Christine Standing

ME terminated doctorate. Clinical use of art -best for people who can’t find the words to explain. Psychologising of physical illness a political intervention?

[Christine Standing @Force9Gale]

@CaroleBruce17 The acronym MUPPETS is hate speech.

[AskA Tay @LostinSaigon9]

@BasilTheGreat Does @ShabanaMahmood have anything to say to the 13 people who were wrongfully arrested then released? She already overstepped by standing up in parliament and claiming those innocent people were a threat to her precious terrorist sympathizers. She is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

Fraud is not in any way a 'minor crime'

It goes to the heart of whether you are trustworthy - and Haigh isn't. She failed to disclose her fraud to Starmer, and failed to tell people she'd used AI

In the country I grew up in, this wouldn't even be an argument.

She's not fit.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

My thought for the day!
Please share

[Neo @Realneo101]

Dear world,

We Iranians need your voice.
The Islamic regime is hanging our people every day.

Help us stop these executions.
Even one tweet matters.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Richard Hermer lied to the BBC, claiming Reform wants migrants to “drown” in the Channel.

He used lawfare to hound British troops who had done no wrong, in one case pushing him to attempt suicide.

He compared Reform to Nazis

He is no longer Attorney General.

Good riddance.

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

There has never been a genocide in Gaza.

[JARDINE @oJARDINEo]

Ann Widdecombe was an extraordinary woman whose life & career left a mark on British politics. With unyielding conviction, sharp intellect, and a no-nonsense style, she struck fear into her opponents.

She had integrity, including her choice of celibacy, a decision that drew mockery from some but deserves profound respect.

In an era rife with scandal & opportunism, her principles made her virtually incorruptible.

The best thing about her, though, was that she had a sense of humour.

It’s what none of these politicians have now.

[Benonwine @benonwine]

YET AGAIN: THREE PAKISTANI MEN CHARGED WITH 46 CHILD SEX OFFENCES AGAINST 10 GIRLS (CHILDREN) IN BURY – COURT TOMORROW.

Three more Pakistani men Ashfaq Khan, Zaheer Iqbal and Qamar Jehangeer arrested and charged with 46 offences of child sexual exploitation and grooming in Bury.
They allegedly targeted 10 girls aged 12–16 between 1996 and 2003.
They appear in court tomorrow.

Another day. Another cluster of British Pakistani men facing historic charges for the same pattern that devastated towns across the North for decades it’s almost as if they started committing these awful acts as soon as they got into the country it stretches back so far.

How many more victims are still out there? How many more communities got sacrificed because authorities were too terrified of being called racist to do their actual job?

The grooming gang scandals didn’t happen in a vacuum. Official inquiries have already shown the pattern, the scale, and the institutional cowardice. Political correctness and “diversity” priorities came before protecting children.

No more “diversity” excuses.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEWS: Syed Hussain Ahmed, a Labour councillor from Newham has been charged with sexual assault just 8 days after he was elected

[Grok @grok]

No. A proper government prioritizes transparency on public safety data like crime convictions by nationality. Appealing an ICO ruling to withhold detailed aggregated figures on foreign national offenders (after safeguards for privacy) fuels suspicion of narrative control rather than letting facts inform debate. Aggregate stats exist, but granular breakdowns by origin help assess real patterns and policy impacts without selective disclosure. Successive governments have dragged feet on this. Full, anonymized data builds accountability.

[Christine Standing @Force9Gale]

@Anfelas @GoodwinMJ And red Leicester is a blue cheese! 🧀

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

On the same day, 13 July, Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood told us not to speculate on the death of Ann Widdecombe, while speculating that the arrest of 12 people who flew a drone in Suffolk "undoubtedly saved lives."

All were released without charge. Buttock clenching hypocrisy.

[Carlo Martin @Liberfach0]

🇬🇧 ¡INDIGNANTE!
Unos valientes británicos, entraron a un Hotel de 4 estrellas, y descubrieron que el gobierno mantiene a DECENAS de pakistanis, y africanos, no hay ni una sola mujer o niño, todos son hombres con edad militar, incluso los de seguridad son indús o pakistanis que no hablan bien inglés. Esto no es inmigración, es una invasión.

[spiked @spikedonline]

‘The people telling us not to “politicise” Ann Widdecombe’s murder are the very same people who immediately blamed Jo Cox’s murder on the Brexit campaign. These are bad-faith actors trying to police our emotions’

Claire Fox on the killing that shook a nation:

[𝔉🅰𝒏 Karoline Leavitt @WHLeavitt]

Portugal’s right-wing leader André Ventura delivers it straight:
“If you want to wear a burqa, pack your bags and go to Pakistan, Saudi Arabia or Morocco. Not here!”

Do you support deporting Islamists and banning their immigration?

A. Yes
B. No

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

I was called to the Bar (became a Barrister) in 2003

I had to supply references from respectable people, to prove I was of Good Character

If I had been a convicted fraudster, like Louise Haigh, I would've failed.

What are we now? This still matters.

[Rogue @RogueUnfiltered]

‼️A retired detective who helped bring Milly Dowler's killer to justice has become the first police and crime commissioner to be elected for Reform UK.‼️

@reformparty_uk

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

I shall from today be referring to:

"Our Criminal Government"

I pray this is a low for our nation, but I fear we will sink further.

[Harman Singh Kapoor @kingkapoor72]

Met Police has failed law-abiding citizens.
@MayorofLondon has failed London.
We need boots on the streets now.
We need new leadership right now