Deedididlyidos

Independent Free Thinker.

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

TalkTV's @IsabelOakeshott believes the Labour govt is landing in Manchester migrants in the early hours of the morning, possibly Palestinians. I too have been informed from followers who drive taxis in Liverpool, they too have taken Palestinians to ready made homes.

My claims are backed up by Reform Cllr @studaviesreform but they are Albanians.

To finish it off I have had these messages from a follower from a whistleblower friend. Believe you me this is a trusted source.

"Hi David, I have it on good authority that flights landed at Newcastle last night with migrants from Spain, on Albastar airlines. Now in a city centre hotel.

"Coaches have been seen dropping them off in North Shields. I’ve repeated asked Chi Onwurah the Newcastle Labour MP and she’s not answering, on her X and via email."

My feeling this is true & Burnham & the Labour Party are covering mass migration behind our backs.

[Jen k 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Jenny_1884]

MPs are to debate on Monday whether to rejoin the EU.

Excuse me but we had a once in a lifetime referendum & we voted to leave.

The way this country is now & the awful state of the EU if there were another referendum (there shouldn’t be) even more will vote to leave than before.

I would vote for Brexit again.

Would you vote Brexit?

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I do not believe that the Government should be adding folic acid to our bread.

Food should be as natural as possible. That is not a controversial position.

We are now in the absurd situation where politicians think they should decide what goes into the everyday food of millions of British people.

There is an important difference between recommending a supplement to those who need it and making its addition compulsory in a staple food consumed by the entire population.

Education and targeted supplementation is the answer.

Why must the solution always be another blanket government intervention for tens of millions of people?

People should be able to buy ordinary bread without having unnecessary products forced in by the state.

Clear labelling. Informed choice. Targeted healthcare.

That simple - that's the Restore Britain position.

Keep our food as natural as possible, and let the British public decide what they eat.

I will make that argument in Parliament following the successful petition.

Leave the sodding bread alone.

[Deedididlyidos @DeeDiddlyidos]

@SandyofSuffolk Sadly Sandy, i think the opposite is true. I’m sure I heard that we’re going to be contributing to their cheaper energy costs.

[Kellie-Jay Keen @ThePosieParker]

Britains's had enough. HD

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[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Restore Britain opposes the mandatory fortification of flour with synthetic folic acid.

Food should be left as natural as possible.

This petition is about to hit 100k, and that will allow me to speak in Parliament opposing it.

Please sign/share.

https://t.co/DaRUnAtXyq

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

For those who think Agenda 2030 is a conspiracy theory. Here is the link to it on the https://t.co/8bgaEIij3r website.
Please share with those who need to see it to believe it.

https://t.co/cW6v9H8yGe

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

The invading migrant threw a toddler to his death

Not arrested - given a police escort, free bus, free hotel

Anyone who objects? Prison

Our country is sick.

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

This is a ridiculous and abusive use of state power.

Those officers should refuse to do this.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Instead of saving babies synthetic Folic Acid causes miscarriages and millions who should avoid folic acid will be exposed to it.
Can you see why the Government don’t want a debate on all of this ?
Please sign the petition and let’s force them.

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

It just doesn’t seem real, does it? This is the level of resources the state is giving to around 120 illegal migrants who have just broken into Britain. Remember this the next time they complain about a lack of police resources or numbers.

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

I have come to the conclusion that it is a deliberate, state-sponsored invasion of Britain.

[Benonwine @benonwine]

The Labour government is lying to you.

A border officer at Manchester Airport says there is a corner of the airfield he can see and is banned from entering. Flights in between 2am and 4am. Three or four a week. Transponders off. Special call sign. Cleared to land.

Not screened by Border Force. Met by Home Office staff. Onto unmarked buses. Out a side gate. 200 to 300 people a flight, from the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa.

That is not a leak. That is the government flying people in while telling you the border is under control. Illegal immigrants, delivered by the same people who swore they would stop the boats.

They are not failing. They are doing it. And they are lying to the British people about it.

[Max Klinger @MaxE2review]

I studied in the academic department at Cambridge that later employed Jason Arday. Here's just some of the crap I learnt: For one module, I wrote a lengthy essay about how cultural products like kids’ cartoons and jazz songs serve as instruments of capitalist oppression. I got a top mark on that paper (despite knowing at the time that I was essentially regurgitating complete crap).

While studying for another paper I had a debate with the professor, an eminent anthropologist, because she insisted that native tribes could fly through the trees - not metaphorically, but that they could literally fly because they believed they could fly. After all, who are we to question ‘indigenous ways of knowing’...

For a different course, I read long ‘research papers’ which argued that the fact that black kids are excluded from schools more than white kids proves systemic racism exists in education. Crucially, they ignored the fact that white kids are excluded more than, e.g., Japanese kids, a statistic which, applying the exact same logic, would suggest that the education system is systemically biased in favour of, erm, Japanese kids (which obviously it isn’t).

Something that was held up as proof of the existence of this largely imaginary racism was that teachers tell kids not to use booming voices in the classroom, and not to put up their hoods or wear their trousers down below their pants.

On another occasion, my supervisor casually praised some students agitators who were trying to shut down a talk by someone they disagreed with. I said that I didn’t think this was something to celebrate, because I believed in freedom of speech. He got visibly angry, and proceeded to tell me that free speech was not worth protecting in a capitalist system (or something along those lines).

In my all-important final year, a lecturer let me know that I shouldn’t worry too much about my exam results, because as someone who was not from an upper class background I should be more focussed on using my grasp of leftist revolutionary theory to further the interests of the proletariat. Writing this down, it strikes me that it’s so hilariously mental that some of you will presumably assume I’m lying. But there’s no way I’m leaving it out, because it happened.

Unlike the academics who make a living from this stuff, I couldn’t bring myself to build a career pumping out whiney, divisive, intellectually incoherent rubbish. But others, as we’ve seen exposed in recent days, do so with gusto. And are lauded for it.

Please read the full piece this is taken from, and give it a share. I've linked it in the tweet below.

[Max Klinger @MaxE2review]

Statement sent to my by an Oxbridge academic: ‘When I was interviewed for a job in an Oxbridge faculty, I was told by the chair of the job appointments panel that I was “appointable” but that the person who had been given the job had demonstrated “more experience in EDI” (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion).
Applying for jobs at other universities [the situation was even worse].

When interviewed for the job in Scotland, I was similarly told that “EDI is one of the core pillars of the university”, before being asked how I would contribute to it.

I thought that universities were hiring people to pursue excellence in research and teaching—instead, they are hiring people based upon conformity to the ideological zeitgeist. Universities do not want the best academics or teachers: they want ‘yes men’ who will not cause a fuss and only further entrench and spread the EDI drumbeat.’

‘More broadly, universities should teach students about how to think in the pursuit of truth. Universities today, however, have descended into [farce].’

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[Deedididlyidos @DeeDiddlyidos]

@benonwine I see a far right dog.

[Deedididlyidos @DeeDiddlyidos]

@DerylLynn And also you can’t say surname any more, it had to be family name.

[Deedididlyidos @DeeDiddlyidos]

@Morbius0000 @DerylLynn I refuse to comply with that.

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

The “steak” starts as two separate plant-based pastes: one made from soy flour to act as “muscle,” and one made from seed oils to act as “fat.”

Both are bound together with methylcellulose, a laxative, then loaded into a 3D printer that prints them in layers to fake marbling.

Soy, seed oils, a laxative, gums, emulsifiers, and food colouring. I will never eat this ultra-processed nonsense.

Fair warning - they are now on US shelves.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

Scrap foreign aid, scrap asylum support, scrap benefits for the foreign born & stop people getting benefits & subsidised cars for ridiculous reasons.

Save £40 BILLION a year.

Put Brits and workers first.