@Pistonspy

A Father’s Fight in Starmer’s Paradise In a bleak version of England, where the once vibrant streets are now shadows of them under the control of the Stasi .

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Joined July 2009
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@PistonspyOct 24
Replying to @GbhoyDownUnder @BGatesIsaPyscho
Who inflamed roger rabbit
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In solidarity with the young 15 year old lad arrested for sharing this image of a politician. You know what to do people. Let’s flood X with this.
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🚨 NEWS: The British Government is urging every household to prepare for at least three days of disruption amid growing concerns over cyberattacks, hostile states, extreme weather and potential shortages of essential supplies. Under a new three-year national campaign called 'Be Ready', households are being advised to stockpile bottled water, tinned food, cash, essential medication, batteries and emergency equipment. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has warned that cyberattacks could disrupt banking, electricity and other critical services. Government research found that just 13% of people in Britain feel prepared for an emergency that could cut them off from essential services. The guidance is intended to help households remain self-sufficient for 72 hours during a major incident.
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Laurence Fox
@LozzaFoxOct 22
You are the laughing stock of the world. I don’t care where you come from or which community you serve. Get your finger off the f***ing trigger, unless you are about to shoot someone imminently. Page one. Line one. Lesson one.
Metropolitan Police
@metpoliceukOct 22
Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has responded to the unacceptable online abuse directed at a Met officer who received an award at yesterday's annual Police Federation Conference. PC Fiona Shaik Umar was recognised for the outstanding contribution she has made for women in policing.
I\u2019d like to congratulate Fiona on this well-deserved award for which she should rightly be very proud. She works in the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command, a frontline unit playing a vital role in the mission to protect our democracy by keeping Parliament and Parliamentarians safe.\u00A0 \u000B\u000BWe are currently advertising for additional talented, brave Londoners from all communities to join us. Every career path is open to you regardless of whether you happen to wear a kippa, turban or hijab like Fiona. She is being celebrated for being an excellent officer demonstrating this reality. \u000B\u000BBut it angers me that not for the first time, a day that should have been a celebration for Fiona was marred by hateful, intolerant abuse online. \u000B\u000BThese people haven\u2019t met Fiona. They know nothing of her important work. They just saw that she is a female Muslim officer who wears a hijab and decided she wasn\u2019t deserving as a result.\u00A0 \n

ALT I\u2019d like to congratulate Fiona on this well-deserved award for which she should rightly be very proud. She works in the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command, a frontline unit playing a vital role in the mission to protect our democracy by keeping Parliament and Parliamentarians safe.\u00A0 \u000B\u000BWe are currently advertising for additional talented, brave Londoners from all communities to join us. Every career path is open to you regardless of whether you happen to wear a kippa, turban or hijab like Fiona. She is being celebrated for being an excellent officer demonstrating this reality. \u000B\u000BBut it angers me that not for the first time, a day that should have been a celebration for Fiona was marred by hateful, intolerant abuse online. \u000B\u000BThese people haven\u2019t met Fiona. They know nothing of her important work. They just saw that she is a female Muslim officer who wears a hijab and decided she wasn\u2019t deserving as a result.\u00A0 \n

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The vast majority of criticism was not because she is Muslim, but because she was not following very basic gun safety rules. Her finger was on the trigger and she pointed the barrel of the gun at a fellow officer. gunsafetyrules.nra.org hunter-ed.com/muzzleloader/s… x.com/BasilTheGreat/… x.com/WilkieisBack66… x.com/LozzaFox/statu…
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Replying to @UKLabour
And here we now are..
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Andrew Bridgen
@ABridgenOct 10
Why is it always paedophilia ? A University of Oxford lecturer is to be tried on charges of possessing indecent images of children. Lola Salem, interestingly aged 33, was suspended by Oxford's Oriel College in June after it became aware of the charges, which she denies. She recently dated Michael Gove for 2 years. Three of the images are classed as category B, the second most serious category, and one is classed as category C. Source: UNN Interestingly, there are links to this story on Google, but when you click on them the story has been removed. SCREEN SHOT BELOW...
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To say things could be going better is an understatement.
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@PistonspyOct 11
Replying to @ramonagusta
He’s as shady as a government inquiry designed to outlive everyone involved.
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🚨WATCH: Drone footage shows HUNDREDS of illegal migrants being packed onto coaches after being brought into Gosport by the RNLI 🇬🇧 This is state sponsored invasion.
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@PistonspyOct 5
Replying to @WasAcop
They facilitated it they should pay for it !! The next sensible government should strip them of their state pensions. If they helped facilitate it, they should be made to bear the consequences too. Not the pensioners.
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@PistonspyOct 4
Replying to @EmmanuelMacron
At this point, Macron should just wave the white flag, launch a dinghy and apply for asylum in Britain.
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Good morning, another day of smashing the gangs and stopping the boats @ukhomeoffice ?
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Happy Sunday! Only three boats coming to the uk already and it’s not even 6:00 in the uk! Today could see large numbers across My penultimate day here and the 36th day in France One more to go “What’s the worst that can happen”
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This speech puts all the rest to shame.
Rupert Lowe MP
@RupertLowe10Oct 3
We will Restore Britain.
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Max
@banthebbcOct 1
One is forced out. Another is applauded. See how it works yet?
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Visegrád 24
@visegrad24Oct 1
Major fire in Paris as rioters attack electric installations in the 9th district
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The Midas touch @andyburnham ?
HJB News
@HJB_News__Aug 11
Andy Burnham has revealed his go to Greggs order is the Sausage, Bean and Cheese Melt. His updates just keep getting better and better.
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The police hold a press conference about Danny Tommo being denied bail again and the RAF Fairford suspects being released.
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TREASON ACT 1351: TIME FOR PARLIAMENT TO REVISIT THE LAW? In 1998, Tony Blair’s Labour government abolished the death penalty for high treason, replacing it with a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. The Treason Act 1351 remains in force. MPs, ministers and Prime Ministers are not above it. A future government could revisit the 1998 changes and consider whether the existing laws provide sufficient accountability for those entrusted with the security and sovereignty of our nation. Public office must never be a shield against criminal accountability. The question Parliament needs to address is simple: Are our treason laws fit for purpose, and are the penalties appropriate for those who genuinely betray their country? The law must apply equally, from the ordinary citizen to the highest office in the land.
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Robbie
@Robbie_ReasonsSep 28
We should all be grateful that they got them all and none of us are in danger anymore.
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