Justin. You won't like me.

Flighty Welsh heretic. One-time engineer, full time smartarse. Idiot savant. Four decades on still a nobody & ok with it. 90% bants, 10% Cunningham's Law.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

Stupid is easily fixed. You just hit it with a hammer... Ok, maybe not fixed but you stopped it walking around... & being anywhere near you.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

Maybe... Or perhaps it's a pure genius manipulating geopolitics with heavy munitions to give the energy sector a soft landing as demand destruction rips through the global economy. All obfuscated by fugazis and screwy contradictory signals.

Who knows, eh.

[Kirill Dmitriev @kadmitriev]

Is somebody playing with the oil market that is down 8% after losing ~5 million barrels a day of supply?

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

It's more an indictment of the EU than of being out of it.

[Jeremy Clarkson @JeremyClarkson]

Brexit enthusiasts: I hope you’re all enjoying the queues at your holiday airports this year.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

Now they see the glistening glass spires thrust skywards. Lured to its jewelled totems they arrive and soon exclaim "Oh... Ohhhh "

[Tom Holland @holland_tom]

"A person approaching London from the neighbouring hills, usually sees it obscured by a cloud of smoke. It is no unfit emblem of the sin and the misery which abound in this great metropolis."

Tremendous stuff from John Newton (1794)...

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

@A1GOY There was me thinking all those people at the club at 2am were off their chunks. Turns out they were just being ever so cautious crossing the dancefloor.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

@Artemisfornow Toe. 😌

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

@DickDelingpole Less Mirepoix and more Mirepuhhhhohhh!

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

Yes, as I was just saying.

The stuff most relevant to this thread kicks in at about the one hour mark.

Wakey wakey.

https://t.co/i19vfrnMqK

[Connor Tomlinson @Con_Tomlinson]

The Pakistani rape gangs are the worst scandal in British history, and their crimes are still going on today. Thousands of foreign predators have been allowed by treacherous authorities to prey on our nation’s children, in the name of antiracism and multiculturalism.

Rupert Lowe MP’s crowdfunded independent Rape Gang Inquiry revealed that 149 authorities across Britain are affected and claimed that 250,000 girls were abused. Harrowing testimonies relay tales of torture, trafficking, enslavement, anti-white hatred, and ritualistic Islamic abuse.

Survivors were forcibly converted to Islam, married to their abusers, impregnated and subjected to multiple abortions, infected with sexually transmitted diseases, and assaulted by their tormentors’ families during court proceedings. Relatives of gang members blame the children for enticing the men, inviting the abuse, and possessing their relatives with djinn (evil spirits).

Children’s homes sell girls to their abusers; police officers arrest the girls and their parents instead of the perpetrators; and the government imports and subsidises the communities which produce and excuse the gangs, while enforcing censorship laws against victimised natives, denying the crimes, and calling critics racist to avoid inflaming “community tensions”.

This month, the government refused to deport Rochdale gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed, after he was released early from his prison sentence, while giving £153 million in taxpayer cash to Pakistan, which refused to repatriate him.

But the report, its 250,000 figure, and some of the testimonies collected have been disputed by both good-faith critics and those with political motives to discredit the report’s findings.

This is a comprehensive review of the Rape Gang Inquiry, examining:
- what the report left out;
- a literature review of the demographics of perpetrators;
- the racial and religious motives of the gangs;
- weighing the role of Islam versus cousin marriage and clan dynamics as a “social glue” which binds the gangs together;
- the role of organised crime and smuggling networks in the gangs; and
- what the next government must do to end the abuse.

A civilisation which cannot defend its children has no future. Millions must be made to leave for us to keep our families safe. And the politicians who demand we sacrifice our children “for the good of diversity” must be cleared out along with them.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction and new convictions
4:30 - Rochdale ringleader Shabir Ahmed and the British state's refusal to deport him
12:05 - Rupert Lowe's independent Rape Gang Inquiry
16:33 - Victim testimonies
31:29 - Victim and perpetrator demographics
46:29 - Criticisms of the inquiry and the "250,000 girls" figure
51:57 - Cousin marriage and clan dynamics as a "social glue" for the gangs
1:01:10 - Mosques and the rape gangs
1:09:40 - Organised crime, smuggling, and the rape gangs
1:13:03 - Immigration and the rape gangs
1:17:15 - Politicians complicit in covering up the rape gangs
1:31:54 - The role of Islam in the abuse
1:44:16 - Djinn, Muslim beliefs about free will, and the rape gangs
1:50:05 - Forced conversion, Islamic marriage, and grooming
1:52:33 - Why the British state ignores these crimes
1:55:10 - Criticism of the credibility of victim testimony
2:06:12 - The reaction to the Inquiry report
2:08:52 - The Inquiry's recommendations
2:17:59 - Conclusion

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

There are communities in Britain that choose not to integrate. They see themselves as establishing cultural if not territorial exclaves of far off distant nations they feel a sense of belonging to.

They have logistics links to those distant places that move all sorts covertly.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

In short the British majority community will not be the well armed faction come any strife. The other communities have the means to sustain violence and almost certainly friends afar to fund and supply their efforts.

Think it through, Brethren. You're behind the game.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

@ClimateWarrior7 Imagine this fella's Google Alerts since all this Ze bullshit got going.

The original, the sublime, the one and only Ze.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

Compulsory voting = a few million disengaged, disinterested, high time preference dribbling morons putting an X in a box; Whether that be the one they think gets them an immediate benefit or the one they are told to put the X in by some vacuous cunt - an influencer or MP alike.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

@timdavies_uk I struggle with that idea.

The state is unlikely to be on 'our' side at first, probably for a good while until they realise they are out of their depth.

Just now I tweet-rambled about the other big problem - we don't have the tools or the 'friends' for sustainment, 'they' do.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

@TheSimonEvansX I thought you were on about Paul for a second there.

[Justin. You won't like me. @Yoostin]

He survives it by his handlers pulling a long few shifts keeping it all on the rails.

[m o d e r n i t y @ModernityNews]

How Does A Political Party Leader Survive This? https://t.co/ajqZOMgSjn After Reform UK’s Ann Widdecombe was already murdered.