The left and the Muslims are buzzing for this ha!
I’m even singing silent night as I’m sick of the noise coming from the mosques
@TRobinsonNewEra Thanks for letting me sing pal 😉🇬🇧👊
britify.uk
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Personally I’ve never gone a lot on this man, but nevertheless, I can’t help but think something stinks about this!
Opinions of you lovely lot please 🙏
Is #RussellBrand guilty, or is this another establishment stitch up?
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I won’t be donating to the BBC’s Children in Need this year. I’d rather support local charities in my own community.
Who else feels the same?
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Some more Restore Britain Patriots guys 🙏 Stronger Together 💪 🇬🇧
@CriticalMa555
@FearWardrobe
@becky_pidge
@BlackStar0163
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Happy birthday mate
I hope you have had a great day!!
Thank you for your service x
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🚨 Islam Awareness Month 🚨
DAY 7
As a veteran, I find the timing of Islamophobia Awareness Month during our Remembrance period deeply offensive.
November is when Britain pauses to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our freedoms. Yet, against that backdrop, we are being asked to devote an entire month to a campaign that risks framing legitimate concerns about Islamist extremism as prejudice.
This is no coincidence. The timing and messaging deserve serious scrutiny. It risks obscuring a very real and uncomfortable history: terrorist attacks carried out in the name of Islam, including by British-born extremists who have murdered and scarred innocent people on our own streets.
We should be able to remember our fallen, acknowledge the threat of Islamist terrorism and challenge genuine prejudice without one being used to silence discussion of the other.
I find the timing distasteful, the messaging deeply questionable and the implications for national security impossible to ignore.
I will not be posting an “Awareness” post on Sunday. Out of respect for our fallen, Remembrance Sunday deserves our undivided attention.
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💙 The Henry Nowak Foundation 💙
Born from unimaginable heartbreak, founded by Henry’s mum, Lucy Ross, to support families grieving the loss of a son or daughter.
Tomorrow, Lucy shares her story and the purpose behind the Foundation.
Please follow, repost 💙
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No messing round here kids!
@Eminem watch your back, Salfords finest is coming for you!!
#RapperholicUk27 #btecgrime #salford
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Watch how Mosad Hassan Yousef destroyed Islam with facts in one of his debates
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A few people have also raised another issue, MPs falling asleep in the House of Commons.
It's an absolutely appalling look for Parliament.
Millions of hardworking Britons would face disciplinary action if they were caught sleeping on the job. Why should MPs be any different?
If you're caught sleeping in the chamber, you should be called out and face consequences.
You're paid by the British taxpayer to represent them, not to have an afternoon nap.
The people making our laws should be held to the same standards as the people expected to follow them.
I completely agree with this.
For far too long, the Speaker has tolerated poor behaviour from both sides of the House.
The result? An erosion of respect for Parliament, and the British public can see it happening in real time.
I would also like to see a ban on mobile phones in the chamber.
Too many MPs sit glued to their screens, looking bored, distracted and completely disengaged.
You're elected to represent the British public, not sit scrolling through your phone.
Parliament deserves better standards. So do the people paying their salaries.






























