I just want my country back.
A country we can once again be proud to call home.
Where children aren’t sacrificed to Pakistani rapists.
Where our border actually means something.
Where foreign rapists are deported, not handed council flats and legal aid.
Where you can speak your mind, without fear of being cancelled, sacked or even arrested.
Where the truth matters more than someone's feelings.
Where the British flag is flown proudly.
Where we grow our own food, actually make our own stuff, and stand on our own two feet.
Where men are men, women are women, and everyone knows the difference.
Where people earn their keep, not indolently live off the system by choice.
Where a GP appointment doesn’t take six weeks.
Where we unapologetically kick out foreign criminals.
Where success is celebrated, not punished with taxes and scorn.
Where the trains can sometimes run on time.
Where we don't have drag shows in primary schools.
Where the rule of law actually means something, and the same rules apply to everyone.
Where young British couples feel able to raise a family.
Where we celebrate the trades and apprenticeships.
Where the criminal justice system can't be weaponised for foul ends.
Where we make things, fix things, and own things.
Where a young mum isn't in prison for posting something stupid on social media.
Where people can actually speak English (mad idea, I know).
Where loyalty to Britain comes first - not Palestine, but Britain.
Where offence isn't outlawed.
Where veterans are housed before illegal migrants.
Where our Christian values are celebrated.
Where we remember who we are.
Where we're proud of what we are.
Where we can proudly call home.
I don’t think that’s too much to ask, do you?
I just want my country back.
An announcement.
Today, I am launching a national inquiry into the rape gang scandal.
It will focus on three questions - what happened, how did it happen and why was it allowed to happen? A crowdfunder has been set up, please see the link below. I will of course personally donate.
A qualified panel will be appointed to oversee the inquiry, with a legal advisory team to support the panel throughout the inquiry.
There will be three stages. Evidence collection, public hearings, report/publication. There will be a secure submission process for evidence, and the hearings will be live-streamed. In non-attendance, questions will still be put on the record and evidence examined. The findings will be compiled, and a report will be published.
Any surplus funds raised will be donated to charities supporting victims, and every penny spent will be transparently published.
Extensive discussions have taken place over the last couple of weeks in regards to the participants of the panel and of the inquiry itself - more details will be announced soon, with the option to put yourself forward. Witness protection and safeguarding will be prioritised.
Finally, I would like to apologise. Promises were made by my former party about holding an inquiry, and those promises were not kept. I tried to push behind the scenes, but evidently I did not go far enough and for that I am sorry. I do not believe that making such bold claims which gave so many so much hope, and then failing to deliver is an honest way of conducting politics - particularly on an issue of this magnitude.
Positive press about a potential inquiry was accepted and used for political gain by Reform and Farage, but no real action was taken. That does not sit right with me, at all.
When I make a promise, I keep it. I stated on March 12th I would do this, and I am doing it.
We are now ready for step one, and this is just the start of the process.
If you wish to donate, especially a larger amount, please read the information on the crowdfunder page - permissible donors only (registered to vote in the UK/UK registered company).
The mass rape of working class white girls by mainly Pakistani men is a rotting stain on our country’s history.
This inquiry will not be able to fully deliver justice, but it can shine a light on the horror, and open people's eyes to the vast scale of the vile abuse and exploitation.
We shouldn’t have to do this, it should be the Government. But as we know, that is not happening.
So, that responsibility now lies with us.
Any support you can give is appreciated.
There will be more updates very soon.
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@thrivalxagency@UTDNosa1 both your points have just proved me right, anyway jordan this was never about anybody’s ability, just the fact our fans are sympathetic towards players who produce mediocrity weekly
@thrivalxagency@UTDNosa1 keep putting words into my mouth, I never once spoke about selling him, Its just embarrassing the sympathy he gets for being shit. also using ronaldo as an example is shocking, when he was garnachos age he won the balon dor 3 years later, garnacho is miles and miles off it.
@thrivalxagency@UTDNosa1 I never once said he was cocky because he’s overpaid, and he is overpaid, because he’s being paid to play football well for Manchester united and isn’t doing that. And stop blaming the fans for players being shit, we have shown 12 years of patience now, your point makes no sense.