Les Murray @ReallyLesMurray

I am today launching Restore Britain as a national political party. Join us. restorebritain.org.uk/join_us

I wonder how much of this history is being taught in our progressive schools? Probably not much. Working class British people deserve more than the contempt they’re given by government and liberal shills who hate us. Britain deserves better.

Petticoat Lane, London - filmed in 1926. An almost entirely indigenous, homogeneous and Christian population. Also, a much cleaner, significantly safer and more orderly society.

@TRobinsonNewEra Petticoat Lane, London - filmed in 1926. An almost entirely indigenous, homogeneous and Christian population. Also, a much cleaner, significantly safer and more orderly society.

I never paid a penny of Poll Tax. I did not comply, and I'm still here. I never took the jab. I did not comply, and I'm still here. I will not accept Brit-card. I will not comply, and I'll still be here when this tyrannical Digital ID, and the vile people pushing it, are gone.

I've got a birth certificate, driving licence, a passport, and an NI number. You know who I am. I am not the problem.

Sky News @SkyNews

10 months ago

BREAKING: Digital ID to be made law for all adults in the UK. The proposals are the government's latest attempt to tackle illegal immigration, with the ID serving as a form of proof of the right to live and work in the UK. @MhariAurora reports. trib.al/ccTgxuY

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When’s the Digital ID vote in Parliament, @Keir_Starmer?

DO NOT COMPLY.

Chris Rose @ArchRose90

10 months ago

This 100% must be opposed.

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Not just swans, of course. Any of our wildlife seems fair game to these ignorant foreigners. Here's a Canada Goose about to be cooked.

Another example for you, Clive.

@labourlewis - Sit down. Watch this. It's just one of many evidential videos and photos.

Clive Lewis MP @labourlewis

10 months ago

When a public figure like Farage begins to peddle wild conspiracy and grotesque exaggeration, from migrants eating swans to hinting at unknown harms from paracetamol, it reveals a troubling approach: deliberately feeding fear, confusion, and distrust. Some will fall for those

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@TPointUK Tomorrow? It would have to be Reform, but reluctantly. Ultimately, Britain NEEDS @RupertLowe10 as Prime Minister - and it can't happen soon enough.

Adolf Eichmann, a high-ranking Nazi and one of the architects of the Holocaust, fled to South America after World War II. In 1962, he was captured and brought to Israel for trial. During the proceedings, the prosecution brought in survivors from Nazi death camps to testify against him. One of them, Yehiel Dinur, entered the courtroom and came face to face with Eichmann, who was seated in a glass box. The moment Dinur saw him, he collapsed to the ground, shaking and sobbing uncontrollably. Years later, in an interview with 60 Minutes, journalist Mike Wallace asked Dinur if his reaction had been caused by traumatic memories from the concentration camps. "No," Dinur replied. "It was not the memories that made me collapse. It was the realization that Eichmann was not a demon. He was an ordinary man. Hannah Arendt, a journalist for The New Yorker, attended Eichmann’s trial and later wrote about it. She noted that Eichmann was not a psychopath, not a man burning with sadistic hatred. He was ordinary. That is what made him so terrifying. He was a man who followed orders, who did his job, who justified the horrors he participated in without ever questioning them. All humans have the capacity for evil. We all have within us the ability to justify unspeakable horrors if the conditions are right. The question is not whether we are capable of evil, but what prevents us from committing it? Most religions restrain human evil. They set moral boundaries, condemning acts of violence, injustice, and cruelty. Christianity, for example, commands its followers to love their enemies, forgive those who harm them, and refuse vengeance. Judaism, despite its history of persecution, never formed a doctrine commanding global conquest or the extermination of non-Jews. Islam, however, does the opposite. When an ISIS fighter beheads a captive, he is not acting outside the teachings of his faith. He is following the example of Muhammad, who personally oversaw the beheading of hundreds of Jewish men in Medina. When Hamas terrorists slaughter Israeli families, they are not betraying Islam, they are fulfilling the doctrine of jihad, which commands war against non-Muslims until Islam dominates the world. Unlike Christianity, which calls for self-sacrifice, Islam calls for sacrificing others. Unlike Judaism, which focuses on preserving its own people, Islam commands the subjugation or destruction of all who reject it. We all have the potential for evil. But the difference between a person who commits atrocities and one who does not is the belief system that shapes them. A Christian who commits murder is violating his faith. A Muslim who kills an apostate is fulfilling his. A Buddhist who wages war is going against the teachings of his religion. A jihadist who slaughters unbelievers is doing exactly what his religion commands. The Nazis did not commit genocide because they were born different from us. They did it because they were indoctrinated into an ideology that justified mass murder. The same is true for every Hamas terrorist, every suicide bomber, every ISIS militant. Their faith tells them that their victims are not innocent, not human, not worthy of mercy. And so, they kill without hesitation. The reality is, Islam is the only major religion that actively commands the atrocities we fear. It is the only faith where genocide, subjugation, and violence are not historical accidents, but divine commandments. It is a mistake to think Islam is just another religion, rather than the most dangerous ideology the world has ever known.

Arguments against digital ID are sound. It'll allow government an unreasonable level of control over citizens' lives. The reality is most voters don't want them. The Prime Minister is almost unanimously loathed by the British people. And we don't think much of you either, Hague.

William Hague @WilliamJHague

10 months ago

Arguments against digital ID are paper thin. The reality is most voters now back them. The Prime Minister should have the courage to embrace them in full.

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WHITE PRIVILEGE.. a phrase often used as though all of us were bestowed with some sort of distinct advantage. My grandma didn't feel privileged, working a stuffy cotton mill in Lancashire, where you needed permission to get a drink of water from a barrel with a wooden ladle that everyone drank from.. no sick pay no time off She worked till it was time to give birth to my dad in a dreary sooty terrace with outdoor plumbing and no hot water. My dad started work at 14 At the Co Op on the dairy counter till he was old enough to drive. He then drove a wagon a rigid 17' flat and carried cotton for the profit driven cotton mills of the day . He served in the war and drove a tank. He was a placid man and violence of any kind would be distasteful to my dad, but War was war and he did his bit . My mother a fun loving blond, a wicked dancer who never had a smile off her face . Typical of the day , hard working and got on with it. War ended people lost loved ones, homes legs, their sight benefits were frugal. Rationing continued until the late 50s.. bellies stayed empty and hunger was normal.This was all absorbed by the working class . They fought fascism and gave us our feeedom. They worked in factories, foundries, steel works and mines. They built our hospitals, motorways, and bridges, some of the finest engineers in the world came from these windswept islands. They built Britain generation after generation. Their personal goals were usually to see their children do better than them. Education was a privilege, standards were kept . Never in their lives would they have dreamed someone would refer to them as privileged just because of their skills n colour. In the main, and I realise there will be exceptions, our Universities have been infiltrated with socialist/Marxist ideologies which have indoctrinated these vibrant minds and moulded the young into an ungrateful basket case of over educated entitled weak demanding, individuals who lack basic life skills . Debate and demonstrations have replaced common sense and practical techniques needed for our very survival . We can manage without journalists, and media people, we can manage without the arts, if you doubt me, see how long you last without a plumber or a sparky. In my eyes white privilege began with the pampered class that spewed out of our universities after Tony Blair said education education education .. To keep the unemployed out of the figures as the Labour Government began to dismantle this country and it's Sovereignty. Starmer is just the final phase . But it's not going to happen, you'll see a very different landscape when we flatten the two party uniparty system and claim back what we built . We built Britain and it isn't yours to give away!

There has been a noticeable rise on patriotism of late, with English raising their national flag as well the Union Flag (Jack). Embracing our culture, history, community and what I find most heartening, our national religion - Christianity. All this has made me think of a short but rousing quote from my 1866 Quiver annual (I have included a photo below): "Cling, clang ! cling, clang ! and the merry sounds ring out like a hymn of labour. And a nobler subject for a hymn to God never warmed an English heart! There are the two genii of the lamp of England's glory - grim, and swart, and hard, yet submissive and pliant to the hand of toil - IRON and COAL. Men of England, let us bless God who gave us - not the olive and the vine of Southern Europe, nor the diamonds of Golconda, not the pearls of Arabia, nor the goldfields of Australia; but the ironstone and the coalfield - precious gifts, by which the brain of Science and the hand of Art have wrought out a nation's wealth and power." God gave us the resources and wisdom to do great things; and yes, we as a nation have fallen short at times, but that is why we need our Lord God. The Quiver annuals were published by the Christian Thomas Cassell to be Sunday reading for the family; he wanted (among other things) to address the readers intellect while being full of gushing feeling to address the heart. Something I hope Cassell achieved with you through this quote.

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Forgiving someone who has wronged you, no matter how grievous that wrong might be, is no longer allowing them to live in your head & risking having hatred consume you. You hand the matter over to God, who promises: 'Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord' - Romans 12:19.

Lewis Brackpool @Lewis_Brackpool

10 months ago

Non-believers will not understand this and call this weak, which is incorrect. The hardest thing you could ever do is to forgive someone who has done so much wrong to you. This separates us from all other religions, who act on impulse and vengeance. This strength is spiritual.

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We are all Christian nationalists now. 🇺🇸 #WeAreCharlieKirk

You are capitulating to Hamas, a designated terrorist organisation guilty of mass murder. This move is totally unacceptable. It goes against the wishes of the vast majority of this country's citizens. It is repugnant. It's abhorrent. You are an utterly appalling Prime Minister.

Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer

10 months ago

Today, to revive the hope of peace for the Palestinians and Israelis, and a two state solution, the United Kingdom formally recognises the State of Palestine.

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