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Absolutely excellent history for reparations seekers
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Born in 1835 and renowned for writing the adventures of Huckleberry Finn & Tom Sawyer, this is a rare colour photo of American author Mark Twain 118 years ago. He's wearing his Oxford University robes after receiving an honorary Doctorate of Letters degree from the University of Oxford on 26th June 1907. I have cleaned-up this Autochrome study by Alvin Langdon Coburn, which used an early colour glass-plate process. It's not colourised
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“WE WILL BE GERMANY’S END” 🇩🇪☪️
A pro-Palestine migrant attacks a German woman right in front of the police:
“FU** GERMANY. There is no such thing as a (German) people! You lost the war.”
He speaks flawless German.
This is the prime example of a “well-integrated” migrant.
REMIGRATION will have to go further than we thought.
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Globalism explained to an 8-year-old.
🚨 If you're Western, read this. Understand it. Then explain it to everyone around you. 🚨
Imagine a game. In the original version there were two teams: the bosses and the workers. The rule was simple. The bosses are bad, the workers are good, and the game only ends when the bosses lose everything and a central authority runs it all. That game was called communism.
It was played everywhere, and it failed everywhere. Workers got richer under capitalism, not poorer. The Soviet Union collapsed. Game over, right?
No. The players didn't change the game. They changed the teams.
Today we call it globalism: the belief that the answer to every problem is more centralized, supranational, unaccountable control, decided by people you never voted for. Same game, new coat of paint. And the coat changes depending on the audience.
The climate coat. The new villain is the factory, growth, the guy who drives a car or takes a plane. The solution is always the same: less freedom, more control, fewer people deciding for themselves. Notice that the answer is never nuclear or innovation. It's always restriction. Degrowth is collectivism painted green.
The gender and sexuality coat. A movement that once asked to be left alone, and won, got captured by a theory that says the family, biology and the very idea of a norm are oppressive structures to dismantle. Gay people are not the problem. Most just want to live their lives. The problem is a theory that uses them as a battering ram against the family.
The woke coat. The same grid applied to everything. Every relationship becomes oppressor versus oppressed. Merit becomes oppression. Speech becomes violence. Your history becomes a crime.
The minorities coat. Every group gets assigned a role in the play, and that's where the contradiction becomes absurd. The same activists who champion LGBT rights ally with political Islam, which would criminalize those same people. Why? Because the ideology doesn't need coherence. It only needs an "oppressed" category to aim at the West. And Muslims who came here to live freely are not the enemy. They are often the first victims of Islamists.
Same game. Same grid. A different coat every decade.
So the real question isn't your skin color, your religion or who you love. It's this: do you think in that grid or not? Do you see the world as a war between oppressors and oppressed, to be settled by tearing down what works?
And here many people fall into the dumbest trap there is: antisemitism. They go looking for a hidden group pulling the strings. It's garbage. It's false. And it's exactly the move that discredits everyone fighting this ideology. There is no secret cabal. There is an idea. And ideas are beaten with better ideas.
We are at a turning point. The West built the freest, richest and most tolerant societies in human history: rule of law, free speech, the scientific method, the dignity of the individual. That is what this grid wants to dismantle, and it only works as long as nobody names it.
So name it. Share this. Explain it to your kids, your parents, your friends.
A Marxist in the mind is still a Marxist, whatever color the coat.
The West is worth defending.
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Really pleased with the response to our veterans policy paper. A short summary for those interested...
A Restore Britain government will:
Create a Department of Veterans Affairs.
We will establish a Cabinet-level Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA), bringing veterans policy, welfare, pensions, compensation, transition and veterans support under one accountable government department.
Introduce enforceable veterans’ rights.
We will introduce a statutory Veterans Charter setting defined legal entitlements, national minimum standards and duties on public bodies to deliver them.
Give every veteran one local point of contact.
We will establish a nationwide network of local DVA Veterans Officers, recruited from the veterans community and embedded in every county, unitary, district or borough level of local government, who will coordinate support, identify entitlements and escalate failures on behalf of veterans and their families.
Ensure no British veteran is without a home.
Veterans and qualifying families will receive statutory priority in housing and housing support across the United Kingdom.
Introduce a Veterans Healthcare Guarantee.
Veterans will receive free prescriptions in England, free NHS dental care, free eye tests, free hearing tests and access to specialist veteran healthcare.
Guarantee dental treatment when the NHS cannot provide it.
Where NHS dental capacity is unavailable, the DVA will commission treatment from accredited independent providers ensuring veterans receive treatment when they require it.
Strengthen specialist veterans healthcare.
Op COURAGE and Op RESTORE will be retained and strengthened, with equivalent specialist support guaranteed across the United Kingdom.
Provide employment support throughout a veteran’s working life.
In addition to employment services generally available, veterans will remain able to access DVA employment assistance after discharge if they later face redundancy, ill health or the need to change career.
Fund retraining for civilian employment.
Veterans will receive funded retraining where their military skills and qualifications do not translate directly into recognised civilian credentials.
Make military qualifications count.
We will drive greater recognition of the equivalence of certified military training, qualifications and experience by government, employers and qualification bodies.
Prioritise veterans for uniformed public service recruitment.
Police, fire and rescue, medical, prison, border and immigration services will be directed to prioritise recruitment from service leavers and the veteran community, subject to merit.
Support veterans’ families as well as veterans.
Spouses, partners, dependent children and bereaved families will receive defined entitlements and access to DVA support under the Veterans Charter.
Extend funeral support to all veterans.
The DVA will provide a funeral contribution for all qualifying veterans.
End malicious and repeated legacy legal action.
We will act decisively and legislate to prevent veterans and serving personnel being subjected to malicious, repeated or evidentially exhausted investigations, prosecutions and litigation arising from Northern Ireland, Afghanistan, Iraq or future conflicts.
Pursue those who manufacture fraudulent cases against service personnel.
All civil litigation cases against veterans will be reviewed and suspected professional misconduct. Fabricating evidence, coaching witnesses, inventing injuries and defrauding legal aid are all potential crimes and where evidence is found of such criminality it will be investigated and offenders prosecuted.
Recognise qualifying operational service through continued use of rank.
Former commissioned officers and warrant officers who have served on operations will be entitled to use their substantive rank in civilian life.
Put these commitments into law.
A Veterans Affairs and Charter Bill will establish the DVA, place the Veterans Charter and principal entitlements on a statutory footing, create the legal basis and powers for the Veterans Officer system and protect service personnel and veterans against malicious legacy action.
All put together by veteran @_HenryBolton.
Written by veterans, for veterans.
A Restore Britain Government will deliver for our veterans - I promise you that.
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'And thus runs the year in yesterdays many,
And winter wends again, as the world asks...
Then thinks Gawain all too soon
Of his troubling journey.
Yet until All Hallows' Day with Arthur he lingers...'
Hallowtide and the dark half of the year: aclerkofoxford.blogspot.com/…
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It's Halloween 🎃.
The most scariest thing if you are unvaccinated is blood from vaccinated
Read and share this.
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SSSSssshhhh!
All these names and whst happened to them swept under the carpet.
Why?
Everyone knows who he is, his mum was made into a dame and there’s been numerous TV programmes, enquiry’s and memorials made to him.
No one knows the name of the girl who was raped by the Cousins from the age of 12, had multiple visits to std clinics and ended up murdered and put through a kebab mincer
No one knows or remembers the name of the young boy who was dragged off the street for being white, tortured for hours, had his cock and bollocks cut off and then doused in petrol before being burnt alive.
There’s no memorial or enquiry for the young boy the size of a 12 year old who was stabbed to death for being white, 2 of the 3 stab words went through his back and out the front. What’s his name?
This isn’t an exhaustive list, here’s a few more names you don’t know and likely 3 little girls to add to it !
Lee Baisden, 34,
Benedetta Ciaccia, 30,
Richard Ellery, 21
Anne Moffat, 48,
Richard Gray, 41
Fiona Stevenson, 29
Carrie Taylor, 24
Michael Stanley Brewster, 52
Jonathan Downey, 34
David Foulkes, 22
Jennifer Nicholson, 24
Colin Morley, 52
Laura Webb, 29
James Adams, 32
Lee Harris, 30
Samantha Badham, 35
Philip Beer, 22
Anna Brandt, 42
Ciaran Cassidy, 22
Rachelle Chung For Yuen,27
Elizabeth Daplyn, 26
Arthur Frederick, 60
Karolina Gluck, 29
Gamze Gunoral, 24
Ojara Ikeagwu, 55
Emily Jenkins, 24
Adrian Johnson, 37
Helen Jones, 28
Susan Levy, 53
Shelley Mather, 26
Mike Minh Matsushita, 37
James Mayes, 28
Behnaz Mozakka, 47
Mihaela Otto, 46
Atique Sharifi, 24
Ihab Slimane, 24
Christian Small, 28
Monika Suchocka, 23
Mala Trivedi, 51
Anthony Fatayi-Williams, 26
Jamie Gordon, 30
Giles Hart, 55
Marie Hartley, 34
Miriam Hyman, 31
Shahara Islam, 20
Neetu Jain, 37
Sam Ly, 28
Shyanuja Niroshini Parathasangary, 30
Anat Rosenberg, 39
Philip Russell, 28
William Wise, 54
Gladys Wundowa, 50
MP Stephen Timms
Lee Rigby
Chrissy Archibald
Sebastien Belanger
Kirsty Boden
Ignacio Echeverria Miralles De Imperial
James McMullan
Alexandre Pigeard
Xavier Thomas
Sara Zelenak
Aysha Frade
Leslie Rhodes
Kurt Cochran
Andreea Cristea
PC Keith Palmer
Saffie Roussos, 8,
Olivia Page Campbell-Hardy, 15,
Marcin Klis
Angelika Klis
Georgina Callander, 18
Michelle Kiss
Courtney Boyle, 19
Philip Tron
Megan Hurley 15
Martyn Hett
Sorrell Leczkowski 14
Alison Howe
Nell Jones 14
John Atkinson
Eilidh MacLeod 14
Elaine McIver
Wendy Fawell
Kelly Brewster
Lisa Lees
Liam Curry
Chloe Rutherford 17
Jane Tweddle
Saskia Jones, 23,
Jack Merritt, 25
James Furlong
David Wails
Joe Ritchie-Bennett
MP David Amess
Terence Carney


































