Mike Cornelius

[Deport Foreign Criminals @peterstopcrime]

This is a true story, have respect for the dead children and read it all, it’ll also help You understand Our enemies !

13 years ago an Algerian jihadist named Mohammed Merah broke into a school in the French town of Toulouse.

Merah executed a 5 year old boy and a 3 year old boy.

He then chased an 8 year old girl named Myriam Monsonego.

Merah caught her by her hair and raised a gun to execute her. His gun jammed, so he changed weapons. He then shot the little girl in the head while filming the execution with his GoPro.

He later said that he carried out this crime to “uphold the honour of Islam.” He called it an act of revenge because “the Jews kill our brothers and sisters in Palestine.”

According to one of his brothers, Merah was raised in an "atmosphere of racism and hatred" in their Muslim family.

Merah's sister Souad later said, "I am proud of my brother. He fought until the end against the Jews, and all those who massacre Muslims, I detest them."

According to his brother, when Merah's body was brought home, members of the local Cousin community visited the family to praise his actions and they cried tears of joy. Their only regret was that Merah had not killed more.

Merah was buried on 29 March 2012 in the Muslim section of the Cornebarrieu cemetery, near Toulouse. About 50 people attended, including the local imam.

Merah trained to be a terrorist in Pakistan, the same Pakistan our terrorists come from!

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

16-year-old Dazelle Peters was denied a life-saving double lung transplant — not because she wasn’t a candidate, but because she hadn’t received the COVID vaccine.

Diagnosed with leukemia as a child, bone marrow transplant treatment complications destroyed her lungs. During COVID, St Vincent’s Hospital refused to place her on the lung transplant waiting list, citing policies forbidding organs for an unvaccinated person. A surgeon told her she would be a “major threat” to others if she remained unjabbed.

Dazelle passed away in June 2024, leaving behind her parents and family who had fought desperately for her chance at life.

She was considered unworthy of receiving a transplant while she was still fighting to live.

This isn’t a policy debate anymore. It’s a young life cut short and a family forever grieving for the loss of Dazelle.

[Mike Cornelius @trawler88]

Climate Scientist REAVLS “I Was Effectively BRAINWASHED” Over Net Zero https://t.co/3hjXuPhlsh via @YouTube

[Marion Alice @marion1_alice]

Every PENNY @andyburnham GIVES for Foreign Aid is BORROWED, TAXPAYER must pay back
£111/£126 billion annually in debt interest NOT paying ANYTHING off the nearly £3 trillion debt (excluding public sector banks)
CALL A GENERAL ELECTION

[Britain Justice Uncovered @justicewatchuk]

Shana Grice was 19. She asked Sussex Police for help five times in six months. They fined her.

That is why her mother is standing outside this police station holding Shana’s photograph.

Michael Lane tracked Shana’s car, assaulted her and stole a key to enter her bedroom. Once, she hid under the duvet listening to him breathe.

But because Shana had not initially disclosed their past relationship, an officer gave her a £90 fine for “wasting police time”.

The trial judge later said police had “jumped to conclusions” and stereotyped her. The police watchdog found that the officer’s actions affected Shana’s confidence and may have stopped her reporting Lane’s continued harassment.

On 25 August 2016, Lane entered Shana’s home and murdered her. He was jailed for life with a minimum of 25 years.

One former officer was found to have committed gross misconduct and was barred from policing. Another committed misconduct. Sussex Police apologised and changed its procedures.

Shana went to the people meant to protect her. Their response taught a frightened teenager that asking again could get her punished.

That failure was indefensible.

[Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin]

Weird how the people outraged by the "hounding" of Jason Arday delight in and encourage the actual hounding of the person who exposed him.

Arday was not fired from his job or denied employment opportunities. On the contrary, he was given and retained jobs for which he was not qualified and was rightly criticised for lying.

Cofnas, on the other hand, is actually being denied jobs and fired from them for bring Arday's lying to light.

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

The academic establishment has once again turned on Nathan Cofnas in a bid to silence and punish him.

@nathancofnas was the whistleblower who spoke out against Cambridge — despite facing legal threats.

Now, Ghent University has launched an investigation into him and, in short order, suspended him.

The Free Speech Union is increasingly alarmed by the relentless attacks on academics who dare to speak out.

[Jeff pontz @827js]

Can you help me understand this one.

This beautiful Black girl names DaCara Thompson was brutally raped and murdered and thrown off a bridge by an illegal alien from Guatemala.

Not one word from Black Lives Matter.

Not one word from Jasmine Crockett.

Not one word from Joy Reid.

Not one word from the NAACP.

Not one muthafuckin word from THE VIEW.

And not one word from all yall white liberals.

But you can cry over a terrorist getting shot

for tryna run over an ICE agent?

OH HELL NO!

DaCara Thompson was 19 years old.

If she voted last year she definitely voted
for Kamala Harris.

The same Kamala Harris who was the border czar that let her murderer into the country!

So I need to know:
WHERE are you AT WHEN BLACK WOMEN ARE BEING SLAUGHTERED BY ILLEGALS?

This aint right.

[Jade @safewordsorg]

If me pointing out that the majority of the men that abused me were Pakistani Muslim men makes me racist, then racist I am.

You do not understand the horrors I have had to live through.

[Danny @DjokovicFan_]

Novak Djokovic says his detention and deportation from Australia was politically motivated:

"When I arrived, I already saw a couple of officers coming from the immigration zone looking at me. I immediately started to feel something isn't right. They asked me to come with them. They took me to an immigration zone from 11 p.m. to 9 a.m. They took my phone, everything.

Australia had one of the biggest lockdowns. They didn't want someone with my profile who is known in that country and everyone knowing I am not vaccinated who was coming in there staying a month.

Later on, I found out that that there were two other people — one was a player, one was a coach — that entered Australia based on the same medical exemption that I had.

It was all political. It had nothing to do with medical. It had nothing to do with anything else. It was purely political."

[Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard]

The Home Office are a disgrace

They failed to stop the boats

So now they beg illegals not to rape our women and girls

Who will be fired?

Who will be held accountable?

Britain is Broken

Britain needs Reform

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

So the Home Office is now admitting illegal migrants are from cultures which have totally different attitudes to women and children. They have to be told rape is not acceptable.

In future, anyone raped or sexually assaulted by a migrant can use this to sue the @ukhomeoffice for endangering them.

We need to crowdfund a prosecution.

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

My 90 yr old dad was rushed into hospital with on going gallbladder issues. His pre op has been cancelled twice already. He has been moved bed 4 times, in the process losing his hearing aid charger, making it very difficult for him to hear properly, & causing extreme stress. It has now been found. But, every time he was moved he missed food order so was offered sandwiches. Better than nothing but not ok for several days. Friends have now brought in cooked food. He had an operation & they missed removing the main stone, but put in a stent. He will go back into surgery today or tomorrow to get that stone. I’m grateful for his medical treatment & the caring staff, but this is a man who’s still working at 90 contributing to society (still coaching swim kids), was a member of our armed forces, where he lost an eye, & never taken a handout, ever! Our NHS is utterly broken.

[Ben Leo @Benleo]

I’ve been saying for about a year on air and I’ll say it again here…

Conversations about whether illegal migrants should be in hotels, HMOs or camps in quaint English villages are all a deliberate red herring and distraction.

It’s designed to get you bogged down in the weeds.

The real conversation and goal of the government should be about stopping them arriving in the first place - NOT how we agree they should be managed when here.

I don’t think it’s a conversation they want. So they drag you into pointless debates instead.

It makes no difference societally whether these men are staying at the Ritz or in a Bolton HMO.

The expense doesn’t matter. It’s all fake anyway.

What matters is that they’re here. Free to roam. A risk to everybody. And they should never have arrived.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨BREAKING: There has been widespread public outrage after 2 men involved in disorder at Epping Migrant Hotel protests have received LONGER SENTENCES IN PRISON than the illegal migrant who sexually assaulted a 14 year old girl which started the protests in the first place

- Charlie Land, 2 years 8 months
- Jonathan Glover, 2 years 6 months

- Hadush Kebatu, just 12 months

The UK justice system is a complete joke

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

It’s absurd that Britain prioritises foreign food over what we can (and do) grow on our own soil.

Britain has some of the best farmland in Europe. We produce excellent wheat, potatoes, dairy, beef, lamb, apples, berries, brassicas and more. Our climate and soil are perfectly suited to a huge range of high-quality produce.

Yet year after year, supermarket shelves and government trade policy tilt toward imports — often at the direct expense of British farmers.

Cheap Spanish tomatoes, Dutch peppers, Polish chicken, New Zealand lamb and out-of-season fruit flown halfway around the world routinely undercut local growers.

Why? Lower production costs abroad, weaker environmental and animal-welfare standards in some cases, and a retail system that chases the lowest unit price above everything else.

The result: British producers face razor-thin margins, rising energy and labour costs, and the constant threat of being replaced by imports that would never meet the same rules if grown here.

This is not free trade in any meaningful sense. It’s a one-way preference for distance over quality, seasonality and national resilience.

Food security is treated as an afterthought until a supply shock hits. Carbon footprints from long-haul transport are waved away while British growers are lectured about sustainability. And rural communities that keep the countryside working are told to compete with subsidized or lower-standard overseas production while absorbing every new regulation.

Supporting what is grown here does not mean autarky or higher prices for everything. It means fair competition: applying the same standards to imports that we demand of our own farmers, prioritising seasonal British produce in public procurement and retail, and recognising that a country that cannot feed itself is strategically weak.

Preferring the imported option simply because it is slightly cheaper on the day is short-sighted policy dressed up as consumer choice.

[Fiona goddard @fionagoddarduk]

For months, I’ve been fighting to stop my abusers being released early. I thought we had finally managed to stop it, only to find out they are still being released at just 50% of their sentences.
I’ve spent months spiralling, panicking and falling apart. Completely consumed by memories and retraumatised all over again. I found myself falling back into how I felt as a child, crumbling under the weight of it all. The panic attacks came back. The nightmares I had only just managed to leave behind last year returned, and I was waking up terrified all over again.
Then, once I realised there was nothing else I could do, came the numbness.
And with that numbness came another realisation: I had allowed all of this to consume me again. I had nearly let my life fall apart. I had, in a way, allowed these men to continue impacting and controlling my life all these years later.
And they do not deserve that.
So it’s time to give myself a kick up the arse and start living my life again. To get back to doing the things I normally do. To keep fighting, but not allow the fight to consume me.
I am not giving in.
I am not going to let what they did to me as a child continue to dictate who I am as an adult.
I am not a victim anymore. I think I needed to remind myself of that.
I don’t know how I’ll feel when Monday comes and another one of them walks free. I’m not going to pretend I know how I’ll cope with it. But today, I am determined not to be defeated by it.
There are good things happening too. The house move is well on its way, which will make a huge difference, and the police have now started making arrests in relation to the threats, stalking and harassment I’ve been dealing with.
For a while, I genuinely considered disappearing altogether. Walking away from everything and everyone.
But that just isn’t me.
Then I received messages from a few other survivors who reminded me why I started doing this in the first place. They reminded me of what I’ve achieved, how far I’ve come and how many people this fight has helped.
And it reminded me of something important:
Their opinions are the ones that matter to me.
The people who have walked this road with me. The survivors who understand. The people who have been there through the worst of it and still believe in what I’m fighting for.
Everyone else’s opinions are irrelevant.
So I’m getting back up.
I’m still here.
I’m still fighting.
And I’m not defeated. ❤️

[Mike Cornelius @trawler88]

@TerraOrBust Trading partner is misleading as it implies bilateral trade .. when it comes to who actually buys from the EU the list could be different (eg UK buys from significantly more than it sells to!)

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

Imagine a Government so weak, that they’d call for bans on BBQs, but stay deadly silent in Pakistani firework displays up and down the country last week.

Couldn’t make it up

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

Syrian 🇸🇾 asylum seeker Ahmad Hania, 27, has been charged on two counts. Of two girls under the age of 16, one with rape & other sexual activity. He was arrested in Kenilworth, what is believed to be the Riverside Hotel.

Remanded into custody, to appear today at Coventry Magistrates Court.

https://t.co/TZUw4EKqBO