Roland Hart

Music is my life

[Helen @Hells4Heroes]

Quote: "Planning permission was granted at appeal by @mtpennycook and @AngelaRayner for a solar scheme which will remove 110 acres of our holding (42%). They acknowledged the significant harm to the good farming business but took no steps to diminish that harm".

[Dave @DaveKent101]

Why do the prison authorities do nothing to combat the Islamist gangs who now infest UK jails, and are seemingly untouchable?

When not trying to forcibly convert non Muslims, they offer protection to other prisoners providing they convert to Islam.
The serial killer of Milly Dowler Levi Bellfield is a perfect example. Now under the protection of Islamist gangs because he converted to Islam and is now known as 'Yusuf Rahim'.

This nonsense has to be rooted out with zero tolerance.

[Make Britain Great Again @UK_Needs_Reform]

It's easy, if you REALLY want to stop the economical migtants.

[🤍𝕁𝕆🤍 @jomickane]

Lord Pearson talking about the grooming/rape gangs. He says they shouldn't be called Pakistani gangs, they should be called muslim gangs. He says its not an ethnicity issue, its a religion issue 😯..

[𝕸𝖆𝖉 𝕯𝖔𝖌𝖘 & 𝕰𝖓𝖌𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖍𝖒𝖊𝖓, 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @MadDogBrit]

Simon Webb is spot on again.

A minor fire outside a mosque gets the Prime Minister and Home Secretary racing to the scene, promising millions in security funding, and counter-terror police involved.

Meanwhile British churches are hit by arson every 10 days.

150 churches attacked in five years. Some burned to the ground.

Barely a word in the media. No visits. No funding. No outrage from the establishment.

Our Christian heritage is being quietly erased while mosques are prioritised and protected.

This is two-tier everything.

My England for the English.
England. True Grit. Restore.
No apologies. No surrender.

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Rayner's £182,000 Masterclass In Hypocrisy

Angela Rayner spent years telling the country that MPs' second jobs were a racket. In March 2023 she wrote that being an MP "isn't a second job. It is the job." Labour, she promised, would put an end to the practice. Eighteen months later she resigned from Cabinet in disgrace over her own financial affairs. Within a year she had earned £182,376 from speeches, book advances and a severance payment she had no obligation to keep. Then she walked straight back into the job she had left.

The figures are not subtle. She earned £104,000 from speaking fees in ten months, on top of an MP's salary that rose to £98,599 in April. She took £61,500 as a book advance for a memoir about her own life. She kept a £16,876 exit payment while Wes Streeting, reappointed to Cabinet the same week, is serving his first three months for nothing.

One fee stands apart from the rest. Propertymark, a trade body representing the property sector, paid Rayner £20,000 for a two-hour speaking engagement. That is £10,000 an hour, from an industry lobby group, paid to a former Housing Secretary weeks before she was reappointed Housing Secretary. Nobody pays that rate for after-dinner charm. They pay it for access, and they got exactly what they paid for. This is not a speaking fee. It is a retainer with a lectern attached.

The woman collecting these cheques left the department with a housebuilding record to be ashamed of. Official figures published by the Ministry of Housing in November show England delivered 208,600 net additional dwellings in 2024-25, a fall of 6 per cent on the year before. New build completions dropped from 198,610 to 190,600. Labour's manifesto promised 1.5 million homes over the Parliament, a rate of 300,000 a year. Rayner delivered barely two-thirds of that. Housebuilding did not accelerate under her stewardship. It slowed.

She has an answer ready for all of it. The severance payment was earned, she told BBC Radio 5 Live, because she had genuinely left government for a period of time. That defence collapses under its own logic. The payment exists to cushion ministers against sudden unemployment. Rayner was not unemployed. She was the best-paid backbencher in Britain, drawing more from four speeches than most of her constituents earn in three years.

Joanna Marchong of the think tank Onward put it plainly: Rayner built her brand attacking Tory sleaze and demanding a ban on MPs' outside earnings, then pocketed £180,000 the moment the rules stopped applying to her. Lee Anderson called her year out a good little earner. Both are right, and neither goes far enough. The deeper failure sits in the housing numbers, where the gap between rhetoric and delivery is measured not in pounds but in homes that were never built.

Labour came to power promising a government that would look different from what came before it. Rayner's year off shows how quickly that promise curdles into the same old story: rules for the public, exemptions for the powerful, and a lobby group's cheque book standing in for genuine accountability. She missed her housing target by a third and was rewarded with reappointment. She broke her own stated principle on second jobs and was rewarded with £182,376. The voters who elected this government on a promise of change deserve to know that the change stopped at the Cabinet door.

"Rayner's year off shows how quickly that promise curdles into the same old story: rules for the public, exemptions for the powerful"

[Rogue @RogueUnfiltered]

👇🏽 John Lydon’s quote👇🏽

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

🫥A Midland, Texas citizen went to City Hall requesting paperwork.

He sat inside the public building for an extended period speaking with Strategic Communications Director Stewart Doreen. The footage appears to show that he never raised his voice, never became violent, and was not told what crime he had committed.

Then a Midland Police Department officer arrived.
She issued commands, placed her hands on him, and ultimately pepper-sprayed him inside City Hall.

He was taken outside in handcuffs, transported to the hospital, and reportedly handcuffed to a hospital bed. He has a heart condition and had expressed concern about being forced outside into the extreme heat.

After officials reviewed the footage and saw that he had not been acting belligerently, he was released with no charges.

No identified crime. No charges. Yet a citizen requesting paperwork from his government ended up pepper-sprayed, handcuffed, and hospitalized.

What lawful justification was there for this use of force?

[Peter Bleksley @PeterBleksley]

I am so glad I never worked with this cunt. No wonder Policing is going down the pan.

[ElBuni @therealbuni]

En italia esta la Fontana del Porcellino, vos le pones una moneda en la boca y si cae en la rejilla "se te cumple un deseo"
Por mas de 500 años no hubo problema

Ahora se le sumo mas dificultad porque tiras la moneda y un inmigrante africano te la agarra en el aire jsjs

[PeterSweden @PeterSweden7]

Norwegian police is now WARNING people to NOT share videos from private security cameras of burglars that have been breaking into homes.

People in Norway have been sharing videos in online groups to warn others.

But now police is telling people to stop it.

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

She's very talented, and has earned vast sums of money, a lot of which she spends helping other people

What is delusional about that ?

You should examine your delusional assumptions

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

It's transpired that this lad, Dominic McCoid, has to chase drug taking invaders off his local war memorial on a regular basis!

If you know this lad and area, show him support.

Respect Dominic 🙏🏻

[British Patriot UK 🇬🇧 @EnglandUK]

🚨Shocking footage from a European bus stop 😱

A woman in a hijab decides she wants the seat… so she violently beats and kicks the European woman already there - right in the face and while she’s on the ground.

This is how “hospitality” is being repaid.
Watch it yourself.

Share if this bothers you.

#Europe #RealityCheck

[Claire Langoulant - Royaliste Légitimiste @ClaireRoya14724]

🚨 À 72 ans, Damien Tabard, chauffeur de car scolaire, a été licencié après avoir refusé de respecter certains arrêts prévus. Il préférait déposer des élèves devant leur domicile pour assurer leur sécurité.

Après 17 ans de service, son employeur lui reprochait notamment des "arrêts sauvages" et une insubordination. Damien expliquait pourtant vouloir éviter qu'une collégienne de 12 ans ne marche 650 mètres, de nuit, le long d'une route départementale sans trottoir.

Le 20 mai 2026, les prud'hommes de Limoges ont confirmé son licenciement pour faute grave. Il a choisi de ne pas faire appel et devra verser 500 € à son ancien employeur. 🤬🤬🤬

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEWS: This is Karam Majdi, the 27 year old illegal immigrant who raped a 14 year old girl in Croydon

He got just 7 years in prison for this horrific attack

Yet having served his sentence he cannot be deported back to his home country. WHY? Because he has claimed he is bisexual

And will be punished in the Muslim country he comes from

Why do we have to put up with this nonsense?
Why are his rights more important than the safety of little girls?

The UK is going through a migrant rape epidemic

We should be deporting his ashes

[Katie Hopkins @KTHopkins]

I am a supporter of the death penalty.

I can think of no better argument for it than the Rwandan Southport murderer who now costs us £1000 a day relaxing at a psych unit