Connor Michaelson

@RamblingRep @rottinqgrl thats just chopped, not indicative of a brain defect

@MiniWheatsMatt @rottinqgrl oh man you should see how disorderly my elfin ears are then

yes borderline girl say smth horrible that u cant take back and cause irriversable damage to the relationship

@jameslesli56287 @cjasonc9849 @muheediva01 bruh

@cjasonc9849 @muheediva01 let em meet attila they be shocked he was 1st attila the han l0l x

I’m asking just a genuine question .. what have black peoples done to Chinese people that they despise black so badly? I mean we know the history behind white and black people but Chinese… why ?

@labsmmm @cjasonc9849 @muheediva01 what is the truth? what is the hierarchy among races when you look from the Han's perspective?

@cjasonc9849 @muheediva01 你这个角度显然是错误的，不要传播你瞎几把思考的没有逻辑的问题。

@dususidibayy @muheediva01 i believe you are sorely mistaken but i will not elaborate on how and why. the reason for that is because i have the utmost confidence that we both know the real reason for this mysterious universal disdain for blacks. it's something our subconscious' parsed as children.

@muheediva01 The white man… they already try to make black people look bad to everyone but they made sure they to pit black and Chinese people against each other. Look into the origins of the model minority myth

@RamblingRep @rottinqgrl dude you have an incurable genetic disorder enjoy. uneven eyes are a giveaway

@MiniWheatsMatt @rottinqgrl You talk like an geriatric dude

@rawtakes_ @muheediva01 when i was a little kid i understood intuitively that blacks are low IQ, immature, semi-monkeys. didn't need oodles of reps to figure out that genius conclusion.

One of the biggest mistakes people make is assuming prejudice always comes from a specific historical conflict. A lot of bias exists between groups that have barely interacted at all. Sometimes it's stereotypes, sometimes media narratives, sometimes fear of people who feel unfamiliar. The uncomfortable truth is that prejudice doesn't need a reason to start. Humans have been inventing reasons for centuries after forming the bias first. How much of what people believe about other groups actually comes from direct experience?

@ak48503 @RupertLowe10 im canadian and im fine with it.

@RupertLowe10 No, they are doing so because your anti-inclusivity message is too toxic.

The BBC have issued a statement standing by their decision to exclude Restore Britain from the by-election Question Time tomorrow in Makerfield. The rotten British establishment absolutely hates Restore Britain.

Ideological conditioning and two-tiered policing are glaring symptoms of civilizational decline. They must be rejected across the West. The United States sends our condolences to the family of Henry Nowak and the people of the United Kingdom at this troubling time.

@RamblingRep @rottinqgrl Great point in all honesty. BPDemons are on my list of anti-social behaviour groups though. And for that there will need to be strict enforcement. The BPDemons will be aroused by that. They know their place.

@MiniWheatsMatt @rottinqgrl You should probably grow a backbone and save your country rather than talking smack on X

@RamblingRep @rottinqgrl yes borderline girl say smth horrible that u cant take back and cause irriversable damage to the relationship

@RamblingRep @rottinqgrl take ur meds BPDemon

@rottinqgrl When I say something horrible it is meant to be irreversible I donMt want your bitch ass in my life I donMt want to see you or endure the shit you insist on imposing on my life I don't give a fuck about your pain we were never friends you conceited stalker

“What you have to understand,” a senior police officer told me, “is most chief constables would rather mess up a major murder inquiry than be accused of being racist.” That is what we are up against, folks.

This is going to be a great White Boy Summer

Lots of commentators trying to figure out how Restore Britain is gaining so much support. Here’s our secret. We tell the truth.

I want to be really clear in my response. I am not going to retract anything, I stand by every single word. Labour are calling for me to apologise. The answer is no. Industrial rape across almost every town and city in Britain. Sexual torture. Murder. Endless rape. I sat there for two weeks, listening to these girls. I heard how one girl was raped by a dog, as Muslim men bet on what the animal would do. Girls drugged and locked in cages, like rats. Another, raped by 700 men over three years. Dozens and dozens of these stories through our inquiry, and we are barely scratching the surface. This was allowed to happen EXACTLY because politicians were cowards, refusing to discuss it. I will not make that same mistake. I said what I said, and I meant it. The Labour Party have blood on their hands, yet they think they can demand an apology from me for highlighting the systemic evil they allowed to infect our entire country? They can piss off. I am angry about it. Furious. When you hear directly from these girls about what they have been through, it changes the way you see politics. Forever. Our report will be out very soon. When that happens, I don’t want any apologies from the Labour Party. I don’t care about that. I want to see those politicians responsible for covering up this atrocity behind bars for what they have done to these girls.

@SadafUmar18 @RupertLowe10 return stolen wealth, says the biggest scammers on earth. how about no. and we'll colonize you again if you ask nicely. we'll do it anyways and it will take two seconds.

@RupertLowe10 Rupert, the RETARD, should know a thing or two about history! Return STOLEN wealth and resources before even uttering the word deport from you RACIST IGNORANT mouth!

For the purposes of fairness, I would fully support the Somalian Government deporting any British people living in Somalian social housing. They can have their Somalians, we’ll have our Brits back. A one-sided deal, that’s for sure.

@DieudonneOyono Stfu with your liberal BS. You’re an invader and you are low IQ

Je le dis depuis longtemps, le #Québec est une terre d'accueil formidable, bien-sûr il n'est pas parfait. Je suis tanné d'entendre le contraire, surtout des gens qui ne participent à rien. Une société prospère et juste a besoin de tout le monde, des Québécois de toutes origines!

@TristinHopper Of course because you’re an uncoordinated politicscel

What stereotype do you utterly fail to deliver on? I'm 6'4" and I'm criminally bad at basketball.

@PeepeeEsquire @racistbilbo @MantReturns hahahaha me too. love that analysis. like omg the subway and the central park dood and the bodegas dood, you gotta have the cheese and meat thing dood

This subway takes show pisses me off for some reason. Every clip I’ve seen of it is just so gay and awful. It’s like forced “organic” conversation that’s just the most hipster “freaking new yeurk dood” bullshit imaginable every time. I hope the host gets attacked by a homeless nigger in the middle of filming.

Indians are natural sycophants, and when they got here and saw that the dominant culture is anti white, they became extremely antiwhite to suck up to who they perceive is in charge (blacks, browns, jews). But theyre also natural retards, so they read the situation entirely wrong.

@EricDLombardi Nice liberal midwit do-nothing trash. repeal every action done post 1960, this is a white country and anything deviating from that should be corrected. check the coat of arms of canada: English, French, Irish, Scottish. Not Indian, Muslim, African. You didn't mention crime btw

Canadian leaders are too afraid to engage seriously with the frustration many normal people feel about immigration after the last few years. But I share many of their concerns. We have made honest conversation too difficult. And in Ontario especially, we have been naive about the effects of sudden population growth on housing, wages, infrastructure, public services, and yes, social and cultural cohesion. Immigration has historically been one of Ontario’s greatest strengths. It helped build our industries, our cities, and our prosperity. But many Ontarians feel gaslit if they express frustration about current circumstances. Young people watched rents explode. Entry-level work became more competitive and lower paid. Colleges transformed into immigration pathways. Infrastructure and healthcare struggled to keep up. It has changed our politics, too. People are not imagining this. Ontario experienced a genuine immigration shock. This at least is somewhat acknowledged. And while Ottawa deserves plenty of blame, Ontario cannot pretend this simply happened to us. Doug Ford’s government helped create the conditions for this crisis by blowing up the higher education funding model. They froze tuition, underfunded colleges and universities, then allowed institutions to make up the difference by massively expanding international student enrollment. That turned parts of our higher education system into an immigration-processing business. Now Ontario now needs a reset. And because immigration policy is ultimately federal, Ontario will need to work closely with (and pressure) Ottawa to pursue a system that is sustainable, orderly, and capable of maintaining public trust. Permanent immigration should return to a more normal and sustainable baseline, and no longer be subject to insiders claiming “labour shortages”. Over the next 5-10 years, Canada should gradually unwind the enormous temporary resident population from roughly 5 million people nationally to well under 1 million. Some, of course, should be offered a path to stay, but many cannot and we need to honestly acknowledge that. That likely means a prolonged period of near-flat population growth. Going forward, temporary worker, asylum, and student streams need to shrink substantially. More than they have. Visa rules need to actually mean something. Asylum claims cannot quietly become a parallel permanent residency system. At the same time, we should reward people who follow the rules. If someone came legally, worked or studied honestly, avoided welfare, and left when required, they should receive a meaningful advantage if they later apply to immigrate permanently. And finally, we need to remember what immigration policy is for. It is not primarily a humanitarian program. It is a civilization-building and economy-building program. Ontario and Canada should prioritize immigrants with the skills, education, economic potential, and cultural compatibility to help build a prosperous, cohesive, high-trust society.