Sam

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Andy Burnham has a choice now.

He can either watch the scenes in England tonight, deploy the army and actually shut the border down.

Or he can do nothing about the invasion, and instead go after the innocent British people who have been brought to the absolute brink by the daily atrocities in this country.

He knows very well what kind of men are on those boats.

Keir Starmer was ultimately brought down because he acted like a tyrant.

Andy, what will you do?

[why @NullContex1s]

@NJ_Timothy The distinction between a historic landmark and an active place of worship really matters here. Its religious purpose shouldn’t get reduced to a backdrop for entertainment.

[Subversive Force @SubversiveForce]

@NJ_Timothy He would never do it here. It’s purely designed to deliberately further erode the CofE.

[Nick Timothy MP @NJ_Timothy]

It’s not a “special landmark”.

It’s a place of worship.

Built to celebrate Christ.

And treating it like a nightclub is completely wrong.

[Sam @SamR1002]

@1lanndo @DailyMail The Jamaican people were also slave owners. Why are the Jamaicans not asking for reparations from the African countries that captured their ancestors and sold them into slavery? The British people owe nothing esp as they were the driving force in ending slavery in the Americas.

[Normal Gay Psychiatrist @NormalGayPsych]

I'm gay. Always have been. And I'm so over the Alphabet Mafia.
Pride went from 'leave us alone' to 'affirm kids, castrate teens, erase women, and call me a bigot if I say no.'
Transing children isn't care — it's child abuse.
Men in women's sports isn't inclusion — it's cheating.
We didn't fight for gay rights so the movement could become this circus of sterilization, compelled speech, and grooming.
Normal gay people want peace and to be left alone.
That's it.

[Omid Djalili @omid9]

The regime in Iran cling on by a thread. The thing I now admire about Hitler is that at least he had the decency to know when it was all over, shoot himself in the head and call it quits.

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

The islamic regime in Iran has confessed multiple times that they are sending terrorist cells into Britain by boats.

Britain is openly accepting them.

And housing them. And feeding them. And paying for them. Literal IRGC linked terrorists.

It's SICKENING.

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

So sad. These poor young people. Why aren’t the usual virtue signalling suspects not speaking out about what’s being perpetrated every day in Iran?

[Paula @paulabearthe2nd]

Knives Seized
Dover 0
Nottinghill Festival 67

Guns Seized
Dover 0
Nottinghill Festival 1

Arrests including sexual assaults
Dover 0
Nottinghill Festival 636

Sex Offenders In Attendance
Dover 0
Nottinghill Festival 86

[Colin Wynter KC @QcWynter]

Message to all parents whose tiny tots have just enjoyed their first day of school.
You took photographs of them standing proudly in their school uniform.
Please remember to send photos to the grandparents.
They will appreciate it & feel very proud.
I know that because I did.

[Sam @SamR1002]

@stellacreasy Where are the women?

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Yes! The true victims of 9/11 are the Muslims.

[Jill Foster @JournalistJill]

I believe it’s useful for the public to see some of the faces behind Gendered Intelligence, the trans activist group ‘helping’ the English Cricket Board to include more men in the female game. Meet Cleo, Jodi, Stone and Amsel.

[Sall Grover @salltweets]

We have been told for years now that “inclusion” is basically the most important virtue there is. But it isn’t. Unfettered “inclusivity” results in a 31 year old man playing hockey with 14 year old girls, their objections be damned. It’s a dangerously stupid idea.

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

THEIR WEDDING WAS SUPPOSED TO BE THIS MONTH.

But Aida could not bear the pain of losing her fiancé to the regime’s bullets, and ultimately took her own life. 💔

Aida Heydari, 25, was engaged to Abolfazl Soleimani, a 27-year-old young man who was shot and killed by regime forces during the protests in Zibashahr, Qazvin, on January 9, 2026.

On Thursday, September 3, Aida took her own life, in the very month when they were supposed to get married and begin their life together.

What a tragedy. So many young lives filled with love, hope, and dreams, destroyed.

#AidaHeydari
#AbolfazlSoleimani
#IranMassacre‌

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

They hanged him at dawn.💔

The Islamic Republic executed rapper Erfan Mirzaei on Sunday, September 6, at the morning adhan, in Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan. No warning. No last call to his family. The rope and the silence.

He was a young rapper. His crime was standing against a regime that kills to survive. He sang of freedom and hope in a country where a song can cost your life. Those who knew him remember a young man full of fire, art, and big dreams. The regime stole all of it in a single dawn, while the world slept.

He was arrested during the January protests and executed in secret, while the Islamic Republic continues slaughtering January protesters in Iran's prisons under a total news blackout.

His funeral is today, Say his name. Do not let the gallows have the last word.

[Sam @SamR1002]

@WiredRalph12 @LBC Your comment is off topic and inaccurate. You were taking about Oct 7th in which Hamas cowardly massacred, raped and mutilated children, women and men. Hezzbollah and Hamas (IRGC proxies) periodically fire rockets into Israel. This is what Israel is defending itself from.

[Martina Navratilova @Martina]

@acnewsitics So do you think it’s ok for males to compete in female sports? This issue is not about Riley at all….

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

David Cameron turned up at Jeremy Clarkson's pub this week, on camera, to say the theft of 11 sheep from Diddly Squat shows rural crime is out of hand and the police need to take it seriously.

Diddly Squat sits in the constituency he represented for 15 years. He was prime minister when the Treasury took roughly a fifth out of police funding in the 2010 spending review. There were 146,030 police officers in England and Wales in March 2010. By March 2018 there were 125,094. Around 21,000 officers walked out of the door on the watch of a man now standing in a Cotswold pub asking where they all went.

It is a fair question. He would know.

This week is National Rural Crime Action Week, scheduled long before anyone counted a flock at Chadlington. On Tuesday farmers, police and countryside groups are in Parliament to ask MPs for one thing: that rural policing is written into the government's police reform plans, rather than left as the bit a force does when it has a spare officer and a quiet Thursday. The timing is a coincidence. The argument is fifteen years old.

The part of Clarkson's story nobody has picked up is in what the thieves left behind.

There were fat lambs on that farm, ready for the abattoir, worth real money by the kilo, and the men with the trailer ignored them. They took 11 breeding ewes. Charlie Ireland, the land agent, said it out loud and then the story moved on to the police hold music.

A fat lamb has a hundred buyers. A breeding ewe has one. Somebody is going to put those 11 Easycares to a tup this autumn and lamb them in March in a field in another county, and the sheep will not know the difference.

Every sheep in England has carried an electronic tag since 2010. Every movement off a holding goes on a licence and into a national database. An honest farmer moving a ewe across a lane files paperwork for it. The most traceable animal in the country was built that way to catch foot and mouth, and it does. What it does not catch is a man with tag pliers and a quiet shed, because a new tag makes a new sheep, and the database believes it.

So the ewes will lamb. Their lambs will go to market with clean paperwork. And a farmer four miles from Clarkson who loses 11 in the same month will be told, by a force with 21,000 fewer officers than it had when the man in the pub took office, that it has been logged.

Cameron is right that the police should take it seriously. He had six years to arrange it.