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[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

Please support his man's restaurant

He is the perfect example of someone who has integrated perfectly into the part of our society
that is multicultural

Which, of course, is resented by those in favour of uniculturalism

Hint, hint

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Are BBC Licence Fee Payers Funding the Government's Immigration Policy?

On Thursday 29 October, the Government opened applications for a refugee sponsorship scheme, allowing approved organisations to help bring refugees to Britain. The following evening, the BBC broadcast the final of The Celebrity Traitors. Two contestants emerged victorious, each winning £41,500 for their chosen charities. Sebastian Croft selected Choose Love. Romesh Ranganathan chose the Refugee Council. Both support refugees. One already has a formal role in a government-backed resettlement programme. The timing raises questions.

The first concerns the money. Who provided the £83,000 awarded to these charities? Was it drawn from the BBC's programme budget, funded by production company Studio Lambert, or supplied through another arrangement? If licence fee revenue contributed, viewers are entitled to know. The BBC has obligations to account for how its money is spent. Charitable donations may be worthwhile, but the source of the funds and the arrangements governing their distribution should be transparent.

The second question concerns the charities. The Refugee Council serves as a principal sponsor under the Government's Communities for Afghans programme, working with Action Foundation on resettlement. Choose Love provides humanitarian assistance to displaced people internationally. Neither has yet been confirmed as an accredited sponsor under the new scheme. Will either apply? Has either discussed participation with the Home Office? And were the BBC's producers aware of the Refugee Council's existing government role when the contestants' choices were approved?

Then there is the timing. The programme was filmed months before the Government opened applications, and the charity choices preceded the broadcast. Those facts matter. They make suggestions that the outcome was arranged to coincide with Thursday's announcement difficult to sustain. Nevertheless, the proximity warrants a question. Was there any communication between the BBC, Studio Lambert, the Home Office or the charities about the announcement or broadcast date? If there was none, all parties should have little difficulty saying so.

These questions arise amid wider concerns about the BBC's relationship with Whitehall. Recent disclosures revealed that serving civil servants, paid by government departments, had been seconded into BBC newsrooms, helping prepare coverage of migration, crime, elections and other contentious subjects. The BBC insists its journalists retained editorial control. Yet some officials' contributions appeared without their civil service positions being sufficiently clear. Public confidence depends on knowing where government involvement begins and ends.

The BBC also faces questions about compulsory funding. Ministers are considering extending the licence fee obligation to households using streaming services, including those who never watch BBC programmes. The corporation should therefore demonstrate that its editorial decisions and charitable arrangements remain independent of government policy. Viewers should be able to distinguish a contestant's personal charity choice from any institutional endorsement by the broadcaster.

There may be straightforward explanations for the prize funding, charity selections and timing. The evidence does not establish coordination or improper use of licence fee money. But transparency should be expected of a publicly funded broadcaster. Who paid the prize money? When were the charities chosen? What contact, if any, took place with government officials? And can the BBC show that licence fee payers are funding independent entertainment rather than, directly or indirectly, the promotion of government policy? Those are questions the BBC should answer.

"The first concerns the money. Who provided the £83,000. [...]. If licence fee revenue contributed, viewers are entitled to know."

[dejanira @dejanirasilveir]

🚨Este es el momento en el que la presidenta no electa de la UE, Von der Leyen, advierte ABIERTAMENTE que si Italia vota de forma equivocada, la sancionarán... como Hungría y Polonia👇

¿Es o no es la UE una Tiranía capitaneada por la Von der Leyen?

⚠️EL GOLPE DE ESTADO EN POLONIA ES CAPITANEADO POR LA POR ESTA TIPARRACA ⚠️🔥

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

The French police are finally making arrests over the invasion of the UK.

FYI they've just arrested those documenting it.

Not invaders, not traffickers, those exposing it.

Europe is fucked.

[Simone Pillon @SimoPillon]

Questa è Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, giudice eletto da Tusk alla corte costituzionale polacca. Prima ancora di giurare e di prendere possesso della carica di giudice si è autoproclamata presidente, dichiarando destituiti il presidente e il vicepresidente della corte stessa.
lIl premier Tusk ha poi fatto circondare il palazzo dalla polizia per impedire al vero presidente e al vero vicepresidente di entrare e cacciare questa signora.
È dovuto rientrare di corsa il presidente della repubblica Nawrocky che, aprendosi un varco a gomitate, è entrato nel palazzo della corte e ha tolto di mezzo fisicamente la non-giudicessa, che si era messa sulla porta, ordinando poi il ripristinando la legalità.
Che volete farci: non-avvocatesse, non-giudici, non-presidenti... loro son fatti così: la democrazia vale solo quando vincono loro.
Se no, tutto è lecito: frodi elettorali, colpi di stato, uso politico della magistratura, attentati, piazze violente, etc etc. Partendo da Bruxelles fino all'Ungheria, dal Brasile alla Romania, dalla Polonia alla repubblica Ceca, dalla Francia fino agli stessi USA passando per Gaza, loro sono i buoni e tutto diventa lecito se a commetterlo sono loro.
E se qualcosa va male o li prendono in castagna, prima frignano, e poi dicono che è colpa di Putin.
Stavolta a quanto pare hanno trovato duro, con un presidente della repubblica polacca giovane e deciso.
Ma ci riproveranno, non temete.

[LinfordSox @AnemicSausage]

Exactly

[Charlotte Gill @CharlotteCGill]

Omg Bash gave his money to CHOOSE LOVE - “for queer refugees and displaced people” - and Romesh donated his to the Refugee Council. The Refugee Council received £41,588,000 from taxpayers between 2021-25 and Choose Love’s total income for 2025 was £12,593,084! They do not need the money. So many small, struggling charities could have done with the help and publicity! #celebritytraitors

[TheLastEnglishMan🇬🇧 @EndangeredBrit]

As of right now, October 31st at 11:07am, 12 hours after the scenes in Poland, @BBCNews have removed all reports, articles and coverage of the Dictatorship of the Polish Prime Minister @donaldtusk trying to cancel democracy. Why? It doesn't fit their agenda. The BBC is supporting the EU and their attempt to destory the last true European country left. Traitors. See my screen video below.

[Russell Quirk @russellquirk]

Where is the outrage from the media and the City?

Why is Burnham not being hounded out of office with ‘lettuce’ comparisons?

[Mr Knight ✝️ 🇬🇧 ➡️ @MrKnight2205]

More footage has emerged showing what happened at the top of the stairs between Caroline Voaden and Nigel Farage.

Once again it completely contradicts her account.

At no point does the footage show Nigel behind Caroline or trying to push her out of the way.

What it does show is Caroline continuously badgering Nigel until he finally moves out of the way and lets her barge past him.

Yesterday she said the incident occured before the footage showing her barging past him.

Now a second clip has emerged showing what happened at the top of the stairs, she's now saying the incident happened before that clip as well.

Ok Caroline.

We can clearly see a long line of people queueing in single-file behind you in the new clip, did he push all of those people out of the way as well?

Now all the usual left-wing suspects in the media and politics are accusing Nigel of being 'scared' of the Lib Dems.

No, he just understands that after trying everything else to discredit him, they are now sinking even lower by trying to brand him as some kind of misogynistic bully and I don't blame him for not wanting to be anywhere near them.

We see what they're doing and they're not happy that this time it has backfired massively.

Imagine what would be happening now if none of this footage had emerged.

Vote Reform.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Poland knows exactly the damage of communism.

Stop Donald Tusk!

[Charlie Walsham @CharlieWalsham_]

Tonight’s finale of The #CelebrityTraitors has left a very sour taste in my mouth. Why? Well, let’s look at where the prize money is going.

Bash’s chosen charity supports refugees, but, and I quote, ‘predominantly queer refugees’.

Let’s not pretend ‘queer’ simply means gay. It’s an umbrella term encompassing sexuality and identity, closely associated with the promotion of woke supremacist gender ideology.

Naturally, not to be outdone in the virtue-signalling stakes, Romesh’s charity also supports refugees.

Meanwhile, across Britain, millions of ordinary viewers of this programme are struggling to make ends meet. Barely affording to fill their cars with fuel. Wondering how on earth they’ll pay for heating their homes this winter. Struggling to get a GP appointment. Dreading the cost of the weekly shop.

Yet here we have wealthy celebrities, paid generous fees to appear on a BBC game show, choosing to give their winnings to refugee charities rather than organisations helping needy people in Britain.

And let’s not forget who funds the BBC. It’s not ‘queer’ refugees, is it?

Of course genuine refugees deserve compassion, irrespective of whether they’re ‘queer’ or not. But I suspect a great many viewers will be wondering why neither winner chose to support charities helping Brits. And perhaps it’s escaped the attention of Bash or Romesh, but some of the so-called refugees in this country are taking advantage of their new-found freedoms to commit heinous crimes.

It’s the sheer disconnect that astounds me. This privileged metropolitan celebrity class seems to inhabit an entirely different world from the ordinary people who help pay their wages.

I’m afraid tonight’s finale illustrated that disconnect rather perfectly.

[Arturo Villa @arturovilla]

Un Jefe de Estado ha tenido que entrar así en el Tribunal Constitucional para evitar un golpe de Estado, y ningún medio de comunicación español te lo ha contado.

Ha sido en Polonia y has tenido que enterarte por X.

Pregúntate por qué.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

🚨 GB NEWS EXCLUSIVE

SHOCKING FOOTAGE
Attempted stabbing on migrant boat off of France.

He’s on way here.

WE WARNED YOU HOW DANGEROUS THESE MEN ARE !

[LinfordSox @AnemicSausage]

And our socialist PM here in the UK wants us back in the EU. He needs his bumps read.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

What just happened in Poland is something every Western citizen should look at squarely. Because it's the trailer for what's coming to the rest of us.

Friday night in Warsaw, the president of the Constitutional Tribunal and his vice-president were "suspended" for a month. The announcement appeared on the Tribunal's own website, which the Tribunal's leadership says was unlawfully taken over. Right after, riot police deployed around the country's highest court and entered the building. The President of the Republic, Karol Nawrocki, was mid-flight to Senegal. He turned the plane around.

Read that again, slowly. In a European Union member state, in 2026, police walk into the constitutional court and the head of state has to rush home.

This is not an accident. It's the endpoint of a method. December 2023: barely in office, the Tusk government cuts the signal of the public news channel and puts public television into liquidation. Then it stops publishing the Constitutional Tribunal's rulings in the official gazette. When the Tribunal suspends one of its reforms, a ministry calmly replies that the court has "no legal basis" to operate. The justice minister moves to strip the court president's immunity. And when none of that is enough, they send in the uniforms.

The official story is "we are restoring the rule of law." It's always the official story. Nobody has ever dismantled a democracy while announcing they were dismantling a democracy.

Now zoom out. Why now?

Because the globalist project is losing its grip. They lost the media war: people get their information elsewhere, compare, verify, and no longer trust the official line. They lost the trust of the people. And the countries that are bouncing back, the ones finding their energy, their birth rates, their pride again, are precisely the ones that understood that the Brussels machine, as it runs today, is not the cure but the disease. Poles elected Nawrocki against the system's candidate. The message was clear.

When a system loses trust, it has two options: reform or harden. They chose. All-in.

Think of an organ transplant. The body rejects the organ. The surgeon doesn't conclude the organ is incompatible. He raises the immunosuppressants. Then raises them again. Until the body can no longer defend itself at all. That's the mechanism now in motion: platform regulation in the name of fighting "disinformation," Chat Control that keeps coming back to the table, the digital euro, a presidential election annulled in Romania in 2024, and now police inside a constitutional court.

And this is where history should chill us. No totalitarian regime of the 20th century began with people who thought they were evil. They all began with elites convinced they were right against their own people, and ready to suspend the rules "temporarily" to save the people from themselves. We know how that ended. Millions dead. I'm not saying it's tomorrow. I'm saying it's the slope, and you don't climb back up a slope once you've started sliding.

And don't think this stops at the Vistula. The tools are European, which means they're already in France, in Germany, everywhere. What's being tested in Warsaw is the answer to one simple question: how far can you go against an institution that gets in your way before anyone pushes back? If the answer is "very far," France in 2027 has been warned. And every Western democracy should be taking notes.

So they have to be stopped now. Not with violence. With what still works as long as we use it: the vote, free speech, refusing to self-censor, and demanding that our judges, our media, and our elections stay independent from ALL powers, including the ones claiming to protect us. This is the moment it's decided. Once the hard phase begins, it's already too late.

Watch Poland. And open your eyes.

[viriato888 𐤊 @viriato888]

UE "A Rússia vai atacar a Polónia"

Uns meses depois...

UE e Tusk tentam fazer um golpe de estado na Polónia

A Rússia nunca foi o problema

Os INIMIGOS estão cá dentro, sempre estiveram

[LinfordSox @AnemicSausage]

Go Nawrocki

[🇵🇱 Stańczyk @NatConPatriot]

A brief explanation for those with no knowledge of Polish politics:

A year ago, the Polish people elected a conservative president, Karol Nawrocki.

Poland currently has a left-liberal government, which, however, does not yet control the courts.

Tusk government is attempting to take illegal control of the courts in order to undermine the election of President Nawrocki.

Only in this way can Tusk secure absolute power for himself. Tusk knows he will lose the 2027 elections, so he is attempting to undermine the state’s constitutional order and to remove a president beloved by the Polish people.

This is literally a war of cynicism and evil against sincerity, the voice of the people, and goodness.

Pray for Poland and president Nawrocki.

[LinfordSox @AnemicSausage]

So disappointed that the money went to those 'charities'. Was it a coincidence that both winners had almost identical ones? Hmmm

[Julia Hartley-Brewer @JuliaHB1]

The end of #CelebrityTraitors was the most BBC thing EVER.

Because of COURSE the two winners are donating their winnings - our licence fee money - to a charity for refugees and a charity for "queer" refugees.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

President Nawrocki is forced to barge into the Constitutional Tribunal as they try to prevent him entering.

The world is watching Poland.

[Karol Nawrocki @NawrockiKn]

W takim momencie Prezydent musi być w Polsce. Przerywam lot do Senegalu. Wracam 🇵🇱

[Alastair Hilton @London_W4]

A wander in London yesterday. Stood in the third world looking towards the developed world. I took my brother, his wife and their two teenage sons on a lovely tour of London. They live in a beautiful house, in a beautiful village in the countryside in England. I thought it would be interesting to take them for a walk along the whole length of Whitechapel Road. They were shocked. Sure, they knew it wouldn’t be an English location, but they were shocked that it is only Muslim. Most women wore full burqas. There are almost zero white people and zero people who aren’t Muslim and very committed Muslims at that. There is zero diversity. There is full diversity in the way the Labour Party mean it though: the eradication of white people. Whitechapel has always been a melting pot of different cultures, but now it is only Muslim. No other culture exists there. I took my brother and his family to many beautiful places across London, but I did think it was necessary to take them here. I think everyone from England should walk this street and realise what is coming to their towns and villages very soon as the Muslim Home Secretary works as hard and fast as possible to import millions more Muslims who hate us and our way of life. Anyway, it was a lovely sunny day and we saw lots of wonderful places that white British people created.