#BattleofBritainDay 🇬🇧 👊 🇬🇧
Battle of Britain Day, is held annually, today on September 15th, to mark the RAF's decisive victory over the Luftwaffe on September 15, 1940.
#BattleofBritain#BattleofBritainDay
'Never in the field of human conflict ...
‼️ Under Labour’s “social cohesion” programme Ofcom has launched new ‘crisis response’ rules for social media…
This includes special response teams during a “crisis” and now Labour is looking at including… MISINFORMATION in those crisis playbooks.
Misinformation is NOT currently within Ofcom’s general remit. So who decides what “misinformation” is? Ofcom? The Government? (Remember Covid.)
And here’s another problem… when they say “illegal content”, that doesn’t necessarily mean a court has ruled it illegal. Platforms make the judgement under the Online Safety Act!
Then there’s the sneaky bit… during a “crisis”, large social media platforms will have a dedicated direct channel for the police to contact them.
How long before verification becomes mandatory and you need a verified biometric ID just to log on? Soon I’d imagine.
Then the State doesn’t just know what you say… it has the infrastructure to decide what you’re allowed to say and what you are allowed to know about! … and that’s the most important bit.
Lovely 🤡
🚨 YOU HEARD ABOUT THE 35 MILLION POUND MIGRANT PAYOUTS BUT HERE IS WHAT EVERYONE MISSED!
You probably all read the headlines that British taxpayers shelled out 35 million pounds to pay 20,000 migrants to go home.
Here is the terrifying reality buried in the fine print that the mainstream media completely overlooked.
The Home Office is quietly running a pilot scheme offering failed asylum seekers up to 40,000 pounds in cold hard cash just to leave within seven days!
Think about the perverse incentive this creates for international smugglers.
Someone can enter Great Britain illegally, live in catered accommodation on our dime, and then walk away with a massive five figure golden handshake courtesy of the British worker.
The government admits it resorts to cash bribes because foreign human rights treaties and the ECHR make regular deportations cost an insane 48,000 pounds per person.
We do not have a serious border policy. We have a state funded lottery that rewards people with cash prizes for breaking our laws. The mask has completely slipped.
RT and SHARE this everywhere to expose the 40,000 pound cash bribe scandal! 🇬🇧🔥
You know that digital ID they said they scrapped and wasn't happening anymore?
Well, now you can use it to prove your age in a pub.
Not long now before the thing that doesn't exist becomes mandatory to live.
🇬🇧🇵🇸 UK: Palestinian Muslim imam responsible for spreading the lie about Israeli rape dogs has been BUSTED raping multiple little British girls.
Every accusation is a confession.
"The entire thing is a self-fulfilling prophecy. The companies responsible for predicting and monitoring and warning of AI doom are funded by Anthropic. The very companies saying Anthropic needs to be regulated are funded by Anthropic. That is the important thing to understand from what we just read for you there. It is impossible for Anthropic to go down. When those companies that Anthropic is suggesting should be the third party regulators are funded by Anthropic. Anthropic is funding the companies that it is suggesting should do the regulating of Anthropic. How clearer could we put this? The entire thing is a hoax. As Trump said, it is a scam. It is a scam on the level on par with the COVID scam, with the climate scam, net zero scam, with the Russia, Russia, Russia scam. And it's all, interestingly, the same people that perpetuated all of those scams who are now perpetuating this particular scam to regulate AI, because really what they want is centralised control. It's the same globalist cabal. We're going to get to their names in a minute. You're going to see it."
Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED.
New Order’s “Blue Monday” reimagined with 1930s instruments by Orkestra Obsolete.
Theremin, musical saw, harmonium ... pure genius. This cover is absolute magic.
🚨🇬🇧 Burnham wants to give Ofcom power to SHUT DOWN social media sites in the UK.
A new bill would let the regulator revoke licences and force internet providers to BLOCK access.
Labour is terrified of people SEARCHING for the TRUTH.
Today is Battle of Britain Day. 145 Polish fighter pilots flew for the @RoyalAirForce in the #BattleOfBritain. No 303 Polish Fighter Squadron entered the Battle of Britain, credited with 126 kills, and was rated the highest-scoring fighter squadron of the battle.
Winston Churchill said: "Never was so much owed by so many to so few".
It is worth recalling the Polish contribution to the UK war effort in WW2.
🆔Hand over your Digital ID to buy a pint
Pubs and other businesses could now ask customers for their digital ID to prove their age as a part of the Government's new laws on digital ID.
"The Government is waiting for people to be locked out by digital ID demands until they intervene, whereas they should have proactively enshrined people’s right to use non-digital ID in law.
It should expressly prohibit businesses from requiring digital IDs for age checks without offering reasonable alternatives" - Jasleen Chaggar
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https://t.co/kBc2H8xlDE
YOU ARE BEING MURDERED:
BY THE USUAL SUSPECTS
Tesco
Sainsbury’s
Asda
Morrisons
Aldi
Lidl
Co‑op
Forever Chemicals, PFAS, found in Food Contact Materials.
Foods with PFAS Poisoning Adults & Children TODAY:
🥩 1. Meat products linked to PFAS
PFAS contamination in meat comes from feed, water, soil, and packaging.
Beef
• Frequently detected in EU/EFSA monitoring.
• PFOS and PFOA are the main contaminants.
• Higher levels appear when cattle graze near contaminated water or historic fire‑training sites.
Pork
• Lower than beef but still present.
• PFOS and PFNA detected in multiple EU datasets.
Lamb
• Often higher PFAS levels than pork due to grazing patterns.
• Lamb is also heavily consumed by groups with higher PFAS exposure risk.
Chicken
• PFAS found in poultry meat, especially when feed or water is contaminated.
• PFOS and PFOA are common contributors.
Processed Meats:
Bacon
Sausages
Deli Meats
• PFAS can enter via:• packaging films
• grease‑resistant papers
• processing equipment
• EFSA notes cumulative PFAS exposure from processed meats is significant in toddlers and adolescents.
🐟 2. Fish — the highest PFAS levels of all foods
Fish is consistently the largest dietary PFAS source in Europe.
• PFOS dominates in fish tissue.
• Toddlers and adults often exceed safe weekly intake from fish alone.
• Marine fish, freshwater fish, shellfish — all show PFAS accumulation.
If someone eats fish regularly, PFAS exposure is much higher than from meat.
🍳 3. Eggs
Eggs are a major PFAS exposure route for children.
• PFOS and PFOA detected in egg yolks.
• Exposure in toddlers can approach or exceed EFSA’s tolerable weekly intake.
🥛 4. Milk & dairy
Milk generally has lower PFAS levels, but still contributes to cumulative exposure.
• PFOS and PFOA detected in cow’s milk.
• Milk is a meaningful contributor for toddlers due to volume consumed.
Remember Bovaer?
🧀 5. Cheese, butter, yoghurt
Contamination routes:
• PFAS in feed
• PFAS in water
• PFAS in processing equipment
• PFAS in packaging films
Levels are lower than fish/meat but still present.
📦 6. Packaging-linked PFAS contamination
PFAS migrates from:
• plastic films
• absorbent pads
• grease-resistant papers
• inks
• adhesives
• anti-fog coatings
• security tag laminates
FACTOR IN FARM FEED ADDITIVES LIKE BOVAER AND LEGACY CHEMICALS, BANNED ELSEWHERE, LIKE GLYPHOSATE:
Eating Supermarket Food is the Ultimate Health Roulette.
Long-Term Use:
Maybe You Survive
Maybe You Die
Remember:
THIS. IS. ALL. LEGAL.
Un enfant tue un huîtrier-pie en le tenant par la tête et en le faisant tourner 👇
Cet enfant accompagne un adulte à la chasse, et voilà ce qu’il est amené à faire.
Nous déposons plainte pour acte de cruauté sur les animaux.
📹 filmé en baie de Somme, août 2026
“If misinformation really were the threat ministers describe, one would expect its footprint to be visible in what people believe.”
Labour are planning to build the most restrictive apparatus of speech control since Charles I. The evidence it relies on does not survive contact with reality.
In July, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy flounced off X, taking her government department with her, blaming mis- and disinformation for her departure. Weeks earlier, her department had published its green paper, Watch this Space, which suggests platforms be compelled by law to give prominence to “regulated public service media” such as the BBC. Meanwhile, Lucy Powell, Labour’s Deputy Leader, wants platforms brought under “some of the same requirements” of accuracy and balance as licensed broadcasters during election campaigns.
Beneath this sits a single document: a 136-page “evidence review”, commissioned by the Government Office for Science (GO-Science) from a seven-person team at Sheffield University. Its authors made no attempt to establish what was actually true or false online. Instead, by their own account, they relied on summaries generated by large language models of 228 academic papers they had not read.
More significant is what the review missed. A Nature paper by Budak and her colleagues states that “public intellectuals and journalists frequently make sweeping claims about the effects of exposure to false content online that are inconsistent with much of the current empirical evidence”. Visits to 490 websites deemed “untrustworthy” made up just 5.9 per cent of Americans’ clicks on news sites; with television included, “fake news” accounts for roughly 0.1 per cent of the average media diet. “This reality,” the authors observed, “is not reflected in public discourse about social media.”
Britain has been here before. In July 1637, the Star Chamber of Charles I decreed that nothing might be published without a licence from approved authorities.
The Government’s case rests on a review that read nothing, measured nothing, and ignored the research that contradicted it. The case for the most far-reaching apparatus to restrict peacetime speech since the ousted Stuart king amounts to misinformation about misinformation.
Read more from FSU Director of Policy and Research @DavidRoseUK in The Critic and his report below 👇
Oh how lovely : you’ll be “allowed” to use Digital ID
You’ll be “able” to use it to ‘prove who you are’ at a Pub or supermarket
You see how this works…
So you 'allow' digital ID
now you say its not mandatory
But just like contactless card payments
Increasingly far fewer places actually take cash
And gradually we are there - digital ID for pubs, supermarkets, our phones and The Internet
All for health and for safety of course....
So ‘convenient’
Make sure you sign The Pledge today 👇
🌫️✈️ 73 AVIONS EN 60 MINUTES POUR LUTTER CONTRE LE CLIMAT... OU CONTRE LES HOMMES ?
73 avions en une heure pour obscurcir le soleil et lutter contre le « Changement Climatique »
C’est l’alibi parfait pour pouvoir pulvériser les gens comme des insectes.
Est-il encore possible de faire l’autruche en 2026?