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The Government attempts to stifle Brexit Facts4EU's overnight report.
What has caused Downing Street to get so upset?
We will still publish shortly, following further talks with GB News.
Details: facts4eu.org/news/2026_oct_g…
Pls re-post!
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All systems working as intended by Tories and Labour, Cameron May Trolley Sunak Starmer Burnham all support giving beheading jihadis superior constitutional rights to British citizens under the ECHR
An Islamic terrorist who was part of the Al Qaeda group that beheaded Ken Bigley, and who then joined an Isis unit that carried out stonings, beheadings and mass executions - came to Britain on small boat and can't be deported over concerns that his life would be in danger and now does his grocery shopping a stone’s throw from Windsor Castle.
We have lost the plot
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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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Great-looking burger, AlphaFox, but we're pretty sure that cow still has plans for the weekend. 🦄💨✨
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In 711 the armies of Islam crossed into Spain under Tariq ibn Ziyad and smashed the Visigothic kingdom at Guadalete. Toledo, capital of Christian Hispania, fell soon after.
The Spaniards who survived and stayed became dhimmis under Sharia. They paid the jizya to be allowed to live, could not build new churches, could not ring bells freely, and their testimony against a Muslim carried no weight. Churches were turned into mosques. Public Christian practice was restricted and any open defiance of Islam was punished by death. Submission was the price of survival.
When the people of Toledo rebelled against their tyrants, the response was slaughter. In the mid-9th century Emir Muhammad I drew the Christians into a trap at the Guadacelete. Thousands were cut down.
The Muslims beheaded 8.000 Christians !
8.000 heads piled up and displayed in Cordoba as a warning and to terrorize the remaining Christians to stay subjects for ever.
But the Toledans kept rising anyway.
It took the Spaniards almost 4 centuries to take Toledo back in 1085 and centuries more to drive Islam out of the peninsula. The myth of peaceful "convivencia" is modern propaganda. The reality was conquest by the sword, permanent legal inferiority, and periodic massacres of those who refused to bow.
Western civilization was built by men who refused to submit. The Spaniards fought for their land, their faith, and their ancestors. That is the only reason Spain is Spanish today.
Do you have the stomach for the things you need to do to take your countries back? How far would you go for your people?
That's the real question.
If you want to support me in the effort I’m making, please consider becoming a subscriber to my X account for only $2. I write about the ancient, medieval, and modern history of Greece and what Christians went through because of Islam. Always with primary sources and historical facts.
- Homer Pavlos
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It's getting embarrassing now... This morning @neso_energy has blown through the intraday interconnector trading limits again and like yesterday the frequency has been above and below the safe operational limits
Margins are perfectly fine so I can only think this is a combination of poor modelling and forecasting and the grid constraints affecting the SE
Yesterday saw record balancing costs of just under £50 million so this isn't just a curiosity, it's chaos that's driving bills higher (balancing costs are part of network costs)
(images from Amira Technologies and LCP Enact)
@Miatsf @mgshanks @AndrewBowie_MP @ClaireCoutinho @harrietc @ColinMoynihanUK @drlukeevans @ashley7fox @TiceRichard @cmackinlay @DavidGHFrost @mattwridley @Iromg @AllisonPearson @MerrynSW @EdConwaySky @afneil @mattotele @jonathan_leake @julietsamuel @energygovuk @ofgem
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"The democratic principles that are the very foundation of the State of Palestine...."
I actually had to double-check this wasn't a parody account. 🤣
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For the upset about Shane Gillis’ whore outfit joke, please allow Dave Chapelle to clarify
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Maybe next year they’ll give the Chemistry prize to a Hamas bomb maker.
The Nobel committee chair says they have "great faith" in Navi Pillay's integrity, but whether the Hamas-Israel war can be called a genocide is for the ICJ to decide, not them.
Then why give the Peace Prize to the person whose commission already decided it, with no authority to do so?
This is the same Navi Pillay who:
🚩 Signed a 2020 statement calling on governments to "Sanction Israel," then was appointed a year later to chair the UN inquiry into Israel without disclosing it
🚩 Defended a fellow commissioner who said social media is "controlled largely by the Jewish lobby," calling him "deliberately misquoted." He later apologized for his antisemitism himself
🚩 Ran the 2009 Durban conference that Ahmadinejad opened with an antisemitic speech, after dismissing Jewish groups' warnings as a "lobbying campaign"
🚩 Criticized the US in 2014 for funding Iron Dome to protect Israeli civilians from rockets, with no mention of Hamas firing them
They handed her the world's most famous honour two days after the October 7 anniversary and then said they're not taking a position on what she's known for.
So what do they mean by "peace"?
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Dear people of the UK, this Prize is for you!
In 1946, the British founded the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
80 years on, NRW says "Thank you", presenting its highest award, the State Prize, to the people of the UK, recognising the deep friendship between the state & the UK.
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Britains's had enough. HD
Please do not rip this content, but please share: repost or quote post.
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The relevant parts of Badenoch's 2011 TED talk, without Reform's annoying cuts and music:
She tells an African focused-event that she got into British politics to affect the development of Africa.
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Well I love the cartoon. And I applaud @RogerPielkeJr for continuing to fight the good fight. But I am so over this stuff. The climate wars and attacks on scientists that challenge the mainstream narrative continue, but may be muted during the Trump regime (I admit I have lost touch with what is going on in academia, but I suspect things haven't improved). Academia has suffered from the loss of myself, Pielke, others, not to mention the scientists that rejected the academic path or left very early on in their tenure.
While I will continue to set the record straight if I am asked (e.g. such as the DOE CWG), I've pretty much removed myself from the public debate on this topic (particularly after shutting down Climate Etc), apart from sporadic tweeting.
In the meantime, I am working in the private sector (Climate Forecast Applications Network) which allows me to bypass all the BS of peer reviewed journal publication, government grant applications, and generally playing the game to build academic prestige. Academics waste a colossal amount of time on that stuff.
Pielke is bypassing all that with his substack, sustaining his reputation and profile in the public debate. I have taken a different path. I am bypassing all that by doing client-driven research to help companies and governments understand and manage their extreme weather and climate change risks (timescales from days to decades). I have done some path breaking work in this regard, which is to the great benefit of my clients but unknown to the broader academic community.
So Michael Mann and the rest of that gang can go suck eggs, their path to irrelevance grows with every passing day. It's sad for academia and the education of the future generation of scientists. But the real action these days is in the private sector (e.g. the AI weather forecast models) and on social media.
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This speech from Marco Rubio is stunningly deep for a politician, for anyone really. A must read. I tend to stay out of politics on X, but this is political philosophy at its finest.
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Kemi Badenoch was born on 2 January 1980 to Nigerian parents who visited the UK briefly only to return to Nigeria and raise her there
On the 1st January 1983 the law changed meaning to receive British citizenship you have to have at least 1 parent born in Britain
She is legally British purely by quirk of legal nonsense
