Ralph Dixon

English but permanently based near Burtonport in County Donegal (the forgotten county), Ireland. Whatever it is, I’m against it

[Chris Rose @ArchRose90]

Keir Starmer has shown more anger at people being furious over Henry Nowak’s treatment than the fact that Henry bled to death handcuffed like a criminal.

This is why he is so despised.

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@SpammyFritter @jemmm85517813 Sadly that's correct. It amazes me how many people just take in whatever the MSM produces & accept it as the (only) truth

[Fear_the_Beard 🧔🏻‍♂️ @FeartheBeardy]

The speed at which the UK has changed is genuinely mind-boggling.

If you transported someone today back to 1996, they simply wouldn’t believe how radically different it felt.

Multiculturalism has hollowed this country out, sold its soul and demoralised its citizens.

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@Maidinamerica3 @MrAndyNgo Were they carrying daggers into the Court?

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@rolandgarros @MartinMonmouth Female tennis players. I have many conflicting thoughts about them. None are suitable for social media, but I expect you can imagine (some of it at least)

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@jaglancy Not sure about Rhodes. I'd substitute Isambard Kingdom Brunel

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

Can someone explain to me 3 things please
1. Why are so many data centres needed all of a sudden?
2. Why are they so huge?
3. Why can't they use electricity & water more efficiently?
We use vast areas of land & huge quantities of power & water for these places but for what?

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

To my shame I was in favour of overturning the tedious fossils who ruled the UK in the 1960/70s. I thought a total change was needed
But now things have changed & the West has turned into a 3rd world slum I'm nostalgic for the old days & ruling class, I never saw this coming

[Mark Mantis @TheGhostSleepi1]

I would rather be ruled by dusty old conservative aristocrats, perfidious privateers & pompous imperial viceroys than this kind of omnipresent but weirdly useless woke bureaucracy which manages to be utterly malignant & evil but in the most bizarrely boring way possible.

[Mark Mantis @TheGhostSleepi1]

I would rather be ruled by dusty old conservative aristocrats, perfidious privateers & pompous imperial viceroys than this kind of omnipresent but weirdly useless woke bureaucracy which manages to be utterly malignant & evil but in the most bizarrely boring way possible.

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

Exactly right. The climate has been changing for thousands (millions) of years - sometimes dramatically - without any influence from humans
Net zero is a lunatic idea born of the western need to beat ourselves up & accept the blame for everything

[Clive Bailye @TWBFarms]

"Environment" and "climate change" are not the same thing. Lumping them together was deliberate, done to panic people into net zero, net stupid.

The environment is the hedgerow, the soil under your boots, the rivers, the insects, the birds, the air you breathe and the water you drink. Tangible. You live in it every day and you value it. Everyone does.

Global warming runs over timescales none of us will ever see. #NetZero just exports our carbon abroad killing our own jobs, businesses and economy in the process.

Scrapping it does not mean we stop caring for the real environment. Farmers never did, and we never will. 👍

@TiceRichard @Nigel_Farage @reformparty_uk #NetZero #NetZeroNetStupid #BritishFarming

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@Incogni3712067 @SamaHoole Maybe. But eggs used to be white when I was young, then brown was seen as better so hens were given supplements. Brown bread, brown eggs, brown rice ... everything went brown!

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@canadiancarol1 It's the same at ALDI. The only icecream available is the stuff nobody wants ... cheap stuff or dodgy flavours

[Sam Ashworth-Hayes @SAshworthHayes]

There's a common thread that runs through the way police officers arrested Henry Nowak when his killer invoked "racism", the domestic propaganda unit wheeled out after terror attacks, the attempts to enforce Islamic blasphemy law, the cover-up of the grooming gangs, the clamp down on free speech, and it runs something like this:

The revealed preference for Britain's establishment is for unprecedented levels of migration. The repeatedly revealed preference of the population is for massive reductions in this number. Migration has been pushed on this country against its will.

The result is friction. Friction between people, friction between groups, increasingly sectarian politics as people begin to see the decision of 'who governs' as an existential one. And where there's enough friction, there's fire.

The way the state handles this is to refocus itself on reducing friction, rather than upholding what the law might actually say. A low-level counter-insurgency against its own people. A crime against an individual is unfortunate; a crime against a group is intolerable. Imperial style policing, brought home.

The difference that gives rise to the 'two-tier' element is the size of the groups involved. The 2010 and 2024 riots showed that the state would struggle to deal with any large scale disorder; by definition, any significant dissent from the majority would give rise to this disorder.

The way that the state has chosen to handle this is to treat minority groups with a certain deference and lenience, making "small" concessions with relatively limited impact that buy a degree of peace, and to treat the majority with utter ruthlessness. The Harehills riot saw the police retreat; the Southport riots less than two weeks later saw maximal deployment of state capacity and a "shared understanding" that the courts would do the bidding of Government with quick, tough sentences. This is not "policing by consent" in the old Peelian model. That was not "the public must consent to the law being enforced", but that the police would try to win the trust of the community, singular. Now there are communities, plural, with conflicting views and interests, and the result is that policing has retreated from what it sees as contested ground.

At times, the new reality is even stated bluntly. The National Police Chiefs Council states that its goal is "producing equality of policing outcomes", and that this "does not mean treating everyone 'the same' or being 'colour blind' (racial equality)".

From monitoring what you say online to reorienting policing around the management of "tensions" between groups to endless efforts to promote the idea of diversity as a good, or play down any identity-based element in incidents with a majority victim. Two-tier policing is a function of numbers. And it is by this point completely clear that the Establishment has committed to this strategy so completely that it cannot reverse it without totally discrediting itself.

[Matt Ridley @mattwridley]

Having just had "travellers" saw straight through a massive steel barrier to trespass on to my farm for the second time in a month, and leave behind a heap of trash when they eventually left, forgive me if I don't join in these celebrations, @MayorofLondon.

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@OliLondonTV Why on earth would anyone want to listen to the views of an actor? Why does he know more than a bloke at the pub? In fact isn't he just yet another facet of the woke culture of wealthy people lecturing the plebs about socialism?

[Bjorn Lomborg @BjornLomborg]

How to manufacture a crisis:

A WHO commission wants to declare climate change a “global health emergency.”

Their big evidence? Rising heat deaths in Europe.

But once you adjust for an ageing society, the “crisis” essentially disappears.

Even more dishonestly, the report conceals that cold deaths have declined by approximately 250 times as much as heat deaths have risen.

https://t.co/8T5c9Hmesh

[@ChatsWithEm @chatswithem]

Agenda2030

Their stretch target is for people to eat NO MEAT or Dairy

They don't want people to fly more than once every 3years

They don't want private car ownership

They even have a target of you only buying a few pieces of new clothing a year.

Seriously.

This is Marxism on steroids dressed as being good and concerned for the environment...

And don't forget whilst they want to push this dystopia

At the same time , they are building enormous data centres in beautiful areas of nature and destroying swathes of flora and fauna , which require a country sized amount of energy and water.

These people are DANGEROUS FRAUDS-who want to control us all whilst making a fortune

The damage they have caused to this country in 2 years is immense.

https://t.co/2x9oC9ypr2

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

A marvel? Definitely yes. But I found it rather creepy

[Perseus @PerseusLeGrand]

Je vois tellement d'avis différents sur la Sagrada Família…

Pour vous, c'est une merveille architecturale ou pas ?

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

@dejanirasilveir @SSalyers2 Is there a bigger & more bare-faced liar in the world? Maybe all those supercars & villas account for some of the "missing" funds

[Ralph Dixon @GatehouseTwenty]

It's a hideous dystopian world we now occupy. But Sweden?!? The most rational, fair-minded & compassionate country imaginable ... at least that's how things used to be

[Miss Jo @therealmissjo]

Imagine you are a dental hygienist and live in Sweden..

You are employed to help “migrant children” with their dental issues.

As part of your job you examine the wisdom teeth development of the kids and you notice that 80% of those “kids” have fully formed wisdom teeth, implying they are not kids at all but adults older than the age of 18.

You tell the Swedish Migration Agency and they advise you to put it in writing.

When you send exact details, with examples of specific patients you are suspended, investigated and fired for disclosing private information relating to patients.

This happened to Bernt Herlitz in 2017.

When he appealed the unfair dismissal he ultimately lost and was fined about $50,000.

He and his family faced financial hardship and almost lost their home, until some generous benefactors raised money for him. Bernt remains unemployed today, despite staff shortages for dentists in his area in Gotland.

At the time, Sweden scoffed at the tests and claimed they were “discriminatory” but since then they have quietly brought in mass dental testing, for those whose age is in doubt, by the National Board of Forensic Medicine.

Bernt deserves a medal. Not vilification and unemployment.