Gail SLAVIN

[Ifekamm @oshiam_Omede]

The audacity to do it will children.

Grooming young boys to be violent to women and teaching little girls, it's okay for a man to abuse them

This isnot life. Girls don't deserve this.😢

[Ella Frei @EllaFrei17]

Everyone knows girls deserve privacy. Everyone knows boys and girls are different. Everyone knows it’s not fair when boys play in girls’ sports. Honestly, this is all so stupid.

[The Jackal… @ToonDazza]

Dear British voters - stop voting for Muslim candidates regardless of the party.
You’re voting for your wives and daughters to go back to the 5th century where stoning them for showing their hair is ‘normal’.

[leekern @leekern13]

Britain is choosing to swap one of the most integrated immigrant success stories it’s ever had - the Jews - for a community whose membership blew up the London Underground, stabbed people on London Bridge and cut off Lee Rigby’s head

[Sandy Tregent @SandyofSuffolk]

To the women of Twitter, my lovely lady followers.

Jobs for the girls?

Now many of you will know that both @claire_adams694 and I and other female Reform accounts have taken one hell of a metaphorical beating these last few days. The threats, the vitriol, and the personal insults have been off the scale. And, I'm sorry to say, all from men. Or men who aren't real men but are cowards. Don't worry about me. I'll give back as good as I get. And I do.

But I want to say this. Especially to the younger women on here who follow me like @EllieHodgesxx and @jessalinecaine and all young female Reform councillors and campaigners like @travis67804 and to all young ladies everywhere.

I'm nearly 70. My generation and class of women didn't have the opportunities you have. Only 6% of my generation went to university and most of them were men. My generation of women got the sack if we got pregnant. We earned a lot less for doing the same jobs as men.

I wanted to be a policewoman but at 5'2" I was too short. You had to be 5'6" back then.

Our careers advisors gave us choices. Typists, hairdressers, shop workers or nurses. That was our choice. Hobson's choice really.

Men dictated these terms to us. But we fought back. We got equality. Eventually.

Unfortunately a lot of men still don't like that and hence the abuse they feel free to dish out to us under the guise of free speech is just disgusting. It isn't free speech. It's just their insecurities and lack of vocabulary and rationale coming to the fore.

So young ladies. Be more Sandy. Give it back and don't give up. Ever. Follow your dreams, your career, take every opportunity life brings your way.

Never let a man tell you you're too old, too young, too ugly, too beautiful, too blonde, ginger, fat, thin, black, brown, white, wrinkled or anything. Be you.

They're terrified of you - your beauty and brains.

Do it for me and my generation of women who never had the chances you had.

And never let them get you down. Ever. 💪

[zellie @zellieimani]

Needs to be reshared

[Just an old bloke. @nats_tired]

Do you support the BBC sacking Fiona Bruce and appointing Andrew Neil in her place?

Please repost and like if you agree.
@bbcquestiontime
@afneil

[mira @miranowhere]

Another reason I'm against excessive immigration because if every place is diverse, no place is unique. You actually lose diversity in the world

[✘ Æon ✘ @X_Aeon_X]

When it comes to your sex life & whom you choose to date or have sex with, there is no such thing as racism, transphobia, or any other "ism." Your right to bodily autonomy is absolute & no one is owed an explanation. Insisting otherwise is predatory behavior. End of discussion.

[Gail SLAVIN @GailSlavin]

@Teaseryy 👍🏻

[James Esses @JamesEsses]

MPs were recently given chances to stop the puberty blockers trial.

This is the proportion of each party that voted to allow it to continue:

Conservative: 0%
Reform: 0%
Lib Dem: 77.5%
Labour: 86.4%
Green: 100%

Left-wing parties cannot be trusted to safeguard children.

[Oliver Bradshaw @OliverJBradshaw]

Jacob, you've entirely missed the point.

Nobody is claiming the English are some Aryan master race. They are saying the English are a people. They share common ancestry, language, law, and continuity. The English are not just a passport or a set of "values."

Defoe was not writing on the subject of race. He was writing a satirical poem in support of the Dutch-born King William III. Anglo-Saxons, Danes, and Normans were related peoples from across the North Sea who arrived over many centuries in small numbers.

This is in no way equivalent to the mass migration of people from halfway around the globe in just one generation, with multiculturalism as official government policy.

Citizenship is a passport and the rights the state grants to live and work here. Parliament can give it to anyone. Englishness is the English as a people. Our ancestry, language, law, and history formed in this country. A piece of paperwork does not create that. This distinction is recognised in most countries. Meanwhile, you would have the English pretending they don’t exist.

You were part of the administration that held the door open to the mass replacement of our people. Now you are telling people they are mongrels if they notice.

England is not a hotel. It is the country of the English. We have a right to remain the people of our own country.

[Mike Jones @technopopulist]

The reason the whole “Is Rishi Sunak English?” brouhaha has blown up and continues to blow up is that it actually has very LITTLE to do with Rishi Sunak.

He is culturally English, but ethnically Indian. I don't think there is much more to add to that particular conversation.

Does he have a dual loyalty to India? Yes, no doubt. He married into a multi-billionaire Indian family and spoke at various “Indian diaspora” events while he was an MP. He is a devout Hindu, and his family and ancestry come from the Mother Country. It would be frankly bizarre if he didn't feel some degree of ethnic nostalgia towards India. I mean, he's only human! Joe Biden feels ethnic nostalgia towards Ireland, so it would be bizarre if Sunak didn't have some of those emotions towards India.

But I digress.

That isn't the real issue.

The reason this has blown up is that the English aren't being recognised as an ethnic group and therefore can't mobilise their ethnic interests within the British system, which is essentially an asymmetric form of multiculturalism. It affords ethnic pride and patronage to minorities while doing much less, and often the opposite, for Whites.

Given mass immigration and rapid demographic change, the White English population increasingly wants to be recognised as a "Stakeholder" and a major player within this system, so that it can push back against what it sees as the downgrading of its culture, history and nation.

Rishi Sunak is a good egg. He's a jolly-hockey-sticks, upper-middle-class “nice bloke”. He's assimilated, while retaining some ancestral/cultural nostalgia towards India.

Unfortunately, Sunak has been dragged into a conversation that isn't really about him at all. It's about English Whites wanting recognition, so they can mobilise politically in the same way that minority groups have successfully mobilised around their own ethnic interests.

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

Stop treating the adult population like children and stop allowing adults who behave like despotic toddlers to decree what the rest of us are allowed to watch.

[DulceBiatch @BiatchDulce]

No lies detected.
Pass it along.

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

Absolute nonsense. Net zero is costing the taxpayer an absolute fortune and it won’t make a blind bit of difference apart from lining the pockets of the corporations who receive government contracts - funded by us. It’s a gigantic virtue-scam at our expense.

[Rebecca Paul MP @Rebecca_SPaul]

We should all be very, very worried about this. This is state overreach.

[Amelia @amelia_tweetz]

I believe “SHAMPOO” and “CONDITIONER” should be the two biggest words on the bottle. Not size 8 font on a matching background like I’m supposed to solve a fcking puzzle in the shower.

[Artur Nadolny @ArturNadol7566]

WHO SILENCED DR DAVID KELLY

Most people scrolling past this have never heard the name Dr David Kelly. They should.

He was one of the world's leading weapons inspectors, a quiet Ministry of Defence scientist who spent years checking Iraq's chemical and biological arsenal for the United Nations. Nobody understood that file better than he did.

In 2003 Tony Blair's (@InstituteGC) government published a dossier claiming Saddam Hussein could deploy chemical weapons within 45 minutes. That one line helped justify sending Britain to war, a war that ended up killing hundreds of thousands of people.

Kelly knew the intelligence behind that claim had been stretched. He said so privately, off the record, to BBC (@BBCNews) journalist Andrew Gilligan (@mragilligan). Nothing more than a conversation.

Somebody in government made sure his name reached the press anyway. Within days a respected scientist with decades of service was dragged in front of 2 parliamentary committees and questioned like a suspect on live television. His wife later said he came home a broken man.

On 17 July 2003 he left his house in Oxfordshire for a walk. He was 59. He never came home. His body was found the next morning in nearby woodland, a knife beside him and a shallow cut to his wrist.

Now here is where the story stops making sense.

Instead of letting the standard coroner's inquest run its course, Tony Blair's government suspended it before it properly began and replaced it with a private inquiry led by a judge the government appointed, Lord Hutton.

It was never resumed.

To this day Dr David Kelly is the only person in England and Wales in living memory to die in unexplained circumstances without a full coroner's inquest ever taking place.

Hutton concluded suicide within months. Officially, that was that.

Unofficially, a group of senior doctors reviewed the medical evidence and said the conclusion was unsafe. In letters to The Times (@thetimes) and The Guardian (@guardian) they explained that the artery involved is so small that cutting it rarely causes fatal blood loss in a healthy person, that the painkiller level found in his body was well under a lethal dose, and that the amount of blood at the scene was too small to account for the death recorded.

In 2011 those doctors formally asked the government to finally allow a proper inquest. Attorney General Dominic Grieve (@dominicgrieve_) reviewed it and refused. Hutton's inquiry was declared sufficient. The matter was closed, again, by the people who opened it.

Think about what actually happened here. A civil servant quietly raised concerns about the most consequential political deception in modern British history. He was exposed, humiliated and found dead days later, and the same government that needed answers made sure a proper, independent investigation never happened.

Tony Blair went on to become a Middle East peace envoy. He was later knighted.

Dr David Kelly got a rushed private inquiry, a sealed post mortem report kept from public view for years, and a grave that campaigners are still fighting over more than 2 decades on.

Nobody has ever been held accountable. Not for the dossier, not for the leak, not for what happened next.

This story deserves to be told every single year, not forgotten. If you think that too, share it.

Sources @BBCNews @guardian @thetimes @PrivateEyeNews

[Freyja. Missing Children Advocate🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @FreyjaBakke]

THIS IS JUDGE IAN PRINGLE KC

He has allowed convicted paedophile Roberto Silva to walk out his court on a community order despite him grooming and 14 year old for s*x and stating 'teen girls are nicer'

Meanwhile this exact same judge has previously jailed people for social media posts

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