Promas Jacks

Husband, Father, Army veteran and Patriot. Fully support the people of GB.

[𝓛𝓲𝓷𝓭𝓪 🇬🇧 🇮🇪 @candylush]

Not the biggest fan of AI but saw this and had to share it
Crying

[Aesthetic WorkOut @aesthetics_way]

15 minute full body workout

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@Real_JFK_Jr_ 👍

[Lady Rebecca 💃🏻 🇬🇧 #RestoreBritain 🇬🇧 @LadyRebecca_1]

'Freezing This Christmas' could make Christmas No1👊 But don't buy it yet. Wait until 13 Dec (to 19th) before buying from spotify, then it will count towards the Christmas week sales. We can get Sir Starmer & the Granny Harmers to No1 👋

Please repost https://t.co/Rbzm4yutGO

[Lee Anderson MP @LeeAndersonMP_]

What we are doing @reformparty_uk

Prosecutors have failed to act after an assault on police so we are doing their job for them

Despite compelling CCTV footage, the Crown Prosecution Service has not charged anyone over Manchester Airport attack
Nigel Farage. Richard Tice

Policing by consent has always been central to Britain’s model of policing, since the days of Robert Peel, the founder of the Metropolitan Police. Critically this means having public approval and support, trust in officers, as well as community-based relationships.

The unspoken part of this contract is that it relies on officers serving by consent, putting themselves in harm’s way, usually unarmed. Officers trust that they will be fairly protected and looked after when trouble occurs. They know they will be held accountable and must hold themselves to a higher standard of behaviour and performance.

Everything breaks down if that trust is broken and officers fear they will be abandoned, or used as cannon fodder to suit the political motive of their bosses, other authorities and mainstream politicians. Experienced officers will leave, good people will not join the police and officers will be reluctant to join specialist teams such as firearms units.

Assaulting a police officer is rightly considered beyond the pale and must be treated promptly and robustly. This is why many millions of British citizens support Reform UK’s plan to step in and privately prosecute the assailants of four officers who suffered a vicious, violent attack on July 23 at Manchester Airport.

Despite compelling CCTV footage, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has not charged the two alleged assailants almost four months later. This is despite us serving notice to them on Oct 7 that if they were not going to do their job, then we would do it for them by running a private criminal prosecution against the assailants.

This all seems inexplicable until one digs a bit further. When the CPS wants to send a strong message it can, such as bringing rapid charges and trials, based on CCTV footage, of those involved in disorder and riots in summer 2024. This suited the Prime Minister, who had publicly spoken of his desire that people would be dealt with promptly and severely. Prison space was cleared to make way for people being sentenced.

They received brutal beating
But with the Manchester Airport incident, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating the self-defensive actions of the officers towards the end of the brutal beating they received by the assailants.

The CCTV evidence is crystal clear: four officers were floored by two individuals in a rapid, ferocious attack. Bones were broken of one female police officer. The officers must have wondered what was going on, why were they being attacked so aggressively. Split-second reactions and judgments were being made by the officers to save themselves and possibly protect other members of the public.

In years gone by, the IOPC would have paused its inquiry until after the CPS had finished its work. Now the reverse is the case, it appears the CPS is awaiting the IOPC investigation.

Not surprisingly, police officers across the country are furious with the CPS delay and this IOPC approach. Many have thanked us for standing up for the front-line officers.

We at Reform UK will not stand for two-tier justice and two-tier policing.

We have instructed TM Eye Ltd, one of Britain’s leading private prosecutors with more than 1,000 successful prosecutions under its belt, to do this private prosecution. It has today written to the Greater Manchester Police and CPS confirming this and setting the ball in motion.

We have secured the funding to carry this all the way to conclusion. We are also making it clear to the CPS that we will not tolerate it hijacking our prosecution, then dropping it for political reasons later on.

We at Reform will stand up for police officers even if the CPS and IOPC will not.

[Dawn Melvin Westgate @DawnWestgate]

Dear @realDonaldTrump & @elonmusk

Can you come and save us please 😞

👀 I”m not kidding

Thanks

The U.K. Electorate

PS How does one move to the States. Asking for a friend 😬

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@LozzaFox Dont forget the Welsh ya gimboid 😉

[The Jackal… @ToonDazza]

Scourge of the nation……

[Penny @phughes76340646]

Please share if you feel the same 🙏🏻

[🤍𝕁𝕆🤍 @jomickane]

Seeing as i'm getting little or no interaction at the minute & others are saying similar i'm guessing this is just another attempt to silence us. Its not going to happen. Any British patriots still here share & like & lets follow each other back. Give me a sign that you are still on board 🇬🇧❤️🤍💙🇬🇧

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@TRobinsonNewEra Female genital mutilation is an either way crime and to encourage it is an offence.

[NUFC William @NufcEngland1966]

How many people will RT the British flag on here. Also follow everyone who does 👍🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧✌🏻

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@SkyNews Fantastic!

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@KingBobIIV 😂😂😂 careful what you tweet people it better be the truth 😐

[Joe .... @lincslincs]

@AshleaSimonBF She is a very angry Karen 😂😂😂

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@DerekWarChisora What a fight that was!!!! Derek Chisora absolute beast of a man!!! Best of luck wherever you go big man.

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@AshleaSimonBF Report it to the police and keep us informed of what they do about it. Each person should be dealt with accordingly.
Would be a nice experiment to see where we are after the latest 'far right' protests.

[Promas Jacks @PromasJacks]

@TRobinsonNewEra I could not possibly agree more to every single word! 💪

[leilani dowding 🌸🚜 ☮️ @LeilaniDowding]

I don’t know who wrote this or id credit them.. But exactly this.
@Keir_Starmer is a weak and pathetic little man

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