Kosala Perera

[Katharine Birbalsingh @Miss_Snuffy]

Ah. So they DO have a line you can’t cross.

Same thing in any classroom or school.

There is always a line.

The question is where you draw it.

The Louvre is where France chose to draw the line.

[Kosala Perera @kosalaperera]

@SamaHoole You should be a honorary lecturer seriously some great stuff here

[Kosala Perera @kosalaperera]

@SamaHoole They are hidden towards the back. Not that considerably cheaper compared to lamb at the shops from my experience. Exceeds in taste though.

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

Ann Widdecombe schools a roomful of woke students on the importance of free speech.

"Only two sorts of people oppose free speech... snowflakes and totalitarians."

"Nobody has the right to live their lives being protected from offence, or from insult, or from hurt feelings."

"It is an occupational hazard of living in society. And if you really can't take it, become a hermit."

"No matter how much we may disagree with somebody, we should defend to the hilt their right to say it."

"You succeed by defeating your opponent, not by wishing him away. You get nowhere by trying not to hear what is being said."

"You may feel virtuous today in what you will not hear, but tomorrow somebody may feel virtuous in not hearing what you have to say."

"Free speech is for all, not for the privileged few."

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

The absolute madness of the UK…

People claiming benefits with 3 children can water their gardens with a hosepipe ….

But working families supporting those on benefits are banned! and can get a £1000 fine if they do.

Seriously … what is the point in working?

[The Heartlands Tribune @HeartlandsTrib]

Westminster has built a country where we spend more money on the planning paperwork for a single road than it costs other nations to build an entire mountain tunnel.

This isn't a system accidentally strangled by red tape: it is a highly lucrative industry. A vast priesthood of consultants and lawyers is making a fortune they have no interest in the work being done.

It is corruption by bureaucracy, and working-class communities are footing the bill for projects that never even see a spade in the ground.

The absolute paralysis of modern Britain was laid bare in a recent parliamentary committee. A single witness gave them the truth with both barrels, exposing the administrative vampires sucking public money dry while the work goes undone. The details are an insult to every community waiting for homes, decent transport, and cheaper energy.

Take the Lower Thames Crossing. The planning application alone has swallowed more than a quarter of a billion pounds. For that exact same amount, Norway actually constructed the world’s longest road tunnel. We spent it on paper, and we have not even turned a sod of earth.

This is a permission state eating itself alive.

Look at HS2, the most expensive railway line on earth. Part of the reason it cost so much is that we are spending £121 million on a specific "bat tunnel" to protect a few hundred bats living in a nearby wood, a wood the line does not even pass through.

Look at Hinkley Point C, the most expensive nuclear power station in human history. For eight years, developers locked in a multi-million-pound wrangle with regulators over installing an underwater "fish disco", an acoustic deterrent to stop fish swimming into the pipes. 20 years ago, we built nuclear fleets at a fraction of the cost. Today, we sacrifice national infrastructure to the gods of endless compliance.

The final absurdity is the plan to reopen just 3.3 miles of an existing railway line between Bristol and Portishead, a route already built but closed during the Beeching cuts. The planning application is 80,000 pages long. Over one thousand of those pages are about bats.

We have created a system that trades in paper while the real economy rots. The working class pay the price for this institutional cowardice. They pay for it in soaring energy bills, missing homes, broken transport links, and a country that cannot build the future it keeps promising.

Protecting the environment is vital, but drowning ourselves in paper is not environmentalism. A system that takes 80,000 pages to clear three miles of existing track is broken. It is not governance: it is managed decline with a clipboard.

It's the bureaucratic vampires drinking the country's wealth...

[Ross Kempsell @RossKempsell]

Now today's out the way I'm sure we will be hearing a lot more about how:

- Labour's first two Budgets increased taxes on British workers by £36 billion and £26 billion respectively, pushing the tax burden to an historic high of 38.3% of GDP

- The OBR forecasts 240,000 more people will be unemployed in 2026 than it previously projected - it said this is largely attributable to Labour's employment policies

- The UK unemployment rate was 4.9% as of early 2026, up from 4.6% a year earlier, an increase of 124,000

- Total UK welfare spending this year is estimated at £333.7 billion - up from £315 billion

- The UK is spending £301 million per day just to service its debt interest on Labour borrowing

- Labour promised 1.5 million new homes this parliament. Between 9 July 2024 and 15 March 2026, it had build just 342,100, way off target

- More than 1 million young people aged 16-24 were not in education, employment or training in the first quarter of this year - up 89,000

- The NHS waiting list stands at 7.22 million cases

- When Labour took office in July 2024, just 58.8% of patients were treated within 18 weeks. The target is 92%. By March 2026 it had only reached 65.3%

- Around 100,000 patients are waiting over a year for NHS treatment

- Over the past year, approximately 1.56 million people waited more than 4 hours in A&E - a huge breach of the target

- The outstanding caseload in the Crown Court stands at around 80,200 - the highest level recorded since 2016 and more than double the pre-Covid caseload

- A quarter of all Crown Court cases have been open for more than a year

- There are currently 14,749 sexual offences cases waiting to go to the Crown Court - a 75% increase

- There were approximately 530,640 shoplifting offences recorded in England and Wales over the past year - the highest in the entire time series on record

- There were 41,000 small boat arrivals in 2025

- Of all people who have arrived by small boat since 2018, only around 7,500 (4%) had been returned from the UK by the end of 2025

- Last year the Home Office spent £4 billion on asylum support. This includes £2.1 billion on hotel accommodation alone - around £6 million per day

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

This used to be Little Lyntus an ancient woodland in Staffordshire. It had stood for 400 years, part of our beautiful and vital nature.

So it was chopped down for HS2 …. Which was then cancelled!

Don’t lecture me about net zero & the environment when we are destroying the irreplaceable for profit 🔥

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Former convent in Downpatrick deliberately burned down on Sunday.

Downpatrick is literally where St Patrick is buried.

These are not coincidences.

[Kosala Perera @kosalaperera]

@Tesla You should correct this, the human eye does not see like this, the left imagine is the camera view from the car

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

Ultra-processed food as a % of household purchases (Europe).
The UK is the only country on this map to be over 50%.

[Stern Drew @SternDrewCrypto]

🚨🐝 BEE APOCALYPSE: NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ORDERS MASS BURNING OF PERFECTLY HEALTHY HIVES IN SHOCKING ATTACK ON FOOD SUPPLY! 🚨

Beekeepers in New Zealand are being brutally forced by authorities to burn their healthy, strong bee hives alive.

“We’ve been told to burn healthy strong bee hives.”

“Look at how healthy these bees are, no disease or anything.”

Bees are quite possibly the most important insect to exist. It is not a coincidence they are now dying out rapidly with governments also persecuting beekeepers. All part of the same evil agenda.

This is no random policy. While bees pollinate one third of the world's food, entire thriving colonies are being torched under the excuse of "biosecurity." No mercy, no real compensation, just flames destroying years of work and millions in value.

They claim it's to stop disease, yet keepers show frame after frame of vigorous, disease free bees being sentenced to death.

Why now? Why target the very creatures that keep our food chain alive?

Because a world with abundant natural food cannot be fully controlled. Starve the bees, starve the people. Force everyone onto corporate GMO crops, lab made slop, and whatever scraps the elite decide to hand out.

This is deliberate. This is war on nature and war on humanity. Collapsing bee populations worldwide plus government crackdowns on beekeepers equals one thing: engineered famine and total dependency.

The agenda is unfolding in plain sight. Support local beekeepers now. Question every order that destroys what sustains life.

Share this far and wide before they silence it.

The bees are dying and so is our freedom.

WAKE UP! 🐝🔥

[Matthew Elliott @matthew_elliott]

The Government will collect £331bn in income tax this year, and spend £333bn on welfare.

In other words, we now spend more on people not working than we raise from those who do.

And the cost?

Debt per person has risen from £11.5k in 2000 (inflation adjusted) to over £41k today.

[Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH® @P_McCulloughMD]

Puppy Kisses Can Transmit Parasites to Humans

Dr Peter McCullough® on Real America's Voice Just the News with Amanda Head and John Solomon. Head was shocked learning puppy saliva can carry parasite eggs. Humans can acquire toxocariasis, a parasitic infection caused by the roundworm Toxocara canis, from kissing or being licked by puppies. Puppies often carry these worms and shed microscopic eggs in their feces, which can contaminate their fur, mouth, or saliva. When a person’s face or lips come into contact with these eggs, they may be accidentally ingested, allowing larvae to migrate through the body and cause visceral larva migrans (affecting organs) or ocular larva migrans (potential blindness). Other parasites like hookworms and Giardia may also spread through saliva, though less commonly. Young puppies pose the highest risk because nearly all are infected unless regularly dewormed. Proper hygiene—washing hands after handling pets, keeping puppies dewormed, and avoiding face-licking—prevents infection. While often ignored by mainstream sources, toxocariasis is widespread and underdiagnosed, capable of causing chronic inflammation, allergic symptoms, or visual damage even in developed countries. Ivermectin/mebendazole from the Wellness Company is designed to handle this risk. Courtesy Real America's Voice March 4, 2026. https://t.co/t7xNB68xCb

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

“Lab-grown meat up to 25 times more costly for environment than beef.”

Follow the science. 🥩

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Here's a farming practice you haven't been told about.

In North America and the UK, 80% of commercial oat crops are sprayed with glyphosate two to three weeks before harvest. Not to kill weeds. Not for pest control. To kill the oat plant itself.

When you spray a standing crop with herbicide, the plant dies uniformly. This is called desiccation. It means the entire field ripens simultaneously, which makes mechanical harvesting more efficient and profitable. The dying plant pulls all remaining moisture into the grain. Yields increase. Scheduling becomes predictable.

The consequence is that the grain is harvested shortly after being drenched in herbicide. The glyphosate residues are baked in.

The Environmental Working Group tested 61 oat-based products in 2019. Every single oat-based baby food tested contained detectable glyphosate. The majority of conventional products exceeded their benchmark for children's health.

The WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer classified glyphosate as a probable human carcinogen in 2015. Bayer, who bought Monsanto, has paid out $11 billion in legal settlements to farmers and consumers who developed non-Hodgkin lymphoma after exposure.

Your oat milk latte is pre-sprayed with a probable carcinogen to make harvesting 15% more cost-efficient.

The barista made a lovely leaf in it though.

[Proudofus.uk @ProudofusUK]

Britain took on fifty nations. African kings. Arab sultans.

Bombarded ports. Deposed rulers who refused. Lost 1,600 men. Spent 40% of the entire Treasury.

A debt so big it wasn't paid off until 2015. You or your parents were still paying for it.

Not for land. Not for gold.

To end the slave trade.

They captured 1,600 ships. Freed 150,000 people. Patrolled 3,000 miles of coastline for sixty years.

And none of it was the government's idea. It was 400,000 ordinary people who signed petitions and 300,000 families who refused to buy sugar.

They forced Parliament's hand. Your ancestors changed the world and nobody told you.

If you think this should be taught in schools, help us reach more people: https://t.co/rih7iKwnvf

Be part of us

Be Proud Of Us 🇬🇧

[Kosala Perera @kosalaperera]

@StuttySteve Should have said the above ranges are on comfort mode. It is a great fun efficient car to drive, easy to park in London.