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Rhys Aldous retweeted
Why do people born on 1st January seem to commit so much more crime?
They are nearly four times as likely to be arrested for a sexual offence.
My new piece looks at what's going on. Link below 👇
Oh dear, more nonsense, smoke and mirrors from this Labour government:
The two projects are Vanguard West and East (2.8 GW total) off Norfolk, plus Berwick Bank B. Not UK-only project.
RWE (German) and KKR (US) lead a 50:50 JV with ~£12bn investment, plus £1bn from the UK National Wealth Fund and financing from 35 international banks (with German/Danish export credit).
Turbines from Vestas (Denmark); other components from UAE, Norway and elsewhere. Some UK manufacturing (e.g. monopiles in Teesside).
This lot dream of making these arrangements but they couldn't run a piss up in a brewery.
🚨NEWS: Andy Burnham has announced two major UK offshore wind projects - powering millions of homes and creating thousands of jobs.
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Rhys Aldous retweeted
The two projects are Vanguard West and East (2.8 GW total) off Norfolk, plus Berwick Bank B.
Not UK-only. RWE (German) and KKR (US) lead a 50:50 JV with ~£12bn investment, plus £1bn from the UK National Wealth Fund and financing from 35 international banks (with German/Danish export credit). Turbines from Vestas (Denmark); other components from UAE, Norway and elsewhere. Some UK manufacturing (e.g. monopiles in Teesside).
Jobs: government figures claim 2,400+ supported in construction/operation for Vanguard and ~2,700 skilled roles (manufacturing/engineering) across northern England/Scotland for Berwick. Benefits mix UK and international workers/supply chains.
Rhys Aldous retweeted
We believe in transparency, so here is the plan:
We will use existing Wyvern funds, along with the generous donations we have received today, to pay for consultation(s) with solicitors to assess our options.
We are aware that, due to parliamentary privilege, we cannot bring a suit against the bill itself, nor against Mr Babarinde’s comments in Parliament. However, Babarinde’s public comments about Englishness are another issue entirely, and we will examine the option of pursuing the matter via what we believe is Babarinde’s violation of the Equality Act 2010.
We will not start a public fundraiser until we have obtained the appropriate legal advice, as we do not wish to take your money without good reason, and we will be publicly transparent about the likelihood of success of any suit. If we have any chance of success whatsoever, we will pursue it, no matter the consequences for us.
We will also pursue every available avenue within the remit of the law to put pressure on the Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party, who have multiple MPs supporting this bill, to rein in their racist parliamentarians.
We will organise public campaigns encouraging local MPs to publicly oppose the bill.
We will start our own campaign to demand that Parliament recognises the English as the native peoples of England, and Englishness as a protected characteristic.
Some may think this is overreach, considering it’s a Ten Minute Bill, but it is not. For too long, we have allowed the establishment to spit on our people, to treat us as though we do not matter and that we do not exist.
It is time for us to make a stand and let our voices be heard.
This is very funny, the women of Ofcom are about to get Trumped
Ofcom indicated in a hearing today that it is going to start pushing for arrest warrants for American refusers of the Online Safety Act.
It is wildly inappropriate for a foreign country to threaten Americans for exercising our constitutional rights.
parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
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Christ is King ✝️
Scientist reveals 'compelling evidence' the testimony of Jesus Christ rising from the dead is TRUE. gbnews.com/science/science-j…
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Rhys Aldous retweeted
Nou kenbe pwomès nou…
Nou detwi kay Lanmò San Jou ak katye jeneral gang 400 Mawozo a.
Pifò ladan yo kouri ale san yo pa menm eseye goumen.
Ala lach yo lach! 🥲
Rhys Aldous retweeted
🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS: Jesus Christ is the Messiah, He died, He rose up again, and He is coming back.
This whole thing with Russell Brand has made me realise it’s not about victims getting justice, it’s about the media selling papers. It’s about a drive to push clicks to media channels to earn from advertising. If it was about the victims, the coverage would have stayed focused on the evidence, the trial, and the outcome instead of turning it into an endless content machine. The same outlets that sat on or soft-pedalled stories for years suddenly found their outrage once there was traffic to be made. Real concern for victims doesn’t come and go with the news cycle or the ad revenue. It also doesn’t pick and choose which predators get the full treatment based on how useful the story is for clicks. If the priority was the women involved, we’d see consistent standards across cases, not this selective, monetised spectacle.
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This is fucking outrageous considering some of the sentences that have been handed out for crimes that are much harsher and more impactful to their victims. Kangaroo court, with a clown judge.
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Chris Pratt tries a card trick on The Graham Norton Show… and it starts going very wrong.
He’s guessing the wrong cards, looking completely lost, while Jennifer Lawrence can barely hold in her laughter and Will I Am looks like he has no idea what’s happening.
Then one “magic fist bump” later… every card disappears except the Ace of Hearts. 😂
Jennifer’s reaction is everything.
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This is fucking sick!
BONES attributed to Saint Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, kept since 1098 in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port, in Meurthe-et-Moselle, were STOLEN from their reliquary inside the basilica, then DESTROYED.
The suspect, arrested at his home, admitted to SMASHING the display case protecting the reliquary, then stealing its contents, BURNING the bones and CRUSHING them out of a “desire to destroy.”
(Source: L'Est Républicain)
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In June 2002, during the second series of Big Brother Brasil, Cida Moraes was alone on the lawn of the house, taking the sun.
She sat up suddenly. She had heard a voice call her name, “Cida? Cida?” and it sounded like her sister. She looked around and asked who was calling. No one else in the house had heard it. She told the others it had sounded exactly like her sister Gloria.
Gloria had died that same day. She was 43 and had been in intensive care after complications from breast cancer. Because of the show’s isolation rules, Cida had no way of knowing her sister was even in hospital, let alone that she had died.
Production informed her later that evening in the diary room. Host Pedro Bial later said the moment Cida heard the voice was roughly forty-five minutes after Gloria’s death. Cida was shaken when she was told. She stayed in the house.
She has said since that she is a spiritualist and that she believes the voice was her sister saying goodbye.
Things like this let you know to trust in God ✝️
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Rhys Aldous retweeted
I joined the Army in 1986 and then the RAF Regiment in 1999. I served in Northern Ireland, Arctic Norway, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia.
In that time I watched successive governments decimate our armed forces, and now even prosecute our veterans.
That’s why I’ve given up my job as Wing Commander to join Reform and fight for our armed forces.
Incredible. @BYDCompany leading the way in car safety.
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Immigration without assimilation is not enrichment, it’s the slow replacement of one culture with another.
Every country on Earth has a history of conquest and migration. That fact does not erase a nation’s right to control its borders, enforce its laws, or expect newcomers to learn the language, respect the legal system, and adopt the core norms of the host society.
“No one is illegal on stolen land” is a rhetorical dodge. It ignores that modern states exist, that their citizens have built and defended them, and that large-scale unassimilated migration creates parallel societies, higher welfare costs, and political blocs that vote for more of the same. When groups show consistently low rates of cultural and civic assimilation (especially where religious or legal doctrines conflict with Western norms), the result is friction, not harmony.
Nations are not hotels. If you come here, the expectation is that you become part of the existing society not that the society remakes itself around you.
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Rhys Aldous retweeted
How Liberals Killed Western Society: Are We Already There, or Can We Fix Western Culture? medium.com/p/how-liberals-ki…
