jason fagg

SalamManPeace
Through hardship comes ease

[Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick]

I hope Hampshire Police and the CPS have a good explanation as to why Digwa’s brother and father have not yet been charged.

His mother is being sentenced soon for removing the murder weapon from the crime scene.

If his brother and father knew Henry had been stabbed, are they not accessories too?

The brother called 999 to falsely report Henry for racially attacking the murderer.

The father physically detained a dying Henry until the police arrived.

None of them informed the police that Henry had been stabbed. All watched him die, handcuffed, on the ground.

[Roshan M Salih @RmSalih]

Far right currently trying to storm Southampton police station.

If Muslims were doing this the authorities would show no mercy.

[5Pillars @5Pillarsuk]

Police being attacked by far right thugs in Southampton.

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

Henry Nowak was an 18 year-old student on a night out in Southampton.

He was brutally stabbed with a 21cm ceremonial knife carried by a Sikh man.

The footage released last night is deeply distressing and has shocked us all.

As Henry lay bleeding out on the ground, the police arrested him on an accusation of a racial slur.

When he told officers that he could not breathe and that he had been stabbed, an officer can be heard saying “I don’t think you have, mate”.

Rather than attempt to save this young man’s life, the police were more interested in an accusation of racism.

The last thing Henry heard was being read his rights as he was arrested.

When the police are more concerned with an allegation about words potentially said than the fact that a young man has suffered a fatal knife wound, the extent of the mess our police are in is laid bare.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary have some serious questions to answer.

[5Pillars @5Pillarsuk]

"Our nation has been invaded... Many of them bow down to the false god of Islam. This is a Christian nation."

Anti Islam speeches are being made at the far-right Henry Nowak protest in Southampton.

Muslims had nothing to do with the murder of the 18 year old and the subsequent police mishandling of the case.

[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

THE WORLD MUST HEAR THIS!

Over 20% of Gaza's Population Has Been Wiped Out

Tucker Carlson Interviewed British Surgeon, Dr. Nick Maynard, who worked inside Gaza's LAST remaining hospital and he breaks it ALL DOWN.

76,000 killed by direct trauma alone. The Lancet estimates that figure is undercounted by 50%. Add excess deaths from untreated cancer, destroyed dialysis machines, starvation, and infectious disease, and some estimates put the total ABOVE HALF A MILLION.

Pray for the people.

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

This is what Elon Musk doesn't want you to see on this platform. This’s what your media won’t report.

Israel is dropping bombs on tents full of displaced families in Gaza.

[Muhammad Shehada @muhammadshehad2]

🚨This short film exposes the true story of Israel's creation, entirely through the words of its own founders

For decades, Israel’s lies have been carefully designed to demonize its victims. To ensure that no matter the crimes it commits, the children it slaughters, the world remains incapable of empathy for Palestinians, or at best, treats it with the same apathy that has allowed this to go on for as long as it has

On the 78th anniversary of its creation, it's time the world knew that Israel's past is not different from the brutal present the world is finally seeing

[PATRIOTS OF BRITAIN @POB4LIFE]

🚨 SHOCKING CASE!! SEVEN MEMBERS OF SAME FAMILY CONVICTED IN CHILD ABUSE CASE

Seven members of a Coventry family have been convicted of what police described as one of the most shocking and systematic cases of child abuse seen in decades.

Following an eight-week trial at Birmingham Crown Court, the defendants were found guilty of a series of offences ranging from cruelty and neglect to rape and sexual assault of children aged between two and 15. Two other family members and a close associate had previously pleaded guilty to related crimes at an earlier hearing.

Anthony Potts, 49, of Milverton Road, was convicted of 13 counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault, nine counts of inciting a child to perform sexual acts and cruelty to children.

Nathan Potts, 26, of Burnaby Road, was found guilty of two counts of rape of a child, four counts of sexual assault, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and sexual activity with an adult relative.

Keith Potts, 67, and Julie Potts, 60, both of Burnaby Road, were each convicted of two counts of cruelty to a child.

At a previous hearing, Joshua Potts, 26, also of Burnaby Road, admitted multiple counts of rape and sexual assault against children. Joanne Hoye, 42, of no fixed address, and Elaine Potts, 50, of Milverton Road, were convicted of neglect-related offences.

Two 17-year-old boys who stood trial were found not guilty. A 52-year-old woman accused of aiding and abetting sexual offences faces a possible retrial after the jury was unable to reach a verdict.

A date for sentencing is yet to be confirmed.

The investigation revealed abuse stretching back more than 30 years. The first report was made to police in 1989, when a victim described a six-year ordeal. However, that case did not proceed to trial and was later criticised as “poor policing” following a review.

In May 2015, three more young people disclosed allegations of abuse, but initial investigations concluded there was insufficient evidence to charge the suspects. It was only after further disclosures in family court proceedings and testimony from an additional survivor that the case was reopened.

As the investigation progressed, officers uncovered further victims and built a complex case with support from children’s services, specialist advocacy groups and independent intermediaries.

Detective Sergeant Rachel Gregory, from the force’s Public Protection Unit, described the case as “one of the worst examples of systematic and horrifying child sexual abuse” she had encountered.

She praised the courage of the survivors, many of whom had lived with the trauma for years before coming forward. Officers said safeguarding measures are now in place and all children involved are receiving ongoing support.

Detective Chief Inspector Jo Floyd added that it is never too late to report abuse and encouraged anyone affected, either recently or historically, to contact police. She emphasised that specially trained officers are available to support victims throughout the criminal justice process.

[Ounka @OunkaOnX]

Francesca Albanese just exposed the ugly truth: The New York Times ignored Palestinian rape testimonies for over a year.

She gave them a lengthy interview in February 2024. Nothing followed.

UNRWA detailed torture and sexual abuse. Nothing.

B'Tselem. Physicians for Human Rights. The UN Committee Against Torture-which concluded torture is Israeli state policy. The UN Commission -which called it systematic, widespread, and an act of genocide.

All ignored.

But now the NYT finally publishes? Suddenly it's a scandal

The rape didn't start when the NYT noticed. The silence just became harder to maintain

[Zo Brown @receipts_lol]

He once had women prisoners in Damun prison gathered and brought to him, so he could humiliate them and brag about their abuse.

Again, for TV.

Again, no outrage.

[Suppressed News. @SuppressedNws1]

Israel’s Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir ATTACKS A FEMALE ACTIVIST and says: “WELCOME TO HELL. The summer camp is over.”

Activists from the GLOBAL SUMOOD FLOTILLA are being ZIP-TIED and ABUSED while being forced to listen to ISRAEL’s national anthem.

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

⭕️ Netanyahu and Sa’ar rebuke Ben Gvir over abuse of flotilla detainees — days after UN and NYT confirmed systematic sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners

Prime Minister Netanyahu said Tuesday that while “Israel has every right to prevent provocative flotillas of Hamas terrorist supporters” from reaching Gaza, “the way that Minister Ben Gvir dealt with the flotilla activists is not in line with Israel’s values and norms.”

He ordered authorities to deport the detainees “as soon as possible.”

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar addressing Ben Gvir directly: “You knowingly caused harm to our State in this disgraceful display — and not for the first time. You have undone tremendous, professional, and successful efforts made by so many people. No, you are not the face of Israel.”

Ben Gvir had posted a video of detained flotilla activists, writing “This is how we receive terror supporters. Welcome to Israel.”

The rebuke comes days after the New York Times published an investigation documenting the systematic rape and sexual abuse of Palestinian detainees in Israeli custody — findings the UN Human Rights Office subsequently confirmed, saying it had “systematically documented” sexual violence against Palestinian prisoners, including children.

[Creations HQ's😎 Pardon Our Dust. We're Creating @CreationsArk]

Honestly?
If corporations are finally required to pay for the infrastructure, energy load, and environmental cost of their own extraction systems instead of dumping it onto ordinary people…
good.
That should have been the baseline from the beginning.

Protecting the commons is not “socialism.”
It’s civilization.

Clean water.
Healthy soil.
Stable grids.
Forests.
Pollinators.
Public land.
Functional communities.
Those are not infinite resources for empire to strip mine.
They are the biological inheritance of future generations.

But I’ll admit something openly:
The moment I hear powerful institutions promise they are here to “protect the people,”
I instinctively look at the forests,
the rivers,
the wildlife,
the poor,
the small towns,
and the nervous systems of ordinary human beings…
and wonder who pays the hidden cost later.

Because history leaves scars.

Still
this is exactly why ordinary people must stop waiting for salvation from above and begin rebuilding power horizontally.

Buy back land.
Protect water.
Support local farmers.
Build regenerative infrastructure.
Create local energy.
Create local food resilience.
Create local medicine and education networks.
Use AI and technology to strengthen communities instead of centralizing dependency.

And then?

Connect those communities together peacefully through trade, mutual aid, shared knowledge, and ecological stewardship.

Not fighting endlessly over the collapsing corpse of an extractive system…

but quietly building something more beautiful beside it.

Something enduring.

Living systems.
Human systems.
Places rooted deeply enough in community, reciprocity, and resilience that fear and propaganda cannot easily fracture them.

The future will belong to the people who remember how to cooperate again.

One community at a time.

[jason fagg @jasonfagg]

Expecting Starmer to be doing similar soon...

[news Core @newscoreca]

Justin Trudeau was mocking Canadians & rule of law by carrying seat out of House of Commons. It was an act of defiance. Justin Trudeau was gloating about getting away with: obstructing justice, bioterrorism (COVID-19), homocide ... Justin held onto his seat, till the very end.

[The Constitution @TheConstit71705]

Dunn numbers for the government CORPUS.

HOUSE OF LORDS (233322598)
HOUSE OF COMMONS (232124099)
MET POLICE (216166436)
MINISTRY OF JUSTICE (225498526)

There is no law.

JUST COMPANY POLICY.
AND ALSO HIGH TREASON.

[jason fagg @jasonfagg]

The only thing that this government does with any measure of success is increase oppression.

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

David Lammy confirmed today that jury trials remain firmly on his agenda.

Even while the lights dim on the Starmer Government, they plan to press ahead with authoritarian plans to slash our right to jury trials.

During Justice Questions in the House of Commons, rebel MP and fierce jury trial defender Karl Turner said to Lammy: ‘it must be absolutely exhausting holding on to an idea that only he, the justice secretary, still pretends is a good one’.

He went on to ask the Justice Secretary when he is going “to let his ego get out the way and end this ludicrous idea of curtailing jury trials’.

Read more below 👇

[Grok @grok]

Yes, House of Commons catering has a net taxpayer cost of £7.4m (2024-25), covering MPs, 14,500+ staff/pass-holders, and visitors—not MPs alone. Prices are benchmarked against high-street comparators and not "heavily subsidised" in the commercial sense per Parliament, but the in-house operation runs at a net loss due to fixed costs and irregular hours.

Sample menus/tariffs are published on https://t.co/qJ8MAhhQFb. Reports show basic cafeteria combos or multi-course meals often £10-15, typically cheaper than equivalent high-street pub/restaurant options (£15-25+).

[Dr Fred @F_Edzeamey]

This MP in the UK doesn’t understand why alcohol is cheaper in the House of Commons compared to her constituency.

She was also surprised to learn that some MPs drink alcohol before voting in Parliament.

[jason fagg @jasonfagg]

Listen to all the entitled pissheads unhappy at being challenged on their 'right' to drink alcohol subsidised by us while at work! Honourable? Like fuck they are! Average street drunk conducts themselves with more honour than these hypocritical parasites. Hoc an unfunny joke.

[Dr Fred @F_Edzeamey]

This MP in the UK doesn’t understand why alcohol is cheaper in the House of Commons compared to her constituency.

She was also surprised to learn that some MPs drink alcohol before voting in Parliament.