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I’m one of you (ignored).
If you haven’t seen it yet, there's a video of a French Parisian liberal woman pleading with “Protesters” that she's one of them; she voted to help them, voted to give them shelter and funding. As they loot and destroy her shop. Push her out of the way and ignore her.
The term is “Suicidal empathy!” It’s on the corner of your own hometown. It’s the senior holding a “No Kings” sign next to the blue-haired girl holding a “Stop Ice” sign. You don’t have to listen to them for very long to understand they are clueless, useful idiots. That blue-haired girl was indoctrinated in grade school to believe old white Americans have been stealing her future; at the same time, the liberal school staff was telling her that being a boy or one of the 60 alt genders made her special and unique. And that old white man standing right next to her- he’s getting paid $150 to stand there with that no-kings sign and just keep his mouth shut.
I gotta wonder how they are gonna act when their neighborhoods get 20,000 Islamic men dumped into the town square in the middle of the night? How will they react when those men start burning homes and businesses, looting, raping, and killing as they go?
There's something here that the leftist useful idiots don’t quite understand. They were indoctrinated into the utopian cult of the left; they promise you prosperity, unity, equality, but then they bring in people who don’t even care about humanity, 3rd world savages who aren’t capable of civility, because they grew up in savage central. They were formed and reformed into barbarism in places in the world where every person is out for themselves.
I’m gonna share the picture of the leftist Parisian woman. This is the moment it dawns on her, the moment she realizes she's made a terrible mistake. This is the moment when she understands that all her pleading and trying to reason with these savages fall on deaf ears. That sudden realization: you invited misery and death to a civil society, and you are now on the menu.
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This is how a nation dies: not through war or conquest, but through a thousand tiny cuts. Its history is rewritten, its heritage diminished, and its symbols detached from the sacrifices they represent until what once carried shared meaning becomes unrecognisable.
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I didn't think it possible, but I keep giving less of a fuck about Palestine each day that passes.
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🚨 82,000 PEOPLE. THE WHOLE TOWN OF GOSPORT UNDER A DISPERSAL ORDER UNTIL TUESDAY.
Hampshire Police have placed the whole town of Gosport under a Section 34 dispersal order. So that unchecked undocumented men can be brought into the country facilitated by the government.
The order remains in place until 7am on Tuesday 6 October.
82,000 people. An entire town under extraordinary police powers.
And this is becoming normal in Britain.
Absolutely outrageous.
#Gosport #SmallBoats #IllegalMigration #Britain
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The Hard Left murdered Anne Widdecombe
The Hard Left plotted to kill Nigel Farage
The Hard Left are currently burning down France
The Hard Left are actively welcoming terrorists to the UK
The Hard Left are plotting to seize your property
But the Far Right are the problem?
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These are the 364 MP's who voted against a national inquiry into child sexual exploitation and Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs.
They deserve to be named and shamed . Never forget their betrayal in which they placed the Muslim block vote before children’s safety!
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🚨 MEET LABOUR MINISTER JENNY RIDDELL CARPENTER WHO THINKS PUBS AND DOGS ARE FAR RIGHT!
Look closely at the face in this photo to understand how much the Westminster ruling class despises ordinary British life.
This is the actual Nature Minister in charge of rural affairs, representing Suffolk Coastal while actively waging ideological war on village culture:
*Confessed on camera that she lies awake at night terrified of traditional country pubs, pints of ale, and pet black labradors.
*Publicly smeared centuries of English rural heritage as a dangerous far right fantasy that never really existed.
*Backs Rachel Reeves and her brutal twenty percent inheritance tax raid designed to drive multi generational family farms into bankruptcy.
*Supports punitive business taxes and green levies that are forcing two local British pubs to close their doors forever every single day.
Labour politicians do not just want to tax you into poverty, they genuinely despise your traditions, your pets, and your local community.
How on earth did an urban snob who hates the countryside this much get put in charge of British nature?
Retweet this immediately to expose Jenny Riddell Carpenter and show every rural voter in Britain the contempt running Whitehall. 🇬🇧🔥
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The man responsible for the decline of our country today, from one respected around the world, to one a laughing stock today. Up to its eyes in debt, unable or unwilling to control its border, consumed by radical Islam which runs riot throughout the land. A laughing stock..
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If you're SERIOUSLY going to vote Labour at the next GE, please check yourself into a Mental Clinic
YOU NEED TO BE ASSESSED 🇬🇧
🚨 NEW: Labour would win the most seats if an election was held today per a new MRP poll
🌹 LAB: 241
🔵 CON: 130
➡️ RFM: 123
🔶 LDM: 71
🟡 SNP: 40
🌼 PLC: 15
🟢 GRN: 9
⚪️ OTHER: 3
@YouGov_
14,000 people
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Have you ever wondered why you have to pass through 10 layers of security everytime you take a plane?
Because of Muslims.
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(Former RAF) Wethersfield has 17 new minibuses to ferry 800 illegal migrants into nearby towns.
The local public bus service to Braintree has been stopped.
The migrants have their own GP surgery and nurses. 20% have TB, a disease eradicated in the UK.
Sometimes, I wonder whether this is an experiment to see how much provocation the British people can take before they finally snap.
What do you think?
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Shabana Mahmood — this joke of a Home Secretary — stood up and screamed for police to throw the full fucking force of the law at anyone protesting! Blabbered on about masked protesters being "intimidating" and having "malign intent" — demanded crackdowns, bans, facial recognition, every bloody weapon they’ve got turned on decent British people who’ve had enough!
But here’s the stinking bollocks of it all — religious face coverings? Fucking EXEMPT! Burqa, niqab, whatever — perfectly fine! No questions, no hassle, no cuffs! Wear a balaclava because you don’t want your family doxxed or sacked? FUCKING CRIMINAL! Throw the bloody book at you! What a load of twisted, one-sided shite!
And who the fuck does she reckon is intimidating?! Hundreds of unvetted fighting-age men pouring across the Channel every single week — that’s NOT intimidating apparently! That’s NOT dangerous! That’s just "asylum seekers" — move along, nothing to see! But British lads standing peacefully on their own fucking roads? THEY are the threat! THEY are the monsters! What a crock of absolute bollocks!
She screams RACIST! FAR-RIGHT! at Danny Thomas, at the Patriot Platform, at anyone who dares open their mouth — but never once answers the fucking questions! Never explains why we’re flushing billions down the toilet while the boats keep coming! Never gives a shit about our women, our kids, our communities being fucked over! Just shouts RACIST to shut everyone up!
And the hypocrisy makes me sick to my guts! Other groups cover their faces, kick off, cause chaos? She’s fucking silent! No "full force of the law" for them! Only for us! Only for the ones who say ENOUGH! It’s one rule for her mates and another for the rest of us — stinking, rotten, two-tier bollocks!
Don’t you dare lecture us about intimidation, love! Your government’s the one throwing the doors wide open and letting the fuckers in! We see exactly what you’re playing at — and we’re NOT going anywhere! You can scream racist all you like — the truth’s out and you can’t shut us all up! Fucking disgrace from start to finish!
📷 WHO THINKS SHABANA MAHMOOD SHOULD RESIGN RIGHT NOW?
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Piddington is a nice village in England about 10 miles northeast of Oxford. Like most nice, kind, middle-class people, they march against the “far-right” and voted Lib Dem, a left-wing party who want to welcome refugees.
Then the government announced plans to create an enormous migrant camp holding 1,256 asylum seekers on the edge of Piddington. Piddington's lefties realised they were going to have to deal with the consequences of their own opinions. They thought this camp would be somewhere else, next to some working-class people, as is usual. But no, it’s going to be next to them. So they’re now trying to get the migrants moved - but without looking anti migrant themselves.
The local branch of stand up to racism quickly changed its message. Instead of just saying “Refugees welcome”, they added “No to the Bicester asylum camp”. So if they’re welcome, where are they supposed to go?
Women of Piddington recorded a video begging women in Parliament to stop the camp. You've got to admire the optimism of appealing to politicians who do nothing while grooming gangs operate across working-class areas, except for telling the victims they should "shut up for the good of diversity".
Then Danny Tommo, a working-class patriot street leader whose men in black balaclavas brought Dover to a standstill last weekend, said he was going to attend the village to speak to locals. The prospect of working-class men in the village was more terrifying than the migrant camp for some women.
Rachel from Piddington condemned the "far right" and their "fear and xenophobia". Well, if you don't have any fear of this migrant camp, why not let it be built? She also condemned other people in the village for their racism and bigotry - while also saying that they'd made her black husband feel welcome. For a bunch of racists, these villagers don't sound very racist.
National newspapers, who'd completely ignored working-class people concerned about migrants in their area, suddenly found the space to run stories about middle-class women worried about camps in their area. Every woman who spoke to the media was keen to stress that they weren't opposed to the migrants coming to Britain - they just didn't think that near their house was a suitable location.
Alice West, another Piddington woman, said “There’s published work on the prevalence of depression, hopelessness and suicidal ideation in large-scale, isolated places with limited services, as this would be.” She's just concerned about the migrants getting depressed, guys!
Like all the women, she was keen to stress that this wasn't about the background of the men. Alice said, "If you added 1,256 males of any demographic to the end of our village, the risk to women would rise". Really? Because it used to be a military base with 2,500 personnel, mainly men. Nobody was worried about it then.
For all that the women protest "it's not about the type of man, it's the numbers, we're too middle class to be racist", they all deliberately chose to live in a place that has one type of man. Piddington is 96% white.
The people of Piddington (and their lawyers) have been scrambling to find anything they could get them off the hook for this migrant camp. They've even held a mock referendum whereby their village leaves the UK. But if they're in such a hurry to leave Britain, why don't they just let the migrant camp be built? Then they won't be in Britain anymore. They'll be in Somalia.
They eventually found something that could stop the camp: Piddington's population of great crested newts, which are an endangered species (despite appearing in sufficient numbers to stop most vital infrastructure projects in Britain).
What sort of country is Britain, where our obligation to international migrant law can only be overruled by our obligation to newts? We should be stopping all migrant camps because of another endangered species: British girls.
I've got a feeling that this campaign by the posh women of Piddington is going to be successful, and that sets such a terrible precedent for the future. As soon as this migrant camp is gone, the women in Piddington will go back to donating to migrant charities and slagging off Tommy Robinson and Danny Tommo and anyone else with Tom in their name, and calling working-class patriots thick and racist.
Only the middle classes have the resources, the know-how, and the time and the connections to bring political leverage to get the migrant camp out of their area. So we're going to continue with migrants being housed in working-class areas, and this is storing up a tinderbox for the future.
I wish the people of Piddington, the people everywhere in Britain, would get over this anxiety, this hang-up of being called racist. Just let yourself be called racist. It doesn't mean anything. It's a trick. It's engineered social pressure designed to make you accept being conquered, having your land taken from you, having your children attacked.
I get called racist all the time. I just say, "Thanks!”
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If someone had told me 30 years ago our government would be just sitting there doing bugger all while our Border Force and RNLI ferried illegal immigrants in every single day, I would say they'd gone mad.
If someone told me 10 years ago, we'd be giving millions every week to a foreign country to defend itself while not defending our own country, likewise.
If someone told me last week our Prime Minister preferred to give our taxes to social security scroungers than to our defence budget, likewise.
But I hadn't thought even a Labour government could sink that low.
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How the fuck have we got ourselves into the position where the government, the police and the judges are ALL collectively working AGAINST the indigenous British people…..?
And if you speak out against it, they put you in jail - a jail where they have released rapists and killers to create space….
Fuckin madness.
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I’m going to say something that apparently you’re not supposed to say anymore.
I don’t believe Vladimir Putin is the biggest threat to Britain.
I believe the biggest threat to Britain is a political establishment that seems increasingly determined to convince us that Russia is the enemy while refusing to explain why British taxpayers are expected to carry the consequences of a war that isn’t ours.
I believe Putin saw what was happening around Russia, the expansion of NATO, the situation in Ukraine and the continued pressure being placed on Russia, and ultimately decided that military action was his only remaining option.
You don’t have to agree with me. But I’m entitled to question the narrative we’re constantly being fed.
We’re told Putin is the great threat.
Yet our Government has committed £25 BILLION to Ukraine, including £16 billion in military support. More than 237,000 Ukrainians have arrived in the UK under the Ukraine schemes.
And now we’re being told that supporting Ukraine is somehow essential to British security.
Really?
Why is Britain continually pouring billions into this war?
Why are British taxpayers expected to fund Ukraine when our own NHS is struggling, our public services are under pressure and ordinary British families are being squeezed from every direction?
Why are our politicians so determined to cosy up to Zelensky while treating anyone who questions the policy as some sort of Putin sympathiser?
And perhaps most importantly…
Where is the plan to actually end this war?
I don’t see Putin as the cartoon villain our politicians and media constantly portray him as.
I don’t believe he is some evil dictator sitting around plotting how to destroy Britain.
And as for Zelensky?
I certainly don’t see him as some untouchable hero above criticism.
To me, he’s nothing more than a coke sniffing little bitch who has somehow managed to convince Western politicians to keep the money and weapons flowing.
What I see is a British Government seemingly willing to spend billions of our money on a foreign war while ordinary British people are repeatedly told that difficult choices have to be made at home.
Our politicians are supposed to put Britain first.
Not Ukraine first.
Not Russia first.
Britain first.
So forgive me if I question the narrative.
Forgive me if I ask where our money is going.
Forgive me if I question why our Government appears to have endless money for foreign conflicts while repeatedly telling British people there simply isn’t enough money for them.
And forgive me if I refuse to accept that questioning the official narrative automatically makes someone a Putin supporter.
I don’t need to be told who I’m supposed to regard as the villain.
I’ll make my own judgement.
Because questioning the Government isn’t treason.
It’s called holding our own Government to account.
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THEY STAND BEFORE THE KING. WE STAND IN THE RUINS.
In any country that still wanted to live, these ten would be finished. Unemployable. Untouchable. Instead they sit behind Burnham at PMQs and we are told this is government.
Look at them.
1. ANDY BURNHAM - PRIME MINISTER
A careerist who used Manchester as a stage and the country as a ladder. Nine years of speeches while the boats landed and the gangs hunted. He didn’t save the North. He branded it. Then he knifed his own Prime Minister, took the keys, and started selling hope like a timeshare. Veterans on the street. Foreign criminals in hotels. Bus fares and Christmas pledges while the border stays open. He is not a leader. He is the smiling front of a controlled demolition.
2. LOUISE HAIGH - FIRST SECRETARY
A convicted liar. She told the police a lie, pleaded guilty, got thrown out of cabinet, then crawled back because she ran Burnham’s coup. She couldn’t write her own tax-rise argument without a machine. She used the national emergency alert to scold you about barbecues. This is the woman now sitting at the centre of the state. Not a deputy. A fixer with a criminal record and the keys to the machine.
3. JOHN HEALEY - CHANCELLOR
Rotherham. That is the whole man. Fourteen hundred girls raped in his patch. He was “not convinced” an inquiry would help them. Then he sued the person who said he failed, took £54,000, and kept it. He quit Defence waving a sword about money. Six weeks later he took the Treasury. Markets are screaming. He will not rule out taking more of yours. He does not run the economy. He runs from the girls.
4. ED MILIBAND - FOREIGN SECRETARY
A man who made Britain colder, poorer, and more dependent, then got promoted for it. He lost to a sandwich. He spent years treating this country like a sin to be atoned for. Now he represents you to the world. He could not keep the lights on. He will not keep the country safe. He is not a Foreign Secretary. He is an apology in a suit.
5. SHABANA MAHMOOD - HOME SECRETARY
She swore on the Quran. She said Islam drives everything she does. Then they put her on the border and on the gangs. The boats did not stop. The hotels did not empty. The inquiry did not deliver names and flights. She finds millions for “troubling scenes” and nothing for the girls who were doused in petrol and told to stay silent. She is not the Home Secretary of Britain. She is the Home Secretary of the story they need you to believe.
6. WES STREETING - DEFENCE SECRETARY
He wrecked his last brief and got a bigger one. NHS: waiting lists, strikes, no plan, then a lecture. Now Defence. Mandelson’s apprentice. All grin, no spine. He talks percentages while the Chancellor he defends will not fund the promise. A country that will not hold its own border does not have a Defence Secretary. It has a spokesman.
7. YVETTE COOPER - HEALTH SECRETARY
Decades in the machine. Home Office years while the Channel became a ferry service. Now Health. Same method: a building, a slogan, a clip. Your child waits. The arrival gets a pathway. She has had every chance to put this country first and never taken one. She is not new. She is the continuity of the betrayal.
8. ANGELA RAYNER - HOUSING SECRETARY
Came back because the party needed muscle, not because the country needed her. The tax stain never washed off. She will pose next to a hard hat while councils are ordered to absorb people they never voted for. British families locked out. Imported demand first. That is not a housing policy. That is a demographic policy with a departmental letterhead.
9. LUCY POWELL - EDUCATION SECRETARY
She talks about uniforms and “breathing space” as if the terror in a parent’s chest is the price of a blazer. It isn’t. It’s the walk home. The gang. The knife. The teacher who will not say woman. The school that will fly every flag but yours. She writes for the Mirror. Parents want their children back unharmed and unconverted. She cannot give them that. She will not even name it.
10. ALEX NORRIS - JUSTICE SECRETARY
He talks about space in prisons after they opened the doors. The rapist walks. The man who told the truth online sits down. That is not a backlog. That is a preference. Justice under this lot means one thing: protect the project, punish the public. He is not confused. He is doing the job.
This is the front bench.
This is who answers for us at noon.
Not a cabinet.
A crew.
We see you.
Labour falls.
The many are mobilised.
The inevitable approaches.
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I will make the country a promise tonight.
Any high-ranking public servant facilitating and deliberately enabling the invasion of Britain will be prosecuted by a Restore Britain Government.
They will go to prison.
Hundreds, if not thousands - this is their warning.
This has now gone too far. We have the entire establishment weaponising the British state to import these men. In the thousands and thousands.
Something has to be done, because this just cannot continue.
So back us. Give the threat weight. Put the fear of God into them.
Make them think twice. Force them to change course.
Provide Restore Britain the electoral support to make the threat count.
And when we win, they will go to prison.
Your vote, your backing, your support. It matters, and it can make a difference now. Not in 2029. But now.
Because this can't go on. It just can't.
Use Restore Britain as your voice, your weapon, your threat.
We will not let you down.
That is my promise to the British people.