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Mike Amesbury assaulted someone in a drunken rage.
Ricky Jones encouraged a crowd to cut peoples throats.
Huw Edwards had 100s of images of child porn.
Manchester Airport thugs battered a female police officer.
Lucy Connolly posted a nasty tweet.
Guess who went to prison.
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Make fun of Christians β itβs comedy.
Make fun of Muslims β itβs Islamophobia.
Make fun of white people β itβs a joke.
Make fun of Black people β itβs racism.
Criticize men β itβs empowerment.
Criticize women β itβs misogyny.
Make jokes about straight people β itβs humor.
Make jokes about the LGBTQ community β itβs homophobia.
When the left speaks out β itβs freedom of expression.
When the right speaks out β itβs hate speech.
Or perhaps it depends on which side youβre standing on.
The point isnβt to disrespect any religion, race, gender, political belief, or community. Itβs to question why similar words and behaviors are sometimes judged differently depending on who says them or who theyβre directed toward.
We cannot demand tolerance while practicing intolerance. We cannot preach equality while making exceptions. And we cannot expect respect while refusing to extend it to others.
True equality means applying the same principles to everyone, even those we disagree with.
Because equality shouldnβt come with exceptions, freedom of expression shouldnβt be selective, and respect shouldnβt depend on who you are, what you believe, or which side you stand on.
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The time the linesman dropped and broke his flag, so the Rangers fans gave him theirs to useβ¦ π¬π§
Brilliant! π
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"If war was to break out tomorrow, it wouldnβt be worth fighting for this country."
"It was worth fighting for. But what was allowed to happen afterwards? That wasnβt worth fighting for."
I asked Don Poole, 102-year-old WW2 veteran, about modern Britain: youtu.be/cnxw7EeApTE
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Raffia Arshad becomes the UK's first female Muslim judge to wear a hijab.
And the UK celebrates it as progress.
A judge is supposed to be blind. Blind to religion. Blind to politics. Blind to tribe. Blind to personal belief.
That is why they wear a wig. That is why they wear a robe. To say: I am not a person today. I am the law.
Now you put a religious symbol on the bench and tell people to believe it doesn't matter. It always matters.
If a Christian judge walked in wearing a giant cross and a "Jesus Saves" robe, the same liberals would scream bias. If a Jewish judge wore a kippah, they would ask questions. But no questions for a hijab. They say it is diversity, brave, empowerment.
The courtroom is no longer neutral.
A hijab represents a religious law that says a woman must cover herself to be modest. A law that in Iran, in Afghanistan, and in Saudi Arabia, is enforced with beatings and prison.
You cannot celebrate a symbol of female submission in Tehran and call it female empowerment in London. You cannot have it both ways.
This is not about Raffia Arshad as a person. She may be brilliant. She may be fair. But the system that celebrates her hijab more than her brain has already lost its mind.
The UK is not being tolerant. The UK is being conquered by its own guilt.
When Muslim-majority countries ban the Muslim Brotherhood because they know what it is, the UK protects it.
When Muslim women in Iran burn their hijabs to be free, the UK puts a hijab on a judge and calls it freedom.
t.me/fmazhindu
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A remarkable and deeply moving photograph capturing the first two minutes of silence in London, 106 years ago on Tuesday 11th November 1919.
The first time a grieving nation held its collective breath.
Lest we forget.
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Today is the National Day for the Victims of Communism. Communism killed more than 100 million people in the 20th century.
This memorial, The Memorial to the Victims of Communism in Prague, powerfully captures what communism does to the human person.
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always remember.
the police handcuffed a stab victim and watched him die. they then asked his parents what his political views were to try and justify their actions.
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I wish I could hold you one last time, broken without you π. If love could've saved you Rhiannon, you'd have lived forever π€π€. Miss you forever & a day my beautiful girl xxxx
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And Iβm sure Nadia and millions of others stand in solidarity with all the victims of the rape gang cover-up too. You know, those who were, and still are, being raped and sexually assaulted while her party turned a blind eye and helped cover it up.
Solidarity with every woman who bravely reported, endured the long wait for trial, and gave evidence in court against Russell Brand. Especially those who did not receive justice today.
Everyone with a basic understanding of the criminal justice system knows that just because the verdict was "not guilty", it doesnβt mean it didnβt happen. All we know is that the jury could not be certain βbeyond all reasonable doubtβ.
I want to say directly to the victims: thank you and I believe you. Millions of us do.
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The reaction of a recent migrant arrival after being photographed upon reaching our shores (illegally). Honestly, if you were genuinely fleeing war or persecution, wouldn't you show just the tiniest gratitude when landing up in a country you were hoping would give you sanctuary?
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Never forget the sacrifices that they made
I have respect for each and every one of them.
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Henry Nowak's mother had just found out her child was dead when British Police asked her:
"What were your son's political views?"
We all know why they did this
Truly Evil
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This is such a dark story. The police lied to the grieving family that their dead son was the aggressor, and also lied that the police on the scene immediately administered first aid.
Then the supposedly independent body, the IOPC (Independent Office for Police Conduct) released a statement and a letter to Henry's family dated 10th April 2026, that stated:
βAfter careful consideration of the available evidence, the decision was made... that no HIOWC officers would be subject to conduct or criminal investigation. This was because there were no concerns identified in relation to officer actions.β
They later were forced to reverse that position once bodycam footage became available.
βManipulated in our darkest hoursβ: Henry Nowakβs family say police misled them
itv.com/news/2026-11-02/maniβ¦
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Sadiq Khanβs gaslighting gets called out in an epic community note. π₯






































