Aladdin Sane
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Aladdin Sane
@CliffSimpson6
Nature lover. Biker. supporter of Armed Forces
Derbyshire, UK Beigetreten Nisan 2017
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@Ghostofcynthia @Keir_Starmer Thank you for your understanding of what we are going through here 👍 We couldn't post anything like that for fear of arrest
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As an American even we can see your fucking bullshit clear as day.
You absolute fraud.
You stand there preaching love for Britain while you helped wreck it.
As Director of Public Prosecutions you presided over the grooming gang scandal. Rotherham: at least 1,400 girls raped and abused. Telford: up to 1,000. Similar horrors in Rochdale, Oxford, Newcastle, Oldham. Thousands of working class white girls systematically targeted, trafficked and brutalised, mostly by gangs of Pakistani Muslim men and your CPS dragged its feet for years.
National estimates put child sexual exploitation cases in the thousands every year back then.
Still a fucking national disgrace on your watch. Now you're Prime Minister and the betrayal continues.
You jet off to Davos to kiss the WEF ring while net migration stays sky high over 200,000 even in the latest figures, with non EU arrivals still flooding in at massive levels.
Communities are changing beyond recognition and you're gaslighting everyone with “Pride in Place” bullshit.
You're not a leader. You're a two faced globalist puppet selling out your own people for a seat at the elite table.
Resign, you treasonous cunt. Britain deserves better.
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I love this country. It is the greatest country in the world.
We are tolerant, decent and respectful – and unity is our strength.
But for too long, proud communities have been failed by politics and left powerless to do anything about it.
Our Pride in Place programme changes that. We are giving people the power to build up their communities. We’ve already invested thousands into communities across Britain. Now, we are giving thousands more the opportunity to transform their local area.
Putting local people in control and building a Britain that works for all.
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Rather than getting behind
the government, the entire Right have mobilised in an attempt to derail @Keir_Starmer
Well, it's not happening. Finally, we have a decent PM who's doing a bang-up job
And you Gammons can carp all you like, Labour are #FixingBritain

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This is repulsive 💔
Someone knows who is responsible, they need turning in to the police…
Stockport Police (GMP)@GMPStockport
#INCIDENT I Officers in #Stockport are investigating after a fire was started near the war memorial in #Marple - we will have extra officers in the area in the lead-up to Remembrance Day after this shocking and disrespectful act - orlo.uk/0JnHu
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A warning to @Keir_Starmer
There are 6 million Englishmen aged 18-50 and only a few hundred Traitor Politicians supported by just 85k male police officers. We outnumber you 70:1
Start acting in our best interests. If you do not, we ARE capable of chasing you out of town.

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This is Shaun Davies, Labour MP for Telford.
As Leader of Telford & Wrekin Council, Shaun oversaw the fallout from the most abhorrent failure of young women and girls in our area.
For years, he and the council he led downplayed the severity and scale of CSE in Telford and attempted to block an independent inquiry. If anyone should be held responsible for the culture of ignorance, victim-blaming, and indifference within the Council – as highlighted in the IITCSE investigation – it is Davies.
Yet, he has barely offered an apology, let alone taken responsibility for his, his Cabinet’s, and his Council’s failure to protect vulnerable girls.
On the day that the IITCSE Report was published, Shaun was noticeably silent, giving no public statement and blatantly distancing himself from the findings.
He later stated that: “I was three years of age at the time” CSE was going on, as well as trying to emphasise that it was historic and imply that this was all ‘before his time’.
This isn’t true.
CSE was, and is still, going on in Telford.
Davies was in the Cabinet from 2011.
He served as Leader from 2016.
He was part of the establishment.
He was part of the problem.
He coordinated a letter which was co-signed by 9 other powerful local men (dubbed the ‘Telford Ten’) to the Home Secretary, stating that it was “not necessary” for an independent inquiry into CSE in Telford.
He instead claimed that the Alexis Jay inquiry into child sexual abuse (which didn’t cover Telford at all nor did it go into detail about other CSE scandals such as Rotherham) would suffice.
He only later backtracked due to significant public pressure.
He supported members of his Cabinet who were directly responsible for the failings or made divisive comments on the issue. Indeed, many of the key players in the Telford CSE scandal are still serving in positions of authority in Telford and elsewhere to this day.
The Cabinet Member for Children’s Services at the time, Paul Watling, reportedly publicly called the journalist responsible for breaking the Telford story ‘despicable and said she was ‘inventing the scale of the abuse in order to sell a survivor’s book’.
Another signatory of Council Leader’s letter to the Home Secretary, Andrew Mason, reportedly said the story was ‘made up on the back of a fag packet,’ while a different Labour councillor said that it was “sensationalised scaremongering”.
And Davies’ attempts to distance himself from the failings that he was part of – indeed, that he was integral to – simply don’t hold up.
It is my belief that he has only avoided scrutiny for this long because of the influential position he held in the Council. Even the implementation of the IITCSE Report – which was heavily critical of Council leadership and the Cabinet – was being overseen in-part by Davies (albeit as part of the complex implementation committee structures).
Like in other Rochdale, Rotherham and elsewhere, Davies and other local leaders were essentially granted the power to mark their own homework.
And now, he holds even greater power and influence as Telford’s MP. This being despite the fact that concerns were raised before his election regarding his involvement in the CSE scandal and continued refusal to acknowledge his Council’s failings.
Labour continues to promote the very people who did nothing while children were being abused.
Davies and his Council turned a blind eye for far too long. In my opinion, no one that played a part in, or ignored, the cover-up of child grooming and exploitation is fit for office.
In the case of Rotherham, Keir Starmer barred local officials from running for Parliament once their links to the CSE scandal were uncovered.
The only way to secure justice for victims and survivors, deliver change, and protect other girls is to hold those responsible to account. How can we do that when a complicit party is the judge, jury, and executioner?
How can we do that when men like Shaun Davies still hold positions of power?

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@Reuters German police shoot terrorist who attacked concerned citizens demo. There. Fixed it for you.
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@fesshole Isn't this just the life of a certain Philip Schofield??
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@KTHopkins Which venue in Amber Valley, Katie? I'd love to see your show 😊
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Remember what it was like when we were young and people were bloody lovely?
Come join your family on the road. Come alone. Come with your teenagers. Come with a sturdy lesbian.
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Tickets: katiesarms.com

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@DerbyshireRPU Good job! On my drive into work from Belper to Alfreton at 7am, I'd estimate that 1 in 5 drive with fog lights on.
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