SogrA

[Restore Britain 🇬🇧 VOTE LOWE. @RestoreWhite]

We're going to deport your local Pakistani shopkeeper and we're not going to feel bad about it.

[SogrA @ArgosWarrior]

@MecitogluNazife Who remembers scratch n sniff

[SogrA @ArgosWarrior]

@aquitainexox Not a chance Lowe is the next pm

[Forbidden Leaks @ForbiddenLeaksQ]

🚨🚨 BOOOM 💥ENGLAND 🚨THE FIGHT HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN 🔥

Thousands of flags were raised in the center of London in the large-scale operation "Raise the Colours"

🔥You are witnessing the first days of a GREAT REBELLION 🔥

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨BREAKING: Rupert Lowe is the MOST popular politician in the UK by views on 𝕏

Absolutely SMASHES the competition

It's not even close

[@FT ]

[SogrA @ArgosWarrior]

@KEdge23 Bullshit

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

I’m going to auction off the book that hit modeen

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

I refuse to have the sacrifice of my elders reduced to DiwaliRemembranceDay.

Fuck this shit.

This is your children’s history.

Honour it.

Don’t piss on it.

[Wolfahontas 🇮🇱 @Wolfahontas]

🚨 Islam Awareness Month 🚨

DAY 7

As a veteran, I find the timing of Islamophobia Awareness Month during our Remembrance period deeply offensive.

November is when Britain pauses to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our freedoms. Yet, against that backdrop, we are being asked to devote an entire month to a campaign that risks framing legitimate concerns about Islamist extremism as prejudice.

This is no coincidence. The timing and messaging deserve serious scrutiny. It risks obscuring a very real and uncomfortable history: terrorist attacks carried out in the name of Islam, including by British-born extremists who have murdered and scarred innocent people on our own streets.

We should be able to remember our fallen, acknowledge the threat of Islamist terrorism and challenge genuine prejudice without one being used to silence discussion of the other.

I find the timing distasteful, the messaging deeply questionable and the implications for national security impossible to ignore.

I will not be posting an “Awareness” post on Sunday. Out of respect for our fallen, Remembrance Sunday deserves our undivided attention.
How dare you ? It’s day for our veterans @ShabanaMahmood and not for your religion , you are the Home Secretary of UK not of Pakistan , you done the same on Oct the 7 memorial day gave them the ProHamas to march why the F ? @andyburnham The UK PM you don’t give a dam ??

[Sarah 🎭🎶⚽️📚 @SL_Dee73]

Always remembered

[NoMoreGulags @FreedomAus80100]

Our 🇦🇺 Government now says pictures of bacon sandwiches are Islamophobic

Press ❤️ if you love a bacon sandwich

[Lavern Spicer 🇺🇸 @lavern_spicer]

I stand with Poland.

[Danny @doglab]

#LestWeForget

[SogrA @ArgosWarrior]

@IfindWankers How fking dare he

[Knights Templar International @KnightsTempOrg]

Great to see the English marching bands today

[The English Crusader @andrewc44104127]

Hundreds of London black cabs lined Westminster Bridge again today, waiting to take veterans home from the Cenotaph without charging a penny.

The service, now called Cabs for Veterans after running for years as Poppy Cabs, began in 2009 with fifteen taxis parked on the bridge, marking the eleventh hour while they waited for veterans coming off the trains. The drivers had realised something nobody had thought much about: every London black cab is wheelchair accessible, and for a lot of veterans that is the difference between attending and staying at home.

Seventeen years on it runs to over a thousand free journeys, most of them packed into about two hours either side of the service. Drivers meet veterans at the mainline stations, take them to Whitehall, then wait and take them back again. The whole thing is funded by the cabbies themselves, time, fuel and all, often with family and friends along to help.

As one organiser put it, there is no more moving sight than standing on Westminster Bridge as Big Ben strikes eleven and seeing hundreds of black cabs lined up in silence.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Remember them.

[Jamais Vu 🏉 @boot15_vu]

🚨 Islam Awareness Month 🚨

DAY 7

As a veteran, I find the timing of Islamophobia Awareness Month during our Remembrance period deeply offensive.

November is when Britain pauses to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our freedoms. Yet, against that backdrop, we are being asked to devote an entire month to a campaign that risks framing legitimate concerns about Islamist extremism as prejudice.

This is no coincidence. The timing and messaging deserve serious scrutiny. It risks obscuring a very real and uncomfortable history: terrorist attacks carried out in the name of Islam, including by British-born extremists who have murdered and scarred innocent people on our own streets.

We should be able to remember our fallen, acknowledge the threat of Islamist terrorism and challenge genuine prejudice without one being used to silence discussion of the other.

I find the timing distasteful, the messaging deeply questionable and the implications for national security impossible to ignore.

I will not be posting an “Awareness” post on Sunday. Out of respect for our fallen, Remembrance Sunday deserves our undivided attention.

[SogrA @ArgosWarrior]

@TRobinsonNewEra We stand with Poland

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Horror scenes in the centre of Kraków as a terrorist leaves a trail of destruction and death in Poland.

Pray for the Polish people 🙏🏻

Pray for the victims 🙏🏻