Colleen Cleary

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

Pakistan has its own space programme, yet we send it £133 million a year in aid while shutting down Britain's largest space telescope because we “can't afford” a few million.

This telescope helped inspire generations of scientists.

If we keep cutting investment in our own scientific infrastructure while other nations push ahead, we'll only fall further behind.

I hope this decision is reversed. Britain should be investing in its future, not dismantling it.

[Simon Fox @SimonFoxWriter]

#AnnWiddecombe, a wonderful Christian 78-year-old lady, was brutally murdered in her own home in July 2026. WE WON’T FORGET.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEWS: A major fire has broken out at St Andrew's Church in Leicester

Another Church
Another Fire
Another City of Diversity

We all know who is doing this

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Contra to the hysterical media reporting on Climate change causing wildfires, even rolling out Prince William er…

162 people have been arrested in France since 6 July linked to fire outbreaks and 9 in Spain.

The French government says 9 out of 10 fires are human caused, with around a quarter started deliberately and the rest by negligence.

Arson & idiocy are not climate change 🔥

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 JEREMY CLARKSON BLASTS ANDY BURNHAM FOR APPOINTING ANGELA EAGLE TO RUN THE COUNTRYSIDE.

Jeremy Clarkson has just hit the nail on the head regarding the absolute state of Labour's approach to British farming.

Growing food in Britain is becoming financially impossible.

Clarkson was forced to leave 200 acres of his own farm completely empty this year because planting wheat or barley guarantees a heavy loss!

And how does Andy Burnham respond to struggling British farmers? He appoints Angela Eagle as Environment Secretary! 🤡

A career politician who has never worked on a farm and has never run a business in her entire life.

As Clarkson rightly said, putting Angela Eagle in charge of the countryside is like putting Alan Carr in charge of the British Army!

Our Westminster elite are actively crushing British agriculture with Net Zero red tape, insane energy bills, and family farm taxes. They would rather import cheap foreign produce than protect the hardworking British families who keep this country fed.

How can a politician with zero real world farming or business experience dictate the future of our rural economy?

SHARE this everywhere to stand with British farmers! 🇬🇧🔥

[Alan @A1an_M]

Ann Widdiecombe was murdered 20 days ago.

The mainstream media seems to have forgotten, and wants us to forget too.

I haven't forgotten and will never forget.

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

THE WORLD IS RUN BY ABSOLUTE LUNATICS

Seriously watch this.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Climate change or arson ?

Around the world arson attacks on dry wooded and grassland areas are being reported and arrests are being made.

But our MSM gleefully reports ‘climate change’ as being responsible. The narrative is set. You are being programmed.

Firefighters called to two overnight arson attacks in Doncaster https://t.co/AMqyl9C7RD

[PeterSweden @PeterSweden7]

The mainstream media has tried to portray the wildfires that is happening in Europe now as a result of climate change.

France just announced they have arrested 162 people in connection with starting fires.

[Colleen Cleary @collmatt]

@Fibutton Not one mention of the children, mothers and fathers always mention their children.🤔

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

Here is a video from inside the Afrikaaner squatter camps in South Africa

The SA govt has stripped these people of land and employment in the name of ‘social justice’

At the end you can see a militia stealing their food

[@ChatsWithEm @chatswithem]

Anyone with a brain can see there's an attack in our food supply

https://t.co/itm2zXDo15

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

UK data centers consume roughly 6.6 million liters of water every day, yet we are all threatened with a hosepipe ban.

[Selene Mariposa @Selene_Mariposa]

I watched Elon Musk’s interview with The Economist and heard him claim 250,000 girls were systematically raped by grooming gangs in the UK. It sounded too monstrous to be real, so I did what I always do. I went to check the receipts myself.

I wish I hadn’t. It is worse than the number.

A warning first. If this kind of thing enrages you, if you have children, if you do not have the stomach for it today, stop reading here. You do not have to carry it.

Honesty first, because I do not post numbers I cannot defend. The 250,000 figure is not a documented count. It is an extrapolation scaled up from local cases. Here is the hard truth though: it might be accurate, and it might even be low. Nobody can say, because there has never been a full national audit or an investigation of every town. The number is unproven precisely because the country has refused to go looking for it. That refusal is its own answer.

Here is what the government’s investigations did find. The 2014 Jay Report: in Rotherham alone, at least 1,400 children sexually exploited over sixteen years, and that was the conservative estimate. Baroness Casey’s 2025 national audit confirmed the same pattern across Rochdale, Oxford, Oldham, Telford. Nearly 19,000 children flagged as exploitation victims in England in a single year. The Met is re-examining 9,000 cases. No one knows the true total, because for decades the people paid to count deliberately did not.

Both reports found the convicted offenders in these networks were Pakistani Muslim men. And officials avoided recording that fact out of fear of being called racist. Let that land. They stayed silent about who was doing it because they feared an accusation more than they feared the abuse. Girls as young as eleven were written off as troubled teenagers making lifestyle choices. The system did not fail to see it. It chose not to look.

Then the punishment. Some got what Britain calls serious sentences. Shabir Ahmed, the Rochdale ringleader, 22 years for 30 counts of child rape. Others 35. In much of America a single count could mean life. There, 30 counts draws 22 years, and then they let you out early.

Ahmed served 14 years and walked free this July, shielded from the deportation his victims were promised by a 1971 immigration loophole. Several offenders held dual British-Pakistani citizenship, which is exactly why removal was promised and exactly why the failure to deliver it is so damning. Qari Abdul Rauf served two and a half years of six and is still in Rochdale, seen shopping in the town where he abused children. Adil Khan, who impregnated a 13-year-old, called his case racist and a laughing matter in court and argued he should stay because his son needs a role model.

And the coldest part. For years the trouble was not the abuse. It was talking about it. Britain’s speech laws have only tightened since, with people jailed over social media posts, one woman handed 31 months for a single tweet. A nation that struggled for a decade to jail child rapists moves overnight to jail citizens for the wrong words online.

That is the whole sickness. Rape a child and you may serve half a soft sentence and stroll home. Post the wrong thing about it and the state finds its spine.

So make the sentences serious and mean it. Deport who can be deported. Protect the people exposing this, not the institutions that buried it. And count them. Every town, every case, no matter what the number turns out to be.

Failed by their abusers, the councils, the police, the courts, and a state more offended by a tweet than by their suffering. Every betrayal preventable.

These are children. Say it out loud, whatever it costs, because the silence is what let it happen.

Thank you, Elon, for the reminder that when something sounds too awful to be true, the only responsible thing is to go check the receipts yourself. The number was unproven. What sat underneath it was worse. 🦋

[Modarot @AntiComm3945]

@Britains_rights ChatGPT has just given me this breakdown of "fires" at all Christian religious sites across EU, Ireland, UK over the past 5 years. I know what my conclusions are. And the naivety of the left is directly responsible & enabling this decimation of our heritage, identity and culture.

[Devon_Owl @Devon_owl]

@andyburnham Acted on this yet oh grand non elected king of Manchester?

[The potting shed @GardenerFliss]

Every sheep in the UK has to be shorn for its welfare. There is no choice. Yet the heartbreaking reality is that it often costs more to shear a sheep than the fleece is worth.
So tonnes of beautiful British wool are treated as waste, burned, buried or composted, while we fill our wardrobes with synthetic fibres made from oil that shed microplastics into our rivers and seas.
It feels as though somewhere along the way we’ve forgotten the value of the things nature gives us so generously.
British wool is warm, breathable, biodegradable, renewable and grown every single year by animals already grazing our countryside. It deserves to be treasured, not thrown away.
Perhaps the answer isn’t to produce more. Perhaps it’s to remember what we’ve always had, and start valuing natural materials, skilled craftsmanship and the people who produce them once again.

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

Farmers are reporting that data centres are destroying their bees. I don't think people understand how important this is. Bees pollinate about one in every three bites of food we eat. They're far more important to humanity than any Al tool or data centre.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Brilliant! Norway’s state controlled energy company which has reported $11.5 BILLION in earnings in 3 months.

Thats the kind of wealth Mad Ed decided Britain shouldn’t bother with.

And £ Billions more in lost production, jobs, tax revenue and energy security.

That money could have helped fund defence instead of enriching another country. Shh …. We’re saving the planet though 🤡