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While the pro-Palestinian cult misappropriate the Remembrance Day poppy, remember their desecration of the Battle of Britain Memorial.
Dear Andrea, when I was born, there wasn't a man or woman standing in the room with a clipboard assigning a 'gender' to me.
I was developed in the womb of my MOTHER as a boy, a MALE, I grew up as a MALE, my mum is a woman, my dad is a man.
Hope that helps.
@AndreaEganGS – at Morton, England
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If we don’t stand up to radical Islam, we will lose our country. Well done @ada_akpala
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All the talk of the 'far-right' by the left-wing establishment and yet the only people who've been doing Nazi salutes on the streets of Britain, and indeed Europe, have been the far-left, pro-Palestine mob.
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I see a coach company called Atlantic travel based in Bolton drops off the lefty protestors at the Palestine marches.
The company is owned by Subhan Ahmed DEAN
Boycott these traitors.
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Six pro-Pals were arrested today for criminal damage after the Battle of Britain memorial was attacked. Wreaths lie broken and smashed at the feet of the monument dedicated to those brave warriors who defended us against the Nazis. Utterly shameful.
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This smug fool is Antoinette Fernandez, the Green Party reparations officer.
She stupidly believes Britain should pay billions in repatriation for slavery action many centuries ago.
Her grandad is Nigerian slave trader, recently posting his wealth at just over 2 billion dollars (he now strip mines Nigeria for oil and gas). His family wealth is entirely built from generations of selling Nigerian men and women into slavery.
Mental left wing hypocrisy at its best.
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I've a better idea. Let's all send them a Christmas card. One that specifically says "Happy Christmas". Swamp them with actual Christmas cards.
Address:
Kaimhill Primary School, Pitmedden Terrace, Aberdeen, Scotland AB10 7HR
(And I'm Jewish 🤣)
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Interesting history lesson, Mayor. You left out one rather awkward detail:
Oswald Mosley was not some creature who appeared fully formed from the "political right". He had been a Labour MP, sat on Labour’s NEC and was a member of the Fabian Society before founding the British Union of Fascists.
Even George Bernard Shaw, one of the great Fabian luminaries, was still publicly praising Mosley in 1932, after the BUF had been founded.
Which does rather spoil the neat little morality tale in which fascism belonged exclusively to “the other side”.
History is considerably more inconvenient than a mayoral tweet.
We see you.
90 years ago today, Oswald Mosley and his Blackshirts attempted to march through and intimidate a predominantly Jewish area of the East End.
Men, women and children, alongside local residents, trade unionists and anti-fascist protesters, came together to defend the community in what became known as the Battle of Cable Street.
They taught us an important lesson: communities can resist fascism by joining together.
Hate and antisemitism had no place in London then, and it has no place here now.
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Thank you #Ireland team for setting a moral example with your protest against #Israel last Sunday.
I think Israel should follow suit and also wear black armbands for the return match this Sunday, in remembrance of all the victims of Irish violence down the years. It is the correct and moral thing to do in a football match.
All our players should remember:
• More than 700 innocent civilians murdered in the Irish War of Independence
• 919 civilians murdered in political violence in Ireland around the same time
• 371 civilians murdered in the Irish Civil War
• 25+ indigenous Luba people murdered by Irish forces in Congo in 1960 — a #genocide by anyone's standards
Ireland's conflicts matter deeply to Israelis — they are more important than all the other problems we have to deal with at home, and Israel's footballers are there to remember the innocent victims on all sides. We definitely know what we're on about.
@zoharm7 Micki Zohar @ISRAELFA, can you please get black armbands to the team and make it happen?
What do people think of this idea? Please comment and let me know!
#IRLISR #IRL @COYBIG @IrishMirror @FleurHassanN
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Morning @wesstreeting as a quickly failing Defence Minister, what time will you be addressing the US nation, apologising to all Americans and Donald Trump for putting their brave servicemen and women at grave risk at RAF Fairford through your Gov policies?
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The Muslims ☪️ who hate the Jews ✡️ hate Christians ✝️ & Hindus 🕉️ nearly as much. So it's no surprise Zaid Sami, 21, Nour Sami, 20, & Omar Sukkar, 21, are in court charged with racially-aggravated criminal damage to British 🇬🇧 flags outside The Fox pub in Twickenham.
The screamed "Allahu Akbar, Free Palestine" & 'F*** the UK", the court was told.
The incident happened two weeks after the 7th October 2023, Hamas atrocities.
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You don't need to go round forcing everyone to agree with your opinions. You just need to force them all to pretend that they do. Nothing beats the thrill of bullying someone in to complaince.
Stay Woke🙏
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Look closely at this wardrobe.
On October 7th, Michael, aged 9, and Amalia, aged 6, locked themselves inside it to escape the terrorists.
For hours, the two children remained there. Hidden. Silent. Terrified.
Just outside that door, their mother, Smadar, had just been murdered. Their father, Roy, would also be killed.
Imagine being 6 and 9 years old and realizing that to stay alive, you must not cry—not for a moment. You must not make a sound.
They remained in hiding for nearly 12 hours.
This wardrobe was not merely a piece of furniture.
It was the only thing standing between two children and death.
Michael and Amalia survived October 7th.
Never forget what they had to do to survive.
-Shulamit Etzioni.
