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Teacher, soldier, police officer and civil servant. British and very proud of our history. Truth matters. No respect for dishonourable politicians.

Joined October 2014
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Andy Burnham is heading to Brussels later this month for a “youth mobility” deal. Young EU citizens could live and work here for up to three years. We voted to take back control of our borders. This looks like freedom of movement through the back door. Is this just more Labour trying to drag us back into Europe? 👇
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Angela Rayner appointed five people to a Working Group tasked with drafting the “anti-Muslim hostility” definition. All five had troubling links to Islamist organisations, including the Muslim Council of Britain and MEND. Successive governments have followed a policy of non-engagement with these groups since 2009 because of concerns about their extremism. The Free Speech Union and Shadow Justice Secretary @NJ_Timothy asked the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, through a Freedom of Information request, who had been able to submit evidence to the consultation. The department initially said it had deleted all the responses — apparently contrary to the Government’s own data policy. After @SpeechUnion threatened legal action unless the department disclosed who had been consulted, an internal investigation was launched. The ministry’s most senior civil servant then confirmed that the responses were still held on its data system, but refused to reveal the names. This is not normal behaviour. We smell a rat. We have repeatedly asked whether Islamist groups had the opportunity to influence the process that produced what we regard as a de facto Islamic blasphemy law. The department’s handling of the consultation has only deepened our concerns. Now @AngelaRayner is set to appoint an “anti-Muslim hostility” tsar. Given her track record, we are horrified by who she might choose.
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
The public have largely switched off to this COP nonsense.
⚠️The UN Climate treaty COP 31 starts today. Burnham, Mad Ed, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Katie White (net zero minister) and Sadiq Khan are all attending and we even have our own pavilion! (so we look important) According to the government's own statement to Parliament we are going to be pushing the following. ▪Push for faster electrification and the transition away from fossil fuels. (wrap up warm) ▪Press for international action on methane emissions.(kill the cows) ▪Promote changes to agriculture, fertilisers and food systems. (prices going up) ▪Support international climate finance and the mobilisation of private capital. (back gambling projects with tax payer money abroad) ▪Reinforce the Paris Agreement and its 1.5°C temperature goal. (That no citizen ever voted for) ▪Accelerate implementation of commitments countries have ALREADY made. (do all the above harder and faster) All wrapped up in messages of 'saving the planet'. Get ready to be bombarded with hysterical climate warnings.
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Jeremy Clarkson on the UK’s grooming-gang failures and soft sentencing - Clarkson has argued that another public inquiry into the grooming gangs is unnecessary as we already know what the problem is. As he wrote in The Sun: “I do not believe we need a public inquiry into the grooming gangs. Public inquiries are just rooms full of people who deploy mock incredulity in the hopes they’ll end up on the Six O’Clock News. And we simply don’t need a dusty old baroness to tell us what the problem is, because we already know.” The real barrier, in his view, has been political correctness. He described a girl reporting that she had been raped by “a gang of Pakistani man,” only to be told to have “a cup of tea” to “feel better,” because the officer knows that if he reports the crime “he will be accused of racism and get cancelled.” His conclusion was direct: “We need to remove the shackles of political correctness from the police. We need to explain that it’s not racist to investigate a rapist. Do that, and we’re halfway there.” In a later column about three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls (aged 14 and 15) at knifepoint, then filming and uploading the attacks, Clarkson was equally blunt about the sentence - “So let me see if I’ve got this straight. In two separate incidents, three teenage boys took part in the rape of two girls – aged 14 and 15 – at knifepoint. They also filmed the attacks and uploaded the footage to the internet. The scumbags were found guilty and last week a judge, Nicholas Rowland, let them off with a slap on the wrist. It beggars belief.” When the judge said he wanted to avoid “criminalising” the boys, Clarkson replied: “WHAT????!!?! They did that to themselves when they raped those girls.” The consistent point across both pieces is that protecting children and properly investigating and punishing rape should not be subordinated to political sensitivities or misplaced leniency.
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
There shouldn't be a single penny of public money spent on 'Islamophobia Awareness Month'.
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My heart genuinely breaks for those children repeatedly abused by rape gangs, whilst large sways of our politicians, including those right at the top, look the other way, whilst waxing lyrical about justice being rightly dished out to Russell Brand. We live in such unjust times
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Burnham's government is spending your money in court to stop you finding out what foreign criminals have done in this country. The data watchdog said publish. Twice. Labour said no. Half of Britain thinks it's a cover-up. Hard to argue with them, isn't it?
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Stirring and honest stuff from Charlie Downes. This is why people are turning to Restore Britain. We have had enough lies and political subterfuge from the likes of Blair, Starmer, Johnson, Jenrick, Braverman, Healey, Burnham and co to last a lifetime.
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
The UN has publicly announced that climate change never existed!! Solar power generation was just about vested interests. All man-made!! That's the whole story!!! 🐸
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Wow. The MP who wrote the Labour manifesto rules on respecting Brexit says Burnham ought to tear them up. This comes as a new poll finds that voters in Makerfield, lied to by the Prime Minister who used them as an electoral lily pad to leapfrog to power, do not support his EU proposals.
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Polly Tearooms in Marlborough closes after 114 years. For the same reasons that all businesses are struggling: NI rise, minimum wage, taxes, regulations. Our rulers can’t begin to imagine what it’s like to run a small enterprise within tight profit margins.
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
There it is 🤷‍♀️
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United Nations climate scammers like Tedros (I won't even attempt to pronounce his middle or last names, which probably sound like a tin can caught in a lawn mower) have been unsuccessful in convincing the public that global warming itself is something to worry about. Their extreme weather attribution campaign has also failed. So, now they are pivoting to claiming that it is a public health crisis, causing rising cancer and heart disease rates. Give it up, dude. It's over.
Climate change is not a future threat. It is a health crisis happening right now. At #COP31 Health Day in Antalya, @WHO is calling on world leaders to prioritize health resilience. Investing in climate-smart health systems today saves millions of lives tomorrow.
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Under a Restore Britain Government, there will be a lockdown reckoning.
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#RussellBrand may be an over-privileged, entitled creep, but his overly-publicised actions are no different to those of thousands of Pakistani moslem rape gang members. WHY are the sentences so different? @MoJGovUK @CPSUK
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Regardless of personal opinions about Russell Brand, on the exact same day he received a prison sentence of ten years and six months, an Afghan national appeared in court for three counts of rape and penetration of a child under 13, but received a two-year suspended sentence. 🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡
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Hard to argue with this. Finding excuses for bad behaviour will only encourage other to expect the same treatment.
The problem is we stopped disciplining children and started diagnosing them. Now we have a society full of adults who think everything is someone else’s fault
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It's amazing how so many are still unaware of the true causes of man-made global warming. There are three causes: 1 - Data tampering, 2 - Improper temperature sensor locations, and 3 - Urban Heat Island (UHI) effects. In other words, the climate crisis is a scam.
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Hi. Meteorologist here. This is nonsense. We have not entered a “new age of climate extremes.” There is no such thing as a “supersized El Niño” and the planet isn’t being “superheated” by climate change either. First, the correct meteorological term is “very strong El Niño.” Second, El Niño a natural part of Earth’s internal weather and climate variability. It is just the positive (warm) phase of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Correspondingly, La Niña is the negative (cool) phase. The atmospheric circulation component of ENSO in the tropical Pacific is the “Southern Oscillation.” But the resulting warming (cooling) sea surface temperature (SST) response is El Niño (La Niña). Normally, the thermocline (a transition layer separating warmer mixed water at the surface from cooler water below) in the Pacific Ocean slopes down towards the west. This means that the western Pacific usually has a deep, warm mixed layer of water extending downward from the surface, while the eastern Pacific has a relatively shallow mixed layer. These are “ENSO neutral” conditions. The sloped nature of the thermocline is maintained by easterly wind stress on the equatorial Pacific ocean surface. The strength of the easterlies is determined by the balance between convection (upward motion) over Indonesia and subsidence (downward motion) in the central and eastern Pacific. During La Niña, easterlies are stronger than normal because convection is displaced further west. Lower pressure over the Maritime Continent and higher pressure over Tahiti results in a strongly positive SOI index. Higher wind stress pushes even more warm surface water westward, resulting in the formation of an even larger warm pool in the west Pacific near Asia, which steepens the thermocline. This enhances divergence, leading to upwelling of cool, nutrient-rich water in the central and eastern Pacific. However, if convection moves eastward over the Pacific, the easterlies weaken or even locally reverse (we call these “westerly wind bursts”) and thermocline begins to flatten, allowing warmer water in the west Pacific to slosh eastward, creating a deeper pool of warm water in the central and eastern Pacific. This is El Niño, and this is occurring right now. The state of ENSO is quantified using the SST anomalies [relative to the most recent 30-year mean; currently, we use 1991–2020] along the equatorial belt. The main area for which SSTAs are monitored is the Niño 3.4 region, which runs from the 120–170th meridians of longitude and 5° north or south of the equator (5°N–5°S, 170°W–120°W). If the three-month averaged SSTA in Niño 3.4 is at least +0.5°C (+0.9°F), then El Niño is declared. If the three-month averaged SSTA is at least −0.5°C (−0.9°F), La Niña is declared. El Niño (La Niña) events are classified as either being “weak,” “moderate,” “strong,” or “very strong” depending on how far above (below) average SSTs in Niño 3.4 have been for the last three months. If the three-month averaged SSTA is +0.5–0.99°C (−0.5°C to −0.99°C), then the El Niño (La Niña) is weak. If it's +1–1.49°C (−1°C to −1.49°C), then the El Niño (La Niña) is moderate. If it's +1.5–1.99°C (−1.5°C to −1.99°C), then the El Niño (La Niña) is strong. If it's ≥ +2.0°C (≤ −2.0°), then the El Niño (La Niña) is very strong. The latest data from CDAS indicate that the Niño 3.4 region is currently +2.9°C (relative to 1991–2020). This means that we are in “very strong El Niño” territory.” And this has happened several times before. Very Strong El Niños occurred in 1790–93, 1827–28, 1844–45, 1890–91, 1925–26, 1982–83, 1997–98, and 2015–16. You are nothing but an ignorant, agenda-driven clown.
We've entered a new age of climate extremes: A supersized El Niño is colliding with a planet already superheated by climate change. The latest @WMO report shows once again that leaders must get serious by cutting emissions faster, accelerating a just transition from fossil fuels & delivering the finance & protection vulnerable countries need. wmo.int/news/media-centre/st…
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Sam M.B.E. retweeted
Zahawi has serious questions to answer about his role during lockdown - our policy announcement today confronts that. He was Britain's Vaccine Minister. He is now in Reform, regularly speaking on behalf of the party. The way Zahawi treated those men and women who felt uneasy about taking the vaccine was absolutely abhorrent, and I will never forgive him for it. Vaccine passports, widespread coercion/blackmail, care homes - he even argued 12 year olds could override their parents to take the vaccine. It is evil. Under a Restore Britain government, he will face full independent scrutiny. If investigators uncover evidence of wrongdoing, he must face the same legal process as anybody else. That means uncovering what did he know? What did he tell the British people? What didn’t he tell us? What was the process behind his decision-making? Full public scrutiny on classified documentation. Unredact it. All of it. Essentially - who knew what, when. It is time for the politicians who imposed and defended lockdown and mass vaccination on a healthy population to answer for their own decisions. That is what Restore Britain's policy paper argues today, and Zahawi will be the first held accountable for his vaccine decisions.
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