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[Scan_The_Scene @SecureTheScene]

In the 1940’s when the Germans bombed London, this iconic photo has always stuck with me over the years. It’s a symbol of courage & determination, a true British way to get through hard times - having a cup of tea. Can you imagine if something like this happened today…

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

We are about to witness absolute devastation in showbiz.

Whoever thought that handing the moral microphone to a bunch of attention seeking narcissists was the solution to a real world problem made a big mistake.

They are going to hunt you down.

Let’s see how many media outlets promoted relationships between middle aged men and teenage girls.

You deserve everything that is coming.

The crocodile is hungry.

[Alexandra @Alexandr4Denman]

This is Tanweer Ikram , he refused Danny Tommo bail at Basingstoke Magistrates on September 25th saying he was satisfied there was a real possibility of an immediate custodial sentence.
Tommo had elected Crown Court trial , his barrister offered GPS tagging and a package of conditions and Ikram still remanded him.
Four days later at Portsmouth Judge Newton Price refused bail again but at least he said on the record he was setting politics aside.
Ikram however never said that.
He is deputy chief magistrate , sits on Judicial Appointments Commission that picks new judges and has publicly said he went to Bradford specifically to recruit Pakistani lawyers to the bench!
He is also listed as an advisor to the British Pakistan Foundation , which attacked Suella Braverman over her grooming gang comments .
A senior judge with that portfolio hearing a politically explosive case involving an anti immigration activist ...That's the question worth asking !

[🤍𝕁𝕆🤍 @jomickane]

Andy Burnham has said we are committed to reaching our Net Zero 2050 target..... nobody voted for this 🤬

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

My heart genuinely breaks for those children repeatedly abused by rape gangs, whilst large sways of our politicians, including those right at the top, look the other way, whilst waxing lyrical about justice being rightly dished out to Russell Brand. We live in such unjust times

[Scan_The_Scene @SecureTheScene]

@sharrond62 I find it shocking that those who have revelled in @rustyrockets being sent down haven’t shown the same energy & determination towards the young girls who were r@ed by gangs, illegals committing SA & murder. I have many leftist friends on fb & none shared any posts or commented!

[Susan Hall AM @Councillorsuzie]

Oh isn’t this the truth! Well said Sharron!

[Scan_The_Scene @SecureTheScene]

@LozzaFox @jessphillips I find it shocking that those who have revelled in @rustyrockets being sent down haven’t shown the same energy & determination towards the young girls who were r@ed by gangs, illegals committing SA & murder. I have many leftist friends on fb & none shared any posts or commented!

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

Allow me to introduce you to @jessphillips

Former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls.

Not a joke.

[Scan_The_Scene @SecureTheScene]

@rustyrockets @Meta @elonmusk The reason for not reporting the r@pe was that they were too scared/humiliation, but told 24 people at the time. Those same witnesses are now all of a sudden used as evidence & credible - but weren’t enough at that time when they told the police. What changed? Genuine question.

[Scan_The_Scene @SecureTheScene]

@LozzaFox Did he visit the Christians?? Please don’t send Greta either, we don’t need that kind of cruelty!!

https://t.co/yIcaSiVTJ2

[Brittnie. @DistantDiaspora]

👀🙏PRAY FOR OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST IN ETHIOPIA.

They are not strangers. They are not just names in a news report. THEY ARE OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST, AND THEIR SUFFERING SHOULD BREAK OUR HEARTS.

While we worship freely, Christian families in Ethiopia are mourning loved ones killed in horrific attacks. Children have lost parents. Families have been torn apart. Entire communities are living in fear.

When one part of the Body of Christ suffers, we all suffer.

📖 1 Corinthians 12:26
"And whether one member suffer, all the members suffer with it."

Please pray for the souls of those who have been killed, for the families left behind, for the children who have lost their parents, and for the protection of every Christian community facing violence.

Pray that God strengthens their faith, comforts their broken hearts, protects the innocent, and brings justice and peace to Ethiopia.

Their pain is our pain. Their tears are our tears. Their faith is our faith. We are ONE BODY IN CHRIST.

Do not forget them. Do not stop praying for them. Do not let their suffering go unnoticed.

OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST NEED OUR PRAYERS, OUR LOVE, AND OUR VOICES.

#PrayForEthiopia #OneBodyInChrist #ChristianPersecution #EndChristianPersecution

[Queen Natalie 👑 @TheNorfolkLion]

Why should we donate to charities like Children in Need and others when they’re sitting on such large amounts of money and investments?

[Katie Hopkins @KTHopkins]

Undefeated since before you were born, c*nt.

[Scan_The_Scene @SecureTheScene]

@Jo_Marney @SAantoinette86

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

The Labour Government’s decision to introduce an “anti-Muslim hostility” definition has helped embed a de facto Islamic blasphemy law in British society.

Blasphemy laws were abolished in England and Wales in 2008 because they are fundamentally opposed to liberal democratic principles. Labour has brought them back through the back door for Islam alone. Criticism of Islam can now carry serious consequences, including prosecution, ostracism and cancellation.

This blasphemy law has been introduced without Parliament’s approval, yet it is being enforced by the police and courts.

At the Free Speech Union, we are uniquely placed to see the scale of the problem facing the country.

Stephen Gray, an FSU member and former police officer of 27 years, was charged with being “grossly offensive” — an offence under the Communications Act 2003 — for sharing a joke on Facebook mocking the Prophet Muhammad. The image showed a rasher of bacon and a man wearing a turban, alongside the text: “Fun facts about bacon! People who eat bacon have a lower chance of marrying a nine-year-old”. Mr Gray was fined more than £1,000 in fines and costs and now has a criminal record.

The Free Speech Union is supporting Stephen in his appeal, which is due to be heard on 13 November.

Another case is that of Kellie-Jay Keen, the women’s rights campaigner, who was charged under Section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 over posts on X criticising Islam, Muslim cultural practices and Islamism. @SpeechUnion is also supporting @ThePosieParker.

It is not a crime to criticise a religion. No religion should be shielded from legitimate challenge, debate or criticism in a free society.

Speaking to Hardeep Singh, the Free Speech Union’s Director of Case Management, Dr Ben Jones said that, in the eyes of the state, it is clear that we cannot criticise Islam.

Since Labour came to power in 2024, the number of people seeking help from the Free Speech Union after getting into trouble over comments relating to Islam has risen fourfold. @BenBarryJones said: “We’ve had the state, in the form of the Crown Prosecution Service, attempt to charge a man for causing ‘harassment, alarm or distress’ to what it called ‘the religious institution of Islam’”.

As a result of the “anti-Muslim hostility” definition, the number of cases will inevitably grow.

But the risks facing those who criticise Islam are not limited to prosecution and cancellation. For many, it can be a matter of life and death. Consider the religious studies teacher at Batley Grammar School, who was forced into hiding after showing his class a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad while discussing the massacre of journalists at Charlie Hebdo in Paris.

A false accusation of blasphemy also cost Samuel Paty, a French schoolteacher, his life.

We must not let an Islamic blasphemy law take root.

Read more below in @TheCriticMag 👇

[Samantha Smith @SamanthaTaghoy]

The Government has looked survivors in eyes for years and swore that “lessons would be learned” from the suffering of millions of little girls and boys. They promised they would do better.

SPOILER ALERT: they haven’t.

Ministers have made countless promises to implement the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse. They promised justice, action, accountability, and change.

Those promises have been rehashed time and time again by senior politicians across successive governments.

But now?

The Government says that we cannot rely upon ministerial promises made in Parliament, and that such promises cannot give rise to expectations about future action. They are trying to hide behind Parliamentary privilege to claim immunity against anything they say in the Chamber of power.

They are using their privilege to do the very thing they promised to put a stop to:

Avoiding accountability.

If the public can’t rely on promises made in Parliament, what can we rely on?

If survivors can’t trust that those in power will finally admit their failings and act to prevent other little girls and boys from suffering the way they did, what can they trust?

We hear ministers make promises.
We’re told lessons have been learned.
We expect change to follow.

Despite being ignored by the political elite for decades, survivors have been asked to put their faith in those very same people.

Survivors have spent years putting their faith into Ministers who had never once proven themselves worthy of that faith, hoping that they weren’t lying when they promised that this time would be different.

To now be told that Ministerial promises cannot be relied upon is not just a legal argument, it is a fundamental betrayal of survivors.

More than that, it is a betrayal of every little girl and boy across the UK who is vulnerable to abuse because the Government refuses to make the changes they promised to protect against future abuse.

Today, the Government has to answer for their inaction without any Parliamentary privilege to hide behind.

This is David vs. Goliath.
And we’re all rooting for David.

Thank you, @TMOFCharity.
Thank you. https://t.co/YkCmtALCTw…

[Rogue ❤️ @RogueUnfiltered]

‼️A MUSLIM MAN WHO RAPED A 13 YEAR OLD GIRL AFTER GROOMING HER ON FACEBOOK, WAS SPARED PRISON, DUE TO HIM ATTENDING A MUSLIM SCHOOL- WHERE THEY WERE TAUGHT THAT WOMEN ARE WORTHLESS!!! ‼️

How many of you are fed up with the two tier justice in our country?

THE UNITED KINGDOM IS NO LONGER UNITED.

ITS FRAGMENTED.

[🤍𝕁𝕆🤍 @jomickane]

This is Emily Geer. She captured her own assault on camera and handed it to Greater Manchester Police, only to be told officers dropped the case because the suspect simply ignored their letters and knocks at his door. The video footage captured a man appearing to lash out and strike her.
Emily handed the video over to Greater Manchester Police immediately, gave a full statement from her home, and received a crime reference number.
Officers initially told her they were pleased with the footage and spoke positively about tne evidence.
Yet seven months later, Emily received a text message from the investigating officer confirming the entire case had been closed with no further action taken.
The force explained that they had tried to set up a voluntary interview without arrest, but the suspect refused to engage with letters, phone calls, or visits to his house. The six-month statutory time limit to prosecute the offence then ran out, forcing police to shut down the file entirely. Emily says the decision has left her t terrified because the man knows she tried to have him arrested and still frequents the area.

[John Hannam @JohnHann04]

Please read. This is factually and morally correct. If this continues it is an erasure of English identity and will cause far far more trouble than it ever solves.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

The cover up has been fully exposed.

We can all thank @elonmusk for bringing this issue into the public conciousness.

[Kellie-Jay Keen @ThePosieParker]

There are 2 billion Muslims on this planet.