Martyn Chilvers

Former Captain in the Royal Marines

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

“The verb ‘to context fuck’ came into common circulation in 2026, when Green Party MP @carla_denyer was so severely context fucked that a new term had to be invented.”

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

@carla_denyer What's the opposite of self-awareness?

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

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[Andrew Fox @Mr_Andrew_Fox]

The Green Party has voted to declare Zionism racism. The belief that Jews should have a country of their own is now officially racist, according to people who expect applause for their opposition to bigotry. What fucking arrogance.

They can dress it up in conference language until they choke on it. They still owe millions of Jews an explanation of why their country must disappear, and how they propose to make that happen when Israelis refuse to commit suicide. Voting down safeguards covering British Jewish members’ synagogue affiliations makes their assurances about opposing antisemitism even harder to stomach.

I am furious, and exhausted by the excuses made for this shit. My latest article explains why this motion deserves outright condemnation, and why British Jews must never be left to confront its consequences alone. If anyone comes for our Jewish neighbours, they will have to go through me and many others first.

https://t.co/BuvueSLDEw

[Jake Wallis Simons @JakeWSimons]

Does the British public understand how dangerous this is? America has pulled every one of its bombers out of RAF Fairford after intelligence of another Iran-backed threat became, as one account put it, “more specific”.
The departure was so urgent that several B-1 Lancers reportedly took off while their refuelling tankers for the Atlantic crossing were still being arranged. This is not some overseas base in a hostile country we are taking about. It is Gloucestershire. Gloucestershire.
Why is Iran targeting the base in Britain? The answer is obvious: it views our national security as weak. Why has the United States pulled its bombers out? Exactly the same reason. This is the one matter upon which the two adversaries seem to agree, and if anything should be taken as a red flag for British defence, it is this.
So while our deplorable government needlessly sabotages our relationship with Israel, the world’s leading intelligence provider, even though its tip-offs have kept countless British citizens safe, our national security has lost the confidence of its allies and is emboldening its enemies. That is a damning verdict, and a deeply worrying one.
But that’s not the whole story. Take a closer look and it gets even worse…
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[Claire Fox @Fox_Claire]

This is what SOLIDARITY looks like; and this is what real ANTI-FASCISM looks like. (Not the cos-playing antifa type that's so keen to wrap itself in the Palestinian flag and spew obsessional anti-zionist hate, they make Jews the targets once again).

[Natalie Lisbona @NatalieLisbona]

SPECIAL INVESTIGATION for the Mail on Sunday::

I had direct access to people inside Gaza’s education system or those that had been through it who are desperately fighting Hamas’s grip on their children’s minds.

One mother, “Shireen,” told me of the moment she realised that ideology had reached her own young son:

“When I become a martyr, I will receive houris.” Her ten year told her told her .

At enormous personal risk, Gazan educators and parents are fighting back—trying to teach life instead of martyrdom. These are brave people you rarely hear about and must be applauded.

Their warning is urgent: the space for independent education is disappearing.

If we want a different future for Gaza, we cannot abandon those Gazans fighting for the minds of the next generation.

LINK here : https://t.co/TKRyE4ShdA

[Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert]

This framing is now happening in almost every @BBCNews story which involves antisemitism.
This one is about the @metpoliceuk asking ‘pro Palestine’ protestors not to stage a celebration march around London universities on October 7.
What is missing is the other side of this apparent expression of fact and that is where BBC journalist bias comes in.
🔴 when the number of war dead is listed the 640 IDF soldiers who were killed mainly in Gaza since October 7 are not mentioned. This is a serious omission.
🔴 when they talk about the number of dead in Gaza they have stopped saying that the figures do not differentiate between Hamas fighters and civilians.
🔴 when they talk about the independent UN report finding ‘genocide’ they do not say that this report is not only controversial because of who it was written by but also because the UN has not accepted it. Only the ICJ can make a finding of genocide which it has not done.
🔴 when they quote ‘the International Association of Genocide Scholars’ they do not discuss how anyone (you don’t even have to be a scholar, let alone a specialist) could join this organisation and the vote was taken only by 28 per cent of the organisation. Or that 6000 genocide experts and scholars have denied the finding.

I say this as someone who has worked closely with the BBC for many years: this bias is making life more dangerous for Jews. This is not neutral reporting. This is antisemitic activism.

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

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[Tucker Goodrich @TuckerGoodrich]

Is it the seat, or is it the trader?

There's a phenomen on Wall Street where a spectacular trader leaves a big bank to go solo, and then can't make any money.

The value came from the seat, and the flow that being at a big bank offers.

Once that it gone the trader has nothing special to offer.

Tucker Carlson is a fine example of that phenomenon in media.

When he had a structure around him he seemed to be a smart guy.

Now we see that he has nothing to offer on his own.

@TuckerCarlson

[Jake Wallis Simons @JakeWSimons]

There comes a point when tolerance becomes weakness. With the endless Gaza marches that have colonised our cities since October 7, we passed it long ago. But surely even Britain can draw the line at a march on October 7 itself.
That is what some 300 student activists are planning for next Wednesday. On the third anniversary of the Hamas massacre, when Jewish families will be mourning almost 1,200 murdered and 251 dragged into Gaza as hostages, they intend to march from King’s College London to UCL.
Pathetically, the Met has begged them to pick another day. It has even written to the four universities involved. But the organisers, it seems, have proven elusive. “Finding the organisers, frankly, has so far proved difficult,” Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman admitted this week. Top policing!
Now imagine the politics reversed. Imagine a few hundred far-Right activists announcing a march through central London on the anniversary of a racist massacre, knowing full well that the victims’ community held the date sacred. Would the authorities really ask them, ever so nicely, to reconsider?
Here’s what needs to be done...
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[Jake Wallis Simons @JakeWSimons]

It was only a matter of time before the breadcrumb trail led to Britain! Hammam al-Hammami, the 29-year-old Omani co-pilot who allegedly tried to hijack a Flydubai flight to Israel with a crash axe, turns out to have studied at a British university.
Al-Hammami, who reportedly attacked the Indian captain, Smit Machchhar, as their Boeing 737 Max plunged 15,000ft, completed a three-year distance-learning degree in aviation management at Buckinghamshire New University. We don’t yet know if he was radicalised at university, but the British connection is horribly symbolic.
The attempted hijacking may raise extraordinary questions about security in Dubai, Oman and Israel, but it now also points to something Britain’s governing class has spent decades refusing to confront: we have become one of the West’s great safe havens for radical Islam.
Let’s look at the evidence...
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[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

@zarahsultana 👀

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

@andyburnham FFS 🤦‍♂️

The whole country is on an economic cliff edge, and you post this?

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

@OliDugmore The one word is 'correct'.

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

The "Palestinians" don't want a state. They want the Jews gone or, if possible, dead. Everything else you hear about it is complete bullshit.

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

@owenjonesjourno 👀

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

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[Dalton (Analyze & Optimize) @Outdoctrination]

I can say confidently after working with ~1,000 people individually on their health, that the number one thing that determines success is not a diet, supplement, or anything like that.

It's literally just doing something, and sticking to it.

The only way you'll ever make progress in anything is by testing, experimenting, and adjusting. But that doesn't work if you don't do it to begin with.

I've put together protocols that have taken me hours of biochemical analysis to do, but none of that matters when the person does 60% of it for a month, concludes it doesn't work, and then moves on to the next thing.

Even when you feel like you're not making progress, you're still learning what doesn't work and even what makes things worse, which in itself is helpful information.

Unfortunately modern medicine has put this thing in peoples' heads that you can come in, take this pill, and that's it. But real success in health is like real success in anything else.

You need to lock in. Attention to detail. Persistence. These are what will help you in the long run.

Expecting someone to come in with a miracle solution will not.

[Daniel Priestley @DanielPriestley]

Why does it matter that politicians have held a real job? 



In the private sector if you blow your budgets out they fire you. In a business you go broke. In government they apologise for the undue pressure, give you a bigger budget and then you get a promotion.

In the private sector if you over promise and under deliver, you’re seen as untrustworthy and you get excluded from future projects. In government they are shocked if you actually do what you said you would.

In business we rely on voluntary trade based on real value being exchanged. In government the currency is political favours, threats, quiet promises and access. 



Our PM hasn’t had a job since 1994. Hardly any of the Cabinet have worked in a business that trades. These people don’t understand the basics of creating more value than you spend, sticking to a budget or keeping their word. In fact all of that is scoffed at in the political circles they’ve spent decades in.

Andy isn’t a man of the people who enjoys a pint like the real people. He’s a man of politics who hasn’t operated in the real world since Forest Gump was in the cinemas.

Our PM hasn’t even had to get elected - he couldn’t be more out of touch with reality.

[Martyn Chilvers @MartynChilvers]

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[Dr Sanjoy Kumar @drsanjoykumar]

Could you kindly let us know which victims, who exactly was consulted.

If a single victim is harmed will you do the honourable thing…..

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

Speaking as the elderly mother of three youngsters, who hasn’t had a sex change and knows many homosexuals, it is my able-bodied and sexually-preferred opinion that the Greens are turning into total nutters.

[Gary Weiss @gary_weiss]

"Free Palestine’ has become a magnet for every freak and tosser in the West. It’s the retirement loony bin for every lost cause, every clapped-out leftist, every gender whackjob, every bored aristocrat, every silver-spoon anti-Semite, every tiresome politician, every low-IQ Islamist. It’s like an army of the damned, all searching for the source of their moral wretchedness. And you won’t believe what it is: the Jews! That Ireland has so enthusiastically joined this depraved crusade is sad beyond belief."