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As some of us have been saying for 5 years, once vaccine passports failed, illegal migration would be the best attempt to usher in #digitalID. It won't stop the boat people. It won't stop illegal working. It won't "keep you safe." But it will mean living in a digital prison with conditions attached to every day activities. Total nightmare. thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
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🇫🇷 Le Pen banned from election 🇧🇷 Bolsonaro banned from election 🇷🇴 Georgescu election win cancelled 🇩🇪 AFD designated as extremist group All in the name of protecting democracy
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🚨Personal Announcement🚨 After much soul-searching, I’m pleased to announce that today I have joined the Labour Party. I want to live in a country where people can be arrested for posting mean things online. Where men can get pregnant. Where white criminals are rightfully punished more harshly than non-white criminals. Where pesky pensioners can have their allowances taken away. Where entitled employers can be taxed to the hilt. Where children can be efficiently used as guinea pigs for medical trials. Where youths can roam the streets freely with knives. Where illegal immigrants are welcomed in with open arms. Where our politicians take their policies from Netflix dramas. #InKeirWeTrust
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FACIAL RECOGNITION: UK's first 'permanent' facial recognition cameras installed amid privacy concerns Where is the consent from the British public @metpoliceuk? Why do we 'need' this? @ukhomeoffice @YvetteCooperMP
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BREAKING: The British Sentencing Council has decided that starting Tuesday, white men will be sentenced to longer prison sentences than women and ethnic minorities 🇬🇧
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🚨 Reminder: In NINE days, the UK legal system will openly discriminate against white men and be lenient toward ethnic minorities. Labour have officially sanctioned a two-tier justice system. I still can't believe this is happening. Britain is broken.
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Parents should parent their children, not the state - they brought them into the world, they should take responsibility. Support systems matter, but they should never replace the fundamental role of a parent/guardian. Discipline, values, manners - all taught in the home. The state should be there to protect children when absolutely necessary, but it cannot raise your children. It can’t teach them values. It can’t show them right from wrong. Nor should it. That responsibility lies with the family. Help can be provided where needed, but ultimately parents need to put the work in. And yes, it is bloody hard work. The hardest work. But it's your child. It's a sacrifice, of course it is. It's worth it. We have to be honest with ourselves, for once. Broken homes and absent parenting, particularly from fathers, are at the heart of many of the problems we see on our streets and in our schools. A strong father figure means so much, especially for young boys. Without that, the consequences can often be very dark indeed - dads matter. If you bring a child into the world, you are responsible for them. Not the government. Not the teacher. Not the taxpayer. You. Take responsibility.
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An NHS nurse was racially abused by a trans-identifying male paedophile—then disciplined for refusing to use female pronouns. She’s now suing her NHS trust for harassment, discrimination, and human rights breaches. freespeechunion.org/nhs-nurs…
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5 Years On: We Can’t Let Them Ever Repeat Lockdowns Five years ago today, Boris Johnson went on TV and announced "lockdowns" We cannot allow the sheer destruction that unleashed to ever happen again: NHS waiting lists going from 4.2m before lockdowns to 7.5m now Nearly 100,000 excess deaths involving cardiovascular disease in the UK since lockdowns Up to 740,000 urgent referrals for suspected cancer missed in the UK Excess deaths: from 2022 onwards, a sustained increase in non-COVID excess deaths - with some months showing 10% - 15% more deaths than expected Depression and anxiety with NHS data showing a 30% rise in antidepressant prescriptions between 2020-2023, and an increase in suicidal behaviour Surging obesity leading to a host of health problems Since lockdowns, an extra 740,000 children are now missing at least 10% of school, and an additional 100,000+ children are missing half of their school time Reckless money printing, leading to inflation, reducing the purchasing power of the pound in your pocket by almost 25% since 2020 The biggest transfer of wealth from ordinary people to a tiny class of the super-rich in history - the world’s billionaires getting richer by $3.9 trillion 500,000 UK small businesses lost since 2020 3.8m people denied furlough while being banned from working 40,000 experienced care workers forced from their livelihoods by an immoral mandate Delays in the education and social development of children and young people The lonely deaths and unattended funerals The distress of the elderly locked up in care homes, isolated at home, or victims of 'end of life' protocols The vaccine-injured and bereaved now living with the consequences The ordinary people given ruinous fines for "breaking rules" £920bn added to the national debt, to be paid by us, our children and their children What was disastrous in the UK was downright catastrophic in poorer parts of the world: Disruptions in nutrition programs leading to over 100,000 additional child deaths in 2020 Disruptions in tuberculosis treatment in 2020 alone causing an additional 500,000 deaths worldwide Interruptions in malaria treatments contributed to hundreds of thousands of excess deaths 500 million people pushed into poverty worldwide, with 97 million people in the developing world pushed into extreme poverty in 2020 alone
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Some people think that my fierce opposition to the woke left has been unnecessary and excessive. I actually think it hasn't been strong enough. That portion of the left and their cowardly enablers have committed several unforgivable crimes, chief among these is the destruction of language. Words like "racist", "Nazi" and "misogynist" were incredibly useful for describing people who hated people of other races, worshipped Hitler and abused women. Such people are, mercifully, a tiny fraction of our society. But they are real. They do exist. And now, after a decade of the left using those words to describe normal people, a racist is someone who doesn't treat ethnic minorities as a special and sacred group, a Nazi is someone who doesn't think men with dicks should be allowed to fight women in a cage and a misogynist is someone who refuses to accept that men are the root of all evil. The result? Actual racists, actual Nazis and actual misogynists are now impossible to describe accurately. The tools we had for keeping them outside of the mainstream of society have been eroded. The people who did this deserve all the scorn we can give them and more.
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The people going around calling everybody 'Nazis' now were advocating forced medical procedures, mass censorship, discrimination, segregation, job termination, healthcare denial, making people show their papers everywhere, and even putting them in camps, just 3-4 years ago. Never forget.
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I agree with @Miss_Snuffy about Hamid Patel. I got to know him a little when visiting some Star Academies schools, which are among the best in England when it comes to Progress 8 and GCSE results, as head of @theNSN. spectator.co.uk/article/in-d…
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.@RupertLowe10: “Foreign nationals coming to our country 🇬🇧 should speak our language, live by our laws, contribute to our economy, and respect our way of life. Otherwise, go home!”
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First, they maliciously attacked the old facts as a “dangerous conspiracy theory” 5yrs later, they are trying to gaslight us to make the old facts into “new facts” to avoid accountability The facts have never changed. Lockdowns kill. Censorship kills. Never forget. Never again.
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So sad and so unnecessary. It was wrong to deny elderly people the choice and blight their last days. #coviddayofreflection
#coviddayofreflection Just reflect on this….i found in my mums handbag after she died this is how she was made to feel!
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From @GoodwinMJ's latest article. The idea that unvetted mass immigration from low-compatibility countries has no impact on crime is simply a lie.
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Racism is racism even if it is anti white. It’s illegal under the law. The law should be blind and applied equally to all.
ADMIN POST. It's announced in sentencing guidelines by the "justice" secretary, that only white people will face the full force of the law. Also pictured, Shabana Mahmood, the "justice" secretary.
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Facts cannot be racist. In many areas, foreign born make up the vast majority of social housing. In areas of increased migrant populations, sex crimes and violent crimes have reason rapidly. You can bury your head, but I won’t.
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1. A thread 🧵on the extraordinary Christian Legal Centre case of Rev. Dr Bernard Randall and the latest developments in his story. In 2019, Dr Randall, an ordained Church of England (CofE) minister, was working without any issues at Trent College in Derbyshire. The college had a CofE chapel and a CofE ethos and Dr Randall was employed to pastor, teach and uphold Christian beliefs in the school. Everything changed, however, when the college invited extreme LGBT group, Educate and Celebrate, to implement their ‘gold standard’ inclusive curriculum to even nursery aged children…
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