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"Too often today people are ready to tell us: 'This is not possible, that is not possible.' I say: whatever the true interest of our country calls for is always possible!" Enoch Powell, Conservative Conference, 1968

REVEALED: Vickrum Digwa chased and filmed Henry Nowak for FIVE MUNTES after stabbing him as he lay dying, while taunting him humanevents.com/2026/06/04/rev…

Question Time was a complete joke. Restore Britain wasn't allowed on, despite the latest nonsense poll showing us ahead of the Lib Dems, Tories, and Greens - yet they are allowed to appear. All the responses were weak, tiresome, and most importantly, unimpressive and dull. Nobody addressed the glaring issues that are actually affecting local areas. To name just a few: mass migration and the need for mass deportations, net zero spending, rape gangs, demographic replacement, lack of justice, and an overbearing state with its mass authoritarian bureaucratic control. Give power back to the people! It was a tragic show to watch. Establishment politics in 2026 is utterly tiresome. There’s only one option: @RestoreBritain

This might be the single cuntiest take on anything I’ve ever seen in my life.

Don’t believe him! That is pure scaremongering. Sanjay Patel, more than almost anyone else, is one of the biggest architects of the Hundred.

He is using a grieving family To try to shut us up The man is absolute scum.

Few more thoughts on the Makerfield by election... I was canvassing for 15 days straight, knocked thousands of doors and made a point of trying to talk to people even if they were staunch Labour or against Restore. Indeed I spoke to so many that I found half a dozen who knew Andy Burnham personally. But none who mentioned knowing Bob the bum sniffer or having plumbing work done by him. Which is odd. This should be the safest Labour seat in the country, frankly. Only 5 constituencies were won by Labour before Ince in 1906. It has been Labour for 120 years. To put that into context Labour were only founded in 1900 and have just 17 constituencies that they've held for 100+ years. Yet their hotspots of support, in my experience, came from new build detached houses, whose owners rarely had Wigan accents and often still sporting their rainbow lanyards from work. Hardly working class. Managerial or patronage class who've moved into the area. And neither is Wigan. It still has the attitude of being so, but Southerners expecting cap doffing miners with a ferret down their pants were clearly confused. As we canvassed Winstanley a couple of them asked if we were in the right constituency whilst we walked past an Aston Martin. The actual working class areas were the most disengaged. Majority said they didn't vote, didn't trust politicians or hated Andy Burnham. One chap gave me a 7 minute long rant about him without even knowing which party I was from. He had dates, scandals, dodgy deals and complaints memorised, yet initially said he wasn't going to vote. Immensely politically knowledgable, yet politically disengaged. "All the money goes to prettifying Manchester. Burnham claims to be from around here but he's never done anything for Wigan as Mayor. Just gave us a couple of bus routes so we could see where our money was spent." The 1950s houses are now majority retired, and many appeared surprised and even shocked to have their door knocked. "Nobody has asked us for 40 years" or "They just take our vote for granted" were common complaints. Even more prevalent was "This country is circling the plughole". Many mentioned Keir Starmer with barely suppressed fury. Still majority Labour areas, even though they felt bitterly betrayed. The youngish professionals, often with Teslas on their drive, didn't need much persuading. Vast majority knew Rupert through social media, though some didn't realise he'd started a party. His name recognition and reputation for integrity were enough. In the 30s Eric Blair, pen name George Orwell, travelled around Wigan trying to figure out why they didn't revolt given their appalling living conditions. He studied them like ants trying to pinpoint where Marxist theory had gone wrong. Rather bizarrely concluding that white bread, sugar and the cinema were to blame for the proletariat's stubborn refusal to stage a violent revolution. He never mentioned that their hopes of escaping the material neglect of the 1930s were pinned on winning politically. Their hopes were pinned on Labour. Who delivered in 1945. The postwar Atlee and Bevan government built the homes that the young still owe their existence to and formed the NHS, which almost eradicated infant mortality. They were not politically neglected. They were merely patient. They fuelled the economy through coal which would eventually create the wealth to tap. But none of the young lads we talked to thought they'd be receiving a pension far off in the future. None of the young lasses thought it would still be safe to go out around Wigan of a weekend in five years time. "We don't want Wigan to become like Bolton". "It's getting worse". Few thought they'd be able to buy their own home. Terrifyingly few of the young lads thought they'd be raising a family any time soon. But Nye Bevan and Atlee were nothing like Keir Starmer. In fact they'd probably have had him shot. The brand loyalty is still there, but the product is long gone. And if Labour lose one of their safest seats they only have their own neglect to blame. So #bbcqt can pretend that we don't exist, but Wigan know that we do, as if we haven't talked them directly one of their friends or family has. If George Orwell travelled around Wigan today he'd be very confused. How do I know? Simply because a political party founded a couple of months ago turned out en masse, in their hundreds, to ask them. Politically neglected, ignored and abjectly betrayed by the same Labour party they put all their faith in so long ago, a very healthy percentage, more than 1 in 4, said they'd back us. He thought, and was taught, that material neglect lead to revolution. But Wiganners merely built their way out of it. Patience is a virtue. Unless you're on a collision course. Wiganners believe passionately in their Town and their country, but what can you build if you don't believe in the future?

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.

The CPS has decided to prosecute two white men for disorder and assaulting a police officer in Southampton, but also decided not to prosecute two brown men for disorder and assaulting police officers at Manchester Airport. Thank goodness there's no two tier policing in the UK.

They literally covered up Pakistani rape gangs because their victims were white

I felt compelled to finally speak about my viral Heathrow Airport tweets from last year, where the entire Indian Press descended upon me because I confronted the Indian foreign workers at Heathrow Airport for NOT speaking in English whilst working in a public facing role. Indians will call you racist because they want bad things to happen to you. Their clan culture to protect their reputation above all else, 'Izzat', explains this. This culture is not compatible with our British way of life. Millions must go.

@SaulStaniforth @schneiderhome Er, the police have put it in writing.

@SaulStaniforth @schneiderhome In London, blacks are 4.2x as likely to be stopped & searched but 7.2x as likely to be a knife crime offender and 10x as likely to be a knife murder offender. They are UNDER SEARCHED. 👇

Henry Nowak's godmother, Kelly Hatchard, has slammed @HantsPolice for their anti-white bias. "Shame on the monster who took him, shame on the officers who should've helped him & shame on the organisation that trained police to prioritise accusations of racism over a dying man."

The Sikhs stabbed Henry Nowak and then called the police themselves. The British government is so cucked that foreign invaders felt comfortable committing a murder and then calling the police to come get the body. And the police acted like the bitch slave dogs they are.

Is the prime minister going to step in and tell them to stop politicising the issue?

Tommy Robinson is beginning to realise that the discourse is stepping over him now and the nice little faux nationalist cul-de-sac containment he has created, which conveniently lines his pockets of course. just because Tommy likes some Sikh's does not mean we have to give our homeland to them.

1) As the country reflects this week on the need for equality before the law, David Lammy is promoting a new Diversity Board for the judiciary. But to say the ethnicity of a judge matters undermines the principle that the law is blind. 1/

Keep saying that it is nonsense that there is an anti-white bias in the police. We have the receipts.

@Andrewroysmith @PolitlcsUK Could not have let this one and his family into the country. Still time to deport millions of this filth.

@Off_DanielH1 @PolitlcsUK Murders have happened since the beginning of time and they will carry on happening until the end of time. No government can prevent them.

🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer's statement after meeting Henry Nowak's family at No 10 "I was profoundly humbled to meet Henry Nowak’s family, Mark, Lucy and Katie, in Downing Street this afternoon, and to see their dignity and strength in the face of unimaginable pain. "I was moved to learn more about Henry - his kindness, his warmth, and his love of football - and am grateful to his family. There is no doubt he had a bright future ahead of him, a future cruelly stolen from him in appalling circumstances. "Henry deserves a legacy that goes beyond this awful tragedy, and I am committed to making that happen. I am determined that we do everything in our power to prevent other families from suffering such a devastating loss. "There are difficult questions that need to be answered about the way the police handled Henry’s murder. The Independent Office for Police Conduct are investigating. We will be unflinching in taking whatever action is required to right the wrongs in this case. "It is our duty now to ensure that lessons are learned, that justice is delivered and that we choose unity and progress over division and hatred. This is the only way to honour Henry’s memory"