@RestoreBritain | Gen X | Not left or Right
Think for yourself
Socialism is the gateway to Communism. Leading to equality in poverty and the death of free will
Regardless of personal opinions about Russell Brand, on the exact same day he received a prison sentence of ten years and six months, an Afghan national appeared in court for three counts of rape and penetration of a child under 13, but received a two-year suspended sentence.
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🚨 CHANNEL 4 OFFERS MONEY TO WOMAN TO LlE ABOUT RUSSELL BRAND
Channel 4 found out this woman slept with Russell Brand and kept contacting her to offer her a large sum of money to make up lies about him.
If this doesn’t prove the whole ordeal is corruption then I don’t know what does. I now further believe Russell Brand has been fully stitched up.
ZERO EVIDENCE. 10 YEARS IN PRISON.
What a fucking joke.
While we all know Russell Brand was a cocky twat that talked women into bed to feed his sex addiction. I’m not sure many saw him as a rapist. This verdict doesn’t sit right with me, at all.
How do you provide irrefutable evidence for rape decades on. No footage, no forensic evidence. Multiple people accusing him isn’t evidence of any kind.
No matter how you feel about him. This verdict should concern you
@KonstantinKisin@BoozeAndFagz All of what you said was based on hearsay not based in irrefutable evidence
I’m no fan of him, however, this was not handled correctly by law
**Europeans (whites) were enslaved in multiple periods and by various groups, most notably on a large scale by North African and Ottoman-linked Muslim powers in the early modern era.** Slavery has been practiced across nearly all societies and regions for millennia and was not limited by race.
### Barbary Slave Trade (Mediterranean, ~1500s–early 1800s)
Barbary corsairs from the North African coast (primarily the Ottoman-aligned or influenced states of Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli, plus independent Morocco) raided European shipping and coastal towns from Italy and Spain to France, England, Ireland, and as far as Iceland. Captives were sold in North African slave markets.
- **Scale**: Historian Robert C. Davis estimated 1–1.25 million European Christians enslaved between roughly 1530 and 1780 (based on observed slave populations of around 35,000 in peak periods, high annual attrition from death, escape, ransom, or conversion, and the need to replace about one-quarter of the population yearly). This figure is widely cited by sources including Wikipedia and BBC histories. Some historians (such as Peter Earle) view it as potentially high due to extrapolation from the peak raiding decades and limited official records; others find the order of magnitude plausible. Coastal raids sometimes seized thousands at a time (e.g., entire populations of islands or towns).
- **Treatment**: Many served as galley slaves, laborers, or domestic servants; women as concubines. Mortality was high. Ransom of captives was a significant business, and conversion to Islam offered a path out of slavery for some. Famous accounts include those of Miguel de Cervantes and raids recorded in English and Irish sources.
- The trade declined after European naval actions, including the Barbary Wars involving the United States and others, and a major Anglo-Dutch bombardment in 1816 that freed thousands of remaining Christian slaves.
Many corsair crews and captains included European “renegades” (converts to Islam). Slaves in Barbary also included non-Europeans.
### Crimean Tatar / Black Sea Raids (~15th–18th centuries)
The Crimean Khanate (Tatar Muslims, frequently allied with the Ottomans) conducted extensive raids into Russia, Ukraine, Poland-Lithuania, and neighboring areas, capturing people for sale into Ottoman and other markets.
Estimates commonly range from roughly 1–2 million Slavic captives over the period (with some scholarly figures around 2 million for 1500–1700). Ottoman customs data indicate large Black Sea slave imports (on the order of millions over centuries, of mixed origins including Slavs and Caucasians). This trade was economically central to the Crimean Khanate until Russian expansion ended it.
Medieval Islamic sources also document large numbers of Slavic (“Saqaliba”) slaves traded into the Middle East and North Africa.
### Other Contexts
- Ancient and classical eras**: Romans, Greeks, and others enslaved large numbers of Europeans (Gauls, Germans, Britons, etc.) through conquest and trade. Viking-age raiders enslaved people across northern Europe.
- Colonial Americas (indentured servitude)**: Hundreds of thousands of Europeans (primarily British, Irish, German, and others) arrived in the English colonies as indentured servants in the 17th–18th centuries—often half or more of European immigrants. Terms were typically 4–7 years in exchange for passage; conditions could be harsh, and some were involuntary (convicts or kidnapped). This was legally and practically distinct from hereditary chattel slavery (temporary, with rights, not property status, and not race-based in the same way). Estimates of total European indentured migrants to British America are commonly in the range of ~300,000–500,000.
- **20th century**: Large-scale forced labor systems under regimes such as Nazi Germany (which used millions of European prisoners and civilians) and the Soviet Union, though these are usually categorized separately from historical chattel slavery.
🚨ALERT: Chaos in Paris: Police Vehicles Targeted Amid Thick Tear Gas as Nationwide Protests Turn Violent in République
Footage shows black-clad demonstrators clashing with police, smoke filling the streets, debris, and barricades near Place de la République during the large October 17, 2026, mobilisation against rising living costs, public service cuts, and education issues.
🚨BREAKING: Historic Limoges Town Hall largely destroyed by fire amid French cost-of-living protests
On October 17, 2026, rioters set fire to the 143-year-old Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) in Limoges, central France, during nationwide demonstrations over the high cost of living. The blaze, which started after masked individuals smashed windows and entered the building (following the burning of police vehicles outside), caused the roof to collapse onto lower floors (except the west wing) and destroyed roughly two-thirds of the exterior; the bell tower also collapsed.
Local officials, including the prefect of Haute-Vienne, Maurice Barate, described the damage as a “catastrophe for heritage” and a “deliberate act by hooligans,” stating the building was “largely lost.” Mayor Guillaume Guérin condemned the attack while noting that public services would continue, saying a monument had burned but not the Republic.
The 19th-century building (inaugurated in 1883, listed as a historic monument in 1975, and architecturally inspired by Paris City Hall) was left heavily damaged as firefighters worked to contain the fire, with shops looted elsewhere in the city centre.