Brian Jones

“The Lord is my light and my salvation,
whom shall I fear?”

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

The UK is giving out these brochures to help new migrants adjust

I wish this was satire, but it's real

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

One pattern I am recognising when doing this audit is that none of the people involved bother hiding their connections with some of the most deplorable human beings imaginable.

For example, MPs have no shame in taking money from asylum contractors for "advisory roles" in supporting the invasion of Britain. Most declared on records (can't say all).

They aren't trying to hide any of it. For them, it is perfectly acceptable (because it is in the parliamentary rules) to take money from the organisations that are profiteering from the rape of British people and doing it at scale.

These people hate you.

Don't ever forget that.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

The UK Government have legally blocked the release of migrant crime data saying there is nothing to worry about

They've also just started giving out leaflets to migrants asking them to please not rape women and children

We all know what the stats are saying

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨BREAKING: There has been widespread public outrage after 2 men involved in disorder at Epping Migrant Hotel protests have received LONGER SENTENCES IN PRISON than the illegal migrant who sexually assaulted a 14 year old girl which started the protests in the first place

- Charlie Land, 2 years 8 months
- Jonathan Glover, 2 years 6 months

- Hadush Kebatu, just 12 months

The UK justice system is a complete joke

[Dr Jennine Morgan @jemmm85517813]

Using palm oil instead of milk is criminal. Orangutans & rain forests are disappearing daily because of use of palm oil. (And pouring away good milk is also criminal.)

[Localize - Farmers Market @Localizefoodapp]

A fermented egg protein made without a single chicken is now on shelves at Walmart and Target.

The EVERY Company grows its OvoPro protein from yeast in bioreactors, producing something molecularly identical to real egg white, and it’s FDA-cleared, with orders in early 2026 alone equaling 550 percent of all of 2025’s volume.

The company says brands decide whether to mention it on the label.

Buy real eggs on Localize.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Ukrainian arrested in Croatia over Nordstream pipeline explosion.
The cost to Germany has been over €3 trillion in increased energy costs.
If Ukraine were responsible for the destruction of the Nordstream pipeline that would be an attack on NATO and would trigger article 5.
We were told ‘the Russians’ did it ( blew up their own pipeline) when they only had to turn off the gas supply if they wanted to stop the supply.

https://t.co/EP3EmT97jK

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Stupid headline. Britain isn’t “running out of gas”.

What’s actually happening is even more ridiculous.

The government is deliberately driving down gas use under Net Zero… even though gas will be essential for heating, industry and electricity for decades!

the infrastructure needed for emergencies is commercially unviable. So obviously…

taxpayers have to spend £ BILLIONS subsidising gas storage and LNG backup… just in case the Net Zero bollocks leaves us short of gas 🤡

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

It’s absurd that Britain prioritises foreign food over what we can (and do) grow on our own soil.

Britain has some of the best farmland in Europe. We produce excellent wheat, potatoes, dairy, beef, lamb, apples, berries, brassicas and more. Our climate and soil are perfectly suited to a huge range of high-quality produce.

Yet year after year, supermarket shelves and government trade policy tilt toward imports — often at the direct expense of British farmers.

Cheap Spanish tomatoes, Dutch peppers, Polish chicken, New Zealand lamb and out-of-season fruit flown halfway around the world routinely undercut local growers.

Why? Lower production costs abroad, weaker environmental and animal-welfare standards in some cases, and a retail system that chases the lowest unit price above everything else.

The result: British producers face razor-thin margins, rising energy and labour costs, and the constant threat of being replaced by imports that would never meet the same rules if grown here.

This is not free trade in any meaningful sense. It’s a one-way preference for distance over quality, seasonality and national resilience.

Food security is treated as an afterthought until a supply shock hits. Carbon footprints from long-haul transport are waved away while British growers are lectured about sustainability. And rural communities that keep the countryside working are told to compete with subsidized or lower-standard overseas production while absorbing every new regulation.

Supporting what is grown here does not mean autarky or higher prices for everything. It means fair competition: applying the same standards to imports that we demand of our own farmers, prioritising seasonal British produce in public procurement and retail, and recognising that a country that cannot feed itself is strategically weak.

Preferring the imported option simply because it is slightly cheaper on the day is short-sighted policy dressed up as consumer choice.

[HustleBitch @HustleBitch_]

🚨 PEOPLE ARE JUST REALIZING HOW MUCH WE’VE LOST THE RIGHT TO ACTUALLY OWN — AND THE LIST IS INSANE

First they removed SD cards and forced everyone into cloud storage so they could scan your photos and sell you ads.

Then the list kept growing:

• Physical media (DVDs, VHS) got phased out
• Digital movies you “bought” can be deleted anytime because you only own a license
• Headphone jack removed so you’d buy earbuds that listen to you
• AirPods with cameras are next
• Right to repair your own car or tractor taken away
• Every new car from 2027 will have a kill switch
• Tens of thousands of Flock cameras already watching public streets
• Companies now preparing to sell you sunlight from space as a service

One by one, ownership has been replaced with subscriptions and surveillance.

How much more are we going to give up before people finally decide it’s gone too far?

[Mark Heath 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🙏🏻 @MarkHeath45]

Lots of rain expected tonight folks.

So tomorrow expect, flash floods, riverbanks broken, houses and buildings flooded.

And guess what it will all be down to??

You guessed it………..

BLOCKED DRAINS !!
And don’t be brainwashed into believing, it is down to climate change!

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🗳️🗳️🗳️2027 ELECTIONS : WHAT IS AT STAKE?

Next year, Britain goes back to the ballot box in force.

Thousands of council seats will be contested across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

This is not a minor political exercise. It is a substantial transfer of local power.

ENGLAND

The scheduled cycle includes:

103 district councils electing their whole council.
35 unitary authorities electing their whole council.
Dozens more electing by thirds.

Add local-government reorganisation, and several areas will also be electing entirely new unitary authorities.
Every English region is involved:

North East. North West. Yorkshire. East Midlands. West Midlands. East of England. South East. South West.

THE REST OF THE UK

Scotland: all 32 councils.

Wales: all 22 principal councils, covering 1,234 councillor positions.

Northern Ireland: all 11 councils, representing 462 seats under the current structure.

In short: thousands of seats, hundreds of councils, across the entire country.

WHY IT MATTERS

Councils influence housing, planning, HMOs, licensing, procurement, grants, social care, regeneration and vast sums of public money.

They also determine which charities, NGOs and contractors receive local support and funding.

Westminster matters, of course.

But much of what changes a town happens rather closer to home.

OUR 2027 AUDIT

We intend to build a public-record file on every candidate standing for election.

Companies House. Directorships. Business interests. Declared interests. Donations. NGO links. Asylum and migration connections. Public contracts. Grants. DEI expenditure. Previous public office. Employers. Connections to contractors benefitting from the invasion of Britain. Everything.

The standard will be straightforward:

Document it. Source it. Apply the same test to everyone.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Vegan leather is plastic. Polyurethane on a fabric backing, made from crude oil, flaking off the sofa in four years.

Pleather is plastic, and PVC needs plasticisers to stop it cracking, which leach out until it cracks anyway.

Cactus leather is around half polyurethane, and the cactus is the half they photograph.

Mushroom leather is a mycelium sheet coated in polyurethane, because untreated mycelium dissolves in the rain.

Apple leather is apple pomace bulked out with polyurethane.

Pineapple leather is leaf fibre bonded with petroleum resin, and it will not compost.

Cork leather is cork glued to a polyurethane backing, which is the part that lasts.

Bamboo fabric is not bamboo. The stalk is dissolved in caustic soda and carbon disulphide until it becomes viscose, and carbon disulphide is a documented nerve toxin for the people in the plant.

Modal is that same process wearing a better name.

Fleece is polyester, shedding microplastics into the water on every wash.

Acrylic is polyester pretending to be wool.

Recycled polyester is a drinks bottle with a second career and the same shedding problem.

Every one of those is an oil well with a plant photographed next to it, in a landfill within five years and still there in five hundred.

Wool grows back every spring off an animal that has to be shorn or it overheats and dies, and it burns clean and rots down in a few months.

Leather is a hide that would otherwise be waste, from an animal already eaten, worn for thirty years, mended by a man with an awl, then quietly returned to the soil.

Both grew on grass, rain and sunlight, on ground that will not grow a crop, and neither one needed a drilling licence.

One shopper is buying an oil derivative on a hanger and calling it compassion. The other is wearing a sheep.

Only one of them gets asked to justify herself at parties.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Maritime law is being manipulated so that illegal migrants once intercepted by Border Force/RNLI/Navy and brought ashore are no longer here illegally, but are classified as 'disembarked persons' and eligible to claim all benefits.i first pointed this out over 3 years ago.

[Restore Britain @RestoreBritain]

If you live in Penistone East, Barnsley? You can vote Restore Britain tomorrow in an important by-election.

Our candidate David Wood explains what he has been campaigning on...

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Restaurants. Petrol stations. Taxis. Supermarkets.

Anyone using their eyes can see that we have imported millions of young foreign men to fill low-skilled jobs that should be filled by young British men and women.

These men are primarily from India or similar, and to be frank - struggle to speak English.

This is not ‘racist’ to highlight. It is a fact.

The speed of this change has massively accelerated over the last few years - massively.

If a foreign national is coming to the country to fill an ultra highly skilled role that a Brit cannot, I have no issue with that. Certainly until we can train our own people.

But taking payment for petrol or waiting tables is not highly skilled work. It’s just not.

We all know that British teenagers are struggling to find work, so can anyone explain to me why we have imported grown Indian men to fill roles that a 16 year old should be working?

The scale of this is absolutely extraordinary.

Millions.

It is transforming everything about our country and I hate it.

A Restore Britain Government will end mass immigration from the third world, and completely overhaul the economic landscape so that young British men and women can find work, and then are properly rewarded for that work.

We will do the unthinkable.

Restore Britain will put British people first.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

🚨🚨PRIORITY NUMBER ONE: HUMAN RIGHTS LAWYERS

After reviewing some incredibly disturbing findings these past few days our focus is now onto this.

This is now our number-one investigative priority for the Great British ledger.

They defend people who come to Britain and go on to rape, murder and attack innocent children, women and pensioners.

They do not just profit from this system at scale (BILLIONS). In many cases, they receive substantial amounts of taxpayers’ money through legal aid and publicly funded litigation.

And then they boast about the work on their own websites for everyone to see.

They publish the cases. They advertise their deportation, asylum, Article 8 and human-rights expertise. They promote successful appeals and challenges as evidence of what they can achieve for future clients.

THEY ACTUALLY CELEBRATE THIS WORK.

So we are going through it all.

Firm by firm. Case by case. Account by account.

Revenue. Profits. Legal-aid payments. Government money. Directors and ownership. Staff profiles. Deportation appeals. Article 8 claims. Serious criminal cases. Companies House records. Court judgments.

If they are prepared to advertise and boast about this work publicly, then the public is perfectly entitled to examine it publicly.

Human-rights lawyers are now priority number one.

[Radmore Farm @Radmore_farm]

Palm oil is quietly replacing dairy fat in chocolate, biscuits, and processed dairy products across the UK — while British milk production sits at a surplus and some farmers are pouring milk away.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

After weeks of no rain and hosepipe bans, we're now being warned to expect flooding.

Britain is rapidly becoming a pathetic mess.

A Restore Britain Government will build some reservoirs, sort the drains, fix leaks and deport millions.

Problem solved.

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

Hey MET Office,

10 Day+ Forecast for London, Paris & Berlin in the Middle of Summer - Cloudy everywhere - not a bit of Sun in sight.

Hundreds of millions of people now see Planes spraying chemicals which then quickly form clouds.

You can see the clips daily from around the World.
Can we stop pretending this isn’t happening now please?