Pat McGinnis: And Farage repeatedly called the BNP…
And Farage repeatedly called the BNP ‘racist’ who were the first to expose the scandal. I say Farage is also one of the people guilty of covering it up.
Bushra Shaikh: Who's advising Donald Trump…
Who's advising Donald Trump, because some total idiot in Washington is still telling him that the U.S. can bomb Iran into a deal. Now Iran has completely closed the Strait of Hormuz to ANY vessel and shot down several U.S. fighter jets. Centcom savages.
Ben Habib: Starmer’s reaction to the attempted…
Starmer’s reaction to the attempted beheading of a British citizen by a Sundanese barbarian: Tighten free speech laws so we cannot complain. He should be on trial along with the barbarian.
Andrew Bridgen: John Healey resigns as defence…
John Healey resigns as defence secretary Since we no longer have proper functioning armed forces , he didn’t really have a job. This puts even more pressure on Keir Starner now.
Robin Monotti: WHY BORDERS MATTER…
WHY BORDERS MATTER "Borders and national citizenship rules are a primary check upon migration. Migration is not limited just because of xenophobia. Unregulated migration now would undermine both citizenship and welfare rights. This would threaten democracy, which depends of the notion of a national community. Thus a degree of exclusion of outsiders is essential to democracy, and democracy is a key basis for the legitimacy of a government’s external actions. Borders and local policies of national security are now central to containing terrorism and organized crime. Citizens still identify with the nation-state. States are the largest bodies that can claim any sort of primary legitimacy. There is no global ‘demos’. If democracy implies a substantial measure of homogeneity in the demos, then the world is just too unequal economically and too different culturally for the rich to submit to the decisions of the poor, or for one established culture to accept the internationalization of the norms of another. The territorial state will remain a central component of the new division of labour in governance, even if it no longer has quite the monopoly of governance it had when it appropriated political power from the complex division of labour in governance of the later Middle Ages. Politics is no longer exclusively territorial. On the other hand, it cannot hold together unless it is rooted in the democratic political will of territorial states." Paul Quentin Hirst
Kathy Gyngell: Do we have a government less concerned…
Do we have a government less concerned with the crime than with ‘managing’ the public’s natural outrage? @Keir_Starmer
Liz Webster: Brexit was sold as “taking back control”…
🚨 Brexit was sold as “taking back control” of our borders. Instead, it delivered the opposite. By leaving the EU, Britain lost key cooperation tools (like the Dublin Regulation for returns) while raising public expectations it couldn’t meet. Result? Record small boat crossings across the Channel, over 200,000 since 2018, turning what was once a defensive moat (Dunkirk 1940) into a smuggling superhighway.Jayda Fransen: Rishi Sunak, the UK’s first Indian…
Rishi Sunak, the UK’s first Indian, Hindu Prime Minister (who was chosen by so-called ‘Conservative’ MPs, not elected by the public) was responsible for creating the ‘fast-track’ asylum scheme that welcomed a Sudanese head-chopper.
Alex Wickham: The thing that is so bewildering…
The thing that is so bewildering is that in Munich in February Keir Starmer gave one of his best speech as PM where he appeared to define his premiership on rebuilding UK defence credibility and taking a leadership role in Europe. Time and time again Starmer has said security is the point of his premiership. Insecurity is his main argument against changing leader. Rather than find a few extra billion to meet that rhetoric he has taken a political decision not to, siding not only with the Treasury but also inexplicably with the Labour welfare rebels who sunk his premiership. It means he is left with Ed Miliband in his cabinet, who has agitated for his downfall, and no John Healey. How has he managed that?Kathy Gyngell: The Left has reacted with hot rage…
The Left has reacted with hot rage to a comment made by @Nigel_Farage that he had reacted with cold rage to the fatal stabbingof #HenryNowak. And most especially to the way he finessed the remark: that, given the circumstances of that murder, he expects the rest of us to react in the same way. Expects, not urges, straightforward empathynot being the same as incitement, save in the Left hive mind for which all distinctions in logic are transactional. Farage is taken by many to be the villain here. Or so the architects, generals and worker bees of the vicious ‘culture of nice’ are requiring the rest of us to conclude. I’m at a loss to know what for these people the correct response to footage of child sacrifice should look like? @Sean_Walsh_1967
Pat Condell: Unwanted mass immigration isn't politics…
Unwanted mass immigration isn't politics. It's treason. They're repressing protests and accelerating the invasion in order to make the damage irreversible. This is not a mere difference of opinion. It is the attempted destruction of our country.Pat McGinnis: This is the face of ReformUK…
This is the face of ReformUK. They actively participated the invasion of our country, all within the Asylum laws, including Nigel Farage the wrongen.
David Kurten: This deplorable Labour government…
This deplorable Labour government cares more about stopping people talking about migrant crime than actually stopping migrant crime. They need to be gone.
Is the War in Ukraine More Important Than the Problems Facing the British People?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to London and his talks with the leaders of the UK, France and Germany have sparked a heated debate on social media. The main criticism from users is that Prime Minister Keir Starmer is failing to address Britain’s domestic crises and is instead attempting to distract the public from them.
Dominic Bradbury: Reeves and Labour's latest and greatest…
Reeves and Labour's latest and greatest plan is to pay UK business £5k to employ a foreign worker, meanwhile unemployment for young British nationals born and bred here is at an all time high with hundreds of applications per single job leaving them facing # life on benefits!
Clr Brian Silvester: BREAKING Labour's John Healey…
BREAKING Labour's John Healey resigns as Defence Secretary. Good. He should have been sacked long ago. He has an annual Defence budget of £60 BILLION a year ,,,,,,but under his watch the UK is totally unready to defend the country when the call comes.Jayda Fransen: This reporter is a traitor standing…
This reporter is a traitor standing in the middle of Belfast simping for Ukrainian migrants and calling British Loyalists defending their communities “thuggery and cowardice”. What are they meant to do? Hold a vigil and sing don’t look back in anger? This is Ulster, not England.Andrew Bridgen: Our Prime Minister Keir Starmer…
Our Prime Minister Keir Starmer reassured the World that we have freedom of speech in the UK. Starmer has committed treason.Liz Webster: Nigel Farage’s promises deliver the opposite…
⚠️ Nigel Farage’s promises deliver the opposite: He swore leaving the EU would “take back control” of migration. Instead we got record small boat crossings, lost EU cooperation tools, and a border more porous than ever. Now he claims leaving the ECHR will fix it. Same dodgy salesman, same false promises. Voting Farage consistently delivers the exact opposite of what he sells: fewer rights, weaker security, a poorer country for most, while crypto billionaires and a tiny elite get richer.
Adam Brooks: How many asylum seeker rapes…
How many asylum seeker rapes, sexual assaults or murders will it take for the left to get angry and not reply with embarrassing whataboutary ?Pat Condell: Starmer is in wilful denial…
Starmer is in wilful denial. The ‘division’ he talks about is being imported by him, while he blames everybody else for the consequences. In a sane country what he’s doing would be a criminal offence. One day it will be, and he and his kind will pay a heavy price.
James Foster: At this rate, I think it’s more likely…
At this rate, I think it’s more likely there’s another resignation before @Keir_Starmer replaces @JohnHealey_MP ! Why would anybody want that job now, knowing Sir Keir is finished and will be out with the lectern announcing his resignation in a few weeks.
Dominic Bradbury: Can we assume the fearless Belfast hero…
Can we assume the fearless Belfast hero who used a Hurling stick to stop the Sudanese knife attacker from killing his victim will shortly be charged with racially aggravated assault and carrying an offensive weapon? This is Britain in 2026 after all …
Lewis Brackpool: We are finally living through…
We are finally living through the era where the altar of multiculturalism comes crumbling down. Mass migration destroys lives and communities. It must be reversed if we are to secure safety and a future for the British people.Bushra Shaikh: Huge respect to the wider Irish community…
Huge respect to the wider Irish community who helped defend and provide support to the several perceived migrant families targeted in Belfast last night. Shame on the right-wing agitators and politicians who encouraged such intimidation and violence.
Pouria Zeraati: Important…
Important/ The US Secretary of War has also confirmed the attacks in the coming hours. Pete Hegseth: 'Tonight, CENTCOM will be quite busy, because we're about to deliver a heavy blow to the IRI. The regime still has the chance to make a great deal. But so far, it hasn't been willing to do so... As a result, the bombs will land one by one on Iran's key facilities. These attacks are not to resume the war; they are to set the terms for a deal.'Jayda Fransen: So it’s ok to riot if the ‘victim’ is a black…
So it’s ok to riot if the ‘victim’ is a black, drug addicted, violent career criminal who is resisting arrest… But not when the victim is a White man having his eyes gouged out and his head cut off. Is that right @narindertweets ?Andrew Bridgen: Starmer and the Labour leadership…
Starmer and the Labour leadership. Labour is the Party of the political undead.Everyone knows the Labour Party is politically finished but it carries on moving as if it isn’t. It does not matter who is the leader and PM,it is over for Labour,no way backAdam Brooks: If only our politicians were so outraged…
If only our politicians were so outraged by the sex crimes and violence of those that they allowed to invade us, stay here and make us pay for. They couldn’t be further from the British people on this.Read more