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[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

Does anybody know who this lad is and whether he has made a formal complaint about the incident. It looked horrific on the initial video I saw. The copper lifted hom up, swung him round and down to the floor like an MMA fighter and the silver post that was perfectly straight, 90 degrees to the concrete was bent by about 15 to 20 degrees after and he looked to be knocked out cold.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

@InsideLucysHead Just your average lefties by the look of it.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

He's not wrong though is he @zarahsultana If you lot ever stepped out of your bubble and lived as ordinary folk do, you wouldn't make the monumental cock-up's you continually manage to achieve at the country's expense.

[Zarah Sultana MP @zarahsultana]

Coming from the man who moved to Monaco to dodge a £4 billion tax bill.

Jim Ratcliffe, a billionaire parasite, attacks the most vulnerable in society to protect his own class interests.

He should actually just focus on getting a win at Old Trafford.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

BBC News - Islands are 'unattractive target' for migrants
https://t.co/hJfLZFICiG

If Guernsey has a separate immigration and asylum process which means they have legislation in place to return immigrants to the jurisdiction they have just arrived from, then surely we should be doing a deal with Guernsey instead of France and have the RNLI guide them into Guernsey for processing straight back to France?

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Just so we're clear...

We've had years and years of Islamist thugs roaming our streets masked up, Muslim women in burqas and left wing mobs hiding their identities.

That's acceptable. A few words of mild concern, but generally nobody cared.

But now is when the establishment acts?

After just ONE protest of concerned patriots who were looking to highlight the invasion of our country.

One protest from them, and the entire political establishment jumps into action.

Where was that passion before?

Labour, Reform, Tories. The police, the media.

Now is when they all passionately agree that face coverings are unacceptable and must be banned?

Our establishment is rotten to the core and must be replaced.

[Lady Victoria 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 @LadyVictoriaD]

@RupertLowe10

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

So this is not an across the board ban for face coverings, its specifically worded to only include Portsmouth this weekend. This is Two-Tier at its most BLATENT yet. This is now hard to argue that we are not now well on the way to becoming a fully fledged Police State. Lets now see how they deal with the Extreme Left who also have been wearing face coverings for god knows how many years without question, who actually do cause violence and hatred.

This country is burning and its masters are about to throw a huge can of petrol on it in order to put it out.

[Sky News @SkyNews]

BREAKING: Hampshire Police have said they will now use powers to arrest anyone wearing a face covering at an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth this weekend

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

Yet last night’s BBC news instead led on the condemnation of masked protesters at Dover who were holding a peaceful demonstration against the continued small-boat arrivals, which bring the very people later accused of attacks, stabbings and rapes. The report also labelled the protesters far-right as usual, yet not one mention of the stabbings. I wonder why?

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

@andyburnham Britain stand up for its values?
It cant even stand up for itself or its borders. When the time comes are you going to defeat any potential enemy with your idea of our values? What a clown.

[Kosher @koshercockney]

BREAKING 🔴

Hamas have thanked the UK Labour Government by saying “important steps in the right direction”

If a proscribed terrorist group is welcoming an announcement, you aren’t on the good side.

**

It’s also worth noting..

Tom Tugendhat made the very important point that because Labour recognised a “Palestinian State” at the time they did - if Hamas is elected in November, their ambassadors would be coming to the UK under Diplomatic Immunity.

He asked Ed Miliband about it directly yesterday in Parliament and Miliband did not answer.

Very telling.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

I have to say that Neil’s account of why the RNLI was apparently positioned at Langstone Harbour leaves me deeply sceptical.

Neil says: “We were tasked to Langstone Harbour to carry out illumination of the beach for safety of the protesters, as protesters had entered the water.”

If that is genuinely what happened, then it should be very easy to substantiate.

Who tasked the RNLI with illuminating the beach specifically for the safety of the protesters? Was it HM Coastguard, the police, or somebody else? At what time was that request made, what exactly did it say, and is there a contemporaneous tasking log, radio record or incident report confirming it?

Because, based solely on what I have seen and heard so far, I struggle to accept the explanation at face value.

My suspicion is that the illumination may have served another purpose — perhaps helping facilitate the safe movement of the migrants, or potentially giving police a clearer view of protesters and making identification easier. I want to stress that these are my suspicions, not facts I can prove. That is precisely why the documentary evidence matters.

If the RNLI was genuinely sent there specifically to illuminate the area for protesters’ safety, publishing the relevant tasking record — with any genuinely sensitive operational information redacted — would go a long way towards answering those doubts.

More broadly, I find the growing lack of trust between ordinary people and public institutions deeply disturbing. When official explanations appear inconsistent with what people believe they have witnessed, simply telling the public what happened is no longer enough. Institutions need to demonstrate it with evidence wherever reasonably possible.

Whatever anybody thinks about immigration, the RNLI or the protesters, transparency should not be controversial.

So my question is straightforward:

Can Neil, the RNLI, HM Coastguard or the police provide evidence showing that the RNLI was specifically tasked to illuminate the beach for the safety of the protesters?

If that evidence exists, let's see it.

Until then, I remain extremely sceptical. I won't hold my breath.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

@NemoMeImpune_ @RealDannyTommo Are you going to back this up with evidence, you seem to have gone quiet on the subject since your initial post. There's several of us now waiting for your exhibits.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

Couldn't have put it better myself Pat.

[The Patriots Voice 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 @Proudofthisland]

🚨They told you there is no Sharia law in Britain.

Then a government jobs site advertised a “Shariah Law Administrator” in Manchester.

£23,500. Degree in Sharia law preferred.

Experience in Sharia courts in Muslim countries. Admin for Manchester Shariah Council.

Not a rumour. Not a meme. A real listing.

Sharia councils already operate across the country. They handle divorces, family disputes, and religious rulings for those who choose them.

Officials still say “there is no parallel legal system.”

You can call it faith-based arbitration.

You can call it community support.

You cannot call it assimilation.

When one community keeps its own rules and its own courts while everyone else is expected to live under one law, that is not integration. That is two systems sharing the same postcode.

Ask the question they keep dodging: if Sharia has no place here, why was the job posted at all?

[Donkey Punch @LeDonkey_Punch]

@TRobinsonNewEra Let's hope the police arrested him for his racism before bringing him to the hospital. Clearly he said something that caused his attackers distress, or perhaps looked at them. At least the damage was contained, and he didn't post his racist thoughts on a criminal platform like X.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

If this is true, then he should be getting his P45 in the post very soon and should also be made to pay back every single penny. Yet even if it is true, we all know this corrupt government won't do a damn thing about it. Let's wait and see eh?

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 A 34,000 POUND HOLIDAY ON YOUR DIME: LABOUR MINISTER CAUGHT FLEECING THE BRITISH TAXPAYER!

Good morning to the millions of everyday, hardworking Brits. Let me ask you a very serious question today.

How many hours do you have to graft to earn 34,000 pounds after the state takes its massive cut of your wages?

Labour Justice Minister Jake Richards just burned through that exact amount of your tax money on a five day VIP trip to America during the World Cup!

He blew 24,000 pounds on flights alone and even dragged along a taxpayer funded personal videographer just to take glossy photos of him at the Barack Obama Centre!

His official excuse is that he was over there studying youth justice. Are you absolutely joking?

British streets are plagued by youth knife crime and Labour is releasing thugs early to save cash, yet this champagne socialist is blowing a fortune to watch the football in luxury!

They freeze your tax allowances, plot new wealth raids on your home, and then use the Treasury as their own personal holiday fund.

They treat the public like an absolute cash machine. The mask has completely slipped!

RT and SHARE this everywhere to demand Jake Richards repays every single penny to the British taxpayer NOW! 🇬🇧🔥

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

This article exactly sums up the Britain we live in today and the utterly useless politicians who have been allowed to evolve, where education in how to evade a question—or answer it with something totally unrelated—trumps actual real-world business acumen and success.

David Lammy, Diane Abbott and Ed Miliband immediately spring to mind. So does “village idiot”, which I think applies to them all as well.

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Stock Up On Tinned Food. That Is The Government's Actual Policy Now.

A state does not tell its citizens to keep bottled water and tinned food in the cupboard unless it already knows it cannot guarantee the basic security it was created to provide. That is what this advisory actually says, stripped of the reassuring language wrapped around it. Not "be sensible." An admission.

Look at what sits behind it. Russia's embassy has openly threatened Britain with "consequences" after British-built drones struck targets on Russian soil, language serious enough that the government is accelerating its own war book, the manual for defending the nation against external attack. The National Risk Register has just added interference in Britain's democratic process as a live threat. Five consecutive heatwaves and a prolonged drought have pushed the National Farmers Union to call the situation "increasingly concerning," with dairy farmers already burning through winter feed because the grass has stopped growing. Analysts are warning of the worst food security crisis in decades. None of these arrived without warning. Each has been building for years, visible to anyone paying attention, while the government's energy policy closed down North Sea production and left Britain more exposed to exactly the kind of price and supply shock now arriving.

A source told the Financial Times this would be "common sense, not scaremongering." That is precisely the kind of line a government reaches for when it wants to manage a reaction rather than answer a question. The question worth asking is not whether stocking a cupboard is sensible advice. It plainly is. The question is why a state with intelligence services that thwarted twenty Iranian-linked plots, with analysts warning of drought-driven food shortages months in advance, with its own risk register flagging democratic interference, is only now telling the public to prepare, rather than having spent the intervening years building the energy security, agricultural resilience and border control that would have made this advisory unnecessary.

This did not happen by accident. It happened because the people making these decisions were never equipped to see them coming. Britain's current parliamentary intake is drawn overwhelmingly from charities, political offices and communications work, backgrounds built around managing perception and institutional compassion, not defence, agriculture, energy or security. A parliament trained to manage a message will always reach for a message first. A public information campaign is what that instinct produces when the underlying risks have already arrived and can no longer be talked around.

Every thread running through this crisis traces back to a choice, not a misfortune. Energy independence was dismantled in pursuit of targets that assumed a stable world that no longer exists. Border security has been practically non-existent, verification abandoned in favour of processing speed, a four per cent removal rate standing as proof. Foreign policy has wavered between confrontation and retreat, provoking exactly the kind of hostile state response Britain is now least prepared to absorb. Each decision was defensible in isolation, at the time, to the people who made it. Together, they have produced a country now advising its own citizens to keep a torch and a few tins in reserve, because the state that was supposed to prevent this moment cannot promise it won't arrive.

Tinned food and bottled water will not fix an energy market Britain deliberately made itself vulnerable to. They will not replace a harvest lost to drought nobody planned for. They will not stop a hostile state that has already promised consequences. They are what a government offers the public once it has run out of the years it needed to prevent the emergency it is now asking them to survive.

"Years spent failing to secure energy, food and borders. Now the advice is to prepare for it yourself."

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨BREAKING: The National Lottery caught funding illegal migrants entry into the UK

Investigation shows:

- £114 MILLION given to left wing pro migration organisations
- £10 MILLION to the UK Refugee Council
- Nearly £5MILLION to the Scottish Refugee Council
- Nearly £6 MILLION given to Refugee Action

The list goes on

On Refugee Actions website they describe Britain as a 'hostile environment for refugees'

They go on to say the system "cannot be reformed, so we must work with partners to demolish it, transform the asylum system and build a future rooted in the fundamental right to move, underpinned by a commitment to anti-racism".

"It's time we all recognised just how rooted the asylum system is in colonialism and the ashes of Empire. Then and only then can we create a just and welcoming system."

And the LOTTERY is funding these people

Absolutely disgraceful

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I agree with John.

[NoTwoTier @NoTwoTier]

Afghan immigrant teacher sends 200 late-night emails to a schoolgirl, tells her he’ll “find her the perfect boyfriend”, discusses his private life after 11pm and on weekends… and the tribunal says it’s “not sexual” and lets him keep teaching kids.

Meanwhile a British primary school teacher gets sacked, branded a safeguarding risk, referred to the child protection board, and has the Metropolitan Police’s child abuse team involved, just for telling a Muslim pupil that “Britain is still a Christian state”.

One crosses every line with a vulnerable girl and walks free.

The other states a basic fact about this country and gets destroyed.

This is two-tier Britain.

[Blipster @ClockworkLemon]

The thing is, most of us haven't lost our marbles, yet we have to endure this wokery in the name of diversity and inclusion, when, in less politically correct times, some or most of those people would have got up and walked out, with at least one person with the best of intentions telling her to stop acting like a spastic, in an attempt to stop her making a total twat of herself.