Barry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

I'm not always PC ..I won't lie and kiss your ass if I think you're wrong.

[TheShadeBorough @theshadeborough]

Alison Hammond has responded after Katie Hopkins took to Instagram to comment on the TV host, calling her a ‘brick sh**shed’ and a ‘chumba wumba’.

Hopkins also referenced Hammond’s recent panic attack and the media attention she received after being rushed to hospital. The video has been viewed well over a million times, including by Alison herself, who responded in the comments.
#TSBCelebs #TSBTalks

[Ms Panther @150G512XD]

Jamie’s repatriation, funeral and final resting place 😢💔

Jamie was only 20 years old, heartbreaking 💔

We shall remember this brave young man who gave his all ❤️🇬🇧

[Robbie @Robbie_Reasons]

Andrew Fox, a former British Army officer, the parachute regiment.

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Almost all of these joyful young women were so savagely butchered on October 7th by Hamas devils they were not in a fit state to be shown to their parents.

A nose ring the only thing left in a face without a face.

A knife all the way through a head.

Genitals … you don’t want to know.

If we can’t name evil when it so clearly identifies itself then who are we?

Go on, march for that.

[Mister Rabbit 🩸 @twitchy562exo]

If you know any Policemen ... ostracise them.

Shun their kids.

Shun their wives.

Turn your faces away from them.

It's a VERY powerful social weapon.

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[👑 @Cairnlodge1]

Source: UK PULSE 🇬🇧

“Almost a year after burying his baby daughter, #LanceCorporal #StephenMcKee was laid to rest beside her.” 🕊️

There are some stories of military service that are difficult to read without thinking first of the person behind the uniform. Stephen McKee’s is one of them. He was a 27-year-old husband, father, son and brother from #Banbridge, #CountyDown, whose life was marked not only by his commitment to the Army, but by a family tragedy that he had already endured before he lost his own life in #Afghanistan.

In 2010, Stephen and his wife Carley suffered the devastating loss of their baby daughter, Keeley, who died just two days after she was born. The Ministry of Defence later described the enormous strength Stephen had shown during that deeply difficult period. He remained devoted to his family while continuing his military career with The #RoyalIrishRegiment. ☘️🇬🇧

When Stephen was killed less than a year later, the tragedy became even more painful. On 9th March 2011, while serving with #1stBattalion, The Royal Irish Regiment, on operations in #Helmand Province, his vehicle struck an improvised explosive device during an operation in the northern Dashte area of Nad ‘Ali district. Stephen was killed in the blast.

His military journey had begun in 2003, when he joined #3rdBattalion, The Royal Irish Regiment as a part-time soldier. After the Home Service was disbanded, he transferred to the 1st Battalion and joined them at Tern Hill in April 2007. He served in B Company before moving to the Machine Gun Platoon in D Company in 2010. He had already deployed to Afghanistan on #OperationHERRICK 8 in 2008 and, shortly before his final deployment, had completed his Machine Gun Section Commanders Course.

Those who served with Stephen remembered more than his professional ability. His commanders described him as conscientious, generous, hard-working and reliable, while fellow soldiers remembered his warmth, humour and unmistakable smile. He was known as someone who would help others without hesitation and who cared deeply about the people around him.

His family connection to the regiment was also extraordinary. Two of his brothers, a cousin and his father-in-law served in the 1st Battalion, while another brother served in the 2nd Battalion. His younger brother Michael was among those who reached the scene after the blast that killed Stephen.

When Stephen's #funeral took place in Banbridge, thousands came to pay their respects. An estimated 10,000 mourners lined the town as he was carried to his final resting place with full military honours. But perhaps the most #poignant detail was where he was laid to rest: beside his little daughter Keeley in Banbridge New Cemetery. After everything Stephen and Carley had endured, father and daughter were finally together again.

Stephen McKee was not simply a name on a casualty list. He was a young husband who had known the unbearable pain of losing a child, a soldier who continued to serve, a brother within a family deeply connected to his regiment, and a man remembered by his comrades for his kindness, professionalism and character.

His life was cut short in Afghanistan, but the place where he was finally laid to rest tells a quieter and deeply human part of his story. Beside the daughter he had lost before him, Stephen found his final resting place.

🇬🇧 Forever Together — Lance Corporal Stephen McKee, 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment. Killed in Afghanistan, 9th March 2011, aged 27. Laid to rest beside his daughter Keeley in Banbridge, County Down. 🌺

📸 Photographs: Lance Corporal Stephen McKee in uniform; his funeral procession and coffin being carried in Banbridge; and other verified photographs from his military service and funeral.

#ukmilitary #UKPulse #LestWeForget #BritishArmy #FaughABallagh #ClearTgeWat #Ranger 🌺☘️🇬🇧

[🖤SWANKY✝️ @SecondsoutB]

Shabana Mahmood

ABUSE OF POWER

TRAFFICKING TERRORISTS IN TO BRITAIN

PERSECUTION OF BRITISH CHRISTIANS

RACISM

LYING TO THE BRITISH PUBLIC

USING HER POSITION TO TURN BRITIAN IN TO AN ISLAMIC MAJORITY

THIS WOMAN MUST BE REMOVED TODAY !

[Raising America ⚡ @Rising_america2]

Britons 🇬🇧

Do you support Farage on it?

[Donna Louise @DonnaLouise1212]

Fir Vale Academy tried to enforce a uniform. Muslim girls turned up in abayas, got challenged, and the usual machine kicked in:

Green councillor, social media pile-on, claims of children being “shamed” for their faith.

Weeks later the school has invented a “modesty skirt” to wear over trousers, and the principal is busy promising they will never touch the hijab or the halal menu.

Uniform for everyone. Exceptions for whoever shouts loudest. Inclusivity, but only in one direction.

[Barry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 @bazhammer66]

@Apol24611048 @Neccccy It’s clearly a husky or Alsatian you melt. How many Bullies you seen with long necks and long fur. Obviously a dog hater as well as a knob

[Orla Minihane @orlaminihane]

Her name is Miya. She was 11. Investigation is ongoing… 💔💔 RIP little angel.

[Remember the fallen @war_fallen]

Remembering Major Alexis Roberts, 2nd Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles killed in an IED blast near Kandahar, Helmand Province, Afghanistan on the 4th October 2007 aged 32. Alexis was from Kent. #Afghanistan

[KeyserSosse @KeyserSosse]

5th October, 2009

Guardsman Jamie Janes, aged just 20, of the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, born in Stafford and raised in Brighton, was killed by an IED blast whilst on foot patrol near Nad e-Ali, Helmand Province, Afghanistan

Lest we Forget this brave young Guardsman 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

The atmosphere at Oktoberfest in Germany is fantastic: Italian music, beautiful women, beer, and plenty of pork; no *Allahu Akbar*, muezzins, prayer mats, hijabs, burqas, fires, or explosions. This is real Europe.

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

Dear @MothinAli you said “I'm brown. I’m a Muslim. But I’m as English as a Yorkshire cup of tea.”

I don't even consider you to be British 🇬🇧. You are an antisemitic, anti-white, backward Muslim who needs to be deported.

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 LABOUR BETRAYS BRITISH SPECIAL FORCES VETERANS TO WIN FAVOUR WITH BRUSSELS!

Every single veteran in this country deserves to know how Andy Burnham and his ministers are stabbing British soldiers in the back.

Four of the Army's most senior retired generals have just blown the whistle on Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant.

They revealed that Labour is ramming through legislation stripping legal protections from troops who served in Northern Ireland, reopening brave soldiers to endless vexatious legal hounding.

Why is the government doing this to men who fought on the frontline against terror?

To pander to Dublin and butter up the European Union as part of their desperate Brexit reset.

Former Chief of the General Staff Sir Peter Wall warned that our special forces veterans are being treated as expendable pawns just to appease foreign politicians.

While convicted IRA terrorists walked free under historic agreements, elderly British soldiers are being thrown to the legal wolves so Labour ministers can look good in Brussels.

Any government willing to sacrifice the men who risked their lives for this nation just to win pats on the back from foreign eurocrats is completely morally bankrupt.

Retweet this immediately so every military family in Great Britain sees this disgraceful betrayal. 🇬🇧🔥

[Annie🇺🇸 @ag_0012]

Very well said!👏🏾

[Darren Grimes @darrengrimes]

Today would have been Ann’s 79th birthday. Thinking of her today, with enormous affection and gratitude.

[🇬🇧 Rachel @RachelD1892]

Burnham told the people of Makerfield he would not look to rejoin the EU to win the by election.
Now he says he is exploring the options to rejoin.
A clear betrayal of voter trust, he gained power by telling lies
Andy Burnham is a liar and not fit to lead our country.

[Donna Louise @DonnaLouise1212]

Remember folks, Our beloved NHS would crumble without these Fake Pakistani Dr's...

Dr Surrayya Najeeb: demoted at Blackpool over concerns about her clinical performance, then failed an advanced life-support course two days before a consultant interview.

So naturally, she didn’t mention either when applying for another consultant job.

The tribunal found persistent dishonesty and deficient performance. She was struck off.

NHS recruitment: “Diversity is our strength.” 🤡