Presidents, prime ministers, even the Pope still use X. But Labour ministers seek to stigmatise it, presumably as a prelude to prohibition. Our government is terrified of a medium that destroys the MSM monopoly on information, and puts it - often messily - into the hands of all.
While you’re at it leave the platform of government. That platform too was originally designed to protect free speech and democracy. No longer under you lot.
Fair enough, obviously. No one has to stay. Still, I’m struck by the number of people who liked this platform when it DID practice censorship, but who are now upset when it DOESN’T.
Interested Chiswick locals at The City Barge right now, posing for The Telegraph about the Green Party councillor Rick Rowe forcing the pub to take their outside seating away. Seating that’s been there at least seventy years. I stood out of the photo because as you know, I’m shy.
French woman Thais d'Escufon was sexually assaulted by a Tunisian migrant. She then appeared on TV and complained that mass immigration of African and Arab men to Europe was putting women at risk.
Who do you think was prosecuted? The Tunisian man who committed a sex crime against a vulnerable woman, or the woman who complained about it?
This is Europe. It's 2026. Obviously, the woman's been prosecuted and found guilty of "racism".
Apparently, protecting women is context-dependent. In the West, we veer from "believe all women" to "punish the victims" depending on the attacker's skin colour.
An absolute disgrace, spent many happy hours here in decades gone by . @LBofHounslow , get a grip and let the folks of this area enjoy what they have done for years and clean up your own dump of a backyard. Normal uk people want to sit outside enjoying a drink and a meal as old Father Thames laps in and out .Green stands for Mean , how can the populous be so dumb as to be taken in by yet another tree hugging dreamer .
Just one of thousands of decisions bleeding the life out of this country. I know it sounds ridiculous, but denying us the right to sit by a river on a hot day having a pint is to deny one of the great pleasures of life. This should be the rubicon by which we reclaim sanity.
These anti-terror bollards would seem to be the only infrastructure the state can build today
Britain, birthplace of the industrial revolution & the world's first major iron bridge...yet today incapable of repairing a major river crossing
A snapshot of civilisational decline: