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Formerly: Lasting Damage

Restore Britain 🇬🇧

[AC_SPARTAN @ACSPARTAN1]

Imagine bidding on a contract fully in the knowledge you are assisting the most dangerous people in society!!!

[👻 Gills Mystic Muff 👻 @TheHauntedFanny]

Another day of people making Glasgow another English man being abused and told to go home simply for being English and doesn’t want the truth about Glasgow being Exposed
@billymooreAPBD

[UFO mania @maniaUFO]

This is how Scottish people got dressed more than 500 years ago.

[Jamie Hooper @jp__hooper]

Judge Lydia Mugambe worked for the United Nations on slavery and human trafficking. The police found she was keeping a young woman as a slave in her house in Oxfordshire.

When they arrested her in her kitchen, she told them she was a judge in her own country. She had immunity. A diplomatic passport. She had come here as a student. She did not need anyone to work for her.

It does not need embroidery. A judge who is supposed to judge slave-owners, keeping a slave. The anti-slavery expert who requires a slave. The woman who claims diplomatic immunity in a rented kitchen in Kidlington.

[The media SOI 🇬🇧 @MediaSOI]

I guess these immigrants didn’t read the please don’t shit in the street pamphlet

[Bobbie @bo66ie29]

A little girl walks near the stunning floral display at Manchester Piccadilly Gardens in 1983.

[Khan Fatima @Khan_Fatimaa1]

🚨 🇳🇱 NETHERLANDS: A 14-year-old girl, Tamar, gets run over by an Iraqi asylum seeker who was scrolling on his phone. He leaves her to die in a ditch and flees to Germany

The police? They tell the mother it was "a German" to "avoid creating a Geert Wilders moment."

The prosecutor's office? 8 weeks in prison: 2 for looking at his phone, 6 for fleeing without calling for help.

The mother had to fight alone for 6 YEARS to finally bring this monster to justice. Meanwhile, 4 Iraqi migrants in the car, zero serious investigation, and Tamar's body moved to cover up the evidence.

8 weeks. For a life stolen. For a child abandoned like a dog on the roadside.

Is this what "European justice" looks like in 2026? Protecting migrant criminals over our children?

If this doesn't revolt you, you're already dead inside. SHARE MASSIVELY.
What sentence did this guy really deserve? 🔥

[Masaq’ Hub @masaqhub]

Anti-white

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

A genuine headline from Sky News...

"Notting Hill Carnival 'overwhelmingly positive' despite 169 arrests."

If there were 169 arrests at an England match, how would the media react?

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

This week we will begin engaging with lawyers in the UK and in Europe to develop the legal strategy for litigation concerning the conduct of Ministers, civil servants, police officers, judges and other public officials where there is evidence of unlawful action, abuse of power or failure of public duty.

Our initial focus will be on Group Litigation Orders, potential violations of rights protected by the European Convention on Human Rights, and cases against individual officials where the evidence we have uncovered supports a credible cause of action.

The objective is not simply to pursue justice for individuals who have been wronged.

It is also to bring into the public record the failures, the recurring patterns, the institutions and individuals involved, and the true scale of what has taken place.

Litigation has the power to do something political argument often cannot in that it will compel disclosure, test evidence, establish facts, and create a permanent public record.

The Post Office litigation showed what can happen when large numbers of people who have suffered similar wrongs organise, pool their evidence and pursue a case collectively. The Postmasters' GLO did not solve everything overnight, but it helped expose a scandal that had been ignored for years and fundamentally changed the public understanding of what had happened.

That is the principle we intend to explore here.

It will not be fast. There is no guarantee of success. Serious litigation rarely offers either.

You begin. You take consistent, measured action. You learn from what succeeds and what fails. You use that feedback to determine the next move.

That is how you navigate the long and winding road ahead.

As @orm0nde said yesterday, there is no instruction manual to follow when taking back your country, but we must begin somewhere.

[Rare | ♻️🇬🇧 @RareRestore]

The Mayor of Silema, a small town in Malta, has appealed for witnesses after a man stole his door knob.

What kind of person goes around stealing door knobs?!

[Tyler @cillianblack]

Demographic security doesn’t mean being racist, it doesn’t mean being far-right, it doesn’t mean being a Nazi, and it doesn’t mean being a fascist.

It doesn’t mean inflicting violence or harm upon anyone, it doesn’t mean being horrible or nasty to anyone, it doesn’t mean kicking everyone out who isn’t white. It means ensuring that the majority of the country is ethnic British to ensure the cultural and ethnic survival of the British people. That’s it. That’s all.

This shouldn’t be controversial or taboo. It should be perfectly normal because it is perfectly reasonable.

It should be the norm for every country around the world. Japan should be majority ethnic Japanese. India should be majority ethnic Indian. And it is the norm everywhere around the world, except, it seems, white Western nations.

No more leftist browbeating, no more woke white guilt shaming, no more DEI, Critical Race Theory, of post colonial or post-WW2 liberal bullying. We want demographic security. We deserve demographic security. And there should be zero shame in saying so.

[Jade @safewordsorg]

They made me dig my own grave because I wasn’t “useful” anymore, they laughed as I cried because I was terrified. They made awful remarks as I was digging, I definitely dissociated. It was like someone else was controlling my body.

I remember how the weed they were smoking smelt, how they were talking, the dirt under my feet, how cold it was at night, the sounds around me.

After a while they told me to get in it, they put some mud over me and urinated on me, I threw up. Then they drugged me and basically told me it was a joke. That I shouldn’t take things too seriously but “you are cute when you are scared”. After this they raped me.

My mind blocked some of this out. It didn’t feel real.

This is just another thing that will be with me forever, the nightmares are so often and I can’t seem to manage or calm them.
The psychological abuse that happened to me and other girls is just unthinkable, I wish I could turn back time and hug myself so much.

[Masaq’ Hub @masaqhub]

@is_glasgow I love the way the lifestyle express people considered how their signage could sympathetically complement the beautiful building.

[Past Glasgow @PastGlasgow]

Looking down Renfield St from the Odeon cinema in 1984, a scene that's much changed in 2026. The cinema closed on 7th January 2006, with the facade retained in a new office development, and Black Sheep Coffee now resident at ground floor level.

📷 Reach Plc

#Glasgow

[PictureThis Scotland @74frankfurt]

St. Enoch Square in Glasgow, Aug 1971

[The Flare @TheFlareNews]

MUSLIMS WITH GUNS AT A MOSQUE IN DUBLIN.

3 Muslim men take guns from the back of a car outside a mosque in Tallaght.

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

🚨🇮🇪 Meanwhile in Ireland

Muslim Men can be seen handling Guns at one the many Mosques in the Irish Capital.

Remember the clip with the English Policeman instructing Muslims to leave their weapons at the Mosque?

This doesn’t end well for anyone

[Albie @MyDugAlbie]

Let's follow the money.

Glasgow does not have two separate homelessness systems.
It has a giant landlord and a giant charity, paid by the same partnership, standing on the same jobs.
Wheatley puts people into flats. The Salvation Army puts workers around them. The Health and Social Care Partnership writes the cheque.
That is not a theory. It is in committee papers, charity accounts, and a Court of Session judgment.

sources..
https://t.co/Fy11box6YA
(https://t.co/BAn3lmXubR)

1/5 thread.

[Masaq’ Hub @masaqhub]

@RupertLowe10 @RestoreNetwork_ It’ll take a lot more than that to restore demographic security.

This is our homeland. It’s not personal, but we’re not losing it just to be polite.

We’re only sending people home, in the same way that India sent the British home.

I’m not even saying everyone.

Opening w/ 20m