Andy Morris

West Ham United⚒

[Colin Brazier @ColinBrazierTV]

Labour’s onslaught against Jim Ratcliffe, a man raised in a council house who went on to found a firm employing 18,000 people, says a lot about a growing desire on the Left to dehumanise the wealthy. Even (in fact especially) those who started with nothing.

My latest monologue.

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@Brunte84 @afneil A grown up in the room

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@WestHam Sorry,were you playing today Jarrod?

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@EFL @Rovers 🤣

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@IanSZNian Perryman

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@GunnerPuls Rodri

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@Drejordan Ancelloti

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@CharlieLWHU What exactly has he fucked up?What do you know about Staveley?

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@weeglesgapoet 😅❤️

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@postanythingLFC Disgrace

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@henrywinter Thank you Henry.Perhaps have a word with @Ally_McCoist9 about his biased opinion.

[Yehuda Teitelbaum @chalavyishmael]

One of the most thought provoking speeches I've seen in a while.

@Miss_Snuffy on how raising a generation to see the world through oppressors and the oppressed is changing the West.

If you don't have time, bookmark it. It's worth every second.

WATCH:

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@weeglesgapoet Thankyou sweetheart😮‍💨

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@rich_energy 🤣

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@Mo51567Morgan @Noitedecopa They're from south east london

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PEP 😂😂😂😂😂

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I suggest everyone tweet a pic of @Coufi5 and show him our support ♥️⚒

[Bev Turner @beverleyturner]

They can politely F the actual F off.

They do not kill colds.
They do not kill transmission.
They kill communication.
They kill human connection.
They kill child speech development.

They make people look mentally ill.

What have I missed off that list...?

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@PaulEmbery

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

There's a madness gripping Britain, and it speaks in euphemisms. It talks about "inclusion", "respect", "modern terminology". But strip away the soft words and you find something far darker: a regime of linguistic obedience where a man's livelihood now hinges on whether he polices other people's speech. That is what happened to Simon Bailey, a fireman of nearly thirty years, hounded out of his job because he didn't bark at his colleagues for using a word that every Briton has used since childhood. This wasn't a dispute over language. It was the public shaming of a man who wouldn't bend the knee to the new faith.

The truth is stark. Bailey wasn't punished for wrongdoing. He was punished for failing to perform the role of political enforcer. The fire service didn't care about his record, his commendations, or the decades he spent running into burning buildings. They cared that he didn't act as a language warden for a set of rules that weren't even written down. In any sane country, a senior firefighter who risked his life for others would be treated with honour. In modern Britain, he is hauled before a tribunal because he didn't scold his men fast enough when someone said "fireman".

What makes this episode so revealing is how one person's sense of offence became the law of the land. A firefighter complains that the word is "outdated" and "sexist", and overnight her subjective feelings become organisational doctrine. No debate. No directive. No settled policy. Just a demand that everyone fall in line. And when Bailey didn't, when he refused to badger grown adults over a harmless word, the system moved with ruthless speed. He was humiliated, given a final written warning, and left to crumble under the weight of a process designed to break him. He became, in his own words, "a shell of himself" – and that was the point. Show trials aren't about guilt. They're about obedience.

What we see here is institutional cowardice dressed up as progress. Management didn't stand by their man. They threw him to the wolves to protect themselves from another headline, another tribunal, another activist grievance dressed as justice. They let a veteran fireman – someone who spent a lifetime protecting the public – become collateral damage in a culture that rewards outrage and punishes backbone. When the people who run your fire service are more frightened of hurt feelings than burning buildings, you know you're living in a country that has lost all sense of proportion.

And this is the real rot. Authority has been outsourced to activists. Acheson's ideology – grievance inflation, speech policing, the cult of permanent offence – is now the default setting of public institutions. Ordinary workers are forced to tiptoe through a moral minefield, knowing that one misplaced word can ruin them. Experience counts for nothing. Loyalty counts for nothing. Service counts for nothing. The only thing that matters is whether you obey the latest rules of ideological fashion, even if those rules shift week to week.

Simon Bailey didn't fail the fire service. The fire service failed him. And in doing so, it exposed something rotten at the heart of modern Britain: a country where the guardians of public life would rather crush a man of character than risk upsetting the commissars of language. A country where the word "fireman" is treated as a threat, but witch-hunts against decent people are applauded as courage.

This wasn't discipline. It was a purge. A warning to everyone who still believes in plain speech and common sense. Obey, or suffer. Conform, or be cast out. And unless this mindset is fought – openly, fearlessly, relentlessly – there will be many more Simon Baileys before this culture burns itself out.

"Simon Bailey didn't fail the fire service. The fire service failed him. And in doing so, it exposed something rotten at the heart of modern Britain"

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@COYIronscom Surrender