ElleJay @monolith080

@koshercockney Hopefully, he'll be 48 🙏

@sappholives83 There's been no follow up articles on these poor women. I believe the men were allowed to carry on to the UK. There's either no journalistic curiosity in either France or the UK, or it's a cover-up.

@100_born @jomickane That's the scent of GDP... apparently.

@thesundaysport We don't have judges, we have activists. We should be able to vote for any individual who wields power over us.

"The victims were brought ashore where they were confirmed dead. All three women are believed to have suffered heart attacks on board." Anyone buying this at all? lbc.co.uk/article/three-…

No single man should be trafficking a baby through surrogacy, in fact surrogacy should be illegal, everywhere to anyone

Lois McLatchie Miller @LoisMcLatch

5 days ago

👇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.

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👇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.

It isn't only Spain's borders that have been breached. The great edifice of linguistic gymnastics has taken a bit of a battering too. For years we were told the real danger wasn't losing control of the border. It was using the wrong noun to describe it. Don't say "illegal immigrant". Don't say "invasion". Don't say "crisis". Heaven forbid you should offend the thesaurus. Raise so much as an eyebrow about mass illegal immigration and you risked being dismissed as a right-wing extremist, a racist, or simply someone who didn't understand the complexity of it all. Europe has become remarkably adept at border control of one particular kind. Not the sort involving fences, coastguards or passport checks, but the policing of adjectives. We couldn't stop tens of thousands crossing a frontier, but by goodness we could stop someone saying something impolite about it. There is something wonderfully surreal about a political culture that can convene a seminar on inclusive terminology before it can secure a border crossing. Orwell wouldn't be asking for royalties. He'd be asking who plagiarised him. The real lesson from Ceuta isn't simply that Spain has a border problem. It's that Europe has spent years policing speech more vigorously than sovereignty. We've spent so long rewriting the dictionary that we've forgotten to lock the front door. It turns out changing the language doesn't change reality. It merely delays the moment when reality barges through the front door. Anyone who thinks this begins and ends in Spain is fooling themselves. Events on Europe's southern frontier have a habit of rippling north. They shape politics, border policy and public confidence across the continent, including here in the UK. Perhaps the biggest question is the one too few people seem willing to ask. Who fed tens of thousands of people on their journey? Who told them where to go? Why that border? Why that day? Movements of this scale do not simply materialise out of thin air. Whether the answer turns out to be traffickers, social media, organised criminal networks, state actors or some combination of all four, Europe owes its citizens an honest explanation. A democratic nation has both the right and the duty to control who enters its territory. That isn't right-wing extremism. It's one of the first responsibilities of any functioning state. If we no longer believe that, perhaps sensible people should stop pretending we still have a fully functioning democracy or a state that is fulfilling its most basic duty to its own citizens.

Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys

2 days ago

Moroccan authorities are complicit in this. At what point do people wake up to the fact this is an invasion?

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We get it, you’re Northern. Now anything about the invasion across Europe?

Andy Burnham @andyburnham

a day ago

What do you call one of these…

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Does he know Britain’s being invaded as well?!

Politics UK @PolitlcsUK

2 days ago

🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham says the UK Government has offered support to Spain after 60,000 migrants breached the Spanish border from Morocco yesterday

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🇪🇸🇲🇦 This woman in Ceuta was absolutely shaking on camera, SURROUNDED by illegal migrants, and begging for the army to intervene... “I am surrounded. I am scared. This is an invasion.” 60-70,000 poured in overnight, nearly the entire population of Ceuta. Try to imagine that... Her somber warning is HAUNTING: "It started here. Next could be Melilla, the Canaries, then Tarifa!" Europe’s southern gate just swung wide open, and ordinary people are wondering where the government is. Writer: Claudio x.com/clashreport/st…

I see the “300 years ago A happened so B is fine in 2026” people are out and about.

The UKs high court has decided that children are old enough to decide to medically mutilate their sex organs and potential health at 11 years old. Even though they are too young to legally have sex because they don’t understand the consequences. What a time to be alive.

The NGO’s should be arrested as well as the people smugglers.

On Wednesday I identified a people smuggler arranging an illegal boat embarkation. He started the engine, organised the migrants & then disembarked I told the French Gendarmes - who refused to arrest him He then sauntered off & chatted to the NGO workers he was colluding with

Why does any foreigner have any business being in Europe, then, if you're suddenly a blood-and-soil nationalist?

La Daga @salza_von8675

2 days ago

@visegrad24 We're talking about a Spanish enclave IN North Africa. We have NO business being there. The Spaniards are making themselves unnecessarily vulnerable.

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Incredible fact from The Telegraph. 60,000 Africans illegally entered the EU via Spain yesterday. At the height of the 2015 migration crisis the highest single day figure was 11,000.

This is ridiculous nonsense. Noone believes ALL THREE women simultaneously died of a heart attack whilst all the men were all perfectly fine. They think we’re stupid. And the gov wants these news companies given priority as “trusted news sources”

Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR

2 days ago

Lies No be truthful on how they died.

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🚨Puberty Blockers Trial Update🚨 I’m deeply saddened to announce that the High Court has refused permission for us to proceed to a full Judicial Review hearing in our pursuit to block the deeply unethical and highly dangerous puberty blockers trial. This judgment does not negate the serious and avoidable harm that will be caused if this trial is allowed to proceed. Vulnerable children should never be used as guinea pigs in medical experimentation that may lead them down a path towards irreversible physiological and emotional damage, including infertility. This trial is the antithesis of child safeguarding and I will now be consulting with my lawyers regarding the possibility of an appeal.

They're so impulsive, aggressive and stupid that they don't even have the sense to act peaceful for a short time to lull the locals into a false sense of security.

Breaking911 @Breaking911

2 days ago

Reports indicate illegal aliens in Ceuta, Spain, are now attempting to break into homes as midnight approaches.

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