Howard Adams

[spiked @spikedonline]

Why the English feel unsettled:
https://t.co/GCMmRMZAe8

[Outpost @OutpostStudios]

Why is the media trying to stop Reform?

New from @ColinBrazierTV

https://t.co/fuNSMnE3mT

[Henry Bolton OBE 🇬🇧 @_HenryBolton]

“Take up arms… and do preemptive strikes wherever those preemptive strikes are needed”.

That sounds pretty much like incitement to violence to me @nottspolice

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Another 27 Starlink satellites

[Malcolm Hay @MalHay]

Are the SNP completely out of their mind?
https://t.co/ROFNbU5ZSH

[Mike Fairclough @1MikeFairclough]

A GREAT piece in today’s Telegraph on Liz Truss’s explosive #1 bestselling book, BANK JOB.

From the Bank of England and the downfall of Liz Truss’s government to Tory ‘traitors’, the OBR and the future direction of Britain, BANK JOB goes far beyond the accepted story of what happened in 2022.

BANK JOB names names, challenges the system itself and asks the question at the heart of the book:

WHO IS REALLY IN CHARGE OF BRITAIN?

The current Prime Minister has commented on it. The leader of the Conservative Party has been asked about it. The media cannot stop talking about it.

And the Bank of England?

At the end of the article it reads: ‘The Bank of England declined to comment.’

Funny, that......🤔

https://t.co/StBXZsECwB

@trussliz @Iromg @RickArmstrong11

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

Youssef Siher—a Palestinian who, unfortunately, was born in Italy—is mastermind behind the social media page "Movimento 17 ottobre" (October 17th Movement) and is currently under investigation for incitement to commit a crime. He is the one responsible for this chaos in Italy. Let’s make him famous.

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 BREAKING: French Police CHARGE at Antifa militants in black bloc who attempt to build a barrier to TRAP police in a perimeter

Teargas and water cannons have been deployed

Luckily, it's POURING rain in Paris today, so fires are hard to start!

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

What bit of ‘more people die of cold in winter than heat in summer’ don’t you get?

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

An illegal migrant held an 83-year-old woman at gunpoint.

She was having lunch at home with her husband in a quiet Lanarkshire village when they were alerted to a break-in.

In their bedroom, they found Chirag Solanki with a firearm, a five-inch knife, cable ties, duct tape and a balaclava.

Solanki ‘held a firearm against her temple with his right hand and a knife to her throat with his left hand’.

He was in our country illegally.

Yet he was left to roam free and terrorise British citizens.

Every crime committed by such people is the result of Tory and Labour failure to uphold immigration law.

Reform will end this madness.

We will take our country back.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

55M views, and I’ll reach 1B views on X.

I started this account 7 months ago.

Just the beginning.

The left has brainwashed a lot of people. The market for truth is huge.

[Restore The Empire @empire_res66190]

She must hate it when this gets shared about.

[Colin Brazier @ColinBrazierTV]

ITV’s documentary about racism inside Reform is a foretaste of the mainstream media onslaught yet to be unleashed against Nigel Farage’s party.

My latest monologue on YouTube.

https://t.co/VMv5gBYn2C

[June Slater @juneslater17]

Why I'm optimistic 👇

For twelve years I've been banging on about this and now people are finally seeing it, evolving communism, cultural Marxism or whatever label you choose, it's all the same.

The EU was never just about trade. It's a communist style structure. Centralised control. Unelected people at the top telling elected people at the bottom what they can do. You vote one way, they ignore you, and carry on anyway. How many times have we seen that?

People ask how did we get here? It didn't happen overnight. It's generational.

Go back to the sixties. You had all those left wing students demonstrating. CND, sit-ins, banners, shouting down anyone who disagreed. At the time we thought it was just students being students.

Those indoctrinated students? They became the professors. They became the teachers, the lecturers, the BBC producers, the civil servants, the judges, the Archbishops, the people running the charities. The EU commission, NATO bosses, NGOs, UN officials etc

And they taught the next generation. And that generation taught the next one. That's three generations now.

There is a famous saying from the German student leader Rudi Dutschke. He talked about t
The Long March through the institutions. And that's exactly what happened.

You don't need to attack a public building with violence . That's too obvious. You just need to attack all the things within it.

You attack the family - tell people the family is outdated, that mothers shouldn't be at home, that children belong to the state.

You create such a costly environment, where buying bricks and mortar is impossible, a family today can't but a house with two wages, that keeps the mother at work, the child in third party hands for 8 hours a day in formative years.

The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, who's rocking your cradle.

You attack the church - tell people faith is bigotry, close the churches, laugh at Christians while protecting religions with very like-minded controlling doctrines.

You attack the schools - stop teaching history properly, stop teaching right from wrong, teach children to be ashamed of their own country.

Encourage people not to work, to be dependent on the state. If the state controls you're income, it controls what you spend it on .

You can never get out, or grow.

You attack law and borders - tell people that a country that controls its border is racist.

By the time you have done all that, you still have the same buildings - Parliament, the courts, the schools, the churches - but they mean something completely different. They have been hollowed out from the inside.

That is what the EU is. It's the perfect vehicle for it. Laws made far away, that you can't vote out, that overrule your own courts and your own Parliament. It's control by committee. That's not democracy. That's communism by another name.

Even worse quangos that control the news you see, the products you buy, the food you eat. Additives that benefit a few fed to the whole
Nation despite health issues

I voted Brexit because I saw it. A lot of us did. Some places voted 70% for less immigration and for control back, and we were told we were wrong.

But now with AI we can look it up ourselves. We don't have to take their word for it anymore. We can follow the money, see who funds what, who sits on what board, and we can share it with each other.

They can't hide it anymore,
Musk opened The Twitter Files and showed the world what's really going on, we've information is power we have direct access to it and have grown in strength.

Their Long March has been uninterrupted for decades, be patient, keep talking , keep sharing, they'll never reach the finish line.
That's why I'm optimistic ❤️
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[🇫🇷 MissPeel 🇫🇷 @MissPeelEmma]

Hier, en une seule journée, en France, cinq églises ont été incendiées par des musulmans qui veulent détruire le christianisme. Ceux qui ont commis ces actes ont montré une âme violente et criminelle, dépourvues de civilisation et de sensibilité 😡

[spiked @spikedonline]

Diversity quotas are ruining children’s literature:
https://t.co/OYe4dwkR2S

[Dave Rubin @RubinReport]

Wait, I thought they were students who just wanted more butter for their croissants?!

[Guillermo Flor @guilleflorvs]

Andreessen's framework for why Elon is essentially unbeatable:

You have to go back to the late 1800s and early 1900s — Ford, Carnegie — to find founders who operated this way.

Carnegie didn't just build steel. He owned the iron ore mines, the railroads, the coke ovens. By 1900 he controlled ~25% of US steel output. Ford didn't just build cars — he owned rubber plantations, glass factories, and 16 million acres of timberland by the 1920s.

The pattern Andreessen identifies is the same one playing out now: a single leader who simultaneously runs multiple capital-intensive industries, where each company becomes infrastructure for the next.

Tesla needs batteries → Elon builds the battery supply chain. SpaceX needs avionics → Elon builds the avionics. X needs satellite internet → Starlink already exists.

Most conglomerates are financial portfolios. This is vertical integration at civilizational scale.

The reason quarterly-driven rivals can't respond: they'd have to spin up entire industries from scratch to match capabilities Elon has been compounding for 20 years.

Carnegie's advantage took decades and the Sherman Antitrust Act to slow down. The historical parallel isn't flattering to competitors.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Indeed Bernie. Bodies lying all over the place here in Europe.
No, wait. The 32,000 is not an actual body count. It’s the result of modelling by Imperial College on the basis of several dubious assumptions.
People did die of heat this summer. They usually do when it gets v hot e.g 1976, 2003. The exact number is not clear.
But even if 32,000 was a real figure we know for sure many, many more will die of cold this winter. They always do.

[AleXandra Merz @TeslaBoomerMama]

Socialism does not work.

It's really sad. France has everything: best weather, beautiful landscapes, culture and history, agriculture and food, ...

And gave out too many free-bies, some people became entitled and lazy, the working class carries more and more of the lazy ones, and it will end up collapsing. But they will not go down without a fight.

Add the furious ultra-left, who has no respect for traditions, State, ownership, work. And can easily enflame a dumb youth who has learned nothing in school. Is afraid of the future. And just wants to have the latest i-phone.

We left. In 2014 we made the decision "family first". Started over at 48 and 68 years old. Little money.

Forever grateful that the United States wanted us. We did it all on our merits. Now our children have a future.

Here is a toast to all hard working immigrants who left countries where Socialism ruined everything.