longer with us. Those attacking her are the worst sort of cowards.

https://t.co/xhmtwpoufL

[Paz is Right @BritisherPaz49]

He’s clearly shitting himself and about to go over the top and walk calmly towards a German machine gun so Britain can become an Islamic caliphate 100 years later led by the most oppressive, out of touch Labour government of all time with some fruity Marxist like Keir Starmer as Prime Minister.

What a waste.

If only they knew.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I find it so very depressing that there are people in Britain who believe now is the right time to insult, degrade and abuse Ann Widdecombe.

Leave it.