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-He CUT OFF the head of a British man.
-He is part of Al Qaeda.
-He is currently walking FREELY around England.
🚨We are witnessing the fall of England in REAL TIME🚨
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This polar bear died of starvation in its homeland, which is supposed to be teeming with prey. Photographer and biologist Paul Nicklen, who has spent more than 30 years in the Arctic, says that during most of those years he only came across one dead polar bear, and then within just two weeks his team found two that had died of starvation. Polar bears rely on sea ice to hunt seals, and with rising temperatures and receding ice, the search for food becomes longer and more difficult, potentially ending with some of them dying of hunger.
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This is much worse than we thought. It’s not just that terrorists are arriving on boats. It’s that even when we know exactly who they are and the danger they pose, we’re giving them refuge.
We have been truly captured.
He’s an Isis terrorist who guarded beheadings and arrived on a boat illegally. And our government won’t send him back to Iraq as he may be mistreated because of his terrorist past. WTF, I expect him to be punished, severely ! Not cuddled and taken care of by my government.
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Invaders in Milan, "inspired" by the riots and looting in France, have started doing the same.
Europe is in a state of war.
And the enemy was welcomed through the gate.
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So basically Reform want the illegal immigrants put into a contained camp ground and not allowed to roam .................which is what most Reform voters want?
🚨NEW: In ITV's undercover investigation, an aspiring Reform UK MP was recorded advocating concentration camps for illegal migrants crossing the English Channel
"They need to be rounded up, every last one of them, and sent to those concentration camps, and then be given an ultimatum. Where are you from? Because you're going back there. If you don't tell us, you're staying here for the rest of your life."
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For background on the disgraceful actions of MoD, Trolley and Wally and Starmer et al, the whole stinking crew of SW1 NPCs, watch Jaycal on Shawn Ryan show.
Our government is much more dangerous than ‘Putin’, our own MPs and officials are driving the country into crisis, security and financial and spiritual and constitutional.
The stinking Tories supported the worst lawyers in Whitehall never forget that. Which is a reason you never see Kemi-kasi campaign on this issue.
They’ll all babble ‘Slava Ukraine prepare for war with Russia’ to distract from their deliberate undermining of our own borders and importing of jihadis.
This country needs to focus on reversing the vandalising of our own forces by our own rancid political parties, not babbling Slava Ukraine about a moronic war the useless NPCs keep escalating - a war between two KGB-mafia networks we stumbled ignorantly and foolishly into because the west’s political class were programmed by university to be clowns.
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The murder inquiry outlasted the premierships of Johnson, Truss, Sunak, Starmer so Qs not limited to one PM or party — as for the current administration, @wesstreeting confirmed last night he will *not* meet the SAS men involved or their lawyers.
Per sources, this is because some have submitted complaints to military police.
I assume this reflects the fact defence secretary also oversees military law enforcement — a tension that apparently meant the MoD was unable to give any meaningful comment or view on the whole affair.
That includes SAS men sent out of helicopters into nighttime battle against ISIS 48 hours after police interviews, and having homes raided and murder allegation raised before families.
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This is Mohammed Yaseen.
He was part of Al Qaeda and ISIS. He’s been accused of assisting bombings and beheadings.
He was jailed in Germany, and then came here by boat.
He was just freed having served 6 months in prison. He’s already broken his licence.
This is what the Tories and Labour have done.
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On Britishness & Englishness:
“I don’t think Suella is necessarily right. It’s her. She says how she feels. But as I say, it’s not how I feel”.
@Nigel_Farage is speaking as a leader. Seeking to unite not divide.
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“I can’t wave a magic wand. I can’t turn the clock back. But I can make it a lot better than it was”
Here speaks a man who is ready to lead not just his party, nor just a faction of the country, but to lead the nation as a whole. This man is ready to be Prime Minister.
@Nigel_Farage don’t worry about recent negative press. There is a silver lining. Excess baggage has been shed. Good riddance.
Soon there will be a call for a general election. And you, and our country, shall finally get a chance to shine again #Solidarity
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I was wondering how Peter Mandelson passed the Labour vetting or how Jimmy Saville and the other BBC perverts passed their vetting. Or that Tory MP watching tractor porn in Parliament or the other jailed for years for a sexual attack. The itv attack was pathetic by comparison..
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If we don’t wake up, the carnage in France is our future.
We need to return to law, order, and borders.
Even the X algorithm is laying into @reformparty_uk now. Something fishy going on, the pile-on has all appeared at once.
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Aka take Reform’s policies, repackage them as Tory ideas, then send the media out to attack Reform. 🤷🏻♀️
EXCL: Kemi Badenoch is getting “battle ready” for an early election – and has ordered her frontbench to submit their manifesto ideas.
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ITV spent *a year* undercover in Reform.
They forged documents, they broke election law, they filmed HUNDREDS of hours of footage, and had access to ALL senior staff AND all documentation.
They came out of it all with a few creepy councillors (former Tories) and a short clip of Nigel Farage making fun of the attacks on him.
What an abject failure 🤣
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GB Energy, the useless state-owned company established by Labour, has so far spent £14.2m on running costs — and £5.8m on investments.
Running costs included the almost £400,000/year paid to its ineffective CEO and six executives on more than £100,000 each. What any of them has done to earn these sums is one of life’s mysteries.
Perhaps it’s a blessing it’s invested so little. The £5.8m it has earmarked is for a proposed floating wind farm off the north coast of Scotland — a sure-fire loss-maker if ever there was one.
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Wait. The real scoop here is that they currently don’t have any manifesto ideas?
EXCL: Kemi Badenoch is getting “battle ready” for an early election – and has ordered her frontbench to submit their manifesto ideas.
thesun.co.uk/news/40720115/k…
