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1/2 Brit 🇬🇧 Grew up in Japan 🇯🇵 now living in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 Daughter of the King of the Universe ✝️❤ Actress🎭

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@captainatomIDC @Rainmaker1973 They thank the blocks at the end, too! So beautiful ❤️

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@Based_Archive @PositivFuturist Fyi the first link doesn't seem to be working. Great that people including yourself are compiling data 👏

[Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin]

It's been an intense week and there is much anger, hatred and resentment. Some want to use this moment to make more money, blame the people they always wanted to blame and amplify hate, so it's important to say this.

To my enemies: I hate your ideas but I don't hate you. You are not, actually, my enemies. You are my fellow citizens, my brothers and my sisters.

The ideas you have been seduced by are dangerous and destructive. You have been tricked into believing that your country and your civilisation are bad. That words are violence. That words you disagree with must be suppressed and that the people who utter them deserve to be killed. That the best way to deal with anti-black racism is anti-white racism. That men can become women. That losing a war you started is genocide.

These ideas are wrong, bad and dangerous. I hate them. But I don't hate you. You have been tricked into believing them as many of us once were. Yes, it's true - some of you will continue to believe them to your dying day and, because of that, I will keep fighting you with argument, persuasion and debate to my dying day. But many of you will come to a moment of clarity as many of us have before you. It might be having a child, it might be seeing the hate you receive from your own side for daring to stray from the plantation, it might be something else that affects you personally.

And what I want you to know is that when that moment comes, you will be welcomed with open arms. Come on over.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

Good men must die, but death can't kill their names.

[Eylon Levy @EylonALevy]

When people stop talking, bad things happen.

Rest in peace, @charliekirk11

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Brilliant interview! 👏 Much respect to these two brave patriots 🇬🇧❤️ @CandidwithLubna & @TRobinsonNewEra

[Majed @971AlSaadi]

As an Emirati, I cannot stay silent on this. I spit at these filth

To imprison a 13-year-old girl, drug her, and abuse her for profit is pure evil. Predators like this do not deserve the name of men they are monsters who prey on the innocent.

What’s even more shocking is the so-called “justice” in the UK. Six years? Nine years? A child’s life has been shattered forever, yet these criminals will walk free while their victim is still young. Two even fled the country without facing punishment. Disgraceful.

If this happened in our region, the punishment would have been swift and merciless. Civilized societies do not tolerate predators of children
they crush them. Anything less is a betrayal of the victim and of justice itself

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@utkcoin But how do we know you're not a bad actor, though?

[Scott Baio @ScottBaio]

THE ONLY BIRD THAT DARES TO ATTACK AN EAGLE IS A CROW, BUT THE EAGLE NEVER FIGHTS BACK. HERE IS WHY:
1. The crow is the only bird bold enough to sit on the eagle's back and peck at its neck.
Relentless. Annoying.
But the eagle... stays calm.
2. The eagle doesn't flap. Doesn't fight. Doesn't waste energy. It does one thing: It rises.
3. The higher the eagle soars. The thinner the air becomes. The crow? It can't handle the altitude.
4. Eventually, the crow gasps. Loses strength...And falls off.Not because the eagle attacked
But because the eagle ascended.
5. Let the crows talk. Let them peck. You don't have to respond. Just keep going higher.
6. They can't follow you forever. Your growth will suffocate their noise. So don't engage. Elevate.



[Darren Grimes @darrengrimes]

This is glorious! Best trend ever. 🇬🇧

[Caz 🇬🇧 @cazjj]

@ThePosieParker It's these women who need asylum and put up in hotels. Not young fit men.

[ZUBY: @ZubyMusic]

A healthy society discusses responsibilities at least as much as it discusses rights.

[🟥Hackney Dr. of Terfery @NoShirleyNo]

It’s just struck me what this reminds me of. Redaction.

This woman has been redacted.

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

Brian Cox play under review after only white actors told they needed ‘woke’ training

'Jackie Wylie, the artistic director and NTS chief executive, has ordered a review after the Free Speech Union (FSU) complained the training treated “members of one racial group less favourably than members of others”.'

https://t.co/nRvRlaRoe6

[James Esses @JamesEsses]

People are often surprised to hear a therapist say this but we need less navel-gazing, mollycoddling, and victimhood.

We need more resilience.

You can’t literally be anything you want to be.
Words are not violence.
There is no right not be offended.
Life is inherently unfair.

[Aja ♀️🇬🇧 @AjaTheEmpress]

It’s 2025, and apparently you can now be charged with “harassing Islam” in the UK. Not harassing a person—a religion. That should set off alarm bells for everyone.

Islam is an idea. A belief system. And in any functioning democracy, ideas are open to challenge, even harsh, uncomfortable, unpopular challenge.

The idea that Islam should be off-limits because someone might take offence? That’s a dangerous road.
We used to fight for the right to speak openly, especially about religion. Now, just questioning certain teachings or practices risks getting you labelled a bigot or worse.

How did we get here? Years of institutions walking on eggshells, terrified of being called Islamophobic.
A legal system that’s gotten too cosy with the idea that “offence” equals “harm.” And a culture that treats feelings like they’re more important than facts. (Where else have we seen this???)

We’ve got to push back. Criticising Islam or any religion is not hate. It’s part of living in a free society. If we lose that right, we lose something essential.

Ideas don’t need protection. If they do then they aren't very good ideas.

[Queen Bee @KingBobIIV]

This year alone, over 10,000 British women and girls have been raped by foreign men. Our public services are overwhelmed. Our housing is handed over to new arrivals while British families wait in despair. Those who speak out are not heard—they're investigated. They're silenced. Some are even arrested and thrown in jail.

British citizens are being stabbed and shot in the streets. Our towns are becoming unrecognisable. And our freedom of speech—the very foundation of a free country—is being systematically dismantled.

At the same time, our government continues to proudly declare its unwavering support for Ukraine’s right to defend its land, its people, its culture, and its borders. We are told the Ukrainian people are brave for resisting invasion, for protecting their language, traditions, and identity. And they are brave.

But I ask you this:

Why is it noble for Ukrainians to defend their homeland, but “racist” or “far-right” when British people express the same desire?

Why do you honour Ukraine’s right to preserve its cultural identity, yet demonise your own citizens for wanting to do the same?

Why is border control a moral duty in Kyiv, but hate speech in Dover?

The contradiction is staggering. If protecting national identity is a virtue in Ukraine, it cannot be a crime in Britain. If Ukrainians have the right to say “this is our home, and we decide who comes in”, then so do the British.

This is not about hate. It is about consistency. About the right of every nation to exist, to preserve its culture, and to put its people first.

If you stand with Ukraine, then you must also stand with the British people—who are tired, frightened, and desperate to be heard in their own land.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Forever grateful for the courage, duty and determination of those who stood firm against tyranny.

May we live lives worthy of their sacrifice.