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Morrisons sacked their Aldridge store manager @SeanEgan0 after 29 years loyal service… for stopping a violent repeat shoplifter who spat at him.
Locals protested outside the store yesterday.
I went down to speak with Sean and join the protest.
Here's what happened...
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We are stepping over this.
Farage & Co have betrayed their base, we offered to co-operate in some way, that was thrown back in our faces.
We are one of the fastest growing parties in British politics, 4th largest in Britain by membership and 2nd largest in Scotland.
Let’s go.
Nigel Farage urges Restore voters to 'come back to us' amid poll drop and snap election fears
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This is becoming absolutely ridiculous.
Just a quick update on the case, I’ve received a phone call from the Metropolitan Police informing me that the case has been dropped with no further action.
I’ve been arrested seven times simply for expressing my views, yet I’ve never been charged. Just endless stress, anxiety, and nights spent in a cell.
This is targeted to those who wish to show the downfall of our cities.
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I’ve just been released on bail, and the case they’re trying to bring against me is an absolutely shocking attack by the establishment.
First of all, I’m banned from central London, including Westminster, and I’m also prohibited from attending or reporting on any Gen Z-style protests taking place in the UK. This is absolutely absurd and, in my view, nothing more than an attempt by the establishment to stop me from doing my work.
Secondly, during my interview, they were unable to provide any witnesses. Nobody involved in the Gen Z protests came forward with a statement or any evidence against me, yet they’re still attempting to pursue a case.
My duty solicitor did little to challenge the conditions imposed on me and didn’t seem particularly interested in contesting them.
More footage of what happened today will be coming out soon. The whole situation was absolutely insane.
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Restore Britain is an unashamedly pro-shooting party.
It is a vital part of rural Britain, helping supply British game to local butchers, restaurants, pubs and households.
It supports gamekeepers, farmers, rural businesses, food processors, hospitality jobs and more. It pumps millions and millions into parts of rural Britain that are entirely forgotten by Westminster - very often at times of the year when otherwise local businesses would perish.
We want to see more British game on dinner tables, at home but also across the public sector. Let’s serve more game in our schools, hospitals and other public sector institutions.
Why not? Rather than importing cheap meat from the other side of the planet.
Use what we have here.
A Restore Britain Government will proudly celebrate the food produced in our countryside and the people whose livelihoods depend on it. Something urban MPs, the vast majority of them, will never understand.
Restore Britain supports responsible shooting.
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The ministers, the civil servants, the judges, the journalists, the professors, the activists.
Every one will answer for their crimes against Britain.
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Classically Indian.
> Be 76 IQ Indian named Mahaveer Raghunathan
> Have need for speed, start professional racing because Brahmin #1
> Finish dead last in first two entry level races in 2012
> Finish 14th on average in next 3 races in 2013
> Finish 12th in F4 race in 2014
> "Pakistani bhenchods keep sabotaging! India racing superpower 2030 SAAR"
> Fake credentials, get into F3. Izzat went up!
> Place 39th across 30 races in 2015, zero points scored, worst performance in history
> Gaslight.exe, it was someone else's fault
> "Brahmin superior to European! I race and beat them!"
> Place 16th in Eurocup, dead last in AutoGP in 2016
> Set a record for most penalties accrued for ignoring rules. Stupid Americans not smart like Indians! This is jugaad SAAR
> Somehow get into F2 in 2017, clearly Indian work ethic paying off
> Place 2nd last, gets lapped, decide to go full throttle after every other racer finished nearly hitting crew workers
> Join Gran Prix, get stuck in cornering pit, spend FOUR MINUTES doing 3-point turn because he didn't know he needed to turn the wheel, manually pushed the car out
> Spend entire series ignoring corners, ignoring rules, ignoring flags. Sets new personal and historical record for violations
> Rules literally rewritten to account for his shitty driving
> Somehow, miraculously gets a hold of an F1 car for testing run
> Trains 3 years, never allowed to qualify
> Turns out he promised to pay for the McLaren he was racing but didn't, gets sued, because anti-Hindu hate or something
> Literally turned down by every race in 2026, fourteen years into his career
This is Indian talent. This is how they operate in every tech company, every CEO
They're all this retarded
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I wish this were a joke: #Ofcom are going to ban "Being #Goth" under the #OnlineSafetyAct
Like: how much music will this wipe off of YouTube?
How many dark Ian Curtis jokes will be censored?
You don't address depression by burying it.
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Lots of abuse today for stating that we shouldn’t be allowing tens of thousands of illiterate and incompetent foreign men to be security guards across Britain.
Oh well.
Restore Britain is going to send them home.
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Last weekend, the streets of France burned.
Hordes of over half a million unleashed an orgy of destruction – the natural result of trying to bribe parasitic mercenaries who hate you to stay away. It never works.
· Limoges’s 143-year-old town hall was torched and largely destroyed
· 1,500 shops were looted
· Leftist criminals were left free to rampage across the country – the police could not cope.
· Some rioters were caught with guns
· France’s government has still not authorised military action despite the threat of further violence to come.
Britain faces the same ticking timebomb for all the same reasons.
Do not wait for a cavalry which may never arrive. Create local networks. Know your neighbours. Stock skills, supplies and mutual aid. Build community resilience that the government will not provide. Prepare now.
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Restore's success here is more significant than this table lets on.
When Reform started, they were the only game in town. The Tories were in an uncontrolled tailspin by that point.
Restore is competing in a more congested environment than Reform was, and doing better.
Higher.
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The 180 seats where Restore Britain is polling 10%+.
Great Yarmouth
Easington
Blyth and Ashington
Ashfield
Rawmarsh and Conisbrough
Hull East
Barnsley South
Durham North
Basildon and Billericay
Wolverhampton South East
Blackpool South
Rotherham
Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley
Normanton and Hemsworth
Stoke-on-Trent Central
Barnsley North
Havant
Bradford South
Washington and Gateshead South
Hornchurch and Upminster
Bolton South and Walkden
Houghton and Sunderland South
Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North
Birmingham Erdington
Middlesbrough and Thornaby East
Ashton-under-Lyne
Bridgwater
Walsall and Bloxwich
Blaydon and Consett
Derby South
Leigh and Atherton
Heywood and Middleton North
Jarrow and Gateshead East
Boston and Skegness
Daventry
Suffolk West
Doncaster North
Wyre Forest
Bishop Auckland
Dagenham and Rainham
Tipton and Wednesbury
South Holland and The Deepings
Cambridgeshire North East
Wigan
Nottingham North and Kimberley
Stalybridge and Hyde
Halifax
Bridlington and the Wolds
Isle of Wight East
South Shields
Doncaster Central
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
Faversham and Mid Kent
Blackley and Middleton South
Castle Point
Dewsbury and Batley
Sunderland Central
Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes
Wrekin, The
Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton
Coventry East
Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor
Hull North and Cottingham
Warrington North
Hull West and Haltemprice
Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme
St Helens North
Smethwick
Wakefield and Rothwell
Wiltshire South West
Suffolk Central and North Ipswich
Rochdale
Northampton North
Leeds East
Basildon South and East Thurrock
Worsley and Eccles
Louth and Horncastle
Brigg and Immingham
Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West
St Helens South and Whiston
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport
Broxbourne
Shropshire South
Harwich and North Essex
Aldridge-Brownhills
Preston
Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend
Braintree
Blackburn
Thurrock
Gateshead Central and Whickham
Hereford and South Herefordshire
Bradford East
Oldham East and Saddleworth
Cramlington and Killingworth
Camborne and Redruth
Warwickshire North and Bedworth
Stoke-on-Trent North
Suffolk South
Tamworth
Barking
Staffordshire Moorlands
Norfolk North West
Durham, City of
Telford
Romford
Rayleigh and Wickford
Widnes and Halewood
Hartlepool
Norfolk Mid
Melton and Syston
Leeds West and Pudsey
Harlow
Knowsley
Clacton
Southampton Test
Herne Bay and Sandwich
Nottingham South
Birmingham Yardley
Maldon
Wythenshawe and Sale East
Northamptonshire South
Burton and Uttoxeter
Luton South and South Bedfordshire
Torridge and Tavistock
Amber Valley
Sussex Weald
Salford
Grantham and Bourne
Sleaford and North Hykeham
Bedfordshire Mid
Broadland and Fakenham
Bromsgrove
Witham
Bolsover
Stockton North
Fylde
Wellingborough and Rushden
Devon South West
Beverley and Holderness
Gravesham
West Bromwich
Redditch
Portsmouth South
Huddersfield
Old Bexley and Sidcup
Makerfield
Birmingham Selly Oak
Bexhill and Battle
Redcar
Kingswinford and South Staffordshire
Brentwood and Ongar
Dartford
Ellesmere Port and Bromborough
Liverpool Walton
Norfolk South West
Peterborough
Gosport
Bristol South
Wiltshire East
Stockport
Droitwich and Evesham
Leeds South
Stoke-on-Trent South
Leicestershire Mid
Stourbridge
Luton North
Meriden and Solihull East
Birkenhead
Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough
Wallasey
Birmingham Northfield
Leicestershire South
Portsmouth North
Gainsborough
Cambridgeshire North West
Folkestone and Hythe
Weald of Kent
Swindon North
Burnley
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960 years ago today, King Harold II’s shield wall fell at Hastings.
Three weeks after crushing Hardrada at Stamford Bridge, his men marched south to Hastings and stood on the ridge. They held for most of the day against Norman archers and cavalry. Then the line broke. Harold fell. England’s Anglo-Saxon order ended, and a new ruling class, language and landscape took its place.
One battle rewrote the story of our nation because the men who stood together eventually could not hold against an enemy who was better equipped and better organised.
The Normans were a closely related people from the same corner of Europe who managed to completely transform English society. But our people and our culture lived on beneath the noses of the new elites, and within a couple of generations even those elites were once again becoming more English. Our people survived the Battle of Hastings.
Whether or not we can survive our current catastrophe depends on how well we can organise ourselves. Nobody came to save King Harold, and nobody is coming to save us.





























