shazza

Mum of 3 boys, crazy dancer, football fan, Mother of Dragons, loves a box set and anything old with history (like myself 😉)

[Morgoth @MorgothsReview]

A leftist battered Ann Widdecombe to death with a hammer and planned to go after Farage.

There’s no discussion about who influenced him, who he was listening to, no discussion about leftist networks more generally and no well funded fake charities “exposing” leftism.

[Marcus Agrippa @AgrippaSPQR]

Andrew Neil has a habit of being right.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

Explain this to a Japanese person, because we are utterly baffled.

If a foreign network systematically drugged and raped tens of thousands of schoolgirls in Tokyo and Osaka...
If the police covered it up to avoid being called racist...
And if our government then handed citizenship to a foreign militant while letting rape ringleaders walk free...

Our cabinet would fall by midnight.
Every police chief involved would be in prison attire within a week.
The entire country would stand united in unstoppable outrage.

Yet in Britain, you are told to stay polite.
You are told to watch your tone.
You are told that anger makes you "far-right."

At what point did not offending the political elite become more important than the physical bodies of your daughters?

Politeness is a virtue.
Politeness in the face of child sacrifice is complicity.

[Tony @EvacTony]

"Nothing to suggest Ann Widdecombe murder was political"

Alex Rudakubana was a Welsh Chior boy and what he did wasn't Terrorism.

The Muslim community can "Police themselves"

We will use the full force of the law against the "Far Right"

The jewish football fans coming to Birmingham were the problem, thats why we banned them.

We've bailed the two Muslim lads who beat our own female officers to a pulp at Manchester Airport.

We remanded #DannyTommo and Lucy Connelly without hesitation.

We looked the other way for years after October the 7th as the Palestine hate marches filled the streets.

We looked the other way for decades as vulnerable white girls were r@ped by Pakistani gangs.

We've laid on coaches and a blue light escort for the unknown men invading our country.

We've bailed the 5 people arrested for the Iranian Fairford terrorist plot within hours.

Police Organisation, Trustworthy?

I don't think so mate.

[WasAcop @WasAcop]

He's always wrong until he's proven right. 👇

Two Iranian nationals, Salam Ahmadyan and Rahman Salehi, charged with preparing terrorist acts.

The Met says the plot was aimed at Manchester's Jewish community. Both arrived by small boat, one in 2020, one in 2023.

Farage stood in the Commons last May and said there might be the odd Iranian terrorist among the men coming through Dover. They shouted him down.

[shazza @Hive44]

@DPJHodges I don’t know anyone who believed in the national front, we all rubbed along nicely. Now identity politics has taken over and look at us all arguing with each other.

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

Over the summer, Henry Nowak's final moments were broadcast around the world. He was just eighteen, and when the police reached him on a street in Southampton he would have believed that help had come. He told them he had been stabbed and could not breathe, and they handcuffed and arrested him.

I met Henry's family in June, and that meeting has stayed with me ever since. There is still much more to be said about how the police failed Henry, and about how they went on failing his family and loved ones right up until the conviction.

The day after we met, I wrote to the then Prime Minister, Keir Starmer asking for an independent, rapid review of the police response, the decisions that followed, and the role of the police watchdog. I didn't publish that letter at the time, because I hoped the Government would do the right thing and I wanted to work with them quietly to make that happen. Downing Street's answer was to wait for the existing processes to run their course.

Since then, Keir Starmer has gone and Andy Burnham has taken his place, yet still there is no review. There was little mention of victims in the PM’s speech earlier this week. Henry's family have waited long enough, so today I'm publishing my letter. Andy Burnham should order the review now, and I stand ready to work with him to set it up, as I offered in June.

I haven't forgotten Henry, and I won't let this Government forget him either.

[shazza @Hive44]

@DPJHodges I understand why people wld be offended but if we really think about it, I cld live in Japan for 50 years and never be considered Japanese, same if I lived in Saudi arabia or Singapore ? She’s not saying you can’t be British, she’s talking about english ancestry ?

[shazza @Hive44]

@brivael Wow this cld have been written about the uk @andyburnham @KemiBadenoch
and burnham wants to drag us back into the EU . It beggars belief

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

This story is only going to get murkier and murkier. A major problem for Andy Burnham.

[The Spectator @spectator]

Last October, a man named Wayne Broadhurst was stabbed to death by an Afghan migrant in a quiet street in Uxbridge while walking his dog.

It was precisely the sort of random, senseless killing of an innocent member of the public that would once have prompted weeks of discussion and national soul-searching. It emerged that the migrant had lied about his age, but had – inevitably – been given asylum and free accommodation.

Yet the murder wasn't prominently featured in many newspapers; nor was it mentioned in the Commons that week. To date, Broadhurst has only been mentioned once in parliament, by shadow home secretary Chris Philp commenting on the government's silence.

Part of the problem is the media itself. The BBC often covers these stories only very belatedly, or as a minor local item. This matters because the BBC website is by a wide margin the country's most-read online news source so its sluggishness has an outsize impact on awareness.

However, there is also a sense of profound weariness among the public when confronted with obvious indicators of national decline. If they've heard of these things at all, many perceive reacting to them as either 'low status' or not worth the effort.

✍️ Madeline Grant

Article | https://t.co/ePvMbKPAam | @Madz_Grant

[shazza @Hive44]

@andyburnham @UKLabour I feel the first point of call should be a review of the nhs, I’m sure there are savings to be made there but there’s no political will to reform it

[shazza @Hive44]

@Lord_Sugar Omg so you’re assuming the British public are too thick to understand the difference? I’m disappointed in you

[shazza @Hive44]

@LBC A pm needs to do more than speak Andrew . Uniting the country, energy, defence and immigration weren’t on his to do list apparently

[shazza @Hive44]

@UKLabour Keeeeeeep hoping

[shazza @Hive44]

@BethRigby Oh no you’re being a therapist again, u did that for Starmer too. We’ve all lost family Beth and we all have to get on with our jobs, and many of us have far more worries and stress than he does

[shazza @Hive44]

@JeremyVineOn5 Absolutely not. Immigration, defence and energy are the 3 main issues , he hasn’t got a clue

[shazza @Hive44]

@TheBritishIntel The Labour Party hate us @andyburnham I’m sorry to say I think the tories did too @KemiBadenoch. What other explanation is there, they really don’t care how their policies are impacting our lives

[Dr Sanjoy Kumar @drsanjoykumar]

Bosses who admitted failings over Nottingham stabbings get promotions. Why?

People who fail should not be promoted. I would have liked to have this addressed at the Labour Party Conference.
Water chiefs and their failures got a mention, why not other national tragedys.

“Prime minister losing your father was clearly very emotional for you.
Don’t you think losing by brave & beautiful daughter at 19 years of age was any less emotional a loss for me”

@andyburnham @wesstreeting @YvetteCooperMP @Alison1mackITV @SkyNews @SkyNewsThompson

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