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Respected Newsman™️. Director of "Destination Dover." Sometimes seen on your screens @GBNEWS. https://nitter.cf/t.co/VtgHBQFwQH
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Joined August 2016
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Below in the esteemed pages of @PimlicoJournal, I’ve set out the crucial arguments as to why I’m sticking with Reform, and you should too.
If you’re a Restore supporter, I encourage you to give this a read and at least consider these points before leaving Team Farage forever!
🚨NEW: Rupert Lowe's new party has generated much debate in recent weeks. But is he really more radical than his nemesis, Nigel Farage? Is the risk of losing our chance to replace the Tories worthwhile?
@JackHadders makes the case for Reform.
READ: pimlicojournal.co.uk/p/the-o…
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I encourage people to vote for our superb Reform candidate @PeteReform
But these are dark scenes for our democracy.
The police should be protecting campaigners not appeasing these feral pro-migrant thugs.
Tikka masala being Britain’s national
Dish is one of those weird YooKay myths, like Windrush. It’s entirely based on a misquote from a 25 year old Robin Cook speech, backed up by absolutely no polling or research, and yet cited constantly.
An important policy announcement.
A Restore Britain Government will abolish interest on all student loans held by British nationals living in our country, including the removal of interest already accrued.
A party backing young British men and women.
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Remember when Alistair Harrison posted data from Makerfield voters confusing Restore and Reform and the chronically online membership believed it.
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The Chagos deal, if enacted, would be so beneficial to Mauritius, that they were planning to implement tax cuts that would see 80% of workers exempt from paying income tax.
British taxpayers would quite literally be funding tax cuts for Mauritians.
It’s unclear exactly what this community-led anti-migration protest movement will look like in the next few years, but we do know that it will continue to grow and escalate.
Only one thing will stop it, and that’s closing the borders and mass deportations
The so-called "justice system" will lock you up for two years merely for throwing a PLASTIC bottle at the police.
But if you're an illegal immigrant who sexually assaults three different women, off you go with zero consequences!
Man jailed for two years after throwing plastic bottle at police during anti-migrant protest
lbc.co.uk/article/man-jailed…
And what’s the result you moron? The Tories still around, some left Labour coalition government, and you might even lose your own seat.
Restore - 0.
A future not guaranteed, but that may yet occur, where you’ve doomed this country because of your own pride and ego!
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Our government's failure to control our borders is, predictably, fueling civil disobedience and the breakdown of law and order.
Read the full article by @JackHadders on @spectator below:
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Two years ago, people rioted following the Southport attacks. Last year, people organized protests in response to migrant hotels opening. Today, people are starting to intervene before a landing even takes place. After decades of successive governments failing to tackle immigration, some appear to be taking matters into their own hands.
✍️ @JackHadders
spectator.com/article/gospor…
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A typo?
Was importing 10 million migrants after promising to cut immigration also a “typo”?
Was smuggling in thousands of unvetted Afghans and taking out a super injunction also a “typo”?
Ah. I see the problem here. The first line should have said "Piddington is not JUST an immigration issue". Stop getting your knickers in a twist over a typo. If it's not an immigration issue why am I talking about the ECHR and illegal arrivals in the same tweet? 🙄
If you'd actually been to Piddington, you'd know that putting 1300 men in a camp next to a village of 130 women IS also a women's safety issue.
The events of last night in Gosport show that we have reached a third stage in Britain’s anti-migrant protests that have been developing since the Southport riots of 2024. Concerned citizens are now proactive rather than reactive.
My debut in @spectator
spectator.com/article/gospor…
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The leader of the Tory Party declares the dumping of 2500 illegal migrant men into a village of 250 people is “not an immigration issue”.
When people show you who they are, believe them.
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EXCLUSIVE footage. Unbelievable scene. Coaches that were planned for migrants to get on in Gosport being escorted from Hampshire by a larger motorcade than what the prime minister or king would get.
This has to be seen to be believed. The money spent 🤯
This countries broken
Yeah Jacob crazy how people used to use different words for us as a nation interchangeably when we were entirely ethnically homogenous. Imagine that!
This is deliberate erasure of the English and absolutely typical anti-white behaviour from a Tory
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As I’ve said before, I’m not English.
I’m proud to be British. My family and ancestors have a link to Britain which spans centuries.
But in no way are we English. Yes, I was born in England, speak English and support the England football team. And indeed, I love England and the English people.
But to say I’m English is to take a ‘laissez-faire, anything-goes’ attitude to ethnicity, citizenship and identity. It also denies me my Asian heritage. The liberals (many of them in today’s Conservative Party) take this cosmopolitan approach to Englishness. They’re terrified of being called racist so they say that anyone, as long as they’re born here, can be English.
I take the conservative approach. Englishness is an ethnicity. There have been English people for centuries and we need to recognise this more if we are to start taking a more muscular approach to citizenship and nationality. And no, it’s not racist to say this.
Other countries have no qualms in limiting who can be part of their citizenry and use ethnicity and culture as criteria. Here, the dogma of multiculturalism has been so corrosive that some people don’t actually know who we are anymore.
