CM Fairgrieve

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[Advance Australia Fair. @AdvanceAus_Fair]

Not a single man in this image was named "Patel," or "Singh", or "Wang".

Because Australia wasn't built, protected and made great by third world immigrants it was built, protected and made great by Anglo-Celts.

We owe everything to these men to restore Australia to the way it once was.

[DaVinci @BiancoDavinci]

sad but true

[The English Remnant @Englishremnant]

Before Britain ruled the waves, the British were being sold into slavery.

For over 200 years, raiders crossed from North Africa, took our people from our own shores, and sold them in the markets of Algiers. They came in the night.
In 1631, corsairs landed at a sleeping village in Ireland and carried off more than a hundred men, women, and children in a single raid. Cornwall, Devon, the whole western coast lived under the threat. Fishermen were taken from their boats, families dragged from their beds. Many thousands of Britons vanished into the slave pens of North Africa.

And for a long time, Britain could do nothing. It paid ransoms. It paid tribute. The sea belonged to the slavers. Then Britain built a navy, and everything changed. In 1816, a British fleet sailed into Algiers and opened fire, hour after hour, until the slaver port burned and its ruler was forced to free more than a thousand captives. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[TECTONE 🇺🇸 @Tectone]

Why are they called minorities if they’re literally fucking everywhere

[No Context Brits @NoContextBrits]

Facts.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The BBC has had thirty eight years and £3.8 billion a year to explain British farming to the British public. The job was eventually done by an American shopping website, in eight episodes, fronted by the man the BBC itself dropped over a row about a steak.

Countryfile first went out on 24 July 1988, and its origin is the part nobody brings up. It replaced Farming, a programme that had spent thirty years making news for the people who actually did the work. The new show was deliberately widened to take in everybody who merely liked the countryside as well as those who lived off it. Widened meant softened. In 2009 it moved to Sunday evenings, where five to six million people still watch, and it has been settled ever since into an hour of scenery, a ramble, a calendar competition and the weather.

Then in June 2021 a company best known for selling doorbells put out a series about a man failing to farm a thousand acres, and within a week the British public understood the subsidy system.

Look at what an American retailer put on screen that thirty eight years of Sunday nights had not. A thousand acres, a full year of work, £144 profit. A crop drowning in the field with nobody coming to help. A farmer selling at a price he is not allowed to set. A council able to shut a restaurant standing on a man's own land. The accounts, open, with jokes over the top.

James Rebanks, who keeps sheep for a living rather than for a segment, reckoned Clarkson did more for farmers in one series than Countryfile had managed in thirty years. The NFU said the same thing in nicer words.

Now the funding, which is where it gets genuinely funny.

Countryfile is paid for by £180 a year, rising on 1 April, taken from every household in Britain that watches live television, on pain of prosecution. Twenty three million licences. Three point eight billion pounds. Guaranteed money, a captive audience, a national mandate and a prime Sunday slot.

Clarkson's Farm is paid for by people voluntarily pressing play, and it goes out in more than 240 countries.

The nation's farmers had one broadcaster legally funded by them, obliged to serve them, sitting on the biggest slot in British television. It gave them a weather forecast and a photography competition, and when a bloke with a Lamborghini tractor did the actual job for free, the same building's stars went on a sofa to complain about his opening credits.

The BBC had the money, the mandate, the Sunday night and thirty eight years.

It used them to film the view.

[Gerry @GerryKeogh_]

To the Scottish Left, SNP, Greens and every progressive voice that claims to stand with survivors:

Will any of you publicly condemn Green MSP Q Manivannan for stating that rape is “on a spectrum” and that rapists should not be “demonised”?

This is not a nuanced academic debate. It is a sitting MSP minimising one of the most serious crimes there is.

If your moral framework cannot bring itself to say clearly that rape is never acceptable and rapists deserve condemnation, then it is not progressive it is dangerous.

Silence here is not neutral.
#CondemnManivannan

[Marguerite Stern @Margueritestern]

Dans aucun pays d’Afrique il n’existe d’aides sociales destinées aux étrangers.

En Europe, cela existe, et pourtant c’est nous qui sommes taxés de racisme, pas eux.
Trop bons, trop cons.

[𝕯𝖞𝖑𝖆𝖓™ @Dylanszn01]

Four-day workweek gets rejected every time because companies are addicted to controlling your time. They don’t want results, they want ownership of your life.

[𝒯𝓇𝒶𝒸𝓉𝑜𝓇𝑔𝒾𝓇𝓁𝓎 🇬🇧🚜 💚🤍💜 @tractorgirly]

This is a literally a fucking pisstake!

British people have been brought up not to squat on toilets yet are now expected to pay for the privilege so that foreigners can have it their way!

Imagine being an OAP being expected to use a toilet in this ridiculous way.

If you move to the UK you abide by our rules end of. Don’t like it tough. You know where the door is.

https://t.co/idy3yEcDxv

[Joey Mannarino @JoeyMannarino]

Since Italy reintroduced the border controls with Spanish arrivals, they’ve already caught 15 illegal migrants trying to get into Italy via Spain.

Spain is the open faucet leaking poison into the rest of Europe. Absolutely disgusting that the government of Spain is allowed to operate in this way!

[PictureThis Scotland @74frankfurt]

Scottish Cuisine: The Oyster

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

Britain is a beautiful country.

It’s heartbreaking to travel around it and see how our major towns and cities have been allowed to deteriorate.

This didn’t happen overnight, and it didn’t happen under just one government.

Conservative and Labour governments have both presided over the decline.

They’ve both had their chances.

Britain deserves better.

[Annemarie Ward 💜 @Annemarieward]

I drove past this gentleman in Glasgow today, got about thirty seconds down the road, then turned the car round.

I wanted to thank him.

Bucket of water. Scrubbing brush. Quietly removing graffiti from an old sandstone wall. Nobody paying him. No council van. No strategy, task force or community empowerment initiative. He’d simply seen something being spoiled and decided to do something about it.

Just around the corner is the Mitchell Library.

Someone has sprayed a huge black tag across the sandstone of one of Glasgow’s great civic buildings.

Glasgow is becoming saturated with this stuff. There has been speculation that some of the newer tagging is connected to drug gangs and changes in the illicit drugs market. I don’t know whether that’s true, and speculation isn’t fact. But we don’t need to know who’s doing it to see what’s happening to our city.

And I refuse to accept that caring about this is somehow petty.

The Mitchell wasn’t built simply to store books. Previous generations built places like this with beauty and grandeur because they believed ordinary Glaswegians, knowledge and civic life were worth something.

We inherited their city.

For a little while, it’s ours to look after.

That’s what struck me about the man with the bucket. He wasn’t cleaning his property. He was cleaning our wall.

You can’t manufacture that through government policy. It comes from something much older and more important: the belief that where you live belongs to you in some small way, and therefore you owe something back to it.

Within a few hundred yards today I saw two attitudes towards Glasgow.

One says: I can do what I like to this place.

The other says: This is our place. I’ll look after it.

I know which one builds a city.

And I know which one destroys it

[Callum Lyon @CallumLyon]

Welcome to the UK where £100 now feels like £10. We're fucked.

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

Jeremy was backing Britain long before Farming!🇬🇧

[No Context Brits @NoContextBrits]

What a way to make a living.

['New Scots' Profiles @NewScotProfiles]

You have to wait 25 years if you are a local and you still will have no home.

However, if you are a 'New Scot' straight off the boat you will be given a roof over your head.

Outrageous. Scotland for the Scots.

[Josh Fernie @J_A_Fernie]

I’ve been sent this footage by a fellow Patriot

As you can see from the time stamp this is boat people being moved into a block of flats in Aberdeen in the early hours of the morning

They moved them in at 4.20am, obviously to avoid detection and scrutiny

We were never asked

We never have our consent

They’ve all got to go back

['New Scots' Profiles @NewScotProfiles]

Does the Scottish Green Party have a foreign pervert problem?

Mridul Wadhwa (trans) was a candidate in the election and was sacked as Edinburgh Rape Crisis CEO for not protecting women.

Q Manivannan (trans) argues consent is a spectrum and functions as an apologist for rapists.