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[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

🚨 FSU VICTORY!

Staffordshire Police have finally dropped charges against a former firefighter who complained about his previous employer in a Facebook group.

Robert Moss had his house raided, his devices seized, and was arrested by Staffordshire Police. In one of the most egregious cases we’ve seen, Moss was told his right to “freedom of expression” had to be “limited to maintain public safety and order” because of alleged “malicious communications”.

With the support of the Free Speech Union, Moss has had a draconian gagging order lifted, which had prevented him from telling anyone he had been arrested.

A former fireman of 28 years and a Labour councillor, Moss had been on police bail for six months and has now been informed that the sinister investigation against him has been dropped. We are thrilled for Robert and we’re proud to support him.

The FSU is now helping Robert sue the force for wrongful arrest.

We do not live in a police state, and nobody should be arrested for criticising a former employer on social media.

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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

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[Taya Bass @travelingflying]

Teachers are trained to challenge “Whiteness” in schools.

Imagine if the same training targeted Blackness instead. The outrage would be huge. Yet today, discrimination against White people is not only tolerated, it’s treated as normal.

Society accepts hostility toward Whites while condemning the same behavior when directed at other groups. This isn’t only unfair, it actively weakens White people’s rights, opportunities, and standing in society, and it must be stopped.

[Alison Fisk @AlisonFisk]

Something lovely for the weekend!

Minoan cups made by Bronze Age potters some 3,800 years ago!

Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. 📷 by me

#Archaeology

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

Farmer says that they never used to
vaccinate their cattle and they were just fine, now they vaccinate their herds and cows are sicker than they’ve ever been before.

Guess who’s getting rich off of Animal Vaccines….you got it - Bill Gates again.

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

This is Ocho. Ocho lives in my bathroom and hangs out on my orchid plant. Every day I soak a Q-Tip in water and put it down for him wherever he is (on the plant or behind the toilet or on the vanity) and he comes running over and gets a drink. Was my first reaction to smash him? Nope. To flush him down the toilet? Nope. To “burn it to the ground”? Nope. He’s literally a fraction of my size. I could easily kill him, but I choose to be kind. He deserves to be on this earth as much as I do. In fact, he contributes way more to the natural order of life on earth than I do. It’s so easy to choose kindness. I encourage everyone to take a moment and make sure the language you use when it comes to spiders, insects, rodents, etc. is kind and not fearful or disgusted. None of these beings are pests or threatening. Let them be. Help them if you can. Be kind. It’s so simple

[Women Won't Wheesht 👩‍🦰 @TheParty1sOver]

If I was alone in a ladies toilet with a male, I don't think I'd say a word. I would just leave if I was on my own. I think many women would do likewise as we know that men are mostly larger & stronger. Just because women are silent doesn't mean they are compliant
#WomenWontWheesht

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Lord Falconer is very clear here.

If you are poor and don’t like your circumstances then you should be allowed a State assisted death.

The ‘Be Kind’ lot have very odd morals.

[The Classic Salon @Axaxia88]

Thank you to the young man who didn't just stand there watching the animal slowly die and taking pictures, but instead took action to help and save it 🦈💖

[Benonwine @benonwine]

The late Great Christopher Hitchens tried to warn us years ago.

“They really mean to abolish everything you care about and to take away everything you love and have and replace it with a stone age ideology”

He couldn’t have been more RIGHT!

[Richard @ricwe123]

"Western values"

Unelected EU bureaucrats giving humanitarian aid, reconstruction funds, and economic cooperation for a country led by a former Al-Qaeda head-chopper.

That’s not diplomacy, it’s moral collapse......

[Graham Linehan @Glinner]

I remember the @NSPCC blocked me, a father of two, when I asked them to do something about one of their employees masturbating at work and posting the results online

[Kevork Almassian @KevorkAlmassian]

When the EU hugs a former al-Qaeda emir and calls him “President of Syria,” all lectures about democracy and human rights become a bad joke.

[Serena @Serena_Partrick]

"You're lucky, I'll show you how manly I am, bitch" he says as he leaves the women's toilet, showing once again that all these men know exactly what they are.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEWS: A migrant has been jailed after attempting to rape a Scottish woman on his flight into the country

Nicolas Cristiano didn't even make it into the UK before attempting to ruin a young woman's life

The UK is going through a migrant crime epidemic

Deportations are needed

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

The Chagos Betrayal: Starmer's £35 Billion Lie and the Surrender of Sovereignty

Keir Starmer did not just surrender British territory. He lied about the price, misused the name of an independent watchdog to hide the truth, and called it statesmanship. The Chagos deal is not a misstep. It is a moral and strategic betrayal wrapped in bureaucratic language, disguised as diplomacy, and paid for by the people he governs with cold detachment.

We were told the handover would cost £3.4 billion. That number was repeated with the confidence of authority. Starmer said it reflected "how the OBR counts the cost" – the Office for Budget Responsibility, the government's own fiscal umpire. But it didn't. The OBR was never consulted. It ran no models. It issued no analysis. Starmer invoked its name to launder the lie – weaponising public trust to shield a private betrayal. Now the truth has surfaced: the actual cost, buried behind creative accounting and false inflation assumptions, is not £3.4 billion, but over £35 billion. The difference isn't a rounding error. It's a calculated deception.

Ask yourself: why would a Prime Minister reach for a fake number, tie it to a body that never endorsed it, and push it out to the public with rehearsed calm? Because he knew the truth wouldn't pass scrutiny. Because the deal is indefensible. Because Mauritius, a country no bigger than Leicester, is being handed 2% of its GDP in year one alone, with more to follow. Because the Chagos Islands are being handed to a state drawing ever closer to China, Russia, and Iran. Because the people of Chagos, displaced by history and now discarded by politics, opposed the deal entirely.

This wasn't a settlement. It was ideoligical surrender. A man trained in law stood up in Parliament and treated a non-binding opinion from a politicised international court as gospel. One of the judges involved in that opinion was Xue Hanqin, a former Chinese foreign ministry official who later opposed international action over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. These are not coincidences. These are warning signs ignored.

And what is Britain left with? A territory handed over under pressure. A military base leased back on uncertain terms. A government that used the Foreign Office and Ministry of Defence budgets – funds meant to protect the country – to finance Mauritius' domestic tax cuts. All while the British taxpayer is told there's no money for housing, for the armed forces, for border enforcement, or for veterans.

This is the cost of rule by people who feel no loyalty to the nation they lead. Starmer governs like a man afraid of judgement; not from the electorate, but from foreign courts, UN bureaucrats, and the permanent class that sees patriotism as a nuisance and sovereignty as a colonial stain to be wiped clean.

The Chagos deal will be remembered. Not for its legality. Not for its diplomacy. But for the moment it revealed how far we've fallen; a nation still flying the Union Jack, but led by men who lower it in their minds long before they do it in law.

Starmer did not fall into a trap. He chose it. And that is the measure of this Prime Minister. Not caution. Not clarity. But complicity.

"The OBR was never consulted. It ran no models. It issued no analysis. Starmer invoked its name to launder the lie – weaponising public trust to shield a private betrayal."

[Simon Danczuk @SimonDanczuk]

This is completely true

[Queen Natalie 👑 @TheNorfolkLion]

🇬🇧 As a proud Brit, I'm more and more concerned about halal slaughter in the UK – specifically the non-stunned method that still accounts for millions of animals every year.

We Brits love our animals.

The RSPCA and British Veterinary Association have long argued that cutting an animal's throat while it's fully conscious causes unnecessary pain and suffering, delays in loss of consciousness can last seconds to minutes.

Yet UK law allows exemptions for religious slaughter, meaning around 30 million animals were non-stunned in 2024 alone (mostly for halal, some kosher).

Much of this meat ends up in the general food chain without clear labelling.

Supermarkets, schools, restaurants – millions of us are eating it unknowingly.

Own-brand meat is usually stunned, but imported lamb (like from New Zealand) or surplus often isn't labelled as halal/non-stunned.

Polls show over 80% of Brits want mandatory stunning and clear labels so we can choose.

I respect religious freedoms, but animal welfare should come first in a modern Britain.

BAN halal slaughter or require pre-stunning for all religious slaughter methods.

[Cath Taylor - 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 R.I.P PeterLynch @CathTaylor1]

@HJB_News__ their trial is due in Apr 26. Odd co-incidence that there is a push to ban trial by jury, and outlaw X

[HJB News @HJB_News__]

Keir Starmer we haven’t forgotten about your three Ukrainian rent boys. It’s only a matter of time