Lewis Brackpool: Farage draws no distinction...
Farage draws no distinction between Antifa, who should be designated a terrorist organisation, and peaceful protesters against illegal migration, who the state and the media are desperate to doxx and lock up. Disgusting.
Andrew Bridgen: The US tax inspectors...
The US tax inspectors at the IRS have been using AI to spy on the bank accounts of all Americans in breach of their constitution. If it’s happening in the US do you think our Inland Revenue have been using AI to spy on bank accounts in the UK ? Of course they have.
James Foster: The hypocrisy of these right-wing...
The hypocrisy of these right-wing headbangers. Maybe now @RealDannyTommo will have some empathy for others who are forced to “relocate”. I won’t hold my breath. But there’s an irony here that they’re probably too blinkered to figure out.Andrew Bridgen: But, we are always told that...
But, we are always told that ‘correlation is not causation’ when pointing out that cancer cases increased dramatically after each Covid 19 ‘booster’ shot, including a massive study in Japan.
Adam Brooks: If that was the Tories or Reform...
If that was the Tories or Reform, Labour would be screaming that this Government was TOO WHITE… You know it, and I know it.
Liz Webster: Well, this escalated quickly...
🚨 Well, this escalated quickly. On Sunday Nigel Farage told Laura Kuenssberg: “We live in a complainant society.” He claimed the repeated scrutiny of Reform’s finances was a deliberate attempt to “sully the name of the party”. Three days later, the Metropolitan Police have announced an investigation into allegations that donations to Reform UK may have broken electoral law. Reform denies the allegations and an investigation is not a finding of guilt. But this is precisely why political parties are scrutinised. Democracy requires elections AND accountability. Being asked where the money came from and whether electoral law was followed isn’t persecution. It’s democracy doing its job 👏
Lee Hurst: We are also cutting...
“We are also cutting spending on our own armed forces.” He forgot that part.
Patrick Henningsen: This is just one of many...
This is just one of many, many similar example. The U.S. & Israel get caught again and again, and still western media and politicians keep acting like this is not happening behind the scenes. The entire Western narrative on Iran is one big LIE.
Alice Smith: The Labour Party despises...
The Labour Party despises and opposes everything about the UK that existed before the establishment of the welfare state and the NHS.
Philip Proudfoot: I want to see an official independent...
I want to see an official independent inquiry into Keir Starmer’s government and their participation in the genocide. That inquiry should have the possibility of leading to criminal cases against Starmer, Lammy and all ministers who ignored offical warnings on atrocity crimes.
Gareth Icke: So we won't buy dates...
So we won't buy dates from illegal settlements, but we will supply them with military equipment so they can blow kids to pieces. Great news about the dates, though. All political theatre.Andrew Bridgen: Shoppers face year of food...
Shoppers face year of food price pain Everything playing out as the ‘Epstein class elites’ planned for us. Food prices up , energy prices up and our Government will put taxes up too.Adam Brooks: You watch…
You watch… the cuts will be on pensions and old people. Thats what this Government will do. How about cutting the 2 million foreigners on benefits ?… oh no.
Pouria Zeraati: CENTCOM has released more images...
CENTCOM has released more images of Tuesday's attacks on the Islamic Republic's tankers, which show that the tanker carrying crude oil M/T RIESCO sinks in the Sea of Oman after being targeted multiple times. America struck three tankers yesterday.
David Frost: Miliband cared nothing about our energy...
Miliband cared nothing about our energy security in his last job. Now he cares nothing about our national security. But this amateur diplomat has bitten off more than he can chew by taking on the Israelis. His immoral and shameful policy has turned a close ally, with a strong security and intelligence relationship, into an adversary (let us hope not for ever) for nakedly domestic electoral reasons. Today's announcement allows Labour to preen and posture, which is what they are best at, but will do nothing for peace in the Middle East, and damages our own national security into the bargain. Miliband is simply not up to the job.
Chris Williamson: Last month @andyburnham said...
Last month @andyburnham said he would continue "to support Ukraine 100%." Does that mean you support Zelenskyy's regime press-ganging people into the military, Andy?
Pat Condell: Nobody wants to see masks...
Nobody wants to see masks in the street, but our two tier justice system has left these men no choice. If they show their faces they’ll be persecuted by the state, selectively and with malice, in a way that never happens to leftists, blacks or Muslims.
Jake Hanrahan: If you can...
If you can, leave the UK.
Cameron Hudson: "The most dangerous trend...
"The most dangerous trend now is the security vacuum in the Red Sea created by the war on Iran, which has allowed Somali pirates to return in force. As long as the war continues, there is little hope of stopping this burgeoning banditry on the high seas."
David Kurten: The RNLI should be investigated...
The RNLI should be investigated to determine if they have aided and abetted illegal immigration or people smuggling. If so, appropriate action should be taken against the organisation and any individuals found to be culpable.Liz Webster: This is how political violence becomes...
‼️🚨 This is how political violence becomes normalised. Climate activists interrupted Nigel Farage’s Reform conference speech to question him about an alleged £5 million gift from crypto-billionaire Christopher Harborne. Members of the crowd dragged, punched and kicked them. One activist was struck with a crutch; another had her hair pulled out. 🔥 How did Reform’s leading figures respond? Lee Anderson joked about holding a whip-round to replace the attacker’s walking stick. Robert Jenrick said protesters “take their chances”. Farage dismissed criticism of the violence as “utter nonsense”. First, opponents are branded “far-left” enemies, then attacking them is excused. Next, it becomes something politicians joke about. Eventually, intimidation becomes part of the movement’s culture. Most revealingly, the crowd used violence to shield a powerful politician from questions about billionaire money. The violence was not separate from the issue, it demonstrated it: concentrated wealth, political power and mob intimidation combining to silence democratic scrutiny. This is authoritarianism learning to walk.Adam Brooks: The Green Party exposed...
The Green Party exposed as private landlords… but don’t want any of you to have them. HYPOCRITES 🏡
June Slater: You couldn't make it up...
You couldn't make it up! 😂 Labour MPs accusing their own Home Secretary of lying! >Shabana Mahmood promised to push permanent residency from 5 years to 10 years. Hundreds of thousands were about to get full status, benefits, housing, NHS as settled. Then boom 💥 💥 New Home Office rules are out and — surprise! — that promise has vanished. Now her own lot are saying she's gone back on her word. Well, if you're like me and think immigration has been a bit too much too fast, that's actually good news for once. Let's see if she sticks to it‼️ The heat is on Labour calling Labour liars, what took them so lon 😜🥳Lee Hurst: Another Billionaire quits Britain...
Another Billionaire quits Britain because of our thieving tax rates. He paid £330 million last year. We need to cut spending and taxes and borrowing. Instead Labour will tax more, borrow more and spend more. Your kids will pay the price.
Ben Judah: What we are seeing with Miliband’s...
What we are seeing with Miliband’s sanctions package is the deepening of the post-American turn in British by foreign policy that began under Keir Starmer. Whereas previously London had been defined by a deferential Atlanticism, which prized access to Washington and looked for it to leadership on issues like European security and Israel-Palestine, Labour has brought a new approach to the Foreign Office in response to Donald Trump. First on Ukraine and progressively on Israel-Palestine, the UK has together with France taken the lead in building non-US led activist coalitions of Western states to push Washington or the international community in a certain direction. Each time this has been in response to the US dramatically abandoning old collective allied understandings and approaches to either European security or the Middle East. We saw this first emerge under Keir Starmer with the Foreign Office assembling of the Coalition of the Willing on Ukraine, then building an action coalition to put sanctions on extremist Israeli ministers and then moving to recognise Palestine as a state when David Lammy was Foreign Secretary. It has been customary to mock Britain’s declining influence with Dean Acheson’s famous old barb that the country “had lost an Empire but failed to find a role.” But those claiming the UK has no influence are actually missing what’s happening — the UK has found a role and an influential one, partially as a consequence of America abandoning hers. What that role is constitutes pulling together CANZUK countries (Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK) with European Union members and their associates into these issue coalitions of non-US led Westerners. This move against the Israeli settlement project to attempt to protect the possibility of a two state solution from an extremist Israeli government is a continuation of this geopolitics.Patrick Henningsen: Imagine how much money...
Imagine how much money these people have to spend daily to try and get the public to think they aren’t a bunch of murderous criminal psychopaths…Pouria Zeraati: The regime has decided to ramp...
Important/ The regime has decided to ramp up tensions in Yemen to compensate for losing control of the Strait of Hormuz. This won't lead anywhere either because even Lavrov has strongly condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia. Pakistan and Turkey too. The Houthis carried out one of their largest attacks against Saudi Arabia in recent years last night. Targets included Abha International Airport, Aramco facilities in Abha, King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait, the Aramco oil refinery in Jizan, and Aramco facilities in Najran. Saudi officials confirmed the attacks and said 73 people, including several women and children, were injured. The UAE and Saudi Arabia, with US and Israeli support, have set a major trap for the mullahs and the IRGC :)Philip Proudfoot: There's a non-zero chance...
There's a non-zero chance that Israel's predictably insane response to Britain finally following a single article of international law is going to lead to Britain taking a much harder position.Gareth Icke: This is why Labour's illegal...
This is why Labour's illegal settlement boycott is pure theatre. They've always been complicit in the war crimes they now claim to be standing against.Read more