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L'Aisne Nouvelle, 13/7/2019

Frexiteer et Brexiteer! Happily married.

[Humberboy @Humberboy101]

@KEdge23 I think after today's treatment of Nigel in Parliament many thousands more will be joining Reform. It is clear those in Parliament DO NOT SUPPORT THE POEPLE OF THE UK AND THAT INCLUDES KEMI.

[Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard]

Spot on

Why was rage allowed for the gangster Floyd, but not for the youngster Henry Nowak?

The hypocrisy of Labour & Tory uniparty is shocking.

Aided & abetted by almost all media outlets, led by BBC lying about what Nigel Farage said & being forced into another grovelling apology.

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

It is genuinely bizarre that UK has a College of Policing that teaches Critical Race Theory and other identity bollocks to aspiring coppers.
It’s a cult. No common sense. Zero humanity.
It left Henry to die.
Urgently need to go back to without fear or favour policing

[Cristo @cristo_radio]

The problem in @Keir_Starmer’s pious PMQ point- scoring @Nigel_Farage is- like it or not- Farage represents views of many angry people

They’ve seen ‘anti racism’ policies contribute to crimes (Southport, Manchester Arena, Grooming gangs etc) and the PM’s answer did zero to address that, again.

The PM and his supporters will see it as a win. It really isn’t

[Alan @A1an_M]

I'm old enough to remember when we were all about to die in a fiery climate apocalypse.

[Kelvin MacKenzie @kelvmackenzie]

So here’s the truth. The Times is reporting a number of police officers in Hampshire - the force responsible for the Henry Nowak arrest- felt “ controlled and pressured to feel certain ways” after receiving mandatory diversity training, a survey has revealed.
The courses taught officers about racism, “unconscious bias”, “ privilege and the importance of being an ally.”
A staff survey found one in seven officers and staff (15%) had felt “ controlled and pressured” to adopt certain ideas in the sessions and the same number thought “ mistakes would be held against me”.
A fifth feared being “ rejected for saying the wrong thing”.
So Hampshire police , and I suspect every police force in the land , is having DEI shoved down their throats leading, inevitably, to a white lad dying on our streets because white officers had been trained to always believe a violent criminal from a minority background.
Tonight I would sack Hampshire’s bloody awful chief Constable Alexis Boon who said there was no two-tier policing when the survey proves there was.
He doesn’t know his own officers. Never speaks to them in depth only ever inspects them
My advice to Mr Boon; Get out of Hampshire and get back to the Met where your thoughts will more welcome.

[Laila Cunningham @policylaila]

It is not hateful to ask why a dying boy was disbelieved.
Why when he said he’d been stabbed, he can’t breathe, the police standing over him saw something else.

[Chris Newton @drchrisnewton]

Starmer selectively using a grieving father’s words to try to shut down his political opposition is one of the most disgusting, despicable things I’ve seen from him, and he’s done a lot. #PMQs

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

In October 2024, the Free Speech Union came to the aid of Rick Prior, the elected Chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation, after he was suspended for saying that rank-and-file officers had become so fearful of complaints of racism — and potentially losing their jobs — that they no longer dared challenge allegations of racism, particularly when made by people of colour.

According to Prior, some officers were reluctant to intervene when they suspected a crime was being committed if the perpetrator was a black or brown person for fear of being accused of racism.

Fortunately, with our support, Rick Prior won his

Given the circumstance of Henry Nowak's death, it's clear that Rick Prior was right to raise these concerns.

The police have overcorrected in response to the perception that the force is institutionally racist, and that needs to be addressed.

People like Rick Prior — and other elected federation chairs — must be free to speak out about what they believe has gone wrong and propose common-sense solutions without risking suspension or dismissal.

The lack of free speech within policing on these issues has contributed to the current state of affairs in which officers appear to be more concerned about not following up accusations of racism than protecting people from violent criminals.

Watch the Free Speech Union’s General Secretary, Lord Young, below 👇

[Chris Rose @ArchRose90]

On TikTok. Olivia Nowak, Henry Nowak’s sister has shared Robert Jenrick’s speech asking Shabana Mahmood if “white lives matter just as much as everyone else’s?”

Peston does not speak for the Nowak family.

Olivia wants answers. We all want answers.

[Kallum Pickering @KallumPickering]

Net zero killed British industry, not Thatcherism

'If Burnham wants to reindustrialise Britain, he needs to reverse net zero, not Thatcherism. Abundant, stable, and competitively priced energy is vital for a healthy industry.'

Link below to my latest in the @TeleBusiness
#burnham #netzero #ukeconomy #ukmacro #labour @John_Stepek @MerrynSW

https://t.co/9HZaeyVCJy

[REFORM DAILY WATCH 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 @LondonReformist]

🚨 BOMBSHELL: MAKERFIELD SHOCK POLL. REFORM WILL ANNIHILATE LABOUR in Locals 8 wards):

➡️ REFORM UK: 50% 🔥
💔 Labour: 27%
🤮 Green: 10%
🥶 Con 7%
🎃 LibDem: 4%
🗣️ Others: 2%

These numbers come directly from Brevia Consulting, PollCheck aggregates, and ward-level data.

Reform swept all eight wards in the Makerfield constituency area. The data collated are spot-on and still remain the latest hard data available (as of early June 2026).

The upcoming 18 June by-election has separate polling (e.g., Survation showing Burnham narrowly ahead due to his personal brand), but the local election vote shares remain the strongest real-world indicator of the underlying surge.

[Dougie Brimson 🎬 🇬🇧 🇮🇱 @dougiebrimson]

9 years ago today, @roylarner41, without any consideration for his own safety, single handedly took on 3 armed terrorists at #BoroughMarket saving countless lives.

He never received any medals and is yet to receive any compensation for his injuries. Shameful.

#LondonBridge🇬🇧

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

It's unfair government policies and totally misguided policing that causes riots

Then they try to blame the people who are pointing out their uselessness

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

All the same politicians who spoke of “rage” and “unspeakable fury” and forced a cultural revolution after George Floyd now demand “calm” and “no politicisation” after Henry’s murder.

The reason is simple.

George Floyd was black.

Henry Nowak was white.

We will not relent.

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

Just remember the next time Rupert Lowe & his cronies claim Nigel Farage is “the establishment” that the entire political & media establishment is currently lined up against Nigel Farage because he dares to tell the truth about what is really happening in this country.

[Rael Braverman @raelbrav]

“I will take absolutely no lectures about "divisiveness" from the people who gave us two-tier policing, racial hiring quotas and endless race-baiting.”
Konstantin Kisin.

The uniparty has swung into action today! Starmer and Kemi are on the same side.

[Dr Jennine Morgan @jemmm85517813]

The Met Office should be abolished. They are merely a propaganda outlet.

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

Henry Nowak is the turning point. Not just because the hearts of every decent person broke.

But because we know it could be our child. Or us. Bleeding to death

And the DEI cult would laugh at us as we did so.

[Rael Braverman @raelbrav]

A very revealing clip.

The applause for Kemi Badenoch’s handling of the Nowak case from Two-Tier Kier tells its own story. The Conservative Party leadership remains instinctively committed to the same assumptions that delivered record levels of both legal and illegal immigration.

For those hoping the party has undergone a serious reckoning, this is a reminder that little has changed.

The managerial consensus endures. The faces may differ, but the governing instincts remain remarkably familiar.