Via @FreespeechShell
Migrants at RAF Wethersfield haven’t got a care in the world.
No rent or mortgage to ever pay.
No Utility bills
No council tax
No food bills
No wait for a doctor or dentist…
A DISGUSTING SCANDAL 🤬
"Scroll past the noise," you say. The noise is mothers screaming at funerals. The noise is teenagers bleeding out on Primrose Hill. The noise is the reclassification of murder as manslaughter, the under-reporting of knife crime, the statistical massage that turns blood into "per capita homicide rates."
You claim "lowest since records began" while Londoners cannot walk their own streets after dark. You cite gun crime down while thugs prefer blades. You boast of burglary down while shoplifters operate with impunity. Your "strategy" is reclassification. Your "fruit" is rot.
The families of the dead do not scroll past the noise, Khan. They live in it. You preside over a city where 14-year-olds die in daylight while you celebrate your metrics. You are not a mayor. You are a spreadsheet administrator gaslighting a grieving city.
Your day in court is not a threat. It is a schedule. And a new government will not have your back. They will have your file.
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With Abu Dhabi Andy out the country giving away taxpayer money to Caribbean nations instead of funding defence, Prime Ministers Questions this lunchtime will be with the convicted fraudster Louise Haigh.
What joy UK politics is at the moment.
You can cancel an election and ban the winner from running (Romania), you can ban your opponents from ever running again (Hungary), you can threaten to ban the main opposition party and subject it to relentless investigations by the secret police (Germany), you can threaten a ban on the leading presidential candidate and make them wear an ankle monitor (France), every member of your circle can be investigated for corruption (Spain), you can try and cancel local elections because you will lose them (Britain), and you can storm the constitutional court with riot police because you want to control it (Poland).
You can just do all these things. The secret is you just have to be on the right side of the European Commission.
So, just to make sure I've got this right...
I can punch and break a female a police officer nose on camera, and get away with it.
I can call for people’s throats to be slit if I don’t agree with them, and get away with it.
But if I write a few words on the internet I can go to prison for over 2 years.
Got it.
A £10bn injection to cut fuel duty in the budget could have reduced petrol and diesel prices by 21p a litre for 12 months, reduced inflation and stimulated economic growth in the UK.
But the Government sent it to Zelensky instead, who is reported to be ‘delighted’ to receive our money.
The UK’s Two-Tier Justice System on Full Display 🧵👇
An Osman warning (officially known in the UK as a Threat to Life (TTL) notice) is an official notification issued by the police when intelligence indicates a real and immediate risk to an individual's life, but there is not yet enough evidence to make an arrest.
The warnings originated from a 1998 European Court of Human Rights ruling (following the 1988 murder of Ali Osman).
In Tommy Robinson’s ‘harassment’ trial at Southwark Crown Court, agreed facts presented to the jury stated that he had received four Osman warnings from the police between 2018 and 2024.
Tommy and his legal defense have previously claimed in court and public statements that he and his family have faced threats of sufficient seriousness to warrant around 12 Osman warnings over the years.
The Daily Mail sent a reporter and a photographer to track down Tommy while he was abroad.
They subsequently published a front-page exposé containing:
* His physical location: The paper revealed he was staying at a resort hotel near Ayia Napa, Cyprus.
* Photographs: The feature included photographs of Robinson on vacation, notably one of him reclining on a sunbed using his mobile telephone.
* Family context: The coverage made it clear he was vacationing abroad with his children.
While the Daily Mail maintained in court that it did not publish identifiable images of his children, Robinson argued passionately in the witness box that the articles effectively unmasked his private location, exposed his ex-wife and children, and triggered severe online security threats against his family.
The central premise of the Daily Mail’s August 2024 coverage was directly tying his social media activity to the civil unrest in the UK, explicitly using the front-page headline: "Stoking race riots from his sunbed".
They linked him to the Southport riots by reporting on his digital activity, focusing on the high volume of anti-immigration social media posts, commentary, and videos he was broadcasting to millions of followers on X while the UK riots were unfolding on the ground.
Tommy’s legal team argued that he did not issue direct commands or instructions to riot.
Instead, they highlighted instances where he explicitly urged his followers to remain peaceful or called for calm amidst the breaking civil unrest.
Because he was physically out of the country in Cyprus, his supporters argue he could not have been orchestrating or physically leading the events unfolding on British streets.
This is what made the Daily Mail's headline “Stoking race riots from his sunbed" so contentious.
Tommy maintained the characterisation was an unfair, establishment-driven attack that put his family in danger, while the publication stood by its reporting on his ‘digital influence’
So, the Daily Mail effectively doxxed the location of a man and his family while they were on holiday, despite them having received up to 12 immediate risk warnings to their lives.
Yet, it is Tommy who now faces a 10-year prison sentence, while the Daily Mail receives zero repercussions.
MAKE IT MAKE SENSE 😣
@TRobinsonNewEra
#TommyRobinson #MSMDoubleStandard #TwoTierBritain
We can’t help our elderly, we can’t afford police stations in our towns, we can’t afford to allow our armed forces to practice war game scenarios, we can’t afford new prisons or hospitals… and our taxes are at 85 year highs.
BUT £10 BILLION FOR UKRAINE -
F**K OFF
Why TF should my son be sent off to kill Russians or Iranians who have done absolutely nothing to him?
For years we’ve been told Britain must take in hundreds of thousands of people because we went into their countries, bombed them, destroyed their homes and destabilised their societies.
And now the answer is apparently to send another generation of British sons abroad to bomb another lot of countries, create another generation of displaced and understandably furious men - while leaving our own women and children here to deal with the consequences.
At what point are young British men allowed to say: no. You’ve done enough?
Adnan Hussain won Blackburn by 132 votes.
That is the whole man. One hundred and thirty-two. He overturned an 18,000 Labour majority with it, and his first words were "this is for Gaza". Not for Blackburn. For Gaza.
Now he is outraged that Israel held two British MPs at a border for eight hours and sent them home. He calls Israel a "rogue state". He wants the government to condemn it "in the strongest possible terms".
Fine. Let us test him on Israel.
In 2014 he stood at a rally and said "let's make Israel burn". In 2024 he said there is "no difference" between the Israeli government and ISIS. ISIS, who behead captives and throw men off rooftops, are, on his reading, the same as the country with a supreme court, an Arab party in its parliament and a free press. No difference. Not one.
He calls it a genocide. Plenty do. But he says the word so often, and so loudly, that it has stopped describing anything and started meaning simply "Israel, bad".
And rogue state. Israel. Rogue. Rogue like Iran, then. Iran, who runs terror plots on British soil, whose Revolutionary Guard owns the smuggling routes that land its operatives on our beaches, and who has spent forty years killing people through proxies in other people's capitals. That rogue state. Adnan mentions it about as often as he mentions the weather.
Here is the actual problem with Adnan Hussain. He is not an MP with a constituency. He is a mood. A feeling that swept Blackburn for one summer, when Gaza was on every screen and Labour was on the wrong side of it. He caught the wave. 132 votes, and off he went.
And a wave is not a base. There is no machine, no record, no Blackburn in his politics. Just Gaza. Blackburn is one of the most deprived boroughs in the country. It needs houses, skills, a town centre worth walking into. It got a Palestine plan.
So when Gaza slides off the screens, and when this government finally falls, Adnan goes with it. He has nothing to be once the thing he is against is gone. He is a cheerleader for a team that is not his.
He is not the future of Blackburn. He is the tide mark. A line on the wall showing how high the water reached in July 2024.
And the water is going out.
Oh dear … here’s Precious Andy explaining in 2016 that the free movement of people has destroyed jobs in the UK…
He’ll say anything for power. But you must know that by now.
It’s just a race to the bottom hey Andy?