Ruth McNeill

Not you again :) What can I say about myself? Getting older & hopefully wiser, eternal optimist. Against war, injustice & greed. RT's not necessarily my views.

[Homeland Security @DHSgov]

“We found 146,000 kids so far. Some of these kids claimed that they were raped over 600 times. I don't care who you are. If you can't stand for law enforcement to go find these kids, who are you?” @SecMullinDHS

[Mr. K F - Never Give Up 🇮🇪 @Maximil86429959]

"I'm Irish now. I want to stay here forever" 🇮🇪🤨

~ said the Syrian 'refugee' who gets €500 a week from welfare, who came to Ireland along with nine other families & after he arrived in Ireland, thirty other families arrived later.

Had enough of this abuse yet, Irish people?👇

[David Wolfe @DavidWolfe]

Does anyone else find it odd that $200 billion is spent on cancer research every single year...and the only thing to show for it is a 75% increase in cancer deaths since the 1990s?

[AmericanPapaBear™ @AmericaPapaBear]

Bunch of Mohammads screaming over each other in broken English at the city council meeting in Hamtramck Michigan.

This is what happens when we allow Third World imports to run local government.

We need to restrict all elected offices to natural born US citizens only!

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

The picture is damning. Keir Starmer helped break the guarantee that makes lawful military service possible. That guarantee is simple and absolute: if you obey lawful orders, act within the rules given at the time, and serve the state in good faith, the state will stand by you when the mission ends. Without it, discipline collapses, restraint corrodes, and trust dies. Iraq is where that guarantee was first torn up. Northern Ireland is where the damage is now being repeated.

In 2007, Starmer chose to involve himself in a legal case that reshaped how British soldiers could be pursued after Iraq. Working voluntarily and without payment alongside Richard Hermer, now his Attorney General, and Phil Shiner, later struck off and convicted for fraud, he advanced a claim that extended human rights law deep into active war zones. That decision widened the law, lowered the bar for investigation, and turned clearance into a temporary reprieve rather than an end point.

The effects were immediate and brutal. Soldiers who had been investigated and cleared were dragged back years later. Lives were suspended in legal limbo. Families lived under permanent threat. The state had changed the rules after the fact and pretended nothing fundamental had shifted.

The case of Sergeant Richie Catterall exposes the truth with pitiless clarity. Cleared twice. Reopened a third time on allegations later shown to rely on false material. Thirteen years of pursuit. Severe mental illness. Near suicide. Vindication came only after his life had been dismantled. The submissions that reignited that ordeal were personally advanced by Starmer and Hermer.

From there, the machinery expanded. The Iraq Historic Allegations Team ballooned into existence, fed largely by claims generated by Shiner's firm. Thousands of allegations. Tens of millions of pounds spent. No convictions. What it produced reliably was fear and exhaustion for soldiers who had acted under lawful orders, while lawyers prospered and the process rolled on.

This history matters because it explains the present. The renewed pursuit of Northern Ireland veterans follows the same legal logic, now exercised with the full authority of government. The gutting of the Legacy Act, the refusal to pursue appeals, the exposure of ageing soldiers to endless process while terrorists walk free. This is the Iraq template reapplied.

Starmer's defenders retreat into technicalities. They speak of interventions, points of law, and neutral assistance to courts. That defence fails on contact with reality. Law does not operate in a vacuum. Extending litigation into war zones was a political act with foreseeable consequences. Starmer is too experienced to plead ignorance.

The detail meant to excuse him only deepens the charge. He acted pro bono. He was not compelled. He volunteered. He gave his time freely to a cause rooted in suspicion of state authority and indifference to battlefield reality. That speaks to belief, not detachment.

The continuity is reinforced by personnel. Richard Hermer, Starmer's ally in the Iraq case, now sits at the heart of government as Attorney General. What was once advocacy has become policy. The legal culture that treats soldiers as permanent suspects is now embedded at the top of the state.

This is the core failure. By making lawful service conditional and temporary, the government has voided the moral contract of soldiering. Serve today. Be judged tomorrow by different rules. Face process decades later. That is how hesitation replaces judgement, lawyers replace commanders, and recruitment drains away without announcement.

And while trust collapses at home and the bond between the state and its soldiers breaks down, where is our Prime Minister? In China, managing the fallout from the Chagos debacle and the row over a Chinese super-embassy. Leadership begins with loyalty. If he cannot stand by Britain's veterans, he should not stand at the head of government.

Keir Starmer and Lord Hermer

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

On Bail.
Man accused of raping a child was granted bail and used the opportunity to rape another child.
Remember Lucy Connolly, a bereaved mother, was denied bail for a nasty, hastily deleted tweet.
But Lucy was white and her name wasn’t Khan.
Imagining bailing a rapist.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

Si un extranjero está en tu país y te exige que aceptes y adoptes su cultura, eso no es un inmigrante.
Ese es un invasor.

Occidente necesita DESPERTAR.

[The Kevin Downey, Jr. Show Mon- Fri. 9-11 am EST! @KDJRadioShow]

Hundreds of armed Muslims and yet not one water cannon. Weird, right?

[Ben Scallan 🇮🇪 @Ben_Scallan]

Not one liberal politician or journalist argued that the George Floyd "I can't breathe" clip shouldn't have been shared. They only want to stop you seeing the Belfast clip because it's massively, massively inconvenient to them - 'sensitivity for victims' has zilch to do with it.

[Seán Ako 🇮🇪 @TheAkoFiles]

I walked through the red light district in Brussels today and it was one of the most horrible things I’ve ever seen.

Young women standing behind glass while groups of men banged on the windows and haggled over them like products. Most of the women appeared to be Asian or Eastern European.

The men crowding around them were overwhelmingly African or Muslim men, many still dressed in Islamic clothes.

Anyone who looks at that and sees “empowerment” is sick in the head.

I don’t know the circumstances of every woman there, but it was impossible to witness it and not wonder how many were there through coercion, desperation, trafficking, or poverty.

Nothing about it looked liberating. Putting it lightly it was dehumanising. The women treated like livestock by the most depraved men I’d ever seen.

This is Brussels. The capital of the European Union. The place where leaders gather, policies are written, and grand speeches about progress are made.

Yet just outside the conference halls and beneath the glass towers, this is happening in plain sight.

I only hope Ireland never comes to resemble it.

[GB News @GBNEWS]

‘Taxpayers would be horrified to know how many charities they are funding that perpetuate the open borders we have effectively got in the UK.’

Founder of ‘Woke Waste’, Charlotte Gill, says she’s calculated that £660 million of taxpayers’ money is going to migration charities.

[tag 🇬🇧 @tag4UK]

A 17 year old girl, walking down the street, stabbed in the throat.
A 49 year old man, walking his dog, repeatedly stabbed to death.
A 29 year old women, on her way home from work, stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver.
A 18 year old man, stabbed 5 times, died in handcuffs.
A 6 year old girl, a 7 year old girl, and a 9 year old girl, attending a dance party, stabbed over 200 times.
A 15 year old boy, stabbed 13 times, doused in petrol and burned alive.
A 44 year old man, slashed up, lost his eye, tried to cut his head off.

I mean seriously, wtf is happening, what is going on?

I feel sick, I want to cry.

Please God make it stop.

[Julia Hartley-Brewer @JuliaHB1]

Just so you know who this man is, @ZackPolanski believes that someone smashing a sledgehammer into a police woman's back is legitimate and justifiable "direct action".

When people tell you who they are, believe them.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Just so we’re all clear….

These random unvetted foreign men can jump on a dinghy, break into our country, then be welcomed in?

Put up in luxury hotels, given phones/laptops, have all of their needs/wants satisfied?

Allowed to roam our streets, harass girls, loiter around schools? And the authorities will proactively defend them?

All from cultures that despise women and treat them like shit? And we’re surprised their backward attitude is bringing problems to our towns and cities?

Not one or two, or even a few hundred. But tens of thousands, upon thousands and thousands and thousands. Spread all over the country? Costing us billions and billions?

From Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Eritrea…

All of those beacons of democracy and fair play?

Not just that. They can claim to be gay or Christian, and they can stay? With no real questions asked? Sit on benefits and bring their family in? To be funded by the British taxpayer forever?

And we’re all supposed to be fine with this? Accept it without question?

Are you f******* kidding?!

The answer, to be honest, is quite straightforward.

Send them back. Not some. Not most. Not just those arriving.

Deport every single one.

I am SICK of it.

[Mati Smith🇦🇷 @Trumperizar]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 En Inglaterra, una periodista fue a un barrio de musulmanes a decir que ellos son PACIFICOS

y al rato apareció una banda de musulmanes a decirles que se vayan porque los iban a matar☠️

País destruido por la agenda 2030.

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

Don’t worry about Elon becoming rich with his own money.

Worry about politicians becoming rich with your money.

[Tom Rowsell @Tom_Rowsell]

This photo of police DEI training was leaked years ago.

They do not need to prove hatred.

They do not refer to a legal definition of hostility.

Unfriendliness to migrants can be interpreted as racial hostility.

[Brigitte Gabriel @ACTBrigitte]

⚠️ WARNING TO TRUMP: IRAN doesn't want PEACE, they want TIME

Every deal they sign is the ancient Islamic strategy of Al-Hudaybiyyah: a calculated pause to rearm, regroup, and strike when you least expect it. Used for 1,400 years to lull enemies into a false sense of security before the kill.

Mohammed. Arafat. Iran. Same strategy, different century.

You cannot negotiate with a regime that has already decided you are the enemy. Finish the job.

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Belfast houses more asylum seekers per capita than almost any other place in the UK.

One in 200 people in Belfast is an illegal migrant.

Who could possibly have foreseen civil unrest?

It’s the immigration, stupid.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Novembre 2023. Le PDG de Disney retire ses pubs de X pour faire plaisir à la meute. Elon Musk, en direct, devant le monde entier : « Go fuck yourself. »

Tout le monde a cru à un coup de sang. C'était un tipping point.

Ce jour-là, Musk a dit tout haut ce que personne n'osait formuler : vous ne m'achèterez pas. Ni avec votre argent publicitaire, ni avec votre chantage moral, ni avec vos campagnes de presse. Le boycott était censé le mettre à genoux. Il a préféré perdre des milliards plutôt que de céder un centimètre sur la liberté d'expression.

Pendant des décennies, le jeu était simple : signaler la vertu en public, faire le mal en privé. Financer des ONG « bienfaisantes » qui détruisent les cultures qu'elles prétendent sauver. Financer des médias qui mentent à longueur de journée, qui ont couvert les grooming gangs pendant des années par lâcheté idéologique, qui ont préparé le terrain culturel où un prof comme Samuel Paty pouvait être décapité pour avoir enseigné la liberté d'expression. Acheter la compassion du peuple avec du greenwashing, pendant qu'en privé, vous n'en avez absolument rien à foutre.

Musk a capté ça il y a des années. Et il a décidé de tout casser.

Résultat, trois ans plus tard, jour pour jour ou presque : SpaceX entre en bourse, plus grosse IPO de l'histoire de l'humanité, et Elon Musk devient le premier trillionnaire de tous les temps.

Never bet against Elon.

Le message à tous les milliardaires de cette planète est limpide. Ceux qui financent la manipulation de masse pour asseoir leur pouvoir, ceux qui achètent les médias, les ONG, les institutions : votre modèle vient de mourir en direct. L'homme que vous avez essayé d'étrangler financièrement vaut maintenant plus que vous tous.

Le « new world order » que les globalistes avaient planifié vient d'avoir lieu. Sauf qu'il n'est pas le leur.

Le nouvel ordre mondial, c'est Elon Musk qui le construit. Et il repose sur une seule chose : la recherche de la vérité. Pas le signal de vertu. Pas la compassion achetée. Pas les mensonges institutionnalisés. La vérité, la création de valeur réelle, et des fusées qui décollent pendant que vos empires de papier s'effondrent.

Go fuck yourself, en effet.