Fog on the Rhine

[Anth🇬🇧 @AnthNFS]

We must demand the immediate release of the bodycam footage from the recent unlawful arrest in Birmingham.

The handling of this incident is a blatant failure of duty, as the arresting officer targeted the white male as the aggressor despite the clear reality of the situation.

It is impossible that the officer did not see the two black males actively attacking him before charging in to make the arrest.

@BrumPolice are now requesting people stop sharing the footage.

The police have learned nothing from the death of Henry Nowak.

Video credit to @KnockoutAudit

Shame on you @BrumPolice you have failed your city.

[NPRG @CptHastings1916]

I think it is a reasonable question whether certain MPs see themselves not so much as the parliamentary representative of a part of Britain but rather as a tribune of the "Global Majority" seeking to squeeze us for money.

[MB @paxangloceltae]

>British MP
>Lobbying for Jamaica

As I keep saying, it’s not just football. These people - even when they make it to Parliament - have loyalties which lie elsewhere. Ms Ribeiro-Addy isn’t Jamaican, she’s Ghanaian - yet she feels a stronger affinity with Jamaicans than Britons.

[Count Dankula @CountDankulaTV]

When the Nudge Unit doesn't operate in your country.

[Carl Benjamin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Sargon_of_Akkad]

First they debanked Tommy Robinson, and The Canary said nothing because it's a vile communist shitheel organisation.

Then they debanked Nigel Farage, and The Canary said nothing because it's a vile communist shitheel organisation.

Then they debanked The Canary, and there was nobody willing to speak out because it's a vile communist shitheel organisation.

[Pete North @FUDdaily]

There was a subtle message in Labour's defence investment plan. They would rather delay or cancel vital infrastructure projects than reform welfare. For Labour, housing Somalis in Kensington is more important than upgrading our roads.

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

Imagine being Dutch, watching your country lose in the World Cup, waking up early to go to work, and seeing African migrants rioting in the streets because they view the team that defeated you as their nation.

Zero assimilation.
Mass migration is dissolving the West.

[Sunday Sport @thesundaysport]

This 'importing thousands of Somalians' caper?
Not *really* working out, is it?

[Smirkley @Smirkley]

London is 41% foreign born, so of course a leftwing Politician blames the natives for driving up rent.

[The Patriots Voice 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 @Proudofthisland]

🚨 TEENAGE GIRL SEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN FIELD BEHIND NORTHAMPTON MARRIOTT HOTEL

A young girl attacked in broad daylight in a secluded field right behind the Marriott on Eagle Drive. 36-year-old man arrested on the spot.

Detective Inspector Nina Agg, from Northamptonshire Police appealed for witnesses despite the arrest: "Although we have made an arrest in connection with this incident, we’d still like anyone with information to come forward. You can do this by calling us on 101 quoting incident number 26000376984, reporting it online, or calling Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.”

How the hell has it come to this? You can’t even walk in a field near a hotel without fear anymore.

When are we going to stop pretending this isn’t happening everywhere?

Share this. Rage about it. Demand better.

#NorthamptonAssault #ProtectBritishGirls #UKCrimeWave 🇬🇧

[Kellie-Jay Keen @ThePosieParker]

In the UK white people are not considered to have a “community”, we don’t have “community tensions”. Invading cultures can do what they want and if we object we are racist.

We are fools.

[Man Of Kent 🩵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🍒🏇⚽️🐓🦮 @ManOfKent15]

A Pakistani Home Secretary wants to pay Pakistanis in Britain to bring in more Pakistanis from Pakistan.

Have I got that correct?

[Count Dankula @CountDankulaTV]

I'm going to form The Grudge Unit where I visit victims families and tell them to be racist.

[💀 MorbidParamour 🖤 @MorbidParamour]

@godblesstoto The volume of cases where the defence amounts to, "I didn't know it was wrong, because in my country every man is a child rapist." is by itself a compelling argument for immigration red lists.

[Fog on the Rhine @FogInTheChannel]

@JohnGerard5 @FUDdaily OK. I could be pedantic and say I was referring to low grade civil war where the whole of the UK comes to resemble Troubles-era Northern Ireland.

Sadly, I don't think we've even got the balls for that. More likely we'll become a despised minority before vanishing altogether.

[Maxi @AllForProgress_]

Drive through almost any corner of the English countryside and sooner or later you pass a ruin: a roofless abbey, a row of broken arches open to the weather, a few worked stones in a field where something vast once stood. We are so used to these skeletons that we file them under scenery. In truth each one is a crime scene, and the oldest warning we have about what the English state does when it decides its own people are there to be harvested.

The fashionable comparison this season is the Civil War: the 1640s, the king against his parliament, the long slide to the sword. The state-as-enemy-of-the-nation. I think it's the wrong century. To see our situation as it actually is, go back a hundred years earlier, to the 1530s, and to the largest seizure of wealth in English history before the modern age - the Dissolution of the Monasteries.

The monasteries were far more than churches. They were the welfare state of their day, among the many other pillars-of-society which they constituted. They ran the hospitals and fed the poor at the gate. They schooled the clever sons of nobodies, took in travellers, lent money, employed half the county, and held perhaps a fifth of the land in England in a kind of standing trust for the people around them. They were the accumulated institutional capital of the nation, built up across four centuries.

In barely four years, the state took the lot.

The way it was done is the whole point. First the audit: Thomas Cromwell sent his men to value every religious house in the land down to the candlesticks - the Valor Ecclesiasticus, a Domesday Book drawn up for plunder. Then the justification: the same men came back with lurid dossiers of monkish vice and idleness, much of it invented and all of it deeply useful, because a thing you mean to destroy must first be declared rotten. Then the disposal. The proceeds went nowhere near the poor who had depended on the place. The land was sold, fast and cheap, to the Crown's creditors and courtiers and the rising, grasping gentry - a new class of men bound to the regime by the very loot they were handed, a good many of whose descendants sit on the same acres now.

When the north rose against it, in the Pilgrimage of Grace, the rising was put down and its leaders hanged on the strength of a royal pardon that was never meant to be honoured.

The result, for ordinary people, was a disaster that took generations to undo. The hospitals shut. The poor relief evaporated. England filled with vagrants and beggars - "sturdy beggars", in fact, which the same government then set about whipping through the streets - because the institutions that had carried the poor had been cashed in for the king's wars and the courtiers' estates. It took the better part of a century, and the Elizabethan Poor Law, to rebuild a fraction of what those four years had wrecked.

This is the English disease in its purest form, and a man ought to know his own country's worst habit when he sees it come round again. The English state has never had much need of tanks or secret police. Its signature is subtler. It finds the institutions ordinary people rely on, declares them corrupt or inefficient or unaffordable, audits them, hollows them, and transfers their substance - the money, the land, the power, the security - to the class that runs the machine.

You have watched it done. The hospitals, the courts, the high streets, the post offices, the savings, the very safety of the streets - audited, downgraded, closed, sold, or left to rot, while the apparatus sitting on top of it all has swollen to £400 billion a year and answers to nobody you can name. The monks are long gone and the method is immortal.

The ruins in the field are a gravestone, but they are also evidence, and evidence is always useful. Once a people learns to recognise the method - the audit, the manufactured rot, the fire-sale to insiders, the whole business wrapped in the word "reform" - it stops working on them.

The English have rebuilt everything that was stripped from them before: the parish relief, the friendly societies, the great Victorian foundations, the hospitals and schools of the last century, every one of them raised by people who refused to accept that the floor under ordinary life was gone for good. We will do it again. The first step is to stop calling the men selling the country reformers, and to call them what Cromwell's men were: looters with a jolly good filing system.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

Importing violence, sex attacks and illness. Our government ignores us.

[Robbie @Robbie_Reasons]

We do not have a housing crisis we have an immigration crisis.

Building all over our agricultural land, our green and pleasant land to house migrants is vandalism.

Thankfully this plan has been denied, which probably means delayed at best.

https://t.co/XVNiXSvjvs

[Robbie @Robbie_Reasons]

A Bangladeshi man who raped a 12-year-old girl and groomed a nine-year-old in Britain may have a dangerous attitude towards young girls because of his “culture”, a court was told.

Thanks for establishing that Bangladeshi culture is a danger to British people now close the borders and deport them all.