Edie

🇮🇱#IstandwithJKRowling and Israel. Keep TRA’s out of women’s sports and spaces. LCFC. #banthehijab Trans ‘women’ are men

[Edie @MacEavan]

@itsTRANSylvania You’re a male rapist

[Harry hills 🇮🇱🇬🇧 @yidsahhh]

@lukerobertblack Yep a “normal” person gets million pound contracts from her husband !???🤦🏼‍♂️🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🐀

[Andrew Beaumont @beaumont_andrew]

@lukerobertblack But calling people mental is ok…

[Leo Kearse - see me on tour! Links in bio @LeoKearse]

Hammer attacks seem to be a favoured method of the left.

Matthew Collins, the Intelligence Director of far-left smear group Hope Not Hate, confessed to attacking women with a hammer.

Palestine Action used a sledgehammer to shatter a police officer's spine.

Trans activists "Bash Back" issued propaganda with a balaclava-clad man brandishing a hammer.

Any right-wing group that behaved like this would be proscribed and its members jailed. But these groups are on the side of the establishment, so they're protected.

[Rob (No FBPE or nastiness/rudeness please) @RobNoLastName]

Remember they called for Boris to resign for receiving a fixed penalty notice - the legal equivalent of a speeding ticket (literally also a FPN).

But if you diddle your taxes, get convicted for fraud, or lie about your qualifications - you're welcome in the Labour cabinet.

[Andrew Fox @Mr_Andrew_Fox]

I’ve been to Gaza 3 times during the war, I’m writing my PhD on it, and I have a book coming out early next year.

I did 16 years in the British Army, three tours of Afghanistan. The IDF operates to the same standards we do.

Streeting doesn’t know what he’s talking about.

[Aja ♀️🇬🇧 @AjaTheEmpress]

You'd think that, after the brutal murder of Ann Widdecombe with a hammer, a group called "Bash Back" might have the sense to keep a low profile. Instead, they're back, engaging in stochastic terrorism against a bunch of MPs.

This is trans terrorism.

[James Dreyfus @DreyfusJames]

Are they seriously copying each other’s fucking homework??

“Don’t worry, Shabs, I’ll change a few words… they won’t notice…”

They truly believe we’re all stupid, don’t they…?

🤦🏻🙄

[Michael @mjf_michael]

@GuidoFawkes @andyburnham @10DowningStreet @wesstreeting @ShabanaMahmood @YvetteCooperMP CARE TO COMMENT? Seriously what’s so funny about this? It’s disgusting 🤦🏻‍♂️ @KemiBadenoch @Nigel_Farage

[Nick Smith @mansfieldrv6]

Shabana's post tells you how completely
the day has escaped No10’s control.

And how badly Mahmood has fkd up.

Being forced to quote-post
Guido is extraordinary.

The Home Secretary of the United Kingdom,
on the first day of a new government,
is responding directly to Guido....

To explain that the laughter should not
be mistaken for a lack of seriousness.

And Streeting??

The world's most inexperienced
and useless Defence Secretary...

...his first major public image is not of
him studying military briefings
or speaking to NATO allies...

It's joking about the murder of
Wayne Broadhurst...

General Election Now.

Get these fkn clowns out of Government!

[BanksyCat @Banksycat]

DISGUSTING AND SHAME on every single one of them.

Two ministers, Wes Streeting and Shabana Mahmood, were filmed LAUGHING about letting criminals out early. Here’s what “letting them out” actually MEANS and PC Andrew Harper is only ONE of them.

PC Andrew Harper. 28. Weeks married. Days from his HONEYMOON. He answered a call about a stolen quad bike, got caught in a strap on the back of their car, and was dragged a MILE down a country road. His injuries so horrific he was barely left with the clothes on his body.

Those are the men now walking FREE. Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole. Thirteen years for his manslaughter. Out at the halfway point. SEVEN years for a life.

After he died, the Conservatives passed Harper's Law. Mandatory life for killing an emergency worker. But it came too late to touch his own killers.

So now, under Labour's early release scheme, the men who dragged him to his death walk out the gate. The ministers behind it were caught on camera LAUGHING about exactly this.

How did they answer for it? She didn’t even say sorry. She turned it into political point-scoring, blaming the Conservatives, over a police officer’s killers walking free. Streeting managed a “sorry,” but only for the offence caused, never for what they did. Neither said sorry to Andrew’s mother. Neither said sorry to one victim. They’re not sorry they laughed. They’re sorry they got caught. It’s DISGUSTING.

His mother, Debbie, just got the letter. The one telling her it “may be difficult.”

Her words. “It makes me feel sick. Andrew's life doesn't get to come back. It feels like a slap in the face and an insult.”An insult, she said, beyond words.

They LAUGHED. She got the LETTER.

REMEBER, Andrew is ONE name. There are thousands more. Thousands of families about to get that same letter, while the people who run this country treat the justice system like a PUNCHLINE.

They’ve shown you exactly what they think of you. Of victims. Of the law itself. A JOKE, shared in a huddle, when they thought no one was filming.
They are not fit for office. Not one of them.

Resign. Or be SACKED. Because a government that laughs at this has no business running anything.

[Christopher Talbot @Lord_Talbot64]

Are Labour MPs fit for government?

With each passing week, the question grows harder to dismiss. Angela Rayner, now back in the heart of government, settled a substantial stamp-duty underpayment while facing pointed criticism over a £17,000 severance payment from an earlier departure.

Louise Haigh, who pleaded guilty to fraud by false representation after misleading police about a stolen work phone, has nevertheless been elevated to senior cabinet roles despite the spent conviction.

Jonathan Reynolds publicly described himself as having worked as a solicitor in Manchester, only to later admit he had been a trainee who never qualified; he corrected the parliamentary record after the discrepancy surfaced.

Wes Streeting’s old X posts, laced with violent and abusive language, resurfaced years ago and forced awkward apologies, revealing a pattern of intemperate expression that sits uneasily with high office.

Most recently, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Streeting himself were caught on camera laughing and joking about Labour’s early-release scheme for prisoners, with critics highlighting the inclusion of serious offenders such as rapists in the broader debate over prison capacity. The tone-deaf levity, captured in a hot-mic moment, prompted immediate backlash and subsequent apologies, yet the images linger.

These are not isolated lapses. They form a recurring pattern of ethical shortcuts, misrepresentations, past criminal findings, and casual disregard for the gravity of public safety and accountability. Governing a country demands more than policy slogans; it requires consistent personal integrity, sound judgment under scrutiny, and the capacity to treat victims of crime with the seriousness they deserve.

When ministers treat the early release of dangerous offenders as material for in-jokes, when they have histories of fraud convictions or inflated professional claims, and when tax and severance controversies follow them into the highest offices, the public is entitled to ask the obvious question: are these the people best equipped to uphold the rule of law, protect the vulnerable, and command the trust of the nation? The record so far offers little reassurance.

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

A mask off moment from Shabana Mahmood and Wes Streeting.

Caught on a hot mic laughing while discussing the early release of prisoners.

This comes just weeks after the leader of the Rochdale rape gang was released after serving just 14 years of a 22 year sentence.

For victims of violent crime, and for women and children worried about their safety, there's nothing funny about early release.

[Robert Abel @rj_abel]

So we’ve replaced Dan Jarvis a Defence secretary who was a Major in the Parachute regiment, with years of operational service in Kosovo, Iraq, Afghanistan and N.I. and knows the armed forces - with Wes Streeting wouldn’t know the difference between a battalion and a Battenberg.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Shabana Mahmood and Wes Streeting cackling with laughter at the misery they are inflicting on people is the perfect metaphor for Labour.

[Kelvin MacKenzie @kelvmackenzie]

The two traveller scum who literally dragged a young, brave police officer to his death are likely to be freed early from their 13-year sentence.
Instead of being outraged, Streeting and Mahmood, both leading lights of this useless Burnham Cabinet, think freeing violent and murderous prisoners is a joke.
They were caught outside No.10 laughing the new Justice Minister saying he wanted to let them all out.
Compare their laughter with the mother of PC Harper who told the Telegraph; “ I’m thing thinking about my son every second of every day and then this ( freedom my for the killers).”
The scum who killed the officer only got 13 years and which led to Harper’s law which means a mandatory life sentence for killing officers.
When the row over the release Burnham started back tracking ( there will be a lot of this) and he now says he will review the early release scheme.
Labour politicians don’t give a damn about police officers - if they did they would scrap the Notting Hill.
They like criminals. People like the convicted fraudster Louise Haigh and stamp duty evader Angela Rayner.
They liked early release as Labour ministers would likely to benefit.

[Alex Armstrong @Alexarmstrong]

That video leak from last night has rightly enraged the country.

Andy Burnham said Labour “have not been good enough”, that was less than 48 hours ago, yet there’s a new scandal.

There is NOTHING funny about early release of killers and rapists. This was not a joke made in private, the press were all gathered. Mahmood and Streeting were on duty.

Shabana Mahmood hasn’t even apologised, she’s used it as an opportunity to attack the Tories.

The British public deserves better, far better, than copy-paste apologies on X from politicians in high office.

On @GBNEWS Breakfast

[Alex Armstrong @Alexarmstrong]

It seems both Wes Streeting and Shabana Mahmood have been given scripted apologies after being caught laughing about early release.

Both apologies are REMARKABLY similar.

Try again.

[BanksyCat @Banksycat]

They thought NO ONE was filming.

Four government ministers, paid by YOU to protect you, huddled together and LAUGHING about letting criminals back onto your streets.

Wes Streeting. Shabana Mahmood. Yvette Cooper. Alex Norris, the brand new JUSTICE SECRETARY.

"He wants to let them all out." Then they LAUGH.

So, Letting criminals back onto your streets is the PUNCHLINE. The joke. The thing that gets a chuckle between mates before they move on to chatting about their swearing-in ceremonies.

Not the VICTIMS. Not the families. Not the people who'll live next door to whoever "them" turns out to be.

Just a laugh, shared quietly, when they thought nobody was listening.

This is who they are when they think the cameras are off. Relaxed. Matey. AMUSED. Handling your safety like it's the setup to a joke.

SHAME on you. All of you. Families are burying people. Women are checking over their shoulders walking home in the dark. And you're stood in a huddle LAUGHING.

It's DISGUSTING. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

Remember it. Because this is the version they never meant for you to SEE.

[Sophie Corcoran @sophielouisecc]

If you hit an old woman over the head with a hammer 21 times in 2 mins until you kill her.

You deserve the death penalty

And that shouldn’t be controversial

[The Persian Jewess @persianjewess]

There has never been a Genocide or Famine in Gaza.