Rog the 2nd

Grumpy old git

[Margarita Simonyan @M_Simonyan]

So, let me get this straight. Le Pen faces imprisonment over €2.9M EU funds that she allegedly misused.

But IMF chief Christine Lagarde was found guilty of handing €403M of EU taxpayers' money to a tycoon, yet received no sentence and is now running the ECB.

Fascinating.

[SuspendedDeshBhagat @DeshBhagatLaun1]

@BGatesIsaPyscho

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

@Keir_Starmer A report just literally admitted these homes are being built for illegal migrants to rehouse them from hotels.

Have you ever been honest with the public about anything just once?

[🤍𝕁𝕆🤍 @jomickane]

🤔🤷‍♀️ @JeremyClarkson

[Faraz Pervaiz @FarazPervaiz3]

🇬🇧UK: Muhammad Bilal, 38, tried Raping a 12-year-old British #Christian girl. Flew from Algeria to London, arrived to meet in Manchester with evil intentions, caught red-handed.

Please Repost and Raise your voice for British Christian Girls.

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

https://t.co/yEmSVTKJ6D

BREAKING:🚨 REFORM UK IN PANIC MODE — SARAH POCHIN’S REFUGEE RECORD SCRUBBED FROM THE INTERNET 🚨

The alarm bells are ringing — and Reform UK is scrambling to contain the fallout.

Sarah Pochin, once a Liberal Democrat and later expelled from the Cheshire East Conservative Group, proudly attended a "Refugees Welcome" event for Syrian and Afghan arrivals in Macclesfield. She even boasted about it on social media.

Now? That post has been scrubbed from the internet.

🧹 Deleted.
🧹 Sanitised.
🧹 Erased from the record.

This isn’t the first time either — following her 2020 expulsion from the Conservatives, her accounts mysteriously vanished back then too.
And now she's being positioned as a rising voice in Reform UK?

What happened to standing firm on sovereignty, secure borders, and opposing mass illegal migration?

Instead of doubling down on principle, Reform appears to be:

❌ Welcoming ex-Lib Dems and soft establishment figures
❌ Quietly removing inconvenient truths from candidates’ pasts
❌ Betraying the very base that built the movement

You don’t hide someone’s history unless you know it’s a problem.

So we ask:

Is Reform UK being rebranded from within?
And if so — who’s really pulling the strings?

The people are watching.
And they’re not stupid.

[Rog the 2nd @Rogthedodge101]

@Nigel_Farage @TiceRichard

As a signed up member of Reform I no longer understand what the party stands for.

I won't be renewing my membership and find myself politically homeless, yet again.....and I suspect I'm not the only one.

You have badly let the members down.

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

https://t.co/yEmSVTKJ6D

BREAKING:🚨 REFORM UK IN PANIC MODE — SARAH POCHIN’S REFUGEE RECORD SCRUBBED FROM THE INTERNET 🚨

The alarm bells are ringing — and Reform UK is scrambling to contain the fallout.

Sarah Pochin, once a Liberal Democrat and later expelled from the Cheshire East Conservative Group, proudly attended a "Refugees Welcome" event for Syrian and Afghan arrivals in Macclesfield. She even boasted about it on social media.

Now? That post has been scrubbed from the internet.

🧹 Deleted.
🧹 Sanitised.
🧹 Erased from the record.

This isn’t the first time either — following her 2020 expulsion from the Conservatives, her accounts mysteriously vanished back then too.
And now she's being positioned as a rising voice in Reform UK?

What happened to standing firm on sovereignty, secure borders, and opposing mass illegal migration?

Instead of doubling down on principle, Reform appears to be:

❌ Welcoming ex-Lib Dems and soft establishment figures
❌ Quietly removing inconvenient truths from candidates’ pasts
❌ Betraying the very base that built the movement

You don’t hide someone’s history unless you know it’s a problem.

So we ask:

Is Reform UK being rebranded from within?
And if so — who’s really pulling the strings?

The people are watching.
And they’re not stupid.

[Kathy 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸 @kathy_kathys2]

WTF! I think it's time for parents to go on strike and not send any kids to school in protest until THIS complete crap stops! They can openly celebrate EID, Ramadan, but WE are in the UK! My bloody is beyond boiling! 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

[iamyesyouareno @iamyesyouareno]

Something to think about.

[Cillian @CilComLFC]

🇮🇪🇬🇧 WOW! Thousands of Catholics and Protestants in Belfast, Northern Ireland are currently marching TOGETHER against Mass Immigration.

When these two communities are putting their differences aside and coming together, you know you’ve messed up.

This is incredible! 🔥🔥

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

The photo on the left is a ridiculous £22bn money transfer to carbon capture corporations.

The photo on the right is a natural, cost effective and long term carbon capture machine.

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

Nurse Jennifer Melle had to deal with a 6 foot transgender woman, a convicted paedophile, who was shackled by two prison officers. He later abusively called her the N-word 3 times.

She later "inadvertently" referred to him as "mister" & "he", despite a 12-year unblemished career St George's, Epsom & St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust @geshNHS she has been disciplined.

She has been judged as a potential risk to the public, now fears losing her job. The Nursing and Midwifery Council @nmcnews is looking into her fitness to practise because she "referred to a patient in a manner inconsistent with their gender identity".

Ms Melle is suing the hospital trust for harassment, discrimination & human rights breaches with the help of Christian @CConcern.

Good luck, she should win.
https://t.co/hKxrG3E5qD

[Mark of Sussex II @sussexmarco]

Finally a Newspaper grows a pair.

[Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) @dshensmith]

Don’t share this under any circumstances. Starmer would be upset about it.

[Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick]

I was brought up in the Black Country by parents who possessed a deep English working-class patriotism.

That sense of national togetherness is now being torn to shreds as unprecedented levels of mass migration transform parts of our country beyond recognition.

The disorienting rate of change is rarely discussed by our media elite, so the numbers bear repeating. According to ONS census data, in central Bradford 50 per cent of people were born outside of the UK. In central Luton 46 per cent of all residents arrived in the past decade. Between 2001 and 2021 the proportion of the white British population in Dagenham fell by 51 per cent; in Slough by 35 per cent; and in Peterborough by 27 per cent. There is no historical precedent – or democratic mandate – for this.

Contrary to popular myth, the UK’s demographics have remained remarkably stable for most of our island story. Yes, we have experienced waves of migration, for instance the Huguenots in the late 17th century, but we are not, like our American friends, a nation of immigrants. Stability has served us well. It enabled a high-trust, cohesive society with a unifying national identity.

Few in Westminster dare acknowledge what is happening. They see the success stories – for instance, the politicians from immigrant backgrounds who have risen to the top of Government – which distorts their perceptions. They reap the benefits of mass migration and are wealthy enough to avoid the costs ordinary Brits face in their daily lives.

In 2016 it was found that there are 416 schools where 50 per cent or more pupils are from Pakistani and Bangladeshi ethnic backgrounds. How many politicians send their children to those schools? If they left their ivory towers, they would see a very different picture – one where mass migration has led to fractured cities, isolated communities, and growing sectarianism.

What I saw recently in Handsworth, Birmingham showed just how far things have declined. Palestinian flags fluttered on lampposts; the Union Flag or St George’s Cross couldn’t be seen. Men outnumbered women on the street, shop signs and posters were emblazoned in foreign languages (with 1 in 7 unable to speak English well) and over half of the population are out of work.

In this ward 45 per cent of the population were not born in Britain and 92 per cent are ethnic minorities. This is not the diversity liberals celebrate as “enriching”, but a monolithic block of first, second and third generation migrants living culturally divergent lives.

It’s impossible to integrate areas like this, as the host society is absent. I challenge even the most devoted pro-migration campaigners to visit and describe it as a success story. It is anything but.

Out of sight, the shameful failures of mass migration are even more concerning. Cousin marriage remains common among some South Asian minorities, with the most recent data showing that in three inner-city Bradford wards almost half of mothers from the Pakistani community were married to a first or second cousin.

There are an estimated 85 Sharia Councils across the country – we simply do not know the full details, other than that they are growing in number. This is despite reports that many of these Councils condone wife-beating, and ignore marital rape and forced marriage. That is a stain on our country that should anger us all.

We have imported ethnic and religious tensions, meaning that conflicts on the other side of the world play out on Britain’s streets. In 2023, for instance, four police officers were injured after tensions in the Eritrean community led to clashes. We cannot accept that as normal.

A nation without a common language or cultural reference points to bind people together ceases to be a nation. In the UK today nearly a million people can’t speak English or can’t speak it well – a situation made worse by government translation services that allow people to get by without it.

Successive governments have rightly been criticised for failing to prevent this. In honesty, there hasn’t really been an integration policy worthy of the name. Cowardly politicians have turned a blind eye and allowed problems to fester. Often they’ve made it worse. Instead of encouraging assimilation, the British state has enforced differences through state-sponsored DEI. Rather than demand immigrants buy into the values, customs, and institutions that attracted them here in the first place, we have tolerated unacceptable practices that offend the British way of life.

Most appallingly of all, the British state has bungled programmes like Prevent which are designed to counter the biggest failures of integration, misallocating resources away from Islamist extremism.

A decade ago, in an independent review into integration, Baroness Casey gave a clarion call for change. But not one of her recommendations mentioned the need to end mass migration. The truth is it’s impossible to absorb the number of people coming into the country and retain a strong sense of national identity. On current trends, by 2050 as many as one in three of the UK population will have been born abroad. Like those who have come before, most of them will settle in urban centres, exacerbating our ongoing challenges. How can we possibly hope to integrate new arrivals into our way of life if there is nothing to integrate into?

That is why we desperately need to end mass migration. I resigned from the previous Government after I couldn’t secure any more reductions. The need for those changes are more urgent than ever.

In Casey’s report she mounted a spirited defence of so-called “British values” (which are, in reality, common Western values) like freedom of speech, freedom of religion and respect for one another. But only tackling extreme behaviour is a low bar for an integration strategy.

We must aspire for more. I want to raise my children, as my parents did, in a country bound by a strong sense of national community, shared customs and tradition, and pride in our history, landscape and literature. One in which people, regardless of their skin colour or faith, live side by side, never ghettoised. It will not be the Britain of yesteryear; however it can still have what Roger Scruton called a love of home.

At an event last week in the Midlands a man rose to ask me a question. He said he was a proud British Sikh, but then corrected himself and said he was, above all, proudly British. He went on to make a powerful speech for a more united country. He called for an end to religious prayers on our streets – explaining there are no shortages of mosques, gurdwaras, and temples – and despaired at the multitude of business groups he was invited to in the West Midlands which divide people by skin colour or faith.

“I am Sikh and a businessman”, he said. “I do not need a Sikh business association to express my views”. He ended by saying, in reference to the foreign flags flying in his neighbourhood that for him, “the Union Flag is the flag I live under and am loyal to, not the Palestinian flag.” Have pride in Britain he said. A standing ovation followed.

We must capture his spirit, and make ourselves one country, under one flag.

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

I’ve paid NI for my state pension, along with my salery related income tax, every single year, in full, of my working life, since I was 18 I’m 62 (44yrs & counting) & I’m still paying - now Labour are suggesting that moneys not mine but possibly someone else’s who’s never worked a single day!🤬

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

This is utter madness, data I have just pulled out from the DWP. £726,000,000 was spent on refugee households claiming Universal Credit in 2023.

For 2024? It's soared to £1,103,000,000. That's 1.8% of the total amount of Universal Credit, 'paid to households where at least one claimant’s HRT concluded they held refugee status'.

The British people are being scammed.

Not a penny should be spent on benefits for anyone arriving in our country illegally.

I'm very much of the view that anyone breaking into our country should be deported.

[Major @MajorGambini]

I’m not even sure Reform is going to Reform anything anyway. @Nigel_Farage has outright told us his policy is not to even bloody try to deport illegal immigrants here already. Why the hell not… cause it is too hard? Give me a break. Is that what everyone thought they were getting with @reformparty_uk. I know I didn’t.

[Kris @KB6767]

I live in a reasonable area but we are a bit close to London. Last week it finally happened, we'd escaped it up until then.
We had a small group of dinghy migrants at the station filming little girls getting off the train from school.
My 11yo will be getting the train to and from school come September. I'm livid.
And all of a sudden a few times a week there's a few hanging around at 8am drinking cans of stella and smoking weed.
What can we do ?