Stephen retweeted
Russell Brand will (deservedly) spend the next decade in prison.
But tell me why two grooming gang members who brutally abused a little girl in Telford only got 4 and half years.
A celebrity predator puts a spotlight on the justice system. The systematic abuse of working class girls doesn’t.
Stephen retweeted
Why should the rich pay a higher rate of income tax?
The top 1% already pay around 27% of the UK's income tax bill.
What if everyone paid a flat 25% instead?
Earn £100k, pay £25k. Earn £1m, pay £250k.
Same rate, more tax paid.
I discussed it with @Iromg . What do you think?
Stephen retweeted
Raheem Sterling was on his way to pick up his dinner from a restaurant when he spotted two homeless women sitting outside.
Instead of carrying on, he got the vendor to make two extra meals for them, saying he'd rather buy the food himself so it went straight to helping them. No fuss, just a T-shirt and joggers, and the vendor later said he'd never met anyone so humble. 👏🏻❤️
No cameras, no announcement, just two people getting a hot meal. Fair play to him.
Stephen retweeted
Told you about this blagger years ago. He’s a creation of modern day football.
Knows how to tie 347 different knots but couldn’t undo a bra if his life depended on it!
🦊#LCFC | Russell Martin says he won’t criticise the Leicester City fans and stressed that he is also frustrated.
That comes after chants were heard at King Power Stadium today, during the defeat to Peterborough United, questioning his position as manager.
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Stephen retweeted
Absolutely spot on from @afneil.
This really is as good as it gets for Andy Burnham, as things are about to get much more painful for the British people.
Under Labour, we already have higher inflation, borrowing, debt, unemployment, energy bills and taxes. The country can’t take much more of this.
Labour’s incompetence and economic mismanagement have made everything worse. They’re not fit to govern.
Stephen retweeted
LABOUR POLITICIANS SOLD CHILDREN FOR VOTES AND THEN ANDY BURNHAM'S POLICE FORCE TRIED TO IMPRISON THE MAN WHO EXPOSED THEM
On 9 June 2026 we launched a campaign to grow our paid supporter base by 2,000 members. That same week, Andy Burnham launched his coup to become Prime Minister.
We needed the entire nation to know the truth of his role in the rape gang cover up, and how the police force he commanded in Greater Manchester had been deployed to hunt the whistleblowers rather than the men who raped children.
Ninety days on, we have secured just over 1,000 new paid subscribers. We are half way there.
Those who follow my work know how the legacy media blacklisted my voice. They also know that, despite that blacklist, we forced a national inquiry and exposed the truth of the rape gangs. Not simply that it happened, or the racial dynamics of the crimes, but that there was a political cover up in which politicians sold children for votes.
Securing the numbers we needed is made harder by my independence. Not only do I campaign against the track records of the two establishment parties and their conduct in the cover up, I am also critical of Restore and of Reform when they come up short.
In an increasingly tribal political environment, I am willing to criticise all of them when they come up short and to praise their actions when they get it right.
Perhaps that is the consequence of more than thirty years of working alongside politicians and political parties. I neither automatically trust any of them nor believe they will make hard choices without public pressure. Pressure is what this newsletter exists to apply.
To break through the legacy media blacklist and to ensure the national inquiry is not a whitewash, the target is 100,000 subscribers. This would make Red Wall and the Rabble one of the most powerful independent voices in the United Kingdom.
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The 100,000 target is ambitious but very much achievable.
I publish everything for free. There are no paywalls on any of my work. Between January and September 2026, nearly 250,000 different people read an article on this newsletter. On 6 September 2026, our total membership, paid and free combined, passed 15,000. Admittedly, a small step BUT just look again at how many people are actually reading the articles. Our social media engagement figures for the year so far are in the tens of millions.
It has taken me eight years to get this far.
I am unique in this space because I came from inside it. I am a Muslim of Bangladeshi heritage, raised in Oldham to immigrant parents. I spent years advising government on community cohesion and counter extremism. When I write about Islamists, the Biraderi or how Labour learned to buy its postal votes, I am describing what I grew up beside and later watched the state pay to manage.
I come at this from the inside. Inside the communities where these crimes are committed and from inside the government that facilitated the cover up.
If Andy Burnham and his Labour Party had their way, I would be in prison. If many in Reform and Restore had their way, people would place no value in my work, because my work adds pressure on them to do the right thing.
I do not just educate people on the rape gang cover up. I put the pieces together and expose the rot that allowed it to happen. I evidence and explain the Pakistani Mafia, the Biraderi, that has infiltrated our democracy and its use of postal vote fraud to rig elections. I document and share my insights into the growing Islamist threat and how the Labour Party and the liberal metropolitan elite are complicit in the demise of our democracy.
Politicians have tried to imprison me. Pakistani gangsters follow me home. The police have dawn raided my home on numerous occasions and have been exposed in the High Court for protecting those that want me taken care of. No one should be surprised that Islamists have tried to incite my murder or how the legacy media have run hit piece after hit piece desperately trying to smear my good name.
Despite everything, eight years later, I am still here, and so are you.
I take this to a place from which there is no coming back. Should we succeed, politicians will go to prison and we will save the place we call home. Even if there is only the smallest of chances in achieving this, is it not worth your support?
Sign up to the newsletter. Educate yourself. Learn how to fight back. If you can afford to, become a paid supporter and fund the work that the legacy media will not do. If you cannot, just read and share what you can. We have got this far because of you.
You are what they fear the most.
It is why they have done what they have done to try and silence me. To try and stop you.
Sign up here.
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Raja Miah MBE
Stephen retweeted
Benn sucks cause he was allowed to skip over domestic and national level and put into a world class spotlight without earning it. His best name wins that he has are against guys that were over 35 when he fought them and the Algieri fight specifically he's likely doped up cause he got caught doping a short time thereafter Eubank (who himself is a nepo baby that will never be world champion) was dead at the weight when Conor beat him. Those are literally his best wins. He has not a single legitimate win at the highest level nor does he even look good at normal levels. Let's see if either of these guys makes weight. #garciavsbenn
Stephen retweeted
Conor Benn deserved nothing more than to get taken out in 2 rounds. Skipped British, European and any real opponents. Within 2 rounds the first time he faces a genuine puncher in his age group and he’s gone. The facade comes to an end. Congrats to Eddie Hearn 🤷🏽♂️😂
Stephen retweeted
Filip done amazing to ride through the storm! I’ll say this now! Moses Itauma will be world champion! He will learn so much from tonight.. The biggest thing I’ll take from tonight is just how brave and tough Moses was, We knew Filip was super tough.. Tonight we learned Moses is also tough, Once he learns to pace a 12 round bout he’s gonna rule for a while! Filip HrGovic’s chin needs to studied…
Stephen retweeted
Stuart Bingham aimed a cheeky dig at Hossein Vafaei after their L16 clash in the China Open.
Bingham argued Vafaei made a delberate foul
And Bingham made his feelings clear in a video showing his top safety shots #snooker
Video: TW Sports Management
Stephen retweeted
Slags.
Two women prison officers jailed for having a relationship with two gangsters brothers
Jai Gascoyne (left) and Elle Walton worked at HMP Buckley Hall when they had a relationship with Haq Nawaz and Dil Nawaz(
Gascoyne, of Dukinfield, pleaded guilty to two counts of misconduct in a public office. Walton, of Bacup, Lancashire, pleaded guilty to one count of misconduct in a public office.
Gascoyne was sentenced to 16 months in prison. Walton was sentenced to 13 months in prison. Both will serve up to 40 per cent of the sentence behind bars.
The Nawaz brothers both had a year added to their sentences
Stephen retweeted
Excited to be back 💪🏻 bring on the start of the season! Thanks for the messages 💛
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