Chris Do Different

I hate everyone =lly, no discrimination here. I have developed a bespoke sense of humour - feel free to judge. Re-posting no endorsement , thus f.yi. only.

[Toby Young @toadmeister]

Ed Miliband has signed the UK up to a legally binding 87% CO2 emissions cut by 2040. Paul Homewood says this could only be achieved by the devastation of industry and sharp cuts in the standard of living. https://t.co/0tBWmEbxVf

[Gully Foyle #UKTrade @TerraOrBust]

On the topic of institutional anti-white racism in the UK. I've spoken about this before. A long post.

In 2019 I worked for a very large global company, in their London headquarters. As a people manager, I was required to attend a series of training sessions around leadership, as all people managers were. One of these sessions was around tackling racism.

The session, designed and run by one of the senior HR managers of the business, was in the form of a board game. The group broke out into teams, we would roll the dice, and move around the board. The squares we landed on would require us to answer questions on corporate HR policy on race and diversity, that we would need to discuss as a team and then propose answers.

There were no winners from this session.

One of the questions on the board, was whether or not it was possible for someone who was not black, to experience racism. So we broke out as a team, which was a very diverse group of managers of not only different races but also many different nationalities (white British was the minority in the room). The decision was made very quickly, that of course it is possible for someone that isn't black to experience racism.

We were told we were wrong.

Cue a 20 minute quote heated debate between the senior HR manager who designed the course - who happened to be black - and the rest of the course attendees. Some 20-25 people. Of course it was possible for anyone of any ethnicity to experience racism.

Again we were told we were wrong. That the only ethnicity that could experience racism, globally, was those that were black.

We gave examples - Uighur Muslims, Jews, American Indians, Maori, etc etc etc - nope, not possible for any of them to experience racism.

After 20 minutes we were told that there was no more time to discuss this matter, and that we would have to accept that we were all wrong. As that was corporate policy.

Thankfully COVID was not far around the corner, and having just travelled through China for work, I was asked to stay at home. Which then turned into voluntary redundancy packages, which I snapped up.

They also had such great policies as insisting people wore badges with their pronouns, had programs to help only female employees, and had programs to help only under-30 employees.

Worst job I've ever had.

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@TRobinsonNewEra Don't let him off the hook Tommy, he's had a free run with his nonsense for too long.

Ironically, he pumps out rubbish a la Farage, difference being he makes some attempt to substantiate it.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

You said:

"But the majority of Sikhs would side against the British people if they decided to ban all immigration from India to halt and reverse demographic change".

What you have posted here does not back up your claim.

At all.

You have literally just posted pictures of the British Sikh Report 2025 which tells us that in 2024 40% of Sikhs voted for Labour, which also means the majority of Sikhs DID NOT vote for Labour.

It tells us that voting intentions TODAY would see Labour mustering only 18% of the Sikh vote.

It tells us that 46% of Sikhs are dissatisfied with the current political representation of Sikhs in the UK.

It tells us that 59% of Sikhs support or strongly support a family member or friend joining the UK’s Armed Forces (how terribly anti-British and unpatriotic).

81% of Sikhs believe the history or legacy of Sikhs in the British Armed Forces is very or somewhat important in influencing their opinion on military service (again terribly anti-British and unpatriotic).

The British Sikh Report 2025 was published with Jasvir Singh CBE leading the way.

Jasvir Singh CBE is LABOUR all the way, he was reportedly shortlisted as a Labour candidate for the Tooting parliamentary by-election.

The Sikh Federation UK which you have dug up is a LEFT WING AFFILIATED Sikh advocacy group.

The LEFT WING AFFILIATED Sikh advocacy group you are so keen to make a point with also happen to be the Secretariat of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Sikhs.

The officers of said All Parliamentary Group also happen to be LABOUR with one white CONservative woman by the name of Joy Morrissey.

It is also interesting to know that Gurinder Singh Josan who is the Secretary of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Sikhs also happens to be the former DIRECTOR of HOPE NOT HATE LTD and Chair of Trustees of the HOPE NOT HATE Charitable Trust.

So apart from criticising your infactuation with LEFT WING SIKHS with strong affiliations to the Labour Party and HOPE NOT HATE, do you think a sample size of 1500 Sikhs is a great proportional representation of British Sikhs overall?

Maybe you would like to open your mind to the fact that Sikhs political affiliations are extremely varied and perhaps not as slanted as you are suggesting?

NOTHING in that report supports your claim that:

"But the majority of Sikhs would side against the British people if they decided to ban all immigration from India to halt and reverse demographic change".

You can find all appropriate links here:

https://t.co/DIEw6XMp61

https://t.co/Js93jlze2Z

https://t.co/RfYiiAV3nv

https://t.co/m2kuo5Egnc

https://t.co/FWEiFWaNhT

[Peter Hague @peterrhague]

It’s not just that she refuses to grasp the concept that bringing people in to the country increases housing demand, it’s that just does so while laughing at how ridiculous a notion that is. And the audience seem to be laughing along with her.

An entire faction of our politics has become so unmoored from reality that when they encounter basic facts that threaten their position, they consider them ridiculous.

[The British Patriot @TheBritLad]

🚨BREAKING: The “taking the knee” trend has exploded across Britain.

Thousands are kneeling for Henry Nowak specifically to the track:

Michael Jackson “They Don’t Really Care About Us.”

The left are in a complete meltdown.

[🇯🇵SAIGOU🇯🇵郷田剛士🇯🇵 @oidonhagouda]

Bro, this is actually a really good point.

Why do Muslims have so many refugees?

They pray five times a day, claim their God is the greatest, and say Islam is the perfect religion. So why are so many Muslim countries completely messed up, with people fleeing to other countries just to survive?

If their God is so powerful, why can’t He fix their own countries? Why do they have to run away to non-Muslim countries and then demand special treatment once they get there?

It’s kinda funny when you think about it. They keep saying their faith is superior, but the results on the ground tell a completely different story.

Maybe instead of praying and then escaping to other people’s countries, they should focus on actually making their own societies work first.

[Kevin W. @Brink_Thinker]

How would you have handled it?🤔

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

Get it now @raelbrav ?

[Vodka & Seledka 🇬🇧 @seledka_vodka]

It's amazing just how easy it is to fact-check bullshit today.

So here goes one for you 👇

"Priti Patel as Home Secretary backed it."

Patel was Home Secretary when the Police Race Action Plan launched in May 2022, but there's no evidence she endorsed or funded it - and the record points the other way. The plan is run by the National Police Chiefs' Council and the College of Policing, which are operationally independent of government, so it was never hers to back in the first place. At the time, civil-liberties group Liberty said Patel's expansion of stop-and-search powers was "completely at odds" with the plan. Being Home Secretary while a police-led plan launches is not the same as backing it.

"Kemi Badenoch as Equalities Minister oversaw it."

Badenoch was Minister for Equalities (from September 2021) and later Minister for Women and Equalities, but that role gave her no authority over the Race Action Plan. Policing falls under the Home Office, and the plan itself is led by the NPCC and College of Policing - independent of ministers entirely. No source places her in an oversight role over it. The claim conflates "minister with 'equalities' in her title" with "in charge of a police programme," which she wasn't.

"Kemi and Priti Patel enabled these race-focused policies now linked to two-tier policing failures."

This is a causal argument dressed as fact, and it fails on both halves. On "enabled": neither minister wrote, funded, or directed the plan - it was created by policing bodies, and the only ministerial funding decision on record is Suella Braverman refusing to fund it.

"Kemi and her wets want you to stay silent on Henry's death."

Badenoch publicly called the murder a "seminal moment for Britain on a par with the murder of Stephen Lawrence" and condemned the police's "botched response" - the opposite of staying silent.

The rest of your claims are true.

Sources 👇
https://t.co/zdsnjOVhq4 https://t.co/l7K0gnAcYj https://t.co/Uk0rxuV7G3 https://t.co/ywI0Wg4DJ8 https://t.co/iTbmFFRlVn https://t.co/y2gKZV5GL9 https://t.co/K5OSQAUyeF https://t.co/6z0UrN6ozA https://t.co/7gqk6dLFpx

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@0xtrinityguy Oh it's definitely about education.

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Gent in t-shirt on Reform UK's policing targets, "Where are you going to get 30,000 police officers from?"

Robert Kenyon, "That's a problem for whoever is recruiting them"

*audience laugh*

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@Con_Tomlinson @TRobinsonNewEra The clan & tribal mentalities are here to stay, the country can only manage them now.

It's how they're managed going forwards which will determine the country's function & stability.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO PATRIOTS AND TO MEMBERS OF THE SIKH COMMUNITY

One disgusting murdering anti-white scumbag and his family who happen to be Sikh, do not represent the whole Sikh community.

Vickrum Digwa did not act as his religion tells him to act, neither did his family.

#HenryNowak #Sikh #Patriots

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@LozzaFox @Conservatives Go easy on MattGPT, he may not as well as we'd wish.

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@PatrickChristys I wonder what Mrs C thinks of the chap's positions re women Patrick.

[Goosey @Goosey30111568]

Henry Nowak was murdered in December.
The force in question has had 6 months in which to investigate the failures by their own officers.

THEY HAVENT EVEN STARTED.

This tells me that they were hoping the time-lag would allow it all to just blow over.

It's a travesty.

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@EssexPR Rob's 'performance'?

@Nigel_Farage

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@GuyLambertUK He's councillor material, nothing more.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

💯

[Chris Do Different @DoDifferent_NFN]

@A1an_M Maybe it was when they were opening the store to allow 'Bame' women only to shop Al?