DavidHCardiff

Proud son of Lancashire, currently living in Wales. My preferred pronouns are pie/chips.

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@lukejcr The World Cup starts, so Labour MPs will suddenly start waving England flags instead of itching to throw them in the bin.

You're fooling nobody.

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@AgitChevis @Cardiff_Airport I wonder what people in North Wales think about this airport "belonging" to them? They are paying for it despite being very unlikely to ever use it.

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@ArchRose90 After a long hard day of booking staff onto Diversity training courses, and turning down some expense claims, it's off to the BBC studio for a vigorous session of pursing lips and wobbling chins.

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@TedUrchin What do these eyes tell us? He's been reading your tweets.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

I have written to Hampshire Police:

1) The body-cam footage directly contradicts the public statement made by Deputy Chief Constable Robert France.

DCC France claimed officers lacked "all of the information" and that Henry's injuries were hidden and internal.

The footage shows the opposite.

Before officers even handcuffed Henry, they were explicitly warned by a the murderer’s father that he had a "mouth full of blood" and couldn't hold himself up.

Henry himself clearly tells officers: "He stabbed me, I've been stabbed, I can't breathe."

The arresting officer's response?

"I don't think you have mate."

Henry was dragged across a driveway, handcuffed as a suspect rather than treated as a victim, and died minutes later. Judge Mousley KC’s sentencing remarks confirm Henry had a "clearly visible facial wound."

DCC France’s statement is misleading, indefensible, and a potential breach of Police Conduct Regulations. 

2) DCC France’s statement implies that the police considered it justifiable to take what was claimed by an ethnic minority family as absolute fact.

Upon being presented with a man that has a "mouth full of blood", that "keeps dropping side to side" and repeats "I've been stabbed, l've been stabbed, I can't breathe, the arresting officer's response was "I don't think you have mate."

Attending officers had more than enough information to treat Henry as the victim, not the suspect.

Hampshire Police’s "Race Action Plan" embeds anti-white racism in its operations, which today’s reports in The Times reveal has left rank-and-file officers feeling "controlled and pressured."

The Police Race Action Plan, launched under the Tory Government, demands that Police Officers “(do) not treat everyone the same”, nor be “colour blind”.

The public deserves to know:

How has this plan operationalised policing? 

We need answers.

WE WILL NOT LET THIS REST

[Danny Kruger @danny__kruger]

The hypocrisy over Reform's comments on the Henry Nowak murder is nauseating. Labour & LibDem MPs (and a bunch of confused Tories trying to have it both ways) are hyperventilating that Nigel said he feels 'rage' about the two-tier policing on display, as if reflecting public anger is somehow illegitimate; meanwhile they are doing exactly what they accuse us of, namely using the tragedy to score political points.

Reform is doing what politicians should - pointing out how an individual situation reflects a general problem, and making suggestions to meet it. Our opponents all did exactly that (including proclaiming their anger, rage etc - no 'calm', 'be responsible' guff then) over George Floyd, a case rather beyond our jurisdiction - when it's a British boy saying 'I can't breathe' as he lies dying on a British street, it's an occasion to attack Nigel Farage and talk about police racism.

This is why the British Left has lost the people. If the government continues to be run by the agents of mass migration and the instigators of two-tier policing we will have a REAL far-right revolt, and that will not be pretty.

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@GuidoFawkes I might as well say this now, Rachel Reeves has pulled out.

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@GBNEWS Oh, do carry on shouting and screaming every time he gets up to ask a question. Because it just reinforces the low opinion that most people have about MPs.

Carry on. See where it gets you.

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@UKLabour Getting booed in the Commons is badge of honour. The gap between the public and the complacent old parties has become a yawning chasm.

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@godblesstoto Like a shark baring its teeth.

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@JohnBul99026975 @historical_kate Lucky pooch! 😀

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@almurray Carry On Campervanning?

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@somersetlevel Now listen, Davey, I want that hobby horse returned in perfect working order.

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@LukeTryl Kindness is hugely overrated, and often just means conforming to narrow, approved set of actions and beliefs. Politicians asking for kindness usually means " do what I tell you".

Much more important to be clever. 😉

[Dr. Calum Miller @DrCalumMiller]

I am a medical doctor and I can say clearly: this is not good enough.

Henry Nowak was murdered and the police let him die.

When someone tells you they've been stabbed and are struggling to breathe, unless they pose an obvious risk to your own life, you make sure they are OK before you do anything else.

You don't pause to think about whether they might be racist, or whether they could be making it up.

There must be justice for Henry.

[Ramon Agusta @ramonagusta]

This vile, fast-blinking, bob-haired commie is actually proud of a policy that has created chaos and misery for 30,000 families (800% more than they forecast/lied about) who have been forced to removed their children from independent schools.

Horrid individual.

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@TalkTV @Nigel_Farage @jkyleofficial Quite right, it's time this knee habit came to an end. It was imported from elsewhere and doesn't fit with our British culture.

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@GoodwinMJ No surprise that Labour does best with "managerial and professional", aka the Lanyard Class, many of whom will have cushy, secure and well paid jobs in the upper levels of the public sector. Jobs with titles that leave you wondering what they actually do.