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Today, my thoughts are with Rhiannon Whyte’s mum and everyone who loved her.
On 20 October 2024, Rhiannon was brutally attacked as she made her way home from work. She was just 27 years old. Three days later, she lost her life.
Think about that for a moment. A young woman going about her everyday life, finishing work and making her way home, never knowing she would never make it home to the people who loved her.
Behind every headline is a family left to live with unimaginable pain. A mum who has to face every day without her daughter. Birthdays, Christmases and all the little moments that should have been shared, but never will be.
Rhiannon was someone’s daughter, someone’s mum someone’s friend and a young woman with her whole life ahead of her.
No words can undo what happened, and no mother should ever have to endure the pain of losing her child in such horrific circumstances.
Today, I want Rhiannon’s name to be remembered, and I want her mum to know that she and her beautiful daughter are in all of our thoughts.
Rhiannon will never be just another headline. She will never be forgotten. ❤️ @siobhan1437154
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This is absolutely INSANE! Meet Mohammed Yaseen. He was a member of an Al Qaeda group that beheaded Brit Ken Bigley.
He then joined ISIS where he worked as a guard at two mass killings and a deadly public stoning. He was arrested in Germany and served nearly 5 years in prison for being a member of Isis.
After he was released, Germany didn't deport him, so he broke into our country on a small boat because he heard we 'accept everyone'.
He was jailed for 2 years for illegal entry, then released early after 6 months. This is despite hearing in court that he 'posed a danger to the whole of the UK' and he had a 'deep and lengthy involvement in terrorism and Islamic extremist ideology'.
He's eligible for deportation, but the Foreign Office raised concerns that if we deport him to Iraq he could face 'mistreatment' for being a terrorist.
He has reapplied to stay in the UK, which halts any deportation proceedings and it will cost taxpayers' £85,000 a year to keep him here.
It get's worse... if and when he uses the ECHR to fight his case, we are potentially on the hook for another *£500,000* in legal aid.
He's been put in a bail hostel in Windsor and able to walk the streets.
WHAT TF ARE WE DOING TO OURSELVES?!
This country is utterly broken.
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Today marks the 5th anniversary of the darkest of days. My dad lifted his eyes to heaven and I am left down here to fight for him. I will never stop until I get answers. Please keep us in your prayers. #justiceforsirdavid
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Am I going off my flipping head here?
Surely I've got this wrong.
They are letting out 650 convicted criminals today.650 men that have been found guilty by juries or judges.
And yet,they are keeping Danny Tommo @RealDannyTommo in until march at the earliest.And he has not been convicted of anything?He hasn't even had a trial yet.
This government are turning this country into a police state.They are using the courts,the police and the prisons to silence opposition.
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I agree 10000%
Metallica Frontman James Hetfield just called out artists who turn their concerts into political rallies: “Metallica is not here, like some other entertainers, to influence you with their BULLSH*T.”
It’s great to hear a musician say this instead of betraying their own fans and attacking them from the stage.
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"Get over it."
That's what a Labour MP has to say to millions of ordinary people tonight.
They don't want your opinion. They want your silence and your taxes.
Are you getting over it? 👇
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My thoughts go to the Jewish community today. October 7th 2023 was one of the worst things that I’ve ever seen clips of.
The way innocent families were slaughtered, pure evil.
Anyone protesting today, should be ashamed of themselves.
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To all the people who are attending the free Palestine march tomorrow on the anniversary of the hamas killing of totally innocent men women and children.
I hope you all rot in hell.
#standwithisrael
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"If I didn't let her go, she'd still be alive" 💔
On October 7, Yael Idan watched Hamas terrorists murder her older sister, Maayan. They then kidnapped her father, Tzachi, and promised to bring him back.
He was murdered in captivity. Only his body returned.
These are the lives Hamas shattered. These are the voices the world must hear.
Listen to Yael’s testimony.
Share her story.
Never let October 7 be forgotten. 🕯️
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Times Square billboard honors the 1,200 victims of October 7th ahead of the 3rd anniversary. 🇮🇱
The faces of victims including Shani Louk have been displayed on a giant billboard to remind passers by of the massacre carried out by Palestinian terrorists.
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No bail for Danny Tommo, Lucy Connolly or anyone charged with naughty tweets, but terror suspects? Yeah, no problem
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Hang on,
@LucyTCWife was denied bail for a quickly deleted post.
Danny Tommo is denied bail.
However, five men arrested for a terror plot at RAF Fairford are released on bail.
Two-tier Britain.
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If anyone recognises any of these faces from the communist terrorist loving Stand Up To Racism group responsible for harassment and currently causing mayhem on our UK streets, please let me know. They are wanted for harassment and interfering with election campaigning and I’m sure their employers, those not grifting off the taxpayer, would be interested to know how they spend their Saturdays @AntiRacismDay Here’s the link for the @UKParliament report, you might want to read it commonslibrary.parliament.uk… #DefeatTheLeft #VoteRestoreBritain @HackneyAbbott You need firing.
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Dear CPS,
Please confirm if you have charged the 80,000 + illegals who have invaded our country since the general election?
Please confirm why it is a crime to try to stop such illegality by doing the job the police & Border Force should be doing?
Please confirm why you think this is in the public interest. Millions will think the opposite, that you are bringing our justice system into disrepute and destroying people’s confidence in it.
Weird how you took many months to charge the Manchester Airport thugs for assault against police officers. (Only after I started a private criminal prosecution)
Yet you rush this through in days?
Seriously?
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When one of the most powerful people in government publicly labels a relatively unknown British citizen an “outright racist”, that deserves scrutiny.
Danny Tommo is not a senior politician or public official. Most people in Britain would not recognise him walking down the street.
Yet the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood has chosen to personally name and condemn him over his involvement in peaceful protests against illegal migration.
People should be free to strongly disagree with Danny Tommo, but ministers should be extremely careful about publicly attacking individual citizens for their political views.
Labour are clearly unwilling to tolerate viewpoints that fall outside their own political worldview.
This is a dangerous path to head down.
This is incredibly dangerous rhetoric from the Home Secretary.
Shabana Mahmood is publicly threatening the “full force of the law” against Danny Tommo before the planned Piddington protest has even taken place.
Whatever your opinion of Danny Tommo, Britain has laws for a reason. You cannot punish someone simply because you disagree with their viewpoints.
If he or anyone else commits a crime, investigate it and prosecute accordingly.
But a Home Secretary singling out an individual in advance and using language like this sets a deeply worrying precedent.
The law must be applied equally, not politically.
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So @ShabanaMahmood can unleash the full force of the law on people objecting to illegal migration but not on the illegal migrants entering the country.
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