A huge change for Tyneside!
Same account. New name.
@RestoreTyneside is now @FromTheTyne
Still North East, Still borders, culture and Britain first.
Still independent.
Bio has the details.
Account has changed, friends stay the same.
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Does yesterday’s paper go far enough?
I think it does, it’s certainly the best we can expect from any political party in Britain right now.
One thing that frustrates me about Restore Britain is the senior figures use of social media.
Henry Bolton posting pictures of a Sikh in Tartan was so tone deaf.
We have our own people we can celebrate.
Do we need a party line for social media output from our senior figures?
Do we need to see the back of Howard Cox?
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Good man, my membership auto renewed, I joined only days after we were established so I decided that since I had already paid for the second year, there was little point in cancelling.
I hope I can help to push the party in the direction I feel it needs to travel.
I suppose only time will tell.
@topayistofail57@Cal_III@RestoreBritain Yes, but in my reading of the paper, these criteria apply to foreign nationals.
In the same paper, anyone who has been granted citizenship is afforded the same legal status as a British person.
I think it just needs clarification.
I have, I felt I couldn’t call out what I see as errors, whilst being so closely branded to the party itself.
As my account grew, I was also being mistaken for an official branch, my area now has official branch accounts.
I’m still a member, my friends are still my friends. I will promote what I see as good and criticise areas I think we can improve on.
Thank you for your support, I appreciate everyone who has commented on and shared my content.
I still have faith 🫡🇬🇧
Will Restore Britain revoke citizenship?
A Somalian granted a passport, in social housing, on benefits, no English, committing crime, does he stay, or does the citizenship get stripped and he goes?
The paper says “legal migrants” must leave. It does not say what happens after they were naturalised.
That is the question. @RupertLowe10
Upon further reading of Restore Britain’s identity paper…
I have a question.
A key part of this paper, in my reading of it is the following:
“Who would leave?
Those who exist illegally in our home, but also who have arrived without
permission yet have since been fraudulently granted refugee status by a corrupt British state.
Those legal migrants who refuse to accept our culture, our way of life, our identity.
Those who fail to contribute, commit crime, refuse to work or even learn our language.
Those who claim benefits, live in social housing, and live off the British taxpayer.
They must go home – voluntarily, at first, but then not.
Over the course of a Parliament, this would be north of five million people.”
I would like to ask @RupertLowe10 if the legal migrants, referenced in this quote, includes those that have been granted citizenship against our wishes?
Would a Somalian, who has been granted citizenship, lives in social housing, claims welfare benefits, does not speak English and breaks the law, have his citizenship removed, and be deported?
Do you think this is an important question?
Upon further reading of Restore Britain’s identity paper…
I have a question.
A key part of this paper, in my reading of it is the following:
“Who would leave?
Those who exist illegally in our home, but also who have arrived without
permission yet have since been fraudulently granted refugee status by a corrupt British state.
Those legal migrants who refuse to accept our culture, our way of life, our identity.
Those who fail to contribute, commit crime, refuse to work or even learn our language.
Those who claim benefits, live in social housing, and live off the British taxpayer.
They must go home – voluntarily, at first, but then not.
Over the course of a Parliament, this would be north of five million people.”
I would like to ask @RupertLowe10 if the legal migrants, referenced in this quote, includes those that have been granted citizenship against our wishes?
Would a Somalian, who has been granted citizenship, lives in social housing, claims welfare benefits, does not speak English and breaks the law, have his citizenship removed, and be deported?
Do you think this is an important question?
It is the best we have…
So far.
But I agree.
Another question I have is this:
Given @RupertLowe10 has, on many occasions, highlighted Blair’s constitutional vandalism, and the need to reverse it, he seems to exclude in this paper, unless I’m mistaken, reversing the biggest act of vandalism, mass immigration.
If the handing out of British citizenship en masse, was an act of vandalism, how is it not the moral duty of a patriot government to revoke those citizenships, and deport those that were given them, against the British people’s wishes?
Are we to believe that a Somalian, granted citizenship in 2005, is just as British as us, therefore a permanent member of our country?
What if that same Somalian lives in social housing, is a net drain, a criminal, speaks no English, hates our way of life?
Will his citizenship be upheld?
I wonder what @cfdownes_ would say to this question? 🤷
Citizenship is a passport, belonging is a people.
Today’s paper finally said it out loud.
From the Tyne that difference isn’t theory, it’s whether the next generation still recognises the streets their grandparents built or not.
Steve left. Plenty of people are angry.
I get it.
I’m staying, this is still the strongest vehicle we’ve got, and the paper shows the argument isn’t lost.
Zoomers didn’t join to watch the line go soft, they joined to draw it.
Share the paper, let people know we’re still in the game.
Hold the line. 🫡🇬����
Are you staying, or are you walking?
@RestoreBritain
@FromTheTyne Actually the Identity paper gives a VERY confused & worrying message on these topics.
Members *should* be worried, reject the current version & demand better.
https://t.co/3xIixpFkmD
Thanks for the feedback, I’d appreciate if you’d tag me in when you post your own version.
Upon further reading I have a question for @RestoreBritain
Would a Somalian who has been granted citizenship, lives in social housing, claims welfare benefits, does not speak English and breaks the law, have his citizenship removed, and be deported?
This is not clear.
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