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[GM @Element_M1ller]

It was alright when you wanted it in America for junkie George though, wasn’t it? You silly cunt.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

The German cities of Berlin and Hamburg have roughly the same amount of crime as the whole of Poland. 🇵🇱🇩🇪

[Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard]

So Home Sec was allowed to be allowed to be angry over George Floyd

But two tier lefties say we cannot be angry over Henry Nowak

Utter shameless hypocrites

[MisterChiton @BastardChiton]

«Un uomo ha aperto la porta di un furgone, e lì c'erano 15, forse 20 ragazze bianche rinchiuse in gabbie per cani»

6 minuti difficili da ascoltare. Rupert Lowe elenca alcune delle bestialità a cui bambine bianche sono state sottoposte dai musulmani in UK.

[J Stewart @triffic_stuff_]

🚨MUST WATCH!🔥

Zia Yusuf just brilliantly dismantled Cathy Newman on Sky News.

Newman tried her usual gotcha routine, accusing Nigel Farage of “incitement” for calling for “pure cold rage” over the Henry Nowak bodycam footage.

Zia flipped the script instantly:

“Have you watched the footage?”

She claimed she had.

“What emotions did you feel watching it?”

Newman dodged. Squirmed. Refused to answer. Kept repeating: “Is that incitement or not?”

Zia stayed calm and pressed:

“With respect, I’m asking you what emotions did you feel?

“The last words Henry heard on this earth were his rights being read to him while he was bleeding to death, handcuffed. Human to human, Cathy… how did you feel watching that?”

She still wouldn’t answer. Just kept trying to steer it back to her scripted “incitement” trap.

Zia nailed it:

“Millions of people of all races and religions are absolutely furious because this is a crystal-clear example of two-tier policing.”

A dying British teenager crying “I’ve been stabbed” and “I can’t breathe”, while officers prioritised a racism allegation over helping him.

Cathy couldn’t answer because she’d either have to admit she felt the same rage (and undermine her own attack on Farage)… or reveal she felt nothing, which would look even worse.

Absolutely pathetic.

Playing partisan gotcha games while a young man lay dying ignored by the police. Zia exposed exactly what this is: a refusal to engage with uncomfortable reality. Well played, Zia. The public sees it.

[Ike Ijeh @ikeijeh]

Margaret Thatcher built significantly more council houses in her final year in office than Blair and Brown built in their *entire* 13 years of government.

A Labour government of which Burnham was a senior and intrinsic part.

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

Since Labour came to power in July 2024, the energy price cap has increased multiple times. And it’s now being reported that energy bills will surge by £209 in July. Keir Starmer promised this wouldn’t happen. He promised a price freeze on energy bills. Another lie.

[Gordon Dimmack @GordonDimmack]

UK news: HS2 could cost up to £102.7bn and may not open until 2039 (BBC)

This is Chongqing railway station rebuild in China. It cost £16.5bn and took only around 3 1/2 years to complete.

Their high speed rail (350km/hr) cost just £5.9bn and took 6 years

[Skint Eastwood @Skint_Eastwood1]

🚨 Rupert Lowe Takes on HMRC’s Bureaucratic Bullying

MP Rupert Lowe delivered a blistering critique of HMRC, exposing how its monstrously complex tax rulebook is being weaponised against small business owners and compliant taxpayers.

In a sharp committee exchange, Lowe slammed the agency for hiding behind a sprawling, spaghetti-like mess of regulations “more loose ends than a plate of spaghetti” that creates endless grey areas, traps, and opportunities for aggressive interpretation.

Instead of going after serious issues like money laundering, HMRC appears focused on squeezing profitable, law-abiding businesses with audits, penalties, and pressure tactics.

Small businesses, the backbone of the economy are left navigating a labyrinth designed to catch them out, while real problems go unchecked.

Lowe is right to call this out. Britain needs a simpler, fairer tax system that collects what’s owed without treating entrepreneurs like criminals.

Over-complicated rules don’t raise revenue sustainably, they destroy confidence and drive talent away.

Time to cut the red tape and stop the bureaucratic bullying.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Nice to hear from you, Andy. Thanks for the by election. We live for such things.
I’m in no doubt life is tough for lots of folk in Makerfield. But it’s hardly a poster child for urban squalor/deprivation.
Thatcher left power in 1990. She was followed by seven years of unThatcher Major and 13 years of Labour government, of which you were a part. So it’s quite a stretch to blame her for any continuing woes. Unless we blame Labour for failing to put anything right.
On the other hand the houses you were walking past were bought by the tenants under Thatcher’s right to buy scheme, which has given them some pride in place and some wealth they once could only have dreamt of accumulating.
I assume your pledge to ‘renationalise housing’ does not include taking these homes back into public ownership ... even if that would constitute a proper, radical reversal of the Thatcherism you’re (some what bizarrely) campaigning against.

[Louise Cullen @LouiseMCullen]

https://t.co/2jbSAOQFqW

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

British politics will reach a new reductio ad absurdum in the Makerfield by election:
Vote Labour to destroy the sitting Labour Prime Minister.
Support Labour PM Starmer but NOT voting Labour.
We are having a by-election not because there’s any demand or need in the national interest but entirely to suit the convenience of the byzantine politics of the ruling party and the political pygmies in whose interest it is run.
We are no longer a serious nation. No wonder the bond markets are squiffy.

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

Reform at 30%.

Labour’s response?

Impose digital ID
Return to the EU
Scrap jury trials
Give children the vote
Refuse to reform welfare
Ignore mass immigration
Refuse to fix the borders
Ban conservatives from UK

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Remember it’s only thanks to Reform that 4.5 million people can vote tomorrow.

Labour tried to cancel the local elections to spare itself epic humiliation.

Reform made a legal challenge against the tinpot tyrants.

[Tironianae 🍊🍊 Z. - Ultra Verbum Vincet @Tironianae]

🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Iranian woman goes BERSERK on a smug white liberal who is supporting the Islamic regime

"Convince me of WHAT? Of R*PE?! Of women not having rights?! I am Iranian, I've been imprisoned by that regime!"

"Iranians are ASKING for the bombs! Iranian youth are asking to be bombed, and you are standing here SUPPORTING a terrorist regime! What are you DOING supporting a terrorist regime?!"

*Lib spouts off about Palestine*

"This has NOTHING to do with Palestine. This is about a terrorist regime in MY COUNTRY."

"I can't even go see my father's grave!!"

Mad props to this woman! White liberals are clueless, all over the world.

H/t @patriot_apranik

[Richard Hanania @RichardHanania]

No matter the poll, Bukele's approval rating is nearly always over 90%. In the last three polls, it's 93%, 93%, and 94%.

I've never seen anything like this. We need to study this regime. The international community has massively underestimated the importance of public order.

[Lee Harris @LeeHarris]

Trevor Phillips just DESTROYED Zack Polanski on national TV.

This is the first time I've seen an interviewer PROPERLY hold an extreme, far-left politician to account.

In a normal world this would permanently end his political career. Utterly DAMNING for Polanski. 🔥

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Keir Starmer, "What my political opponents are doing tomorrow is a political stunt"

Cathy Newman, "It's a stunt you pulled in opposition against the last, Conservative, government"

Keir Starmer, "The reason they're doing it is because they don't believe what we're doing as a government"

Cathy Newman, "Yes but its a stunt you pulled on Boris Johnson, you tabled the motion to refer him to the very same committee"

[Joey Mannarino @JoeyMannarino]

Viktor Orban didn’t cancel any elections and never arrested people for social media posts. He also stepped down after his election loss and is partaking in a peaceful transfer of power.

But, don’t forget, he was a dictator.

Keir Starmer attempted to cancel about 1,000 local council elections next month and arrests about 12,000 people a year for social media posts. He also refused to let a rival run for a seat in a by-election because he was worried it would be a threat to his leadership.

But, don’t forget, he’s a democratic leader.