Boyd Thompson

I used to see pictures from India, Pakistan and other places like the Middle East or North Africa, years ago on the tv, be it a death, a day of religion/worship, an election or even a cricket match...hundreds of thousands took to the streets...its was manic I was always left thinking 'bloody hell' those guys are bloody fanatical, absolute nuts..... I'd seen nothing like it in our home countries, we don't do that....what would people think!!!! But its here now. It's now embedding itself into the UK so we need to get used to it, we've seen the demonstrations..we've seen a change in demographics. This is just the start imo I don't think they know what apathy is, can't be arsed?, what's the point? We do, and I think we are so much worse off for it Some will vote and vote and vote again to get their voice heard Some winners will be good, a few will be very good but a lot will be bad just like the history of our own politics over hundreds of years you just have to look back Our history is full of narcissists and always will The thing is if you don't vote, for our choice in anything offered to you, be assured there is a likelihood someone else will You will have a London Mayor or a Prime Minister based on less than 20% of the total vote on a regular basis

Slavery existed for over 5,000 years. Every major civilisation accepted it. For most of history, nobody seriously tried to stop it at scale. Then Britain did something different. It didn’t just pass a law. 👇 In 1807, Britain abolished the slave trade. Then it enforced it. For 60 years, the Royal Navy hunted slave ships. 1,600 ships captured. Around 150,000 people freed. And it cost lives. Around 2,000 British sailors died doing it. Then in 1833: Britain abolished slavery across its empire. 800,000 people set free. It paid £20 million to do it. Around 40 percent of government spending. This wasn’t quick. This wasn’t easy. And it didn’t start with politicians. It started with ordinary people. Women boycotted sugar. Hundreds of thousands of them. Thomas Clarkson rode 35,000 miles to gather evidence. A movement that took decades. This is part of British history. Not perfect. But not what most people are told either. Almost no one explains it like this. Proud Of Us is funded entirely by our community. No sponsors. No advertisers. If you believe this history deserves to be told properly:👇 Be part of us. 👉 proudofus.co.uk/support 🙏 Be proud of us 🇬🇧

This isn’t good!

Again Slave comes from Slav - the first documented slaves Started in Middle East and Africa Who committed slavery for thousands of years before U.K. U.K. then got involved like the rest of the world But quickly banned it and spent a fortune freeing the slaves and lost hundreds of navy at sea trying to stop Africa continuing The Arab slave grade castrated their slaves We never did that! And slavery still exists in Africa TODAY, also Middle East and China The U.K. has nothing to apologise for

Yes.

The Man Currently Squatting in No. 10 Downing Street The Prime Minister’s Office of the United Kingdom You are the man who drafted the human rights laws in 1999 that sold our sovereignty to foreign courts, who handed the Chagos Islands to our enemies on a silver platter, who turned a blind eye while the daughters of England were raped and groomed by packs of savages, who let IRGC terrorist groups embed themselves deep into our towns and cities, who funnelled our hard-earned money to global fraudsters and gifted our farms and ancestral lands to blood-soaked dictators, who froze winter fuel for our shivering pensioners, who abandoned thousands of veterans to rot on the streets, and who made Muslims the new face of a broken Britain. You have presided over the highest number of small boat crossings in British history, reversed Brexit by stealth, spent £4.2 million of taxpayer money on luxury foreign trips while cutting support for British pensioners, appointed a twice-disgraced Epstein-linked figure and then engaged in a shameful cover-up, institutionalised two-tier justice, damaged the special relationship with America and were publicly humiliated by President Trump, blocked a full national inquiry into the grooming gangs, pushed destructive Net Zero policies that ruin British farmers and destroy energy security, massively increased legal immigration while British workers were pushed aside, raised taxes on working people during a cost-of-living crisis, and had a public emotional breakdown in front of the world while holding the highest office in the land. There is not a single soul left on this island who could read this damning litany of betrayal and still believe you are the rightful Prime Minister of this great kingdom. In truth, the British people, and the watching world, apart from the handful who shield you, see you for exactly what you are. Every word you have just read is verifiable fact… and that, you absolute wanker, is only the barest sliver of your treachery. Remind us, what type of cake was it that Boris had the absolute gall to eat that made you deem him utterly unfit to be Prime Minister? YOU ARE NOT OUR PRIME MINISTER, YOU ARE BRITAIN’S WORST ENEMY.

We’re paying £800,000 to keep a laughing Afghan child‑rapist warm, fed and cushy in a British jail – while Germany is flying Afghan sex offenders straight back to Kabul. If Berlin can deport them to the Taliban, why the hell won’t Westminster?

@kingcal91 @SandyofSuffolk Read up more on it, let’s hope this deal does work👍

@Amanobserving @SandyofSuffolk We’re loaning them the money which they are then spending with British suppliers, British steel etc…… The country makes money from this deal and brings in work. It’s a good deal

Starmer has just given £746 million to Nigeria to refurbish two of their ports. I wondered why the King had the Nigerian head honcho over for dinner - obviously just a preamble to yet another begging bowl opportunity. 🙄😡

@ArchRose90 Classic

The absolute state of the LibDem MP for Tunbridge Wells, Mike Martin in parliament today. 🤢

@waychee1 He could be out in about 8 years aswell!!!

Martin Daubney gets frustrated & rightly so. This guy bangs on about the Afghan rapist of a 12 year old being rightfully convicted. So what? Her life is over. We need PREVENTION not punishment afterwards. Stop playing Russian roulette with young girls & women. Deport the lot.

@SBarrettBar Fab ain’t it

So if I turn London in to an unrelenting shit hole Will I get a peerage too?

@paulwathen10 @Neccccy Never witnessed anything so politically blatant since I took a bit of an interest, we are lacking protocol Do they say ‘all spots come to a head’ eventually

@Amanobserving @Neccccy I’ve never known a government voted in on a 21% majority,could do so much damage. Fabians doing their best work, every day

Thumbs up if you agree?

@UniteSharon And an immediate overhaul on their expenditure?

Unless local government funding is urgently restructured, such as by offering local authorities debt and interest relief, councils will have to make the impossible choice of further cuts. Local authority workers are the backbone of communities across the UK, providing many public services that are vital for a functioning society. There now needs to be an immediate overhaul of how all councils are funded before it is too late. Please sign: actionnetwork.org/petitions/prot…

Lammy vs Lammy.

A Restore Britain Government would tackle the so-called ‘little’ things - the litter, the graffiti, the fly-tipping, the ‘petty’ crime, the vandalism. The broken windows. Because if you tolerate small acts of disorder, you invite the larger ones. It is very straightforward. We don’t want any of it. The graffiti, the vandalism, the crime. Look around Britain today and you can see the principle grimly playing out in real time. Litter left on the streets and never cleared, graffiti that remains untouched, petty theft treated as a minor inconvenience. Antisocial behaviour ignored or excused. I am so very bored of it all. Each one, on its own, might seem small. But together, they send a very clear message. We live in a lawless dump. Optional standards, nobody enforces the rules. A low-trust society. And once that message takes hold, the consequences follow. Because disorder breeds yet more disorder. If people see that rules are not enforced, more people begin to ignore them. What starts as low-level neglect becomes something far more serious. A high-trust society cannot function like this. And I want to live in a high-trust society, I want my grandchildren to grow up in a high-trust society. A Restore Britain Government would enforce the basics. Clean streets, zero tolerance for vandalism, real consequences for antisocial behaviour. A visible, consistent presence of policing authority. And yes, we will obviously acknowledge and reverse the role of mass immigration from certain countries has contributed to this decline. Import the third world, become the third world. Our town centres don’t have to be crime-ridden hellholes, our countryside doesn’t have to be plastered in litter, our transport network doesn’t have to be painted over with vile graffiti. This is all a choice. It’s a choice to live like this. I don’t want to live in a filth-pit where basic standards are trampled over. Our political party would restore Britain’s high-trust society. If you want that, vote for it. There’s now an option. Restore Britain.

I’ve been to China and witnessed what they’ve been doing They told me ‘do what ever you need to do to get control of cheap energy, use all the resources available coal, oil, gas, to create a solid production platform and an abundance of cheap energy for your country’ ‘Then invest the proceeds and incorporate renewables into your grid system to enable you to have choices and make shed loads of money for your country’ ‘Watch your economy thrive within 5-10 years’ But I don’t agree with that so I’ve ignored it, I’m doing it my way

Question for Mr Miliband Exactly how do the people of Britain today benefit from leaving our national energy assets (coal, oil gas) in the ground? And forbidding anyone to get them? It is his choice to do so. I'm sure he has an answer Any ideas what he will say?

@NoFarmsNoFoods @RachelD1892 He is in bed with Blackrock and Gates

None of this happened.

🚨URGENT! TORY MP OMINOUSLY WARNS STARMER: ADMIT TRUTH ABOUT ISLAM OR RISK LIVES 🔥☪️ Conservative MP Katie Lam Slams Labour Government For Hiding The Truth About Islamist Extremism 😡 Katie Lam has issued a stark warning to Keir Starmer: the Labour government is putting public safety at risk by refusing to face the reality of Islamist extremism. In a recent parliamentary debate on the Defending Democracy Task Force, designed to protect elected representatives from abuse and allow honest discussion on sensitive issues, the government’s statement failed to mention Islamism even once. This omission is shocking because Islamist extremism accounts for 75% of MI5’s counter-terrorism workload. When Katie Lam directly questioned this glaring gap, she was dismissed as “off topic.” One Labour MP even responded by suggesting that Muslims ought to pray for her soul. Lam rightly described this as “an insane way to respond to a straightforward question about national security.” She argued that this avoidance is no accident. Confronting the truth would undermine Labour’s entire worldview. That’s why they have pushed a new definition of anti-Muslim hostility, refused to ban cousin marriage, and delayed a full national inquiry into grooming gangs for so long. By prioritising the Muslim vote bloc over honest debate and tough action, Labour is pandering at the expense of public safety. Their refusal to see the world as it really is leaves everyone more vulnerable to extremism.

The problem for politicians today is simple. Social media keeps receipts. Every contradiction, every double standard, every broken promise. The public sees it all. As Angela Rayner once said, ‘one rule for one and one rule for another.’ So what say you, @CommonsSpeaker