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Far left scum arrested for setting fire to the 19th century Limoges city hall during French riots.
Yet all you hear from legacy media and politicians is the imaginary far right.
Labour mps... instead of addressing the 20th and what could happen.. they find a way to blame reform for wanting it.. now im not a reform voter but fuck me sideways with a rusty pole..
Our government's ability to turn anything into a mud slinging contest is unparalleled...
Call a fucking cobra meeting and prepare for ya beloved left to try the same here!!!
Protect the citizens ya clowns
So an advance cobra meeting surely would be happening for the 20th... right? Seeing as it seems to be pally action and factions of the mb that are touting this??
Nothing to do with students... is it!!!!
Wag the dog eh UK... wag the dog
“Be it thy course to busy giddy minds
With foreign quarrels; that action, hence borne out,
May waste the memory of the former days.”
Im not @LeeAndersonMP_ biggest fan but he deserved a decent answer to this.
This woman is our home secretary for god sake.
Were doomed.. can guarantee none of her brussers and seeesters are on it and thats why she doesnt give a fuck 🤔
I ask again..
This is deadly important and should be answered by serving Islamic mp's...
A serious question for Muslim MPs in Britain, and those hoping to become one.
The Quran, Surah 4:59, instructs Muslims to obey Allah, the Messenger and those in authority. But when disputes arise, it says to refer them back to Allah and the Messenger.
Surah 5:48 also instructs the Prophet Muhammad to judge according to what Allah has revealed.
Now, British MPs have a duty to represent constituents of every faith and none. They also help create the laws that govern this country.
So here's my question.
If a proposed British law conflicts with your interpretation of Islamic teaching, but benefits the wider public, how would you vote?
And when your religious convictions and your responsibilities as an MP conflict, which takes priority?
You are entrusted with making laws for the British public. So surely the public deserves to know where your ultimate legislative loyalty lies?
I'd genuinely welcome a clear answer from Muslim MPs. Not a political slogan. An explanation of how you reconcile the two.
@ShabanaMahmood @NazShahBfd @ShockatAdam etc.. tag an mp.. its 2.30 am my brains scrambled lol
Who funds these left-wing protest movements?
In January 2026, the National Education Union approved:
£250,000 to Together Alliance
£150,000 to Stand Up to Racism
£85,000 to Hope Not Hate
That's £485,000 approved by ONE trade union.
How much money is flowing into these movements nationally, and who is accountable for it?
A serious question for Muslim MPs in Britain, and those hoping to become one.
The Quran, Surah 4:59, instructs Muslims to obey Allah, the Messenger and those in authority. But when disputes arise, it says to refer them back to Allah and the Messenger.
Surah 5:48 also instructs the Prophet Muhammad to judge according to what Allah has revealed.
Now, British MPs have a duty to represent constituents of every faith and none. They also help create the laws that govern this country.
So here's my question.
If a proposed British law conflicts with your interpretation of Islamic teaching, but benefits the wider public, how would you vote?
And when your religious convictions and your responsibilities as an MP conflict, which takes priority?
You are entrusted with making laws for the British public. So surely the public deserves to know where your ultimate legislative loyalty lies?
I'd genuinely welcome a clear answer from Muslim MPs. Not a political slogan. An explanation of how you reconcile the two.
@ShabanaMahmood @NazShahBfd @ShockatAdam etc.. tag an mp.. its 2.30 am my brains scrambled lol
UK pay in perspective:
MP basic salary: £98,599
Specialist doctors: £92,847
Train drivers: £76,327
Teachers: £45k to £48k
Nurses: £42,300
Care workers: £27,468
Bar staff: £23,182
An MP now earns more than 4x the median full time salary of bar staff.
Whatever your politics, that gap is pretty striking.









