Rob Diamond

If Islam is so Fantastic, why do Muslims seek refuge in Christian and Hindu countries.?

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Rape Gang Inquiry update. Our team is currently going through our draft report to ensure that all is legally sound for publication. The plan is straightforward. I intend to use parliamentary privilege in the chamber to name a number of the worst perpetrators/officials who we believe have escaped justice. We will then use private prosecutions to pursue those individuals through the courts, and eventually put them in prison. These are incredibly dangerous scumbags. It is an national network of organised crime - it is not simply disparate gangs. This is a comprehensive criminal network that is capable of the most evil acts. I will be informing the police, parliamentary security and the Home Office beforehand of who I intend to name and why - I also now have private security for the first time in my life. But do not underestimate the danger of these networks. It is organised crime of the very worst kind. We started this inquiry not to just talk, but to act. The report will be published after the elections as I want this to be a cross-party effort, and party politics should not interfere with any of our activity. Numerous Conservative MPs have been supportive, as have the Northern Irish and even a Labour MP attending the hearings. I want this to go beyond petty party politics. We still have a significant amount of money from the crowdfunder, and that is ready to privately prosecute. This is where we are. This is the plan. Thank you to everybody for your support.

@RupertLowe10 Well done Rupert, hopefully this actually brings justice to the victims and perpetrators are actually punished. The people who also covered up this horror need to be punished too.

This is exactly what the British people 🇬🇧 have been demanding. We’ve got zero trust left in the justice system. The people who stood by and let this happen are evil, straight-up horrible and they need to be dragged into court and fully prosecuted for the horrific sexual crimes they allowed to be committed against our children!!

@restorebj @RupertLowe10 why must we give Labour a chance to amend where they failed????

@RupertLowe10 Rupert - I appreciate the sentiment. But we should just let the Government carry out its own inquiry into the scandal. Due process must be followed. Labour failed before on this, sure. But we must give them an opportunity to make amends.

@benonwine Thank you 🤣

You find this on the ground, what’s your next move?

@benonwine He’s a Racist full stop. If you aren’t Islamic he cares nothing for no one.

Is Sadiq Khan Racist towards White people?

@JChimirie66677 @rosem165 And now they are at Chequers this weekend devising a plan to keep him as PM, which can only spell more sackings and implementing more controls on people

@JChimirie66677 The sooner these ars🤬holes are out of power Britain will thrive without corruption. There’s nothing good that the pair of them have done for Britain. STARMER OUT!! VOTE REFORMUK

Starmer and Hermer Built the Machine Together. Now They Run the Country. In 2007, two barristers worked without pay on a case that would change the legal landscape for every British soldier who had served in Iraq. Keir Starmer and Richard Hermer appeared as interveners in Al-Skeini v Secretary of State for Defence, representing eleven human rights organisations including Amnesty International and Liberty. Their argument was that the European Convention on Human Rights should apply to British forces operating overseas. They lost in the Court of Appeal. They appealed to the House of Lords. They lost again. But the legal principle they had argued for eventually prevailed at the European Court of Human Rights, and what followed was the Iraq Historic Allegations Team, sixty million pounds of public money, seven years of investigations, and not a single prosecution. The soldiers it pursued were, in almost every case, found to have acted properly. Starmer believed in it enough to do it for free. Johnny Mercer, who spent years dismantling the consequences, put it plainly. Starmer had insisted on doing it for free. That is not the behaviour of a barrister following the cab rank rule. That is ideological conviction. Hermer's conviction, it subsequently emerged, was not without financial reward once the machinery was running. Documents obtained by the Daily Telegraph show that having helped establish the legal architecture pro bono in 2007, Hermer then used that same architecture to pursue Iraqi claims against British soldiers at £450 an hour, fifty percent higher than the only other KC involved in the group action. He set his success fee at the maximum level permitted, one hundred percent of his normal rate. The MoD's own lawyers challenged his fees as excessive and said he was too junior to command that rate. He is thought to have earned around six figures from the broader group action. The claims he was pursuing were eventually ruled to be deliberate lies. The soldiers were fully exonerated. Sergeant Richie Catterall had been cleared of wrongdoing by the British Army in 2003 for a fatal shooting in Basra. The Army found he had acted in self-defence. The legal precedent Starmer and Hermer established triggered two further investigations spanning thirteen years. A 2016 inquiry again concluded he had acted in self-defence and found a false document had been created to shift blame onto the military. Catterall was finally exonerated. He told the Telegraph he was gutted that Starmer had helped bring the case against him and that the Prime Minister owed him an apology. Starmer is now Prime Minister. Hermer is now Attorney General, appointed by Starmer personally, elevated to the House of Lords specifically for the role, chosen over Emily Thornberry who had held the shadow brief. The former head of the Army, General Sir Peter Wall, has said Hermer's role in the Al-Sweady claims was tantamount to treason. A former commanding officer of 22 SAS said Hermer must step down. The Bar Standards Board has been asked to investigate. Nigel Farage has reported Hermer to the House of Lords standards commissioner. The Troubles Bill that is now subjecting Northern Ireland veterans to the same lawfare is not an accident of policy. The process that drove Fred, a special forces veteran, to attempt suicide after his medical records were handed to terrorists' families was not an oversight. The machine that cost sixty million pounds and produced no prosecutions was not a mistake. Starmer and Hermer built it together, one working for free out of conviction, the other later working for maximum fees out of the same conviction, and now both occupy the positions from which they can ensure the machine keeps running.

Brilliant sign at the @pinkladies_uk protest today.

@_mikey_dt @Nigel_Farage @55Massey probably right nothing would surprise me.

@Nigel_Farage @55Massey Starmer’s still got time, and he’s likely to give Argentina £billions in the process…

The Falklands are and will always be British. 🇬🇧

@leesdechan @Nigel_Farage Do you see Starmer making and keeping the same promise 🤔

@Nigel_Farage A Farage promise today is not a certainty for tomorrow Once those murky crypto donations that Farage and Reform want to legalise so badly start coming in, he might sell British territory to the highest bidder

@benonwine i agree but who is going to defend them? no one will fight for this country under Starmer’s government

The Falkland Islands voted 99.8% to remain British. 🇬🇧 That’s a democratic vote and that should be respected and if necessary DEFENDED at all costs.

@WHLeavitt @POTUS YES

🚨 U.S. airstrikes just wiped out 750 terrorists in Nigeria. Heartfelt videos keep flooding in from Nigerian Christians, thanking @POTUS for finally striking back at the jihadists who’ve been tormenting them for years. Do you support Trump on this? A. Yes B. No

@WHLeavitt certainly seems that way.

Pope Leo might as well become an imam. He gave Muslims a prayer room inside the Vatican and visited a mosque instead of standing with the Christians being murdered by Muslims in Nigeria. Do you agree this woke Pope is a huge disgrace to Christianity? A. Yes B. No

@benonwine justice

Millionaire US big game hunter Ernie Dosio, 75, has been killed after being trampled by a herd of elephants in Gabon. He was on a £30,000 hunt for a rare forest antelope when he and his guide stumbled into five female elephants with a calf hidden in dense rainforest. The herd charged instantly. His guide was thrown aside and injured. Dosio, armed only with a shotgun, was overwhelmed and trampled to death. Over decades, he had hunted elephants, lions, rhino, leopard and buffalo across Africa and built a vast trophy collection back home in California. This time, his luck ran out. Justice… or just a tragic end?