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Paul Tarran retweeted
The Home Office welcomes endless dangerous third world scumbags, yet bans Eva Vlaardingerbroek from entering our country to attend a Restore Britain event.
So many people need to go to prison.
Paul Tarran retweeted
This fuckin nonce!
'Sir' Stephen Fry said at the Oxford Union debate that the girls raped by foreigners in Rotherham were 'child prostitutes'.
The Age of Consent is “subjective”
No one should go to jail for raping a minor if there is 'consent'
The Elites are riddled with em!
Paul Tarran retweeted
An immigrant armed with a machete has just attacked some young girls in Manchester
🔊 LISTEN TO HER WORDS HERE
People are terrified
WE SHOULD NOT BE LIVING LIKE THIS
Paul Tarran retweeted
Restore Britain now considers the entire British immigration system fundamentally illegitimate.
The scale of the betrayal has been extraordinary.
Successive governments have opened our borders, handed out permanent settlement and granted citizenship on a scale the British people never voted for.
There are Conservative, Labour and Reform politicians who are wholly responsible - they must be held to account.
We do not accept that their traitorous decisions should bind future generations forever.
In short - we will not accept the third-worldification of our beautiful country.
From today, November 2nd 2026, every new grant of immigration status or citizenship under the existing system will be reversed by a Restore Britain Government.
We will introduce retrospective legislation to revoke every one of those grants upon taking office.
Those affected will be assessed under Restore Britain's stringent immigration Red List, not the failed rules of previous governments.
Those who meet our new requirements may qualify for time-limited permission to remain - in small and manageable numbers, delivering benefits for our people whilst protecting the demographic security of our nation. Our Red List will ensure that.
Those who do not meet those requirements will be required to leave. Politely at first, then not.
We will abolish Indefinite Leave to Remain entirely, revoke existing ILR grants and end the routine scam progression from temporary visas to British citizenship.
We will also legislate for the retrospective cancellation of naturalisation grants, with the exception we have set out for citizenship obtained through marriage to a British citizen.
The British people have every right to elect a government that fundamentally changes the immigration system - other governments have manipulated the system to import millions.
We will do the same, but to deport.
Restore Britain will not simply slow down the consequences of mass immigration.
We intend to reverse them.
Paul Tarran retweeted
The family of Henry Nowak have stated they fear that they had "been manipulated in our darkest hours".
"I fear that some decisions were made to try and protect the police and their reputation rather than help us as a family."
Just awful.
Those responsible must face prison.
Paul Tarran retweeted
Mohammed Fahir Amaaz broke a police officer's nose at Manchester Airport. He walked free on bail.
Danny Tommo is locked in a cell until 2027.
Amaaz, 21, from Rochdale, punched PC Lydia Ward so hard it broke her nose at Manchester Airport, then rained blows on PC Ellie Cook. In January 2025 he was given unconditional bail and stayed out for seventeen months until a jury convicted him.
Daniel Thomas, 37 (Danny Tommo) has been held since 29 September. He's accused of damaging a boat and of refusing to give police the PIN to his phone. No trial until March 2027.
One man's violence earned him a freedom pass. The other man's politics earned him a cell.
I wonder why. 🤔
Two-tier justice. Two-tier Britain. 🇬🇧
Paul Tarran retweeted
It remains absolutely astonishing that Danny Tommo is in prison BEFORE his trial, for MONTHS.
I won't forget it, and nor should you.
Paul Tarran retweeted
I seen this earlier and was hoping it was AI.
Wtf is going on?
Anyone have information of when and where?
Paul Tarran retweeted
I can't get my head around this. Danny Tommo is STILL remanded in custody on a charge of *criminal damage* for allegedly popping a rubber dinghy.
There's a hearing in November and his trial date is provisionally set for March 2027.
Our two-tier legal system is utterly corrupt.
Paul Tarran retweeted
Waldock nets his first league goal of the season! 💛
#WeRoarTogether💛
Paul Tarran retweeted
As it was time to talk about the women of Piddington safety concerns today.
The mass majority of MPs walked out.
Let that sink in.
Paul Tarran retweeted
Watch as a Afghan invader threatens and swears at police and they do nothing.
If this was a white man, he'd be tasered and arrested instantly.
Two-tier cowardly policing.
Paul Tarran retweeted
-He CUT OFF the head of a British man.
-He is part of Al Qaeda.
-He is currently walking FREELY around England.
🚨We are witnessing the fall of England in REAL TIME🚨
Paul Tarran retweeted
Henry Nowak was 18. He was stabbed on a street in Southampton and died in handcuffs, telling the officers who arrested him that he could not breathe. They refused to believe him because of his skin colour.
Now the mother of the man who killed him could be out of prison by Christmas.
Kiran Kaur took the knife from the scene and hid it to protect her son. She was jailed in July. Barely three months later, she may be walking free. Out before Christmas.
That is an insult to Henry and to a family who have shown extraordinary dignity through all of this.
Today I have written to the Justice Secretary to ask them to stop it.
What happened to Henry did not come out of nowhere. Identity politics has taken hold at the top of Hampshire & Isle of Wight Police. Race action plans, unconscious bias training, endless box-ticking, so that on that night Henry was treated as the suspect, rather than the victim.
Justice is supposed to be blind. Once it starts asking who you are before asking what you did, it is no longer justice as we know it.
Lucy Connolly spent the best part of a year behind bars for an online post she deleted within three hours. Kiran Kaur hid a murder weapon and she may serve less than a year. Two-Tier Britain.
The British public are not fools. They can see two-tier justice with their own eyes, and they are right to be angry.
Kiran Kaur should not be released early. She should be deported.
Paul Tarran retweeted
I'm gonna say it!
If you're a refugee and you visit the country you allegedly fled from... you should lose refugee status.
If you can safely go home for the holidays... you can safely live at home again!
Being a refugee is not an immigrant visa. It means you're here only because your life is in danger if you return home.
If you can return home without your life being in danger, then you are not a refugee.
This is common sense.
Paul Tarran retweeted
DANNY TOMMO is on REMAND and is looking at 10 YEAR'S Next Year in MARCH,
TOMMY ROBINSON is looking at Possibly 10 YEAR'S Next Week,
VICKRUM DIGWA'S MOTHER is set for RELEASE THIS CHRISTMAS,
RAF Airbase Fairford TERROR SUSPECT'S Currently on BAIL,
& STILL, The UK is CALM...
Paul Tarran retweeted
Utterly shameful
Labour will not do anything to help the nation if it might lose Muslim votes
Some of Labour's biggest names were conspicuously absent from today's Commons vote on plans to house 1,200 male asylum seekers near the tiny village of Piddington.
But one absence stands out above all others.
Shabana Mahmood.
The Home Secretary responsible for this entire mess failed to record a vote.
Other notable Labour MPs who failed to vote include:
Rachel Reeves.
Yvette Cooper.
Wes Streeting.
David Lammy.
Ed Miliband.
John Healey.
Jonathan Reynolds.
Peter Kyle.
Lucy Powell.
Louise Haigh.
These are some of the most powerful politicians in Britain, yet not one put their name to a recorded vote for or against this controversial proposal.
Meanwhile, women from Piddington travelled to Westminster to make their fears and concerns heard.
They deserved answers. They deserved accountability.
Instead, some of Labour's most senior figures were nowhere to be seen on the voting record.
Where were they? Why didn't they vote?
And most importantly, why did the Home Secretary herself fail to record a vote on a motion concerning her own department's plans?
If there are legitimate explanations, let's hear them.
You don't get to exercise power over people's communities and then escape scrutiny when it's time to be held accountable.
