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[FreeByTheSea @Free_ByTheSea]

We have a government to whom it’s important that we to give our personal details before we tweet, but important that we DON’T give our personal details before we vote🤔🤷‍♀️.

—A paradox suggesting that their authoritarianism is matched by their fraudulence.

[Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) @dshensmith]

And yet somehow they think voting with no photo ID is fine?

[Christian @InTheTrenchesUK]

There was no hate in this city until you. London got on with it. Then you arrived, you and your imported mates and your stone age ideology, and everything you touched curdled into a grievance with a budget attached.

So now you are spending £17 million fighting hate crime. You are not curing it. You are paying for your own mess.

Seventeen million pounds. On a problem you invented, in a week nobody has heard of, to remind us how welcome and valued we are, as though we were guests in our own city.

Try spending it on something the English actually want. A bus that turns up. A street you can walk down at night. A copper who is not on a course. Then watch how fast the hate evaporates.

The poison of hatred and prejudice. You talk as if it drifted in off the sea. It walked in through your door.

And the great love affair you are having with yourself is nearly over. When it ends you will discover exactly how much hate is out here waiting for you. Yes, Sadiq. We really do hate you. Tic-Tok

[Joe Nutt @joenutt_author]

When a politician thinks they can get away with telling you it's perfectly normal to receive a £14,000 'gift' from a party supporter for a birthday party... they will try and get away with much, much worse. If you let them.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

Flood the country with migrants
Remove voting restrictions
Allow them to vote in forever left wing governments

This was always the plan
Labour are truly evil

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

Illegitimate Prime Minister tries to corrupt voting.

[Donna-Louise @NoLongerTheFuzz]

Photo ID needed to:
– collect a parcel
– open a bank account
– rent a flat
– buy a bottle of wine

Photo ID not needed to:
– choose who runs the country

Andy Burnham is in a hurry to keep it that way. This STINKS of election fraud. 😡

[Joy Morrissey MP @joymorrissey]

It’s a tough job being Chair of the Labour Party.

Just ask Bridget Phillipson.

I wrote to her on the 21st September offering to work with her cross party and to set up a meeting with the Piddington women and to meet rape gang survivors together.

You see in case you’d missed it - Bridget is also the Women’s and Equalities Minister.

I’ve not had a reply. I guess because I’m not a Labour voter. But she has told the media the answer is no, so we know she won’t work cross-party on women’s safety.

The taxpayer is paying Bridget Phillipson to be the Women and Equalities Minister, not to Chair the Labour Party.

But she is Chair of the Labour Party first, Women and Equalities Minister second.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Oh dear !
Looks like the Labour Candidate in Holborn and St Pancras by election was ineligible to stand.
Makes Labour look incompetent !

[Zac Goldsmith @ZacGoldsmith]

The Iranian govt has executed over 2,000 people in the past 12 months and 9 of them were public (this does not include the tens of thousands of young people murdered for daring to protest). 
As far as I can see, the highly principled Jeremy Corbyn couldn’t bring himself to protest or even complain about a single one of them.

[Liz Truss @trussliz]

The Prime Minister seeking to corrupt our voting system

[Christian @InTheTrenchesUK]

The French just proved they can stop the boats on the beach. Police rolled in, smoke went up, and the launch was dead. No more excuses. If they can do this once, they can do it every time. And if Paris won’t keep the pressure on, then we’ll take the job ourselves. The boats don’t have to leave. Labour just has to stop pretending they can’t be stopped.

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

No extra money for NHS staff. But hundreds of millions for foreign aid.

Andy Burnham and John Healey have reportedly rejected demands for additional funding to improve NHS staff salaries.

Meanwhile, Labour's foreign aid allocations for 2025/26 included:

🇦🇫 Afghanistan, £156.5 million.
🇸🇴 Somalia, £107 million.
🇸🇾 Syria, £104 million.

That's £367.5 million allocated to just three countries.

The Labour Government spent £13.1 billion on foreign aid in 2025, with British taxpayers funding development assistance benefiting 118 countries around the world.

Why can Labour find hundreds of millions for overseas aid programmes, but refuse additional funding for the people keeping Britain's NHS running?

This is about political priorities. And I think Labour has got them completely wrong.

[Nick Timothy MP @NJ_Timothy]

Rahmeh Aladwan is a doctor in Britain.

She wants people who blaspheme against Islam to be killed.

People with beliefs like this do not belong in our country.

I’ve written to the General Medical Council calling for her to be struck off.

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 THE STAGGERING DAMAGE LABOUR INFLICTED ON GREAT BRITAIN IN JUST SEVEN DAYS!

I need every taxpayer to look at the absolute trail of destruction Burnham and his cabinet left behind over the past week alone.

While working families struggle to pay their bills, the Westminster establishment has been busy dismantling our country piece by piece:

*The Ministry of Justice paused tougher life sentences for child rapists just to save 350 prison beds, right after releasing hundreds of convicted criminals onto our streets.

*Burnham openly floated a second Brexit referendum on television and confirmed that dragging Great Britain back into the European Union is firmly on the table.

*Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy backed a disgraceful plan to force every household to pay a mandatory BBC tax on their broadband bills even if they do not own a television.

*Nature Minister Jenny Riddell Carpenter publicly smeared traditional British country pubs, pints of ale, and pet black labradors as a dangerous far right fantasy.

*Shabana Mahmood approved blowing 250 million pounds to dump a massive migrant compound into the tiny Oxfordshire village of Piddington while British veterans sleep rough.

*Justice Minister Jake Richards went on BBC Question Time and deliberately refused to commit to stopping the small boats until the studio audience groaned in absolute disgust.

These out of touch socialists are treating our nation like a radical ideological playground and bleeding the domestic working class dry to pay for it!

I am sick to death of watching arrogant politicians destroy the country my grandparents built!!

Retweet this immediately to expose the disastrous reality of this government to every single voter before they do any more damage. 🇬🇧🔥

[Annunziata Rees-Mogg @zatzi]

Labour: rotten to the core.

[Raja Miah @recusant_raja]

My position has always been clear on this. The politics of Manchester is as dirty as 1930s Chicago. I'm relieved that people around the country are finally taking notice what Burnham's mayoral brand was built on.

[Annunziata Rees-Mogg @zatzi]

They take 80p per litre in tax.

~£45 per tank goes to Healey’s coffers.

If they wanted to help, they’d cut the tax.

They don’t want to “help”, they are demonstrating that they couldn’t care less.

[Christian @InTheTrenchesUK]

🚨 READ THIS. SHARE THIS. BECAUSE NOBODY IN POWER WILL. 🚨

HE LIVES IN OUR COUNTRY.
HE TAKES OUR MONEY.
HE CALLS OUR HOME "THE ABODE OF INFIDELS."
AND HE JUST REPORTED A BRITISH MP TO THE POLICE FOR DISAGREEING WITH HIM.

His name is Roshan Muhammed Salih. He runs 5Pillars. And what you are about to read will make your blood run cold.

Not because it is shocking. Because every single word of it is documented, sourced, and sitting in plain sight. And nobody. Not one single authority in this country. Has done a damn thing about it.

Let's start with Hamas.

On October 7th 2023 Hamas butchered 1,200 of our allies. They raped women next to the bodies of their murdered friends. They dragged grandmothers through the streets. They burned families alive. The world watched in horror.

Roshan Salih told his 210,000 followers on X that the IDF probably killed their own people and made the whole thing up.

He called the United Nations rape investigation "a complete fraud."

He has never. Not once. Condemned Hamas.

Not once.

Because in his own words, published in the Guardian, in black and white, with his name on it, Hamas are "legitimate actors." His words. The Guardian. 2009. Go and read it.

Now let's talk about the Taliban.

While British soldiers were coming home in body bags from Afghanistan. While Gold Star families were burying their children. While the nation grieved. Roshan Salih went on camera and said "I am supportive of Taliban, wish them a lot of success."

This year, in August 2026, he published a piece celebrating five years of Taliban rule calling Afghanistan "more Islamic, largely at peace."

More Islamic.

Girls banned from school. Journalists executed. Women flogged in the street.

More Islamic. That is his measure of success. Written on a platform operating out of London. Out of our country. Using our laws. Hiding behind our press freedoms.

Now here is where it gets truly ugly.

This man spent five years as the head of news for Press TV in London. The Iranian regime's propaganda arm. The channel Ofcom banned from our airwaves for taking editorial orders directly from Tehran. The channel that to this day is linked to Iranian intelligence operations on British soil. He was their man in London. Their first London news editor. Their voice in our capital city.

And while he was there he wrote in the Guardian that the Iranian government is "fundamentally decent."

The Iranian government that bankrolls Hamas.
The Iranian government that arms Hezbollah.
The Iranian government that hangs gay teenagers from cranes.

Fundamentally decent.

Before Press TV he was at Al Jazeera. Qatar's state-funded Muslim Brotherhood-aligned propaganda network. Before that the Islam Channel. Fined by Ofcom for antisemitic hate speech. His entire career is a tour of our enemies' payrolls. 18 years of Saudi, Qatari and Iranian money flowing through his bank account. 18 years. And then he had the nerve to tell you he was "completely independent."

He is not independent. He never was.

Now look at who he surrounds himself with.

His book was launched by the Islamic Human Rights Commission. A charity now under ACTIVE statutory inquiry by the Charity Commission. Breach of trust. Funding extremist activities. Their chair has been linked to Hezbollah support. This is where Salih chose to launch his book. Not Waterstones. Not a university. A charity being investigated for funding extremists.

His 5Pillars co-founder Dilly Hussain platforms Taliban spokespeople. His website has published content from Moazzam Begg. Arrested at an Al-Qaeda safe house in Pakistan. That Moazzam Begg. His platform gave an interview to Mark Collett. An actual neo-Nazi. An interview even the press regulator ruled was discriminatory.

One platform. The Taliban. Al-Qaeda. Neo-Nazis. Hamas denial. Iranian regime propaganda. Hezbollah support.

All of it under his editorial control.
All of it hosted on servers paid for with our charity money.

Yes. Our charity money.

In 2020 5Pillars received a £3,000 COVID emergency grant from the Public Interest News Foundation. British charity money. Taxpayer-adjacent money given to help journalism survive a pandemic. Three days later his platform published a video calling homosexuality "a gross crime against Allah." When the regulator found them guilty of inciting hatred against the LGBTQ community he did not apologise. He quit the regulator. He called for a separate Muslim press regulator outside British standards. Outside British law. Outside British accountability.

Because British standards do not apply to him.

Nothing does.

His 5Pillars company at Companies House has a confirmation statement that is currently overdue. He cannot even be bothered to file basic legal paperwork while running a terror-adjacent media operation in the heart of London.

And it gets worse. It gets so much worse.

In 2017 under his editorship 5Pillars produced a video that former government Extremism Commissioner Sara Khan documented in detail. A video explicitly promoting "physical jihad." The caliphate. Islamic penal codes. Stoning. Amputation. The exact ideology that sent British Muslims to join ISIS. Produced. Edited. Published. Under his name. On his platform.

Physical jihad.

From London.

In 2024 he declared on camera that "our focus as Muslims must be to ensure that Israel ceases to exist, no matter how long it takes."

No matter how long it takes.

From our country.

And now this week. Today. October 8th 2026. The day this post goes out. Fresh from his keyboard. 5Pillars reported Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick to the Metropolitan Police and the Prevent counter-extremism programme.

Why?

Because Jenrick said the Islamification of Britain is one of the greatest threats to our way of life.

Because Jenrick wants to ban the burqa.
Because Jenrick wants to end Sharia courts.
Because Jenrick wore a hoodie saying Hamas are terrorists.

For this 5Pillars wants him arrested under the Public Order Act. Referred to Prevent. The programme built to stop terrorism. Being used against a British MP by a man who called Hamas legitimate actors and praised the Taliban on camera.

Read that sentence again. As many times as you need to.

The man who promotes physical jihad wants to Prevent the man who says Hamas are terrorists.

This is not hypocrisy. Hypocrisy is accidental. This is a strategy. Deliberate. Calculated. Relentless. Use our laws against us. Weaponise our tolerance. Report the patriots. Shield the extremists. Scream Islamophobia at anyone who looks too closely. File police complaints against MPs while filing zero about yourself despite 28 years of documented pro-terror content sitting in plain sight on the internet.

He called Reform UK voters "outright racists and Islamophobes."

He called Jewish interfaith volunteers "Zionist infiltrators."

He dismissed the grooming gang scandal as "fake noise" designed to help Nigel Farage.

He said Muslims in Britain should pull their children out of school especially the girls.

He called for a mass physical training programme for Muslims to defend themselves.

Defend themselves against what?

He does not say.

He does not need to.

His audience knows.

This is who is operating in our country. Right now. Today. With 210,000 followers being fed a daily diet of Hamas apologia, Taliban celebration, Israeli elimination, Prevent manipulation, and anti-British hatred dressed up as news.

28 years.

Not one charge.
Not one arrest.
Not one serious parliamentary debate.
Not one serious newspaper investigation beyond what you are reading right now.

Just a man in London calling our home the Abode of Infidels while we pay for his charity grants, protect him with our laws, and allow him to report our elected politicians to the police for saying what the majority of this country believes.

The Charity Commission is circling his IHRC allies.
The press regulator already convicted him twice.
His own company is delinquent at Companies House.
His own words are the prosecution case.

We do not need new laws.
We do not need new powers.
We need the authorities we already have to do the job they already exist to do.

And we need every single person who reads this to share it until someone in power cannot ignore it anymore.

Because Roshan Muhammed Salih has had 28 years to love this country.

He called it the Abode of Infidels.

He made his position clear.

Now it is time we made ours.

SHARE THIS POST. TAG YOUR MP. TAG YOUR MEDIA. TAG EVERYONE.

BECAUSE SILENCE IS HOW WE GOT HERE.

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

.@andyburnham, the British public does not need a lecture about global events. We can see what is happening in the world. What we need is a Prime Minister prepared to explain why Britain has been left so dangerously exposed, and what his government intends to do about it. Instead, you offer us Google Maps.

Britain faces a serious energy crisis, households are watching their bills climb, businesses are struggling, and your answer is to tell motorists where they can find petrol a few pence cheaper. A price comparison feature may be useful, but it's not an energy policy. Dressing it up as meaningful government action insults the intelligence of those paying the bills.

You say global events are pushing up prices. Of course they are. But they do not explain every decision taken in Westminster over the past two decades, nor excuse the choices made by your party.

Britain sits on substantial oil and gas resources in the North Sea. Yet we have pursued policies that discourage domestic investment, create uncertainty and increase our dependence on international markets. We impose punitive taxes on producers while relying on their energy. We have allowed domestic capacity to decline without ensuring reliable, affordable alternatives are ready.

And then ministers express astonishment when international disruption sends prices soaring.

Ed Miliband has repeatedly reminded Parliament that Britain is a price taker in global fossil fuel markets. He is correct. But if your government understands that vulnerability, why pursue policies that discourage domestic production and leave us increasingly dependent on imports?

Nobody sensible claims another North Sea well would determine the world oil price. But domestic production matters for security of supply, jobs, tax revenues, investment and reducing dependence on foreign producers. Those benefits do not disappear because oil is traded internationally.

Energy security also requires adequate storage, dependable generating capacity, a functioning electricity grid, nuclear investment and an honest assessment of what the transition to renewables will cost. Energy is the foundation of a modern industrial economy, not merely another opportunity to announce a target.

Your government inherited serious failures from its predecessors. But Labour was elected to govern, not to spend its time explaining why everything is somebody else's fault.

Your party has made its own choices. It has defended restrictions on North Sea exploration, maintained a hostile investment environment for domestic oil and gas, and placed extraordinary faith in a rapid energy transition without adequately answering questions of affordability, reliability and security. Those are political decisions, Mr Burnham. They have consequences.

What makes your message particularly galling is the contrast between the scale of the problem and the triviality of the remedy. People are not worried because they cannot find the cheapest petrol station. They are worried because getting to work, heating their homes, running businesses and buying essentials keeps getting more expensive.

They were promised Labour's energy policies would bring bills down. They were told Britain would become an energy superpower. Yet when another severe price shock arrives, your answer is to shop around. A serious government would review barriers to domestic production, accelerate dependable energy infrastructure, address storage vulnerabilities and publish a credible plan to protect households and industry from prolonged disruption.

So yes, Mr Burnham, global events are driving prices higher. But Britain's vulnerability is not simply an act of God. It reflects years of political choices, including those your party continues to defend. The British people understand the difference between saving a few pence at the pump and securing the energy future of an entire nation. The question is whether their Prime Minister does.