HappyPlebI💚CO24Farms&Countryside

Still addled and living out life on a South West UK reservation.
The climate's OK, it's OK to be white, and it's OK to hate Fabianism and Socialism. That's it.

[Karen Pollock 🎗️ @KarenPollock100]

It’s difficult to describe the impact of these scenes. They’re protesting outside the synagogue I went to as a child, the venue for my ‘Sunday school’ (Cheder), around the corner from my Jewish primary school. A place I associate with pure joy. Depressing doesn’t come close.

[Patriotic 🇬🇧 Nation @HoodedClaw1974]

Video emerges of 5 yr old getting manhandled and bundled into a police car as he tries runs away screaming, after father is arrested.

This is beyond disgusting. The police truly are out of control.👇👇🤬

[Lexa 🇩🇪 @rebew_lexa]

Schaut euch dieses Video an: Britische Polizisten zerren einen fünfjährigen Jungen wie einen Schwerverbrecher aus den Armen seines Vaters.
Der kleine Kerl schreit vor Angst, wehrt sich verzweifelt, seine Augen sind voller Panik.
Ein fünf Jahre altes Kind!

Egal, was der Vater getan haben soll – das hier ist keine Polizeiarbeit, das ist pure Härte gegen einen 5-Jährigen.
Ich könnte nur noch 🤮

[Richard Hakeswill @fanofnicethings]

Village cricket will not survive the Boriswave. Played against a team of 11 freshies today who:

• Refused to give very obvious wickets (no neutral umpires in Div 9)
• Wouldn’t signal their boundaries (one side of the ground on a slope so unable to see the rope)
• Constantly, relentlessly, endlessly appealed for decisions that couldn’t possibly be out

This might all sound trivial but village cricket is built on trust; the trust that you will have to give your team mates out, the understanding that people will play hard but fair. That If the umpire can’t see something you assist him honestly. This is how the game has been played for 300 years, maybe longer, and now it’s going to be ruined by squealing, selfish man-children who don’t speak enough English to engage in banter, don’t play fairly and don’t stay behind to put even a tenner behind the bar.

[HappyPlebI💚CO24Farms&Countryside @AddledPleb]

This ‘man’ almost became our Prime Minister.

[Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn]

Sentenced and imprisoned on grounds of “terrorism” that no jury ever convicted them of.

Meanwhile, the British government continues to aid and abet the greatest crime of our time.

A historic miscarriage of justice — and a truly dark day for civil liberties in this country.

[Pat Condell @patcondell]

Starmer is finished, but it doesn’t matter who takes over. The core governing principle will remain foreigners first, British people last.
The invasion will continue. The rapes and stabbings will continue.
Nothing will change until we have a general election.

[Croxxed Out @FLCons]

I love that dogs have a pool like this!
They just look so happy!
What a great idea!

[tag 🇬🇧 @tag4UK]

A 17 year old girl, walking down the street, stabbed in the throat.
A 49 year old man, walking his dog, repeatedly stabbed to death.
A 29 year old women, on her way home from work, stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver.
A 18 year old man, stabbed 5 times, died in handcuffs.
A 6 year old girl, a 7 year old girl, and a 9 year old girl, attending a dance party, stabbed over 200 times.
A 15 year old boy, stabbed 13 times, doused in petrol and burned alive.
A 44 year old man, slashed up, lost his eye, tried to cut his head off.

I mean seriously, wtf is happening, what is going on?

I feel sick, I want to cry.

Please God make it stop.

[Darren of Plymouth @DarrenPlymouth]

"The British public has not even begun to understand the seriousness of what is happening in our country. Many, perhaps most of them, don't care, or won't care until it's too late. They instinctively feel that the ends justify the means, the motto of every totalitarian regime that has ever existed."

- Lord Sumption, former Lord Chief of Justice

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

Muslim Council Workers in Harrow, LONDON.

“I swear when I’m not in Uniform I’m gonna knock you the Fk out”

This is how Muslims treat the local native English people in their own nation.

What do you think will happen to White natives once there is more of them?

[HappyPlebI💚CO24Farms&Countryside @AddledPleb]

Bloody terrifying.
Anybody's daughter/sister/niece.
Any time on any street.
When does it stop?
I despise this political class and their vile activists and I am beginning to realise that voting is not getting us out of this.

[Paul Cox @PaulCoxComedy]

A 17-year-old girl stabbed in the neck in broad daylight. 3pm today in Burnley.
When does this end? How many more lives have to be shattered before something changes? Who is going to stop it?
Our people should be able to walk the streets without fear.

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

The BBC Has Ruled. Brexit Damaged The Economy. No Further Debate Required.

The BBC's editorial complaints unit has decided that the negative economic impact of Brexit is now a settled fact. Not a contested judgement. Not one side of a live debate. A fact, in the same category as man-made climate change, requiring no balancing view.

The ruling followed a Radio 4 Today programme segment featuring Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, alongside Liam Byrne and Sir John Gieve, both long-standing advocates of closer EU alignment. All three agreed Brexit had damaged growth. The presenter, Katya Adler, did not challenge the premise or introduce a dissenting voice. A complaint followed.

The ECU's response is the revealing part. It acknowledged the segment failed to "acknowledge the alternative case" for pursuing opportunities outside the EU rather than realignment with it. That part of the complaint was upheld. But the central complaint, that three pro-EU voices agreeing with each other on air is not balance, was dismissed. The reasoning given was that this reflected "the consensus among economists" and there was no "significant body of economic opinion" on the other side.

This is worth pausing on. The BBC is not claiming it found balance. It is claiming balance was unnecessary because one side of the argument does not meaningfully exist. The institution that is legally required to be impartial has ruled itself the arbiter of which questions are still open and which are closed, and Brexit has just been moved into the closed file.

The economics itself does not support the certainty on display. The headline figure driving much of this narrative, an 8 per cent hit to GDP since 2016, comes from an NBER paper built on a "synthetic control" model that constructs a hypothetical non-Brexit Britain from a basket of comparator countries. The largest weighting in that basket, over 60 per cent, is the United States, a country currently riding an AI investment boom and a separate fiscal stimulus. The model also weights Estonia and Greece more heavily than France or Germany. On a straightforward per capita basis against France and Germany, the actual comparators, Britain's performance since 2016 sits roughly in line with both. An 8 per cent gap simply isn't visible. This is a model producing a number that then gets reported as "the consensus," which the BBC then cites as the reason no alternative view is required.

That loop, model produces number, number becomes consensus, consensus becomes fact, fact requires no balance, is the mechanism. It does not require a conspiracy. It requires an institution that has decided which conclusions are respectable and which are not, and which then treats its own prior decision as evidence.

The same posture has been on display all week. A government department can decide its diversity targets are lawful without seeking legal advice to check. A police force can decide a book about dismantling "inner white supremacy" is leadership training. A broadcaster can decide an economic question is closed and that deciding so does not breach its own impartiality rules. In each case, the institution marks its own homework, and the mark is always a pass.

None of this requires Brexit to have been a triumph. Britain's economy has genuine problems, most of them unrelated to single market membership. But a state broadcaster, funded by compulsory licence fee under threat of prosecution, has now formally placed one of the most consequential political decisions in modern British history beyond the reach of its own impartiality obligations. Reform's Lee Anderson called it being "blinkered by groupthink." The more precise description is an institution that has stopped being able to tell the difference between its own assumptions and the facts.

"The BBC is not claiming it found balance. It is claiming balance was unnecessary because one side of the argument does not meaningfully exist."

[lefties are always triggered. @LoveDetailing01]

@owenjonesjourno @GBNEWS @Alexarmstrong Says the hypocritical tosser who’s been whining about demonstrations in the UK.. 🖕🏻

[Spirited1 @helen_spirit1]

At this point, I’m fully expecting Nick Brown to be welcomed back to the Cabinet with open arms.

[Chris Rose @ArchRose90]

All week Zack Polanski has been attacking Reform politicians for their so called “extreme” language.

Here he is outright defending criminals who broke a female police officer’s back with a sledgehammer.

He’s a dangerous extremist and I’m glad he is being exposed for what he is.

[HappyPlebI💚CO24Farms&Countryside @AddledPleb]

@johnmcdonnellMP Not like you to support terrorists, John 🙄

[Graham Linehan @Glinner]

An apology at the very least. He showed exactly the attitude that enabled the Rotherham scandal to roll on so long and claim so many *generations* of victims. The likes of him and Sturgeon should never get into power again.

[Patriotic 🇬🇧 Nation @HoodedClaw1974]

Look at Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester in the 70s.

Then compare it to now, and the crime ridden shithole Andy Burnham has turned it into as Mayor.

Speaks volumes about Britains decline, doesnt it?😒

[Bruno Souza @brunosouzasc]

Elon Musk criou, em um único dia, 4.400 novos milionários.

Quase 400 deles ultrapassaram os US$ 100 milhões.

Não são banqueiros nem investidores de risco. São funcionários da SpaceX: soldadores, técnicos, mecânicos e até funcionários da cantina. Durante vinte anos, a empresa pagou gente de todos os níveis com ações, não só com salário alto. Quem produziu colheu.

Juan Hernandez, imigrante mexicano, aceitou um emprego de soldador por US$ 28 a hora em 2015, sem nem saber direito o que era a SpaceX. Recebeu uma pequena participação de US$ 10 mil e pôde comprar mais por desconto em folha. Hoje sua fatia vale US$ 880 mil.

Trevor Hise ignorou os conselhos dos pais para pegar um emprego “seguro” na General Electric. Escolheu a SpaceX, ficou 12 anos e acumulou mais de 100 mil ações. Ao preço da listagem, são US$ 13,5 milhões. Aos 37 anos, ele já pode se aposentar. Palavras dele: “A magnitude disso é ridícula.”

O detalhe mais eloquente veio antes mesmo da abertura de capital: mais de 100 funcionários se uniram discretamente para contratar uma gestora de fortunas capaz de cuidar de até US$ 5 bilhões. Muitos nunca tinham precisado de wealth manager na vida.

Há décadas os IPOs de empresas de tecnologia enriquecem programadores. Desta vez, o dinheiro chegou ao chão de fábrica. Isso é capitalismo de verdade: quem arrisca, quem trabalha e quem entrega valor colhe frutos proporcionais.

A esquerda odeia esse tipo de história. Porque ela prova que a verdadeira ascensão social não vem de dividir a miséria alheia, mas de criar riqueza que eleva quem tem coragem de construir.

[Lexa 🇩🇪 @rebew_lexa]

Das ist die Bestie – dieser 30-jährige afghanische Migrant, der heute in Brierfield bei Burnley einer 17-jährigen Britin von hinten ein Messer in den Hals gerammt hat. Das Mädchen kämpft immer noch um ihr Leben, liegt in kritischem Zustand im Krankenhaus.

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