TracyTerfiraptor🇮🇱 🦖🍳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💜🤍💚 @didoreth

Some MusIim immigrants in the UK are burning the British flag and threatening Brits, saying: “This is our country now! There's nothing you can do about it!” How the heII do we deal with these parasites threatening the host body?

This is so wrong…

Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih

2 days ago

He will be executed tomorrow he will be hanged. He’s just a child. Please help me to get the leaders to call the Islamic Republic to stop the execution. My heart broke when I just watched the forced confession of this young boy on Iran’s state TV. They tell him: “You are

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Guten Morgen zusammen, heute vor sieben Jahren, am 29. Juli 2019 wurde der damals 8 Jahre alte Leo S. im Hauptbahnhof Frankfurt zusammen mit seiner Mama Bianca vor einen Zug gestoßen. Beide waren auf dem Weg in den Urlaub. Leo überlebte diesen Angriff nicht, seine Mutter konnte sich retten, musste den Mord an ihrem Sohn mit ansehen. Täter ist ein Eritreer, der bereits 2006 als Flüchtling in die Schweiz kam und seitdem dort lebte. Die Flucht vor der Schweizer Polizei führte ihn nach Frankfurt. Im späteren Prozess wurde die Schuldunfähigkeit des Täters festgestellt und die dauerhafte Unterbringung in einer forensischen Psychiatrie angeordnet. Die Staatsanwaltschaft klagte den Täter nicht wegen Mordes an, sondern stufte dieses schreckliche Verbrechen lediglich als Totschlag ein. Der Täter habe einen Menschen getötet, ohne Mörder zu sein, so die Begründung der Staatsanwaltschaft. Ganz Deutschland stand gefühlt still an diesem Tag. Der damalige Innenminister Seehofer brach seinen Urlaub ab. Bundeskanzlerin Merkel flog am Nachmittag desselben Tages mit einem Hubschrauber in den Urlaub nach Südtirol, ohne ein Wort über dieses Verbrechen zu verlieren. Ich behalte den Verbleib solcher Täter im Blick, daher frage ich regelmäßig an, ob die Vollstreckung der Maßregel noch andauert. Der Täter ist aktuell weiterhin in einer forensisch-psychiatrischen Klinik in Hessen untergebracht. Ob er Lockerungen in Form von Ausgängen außerhalb des Klinikgeländes erhält, wollte man mir auf Anfrage wegen der Persönlichkeitsrechte und der ärztlichen Schweigepflicht nicht sagen.

Exactly right. Jonathan Hall, the government's own Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, said in the aftermath of the Belfast stabbing that asylum seekers from conflict zones present elevated risk profiles, that trauma from witnessed or perpetrated violence compounds that risk, and that his questions about the national security implications of mass migration had been met by the government with silence. He is not a commentator. He is a King's Counsel appointed to provide neutral expert assessment of national security law. The government's own security methodology treats exposure to serious violence as a material risk factor. Hall said so publicly. Nobody answered him. On Sudan specifically, the country has been in the grip of a catastrophic civil war since April 2023, fought between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, a paramilitary group with documented links to atrocities in Darfur. Both sides have been accused of war crimes by the UN. The men leaving Sudan and arriving on British beaches are leaving a conflict zone in which participation in or exposure to serious organised violence is not exceptional. It is the environment they have spent years in. As stated in my original post, Britain has no biometric registry for Sudan. It cannot check arrivals against Sudanese military or paramilitary records because no such exchange agreement exists. Mahmood's community sponsorship scheme prioritises Sudanese nationals, opens applications in autumn, and relies on the UNHCR referral process, which has never been designed as a counter-terrorism screening mechanism. The 43,000 individuals currently subject to active counter-terrorism monitoring in Britain represent the known risk. The screening gap you're describing is about the unknown one. A government serious about national security would have closed that gap before announcing a sponsorship scheme that expands arrivals from the same conflict zone. It announced the scheme instead. "[Jonathan Hall] said his questions about the national security implications of mass migration had been met by the government with silence."

Look closely at how Shabana Mahmood has chosen to frame this. Children playing in a refugee camp. A caption that reads "Britain will always offer sanctuary to those fleeing war and persecution." It is a calculated piece of design, and a deliberate misrepresentation of the policy sitting beneath it. The Community Sponsorship Scheme is modelled on Canada's programme. Under that model, and confirmed by how Britain's own Homes for Ukraine scheme actually operated, sponsors are permitted to nominate specific individuals. Existing communities in Britain will be able to bring over relatives and connections rather than the scheme allocating places to the most vulnerable refugees on earth. The nationalities prioritised are Sudanese and Eritrean nationals, chosen explicitly, in the Home Office's own words, because they represent the largest groups currently crossing the Channel illegally. This is not a scheme for unaccompanied children in camps. It is a nomination-based route for adults from two specific countries, selected because they are already arriving by other means. Look closer still. The children are dressed in styles associated with the Syrian refugee crisis, a conflict that drove millions from their homes between 2011 and the fall of Assad in December 2024. That image, however authentic its origin, belongs to a different country and a different chapter than the policy it now illustrates. The emotional weight of one of the defining humanitarian crises of the last fifteen years is being borrowed to sell a 2026 scheme that prioritises Sudan and Eritrea. "Britain will always offer sanctuary." Britain has signed accommodation contracts running until 2039. It opened twelve new asylum centres this week without informing the MPs whose constituents will live next to them. It has a four percent removal rate for those who arrive illegally. It has no biometric registry for Sudan or Eritrea, meaning a British family sponsoring a refugee cannot verify identity, criminal history or conflict zone involvement. In January 2026, fighting engulfed northeast Syria's detention network, which held around 9,000 male ISIS suspects from an estimated 60 countries across al-Hol and other facilities. Up to 200 detainees escaped Shaddadi prison. Syria separately confirmed a mass escape from al-Hol itself, involving relatives of ISIS fighters. Their whereabouts remain unknown. None of that appears anywhere near this image. "Capped." The cap is more than 10,000 by 2030, on top of the boats, on top of the asylum claims already running at a 2001 high, on top of the accommodation contracts already signed. Canada's equivalent scheme has resettled more than 390,000 people since 1979, including 30,000 in a single year. A cap that expands is not a cap. It is a starting figure. The accountability structure deserves the closest scrutiny of all. When a community sponsors a refugee, responsibility for support transfers to the sponsor for the first year. When something goes wrong, the government is insulated. The sponsor bears the consequence. Rhiannon Skye Whyte was stabbed twenty-three times by Deng Chol Majek, a Sudanese man who had entered Britain illegally by small boat three months earlier, in a hotel the government had repurposed as asylum accommodation. The sponsorship scheme does not remove that risk. It redistributes the liability for it, onto private citizens who will have no government resources behind them when something goes wrong. This image was not designed to inform the public. It was designed to make a specific demographic and accountability policy emotionally unchallengeable by attaching it to the most sympathetic image available, a child playing in a refugee camp that has nothing to do with the countries the policy targets. The public is being deceived, deliberately and by design.

A major pre-war myth is that Gaza couldn't import goods or food without Israeli approval. But UN's own data shows 110 trucks/day entered Gaza via Egypt in 2023 without Israeli control. Gaza only needed ~70/day for food but Hamas mostly imported construction supplies for tunnels.

Absurdly, Sarah Sackman, Labour’s courts minister has demanded Union and St George’s flags are taken down in her Finchley and Golders Green constituency claiming they are “ unsettling, intimidating and othering”. Othering means different or separate from the dominant group If there are people who genuinely feel “othered” by our flag can I suggest they leave the UK immediately and return to the “ unothered” undemocratic shitholes they came from.

👇This is Brandon, a new single Dad by choice, picking up the son that he ordered. He says the hardest part about doing surrogacy is the “emotional investment”. Personally I think the hardest cost is borne by the baby boy who is being deliberately deprived of ever having a mum.

The annual operational cost being withdrawn is £2.8 million per year. The daily cost of housing illegal migrants in hotels is £5.77 million per day One single day of these hotel costs would be enough to fund the telescope for more than two full years.

Politics UK @PolitlcsUK

3 days ago

🚨 NEW: The UK’s largest telescope for studying space is now set to close after the Government pulled its funding It supported various Apollo missions and tracked Soviet rockets in the Cold War

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If you ever want to hear what a serious case of verbal diarrhoea sounds like, then listen to Irish pro-trans journo Allison Morris in this dialogue with Helen Joyce. The amount of shite that shoots out of Allison's mouth is explosive.

Sex Matters @SexMattersOrg

2 days ago

“You haven’t been silenced!” “We have literally just been cancelled.” @HJoyceGender debates Allison Morris about Féile an Phobail cancelling a @WRN_NI event.

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An astonishing interview. @HJoyceGender deals absolutely brilliantly with a stream of misrepresentations and vitriol issuing from a self-righteous journalist who is so cloistered in her bubble that she has no idea how she sounds to those outside it. Fantastic work, Helen! 🎉🎉

Sex Matters @SexMattersOrg

2 days ago

“You haven’t been silenced!” “We have literally just been cancelled.” @HJoyceGender debates Allison Morris about Féile an Phobail cancelling a @WRN_NI event.

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@BoyGeorge @lauferlaw History will describe Boy George as the Zola of the 21st Century 💙

Boy George couldn’t be more right on this, more wrong on Gender. @Martina couldn’t be more right on Gender, more wrong on this. Most GC sex realists understand that Israel is just defending itself against a massive conspiracy to kill Jews. Most Zionists understand that men should not take women’s rights. Sometimes it takes a while for people to understand that the same warping of reality has the same origin. Gender is a warp. Hating democratic Israel is the same warp.

Boy George @BoyGeorge

4 days ago

#Shalom

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"You don’t have to agree (or disagree) with Boy George to admire his willingness to put his convictions on the line." Neil McCormick argues that Boy George's pro-Israel song is a protest anthem for the ages ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/music/news/boy…

@vacuumofmyheart @BoyGeorge As he says, there is no 'genocide' in Gaza, it's a war, started by Hamas.

🚨🇬🇧 NEW: Boy George has released a song in solidarity with Israel One of the opening lines is “You say genocide, I said war, when you’re attacked that’s what the army is for”

You don’t have to agree with everyone on “your” side of the argument. You don’t have to disagree with everyone on “their” side of the argument. We should always applaud courage. It’s such a rare and noble quality.

Boy George @BoyGeorge

4 days ago

#Shalom

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Boy George shares pro-Israel song ‘We Will Dance Again’ The Culture Club singer uses the track to address the October 7 attacks and criticise musicians who have shown support for Palestine nme.com/news/music/boy…

The bravery of @BoyGeorge made clear. He’s not just being attacked by anonymous trolls but stupid headline writers who should know better. (The lyrics mean it’s not a genocide it’s a war not that he’s pro war).

Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert

3 days ago

The likes of Bob Vylan and Kneecap pose as brave and free speech advocates. At the same time it is Jews, Israelis, Zionists who are cancelled, not those who laud the aims of terrorists. It’s fair to say @BoyGeorge is an imperfect hero (as the best heroes often are) but this is

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"If you're ever confused, I stand with the JEWS!" Boy George has put out a new song called ‘Od Nirkod (We Will Dance Again)’. The reggae-style song, sung in Hebrew and English, affirms his support for Israel and those affected by the horrific Oct 7 attacks. Thank you, Boy George 💙

Boy George @BoyGeorge

4 days ago

#Shalom

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