Dan Eccleston

The holy and venerable Saint George, was not “a Turkish man who lived in Palestine” St George was born in Cappadocia, Roman Empire to Greek Christian parents in the year of our Lord 275. He was a soldier of the Roman Empire and was martyred for not denying his faith in Christ by the emperor Diocletian in one of the great Christian persecutions that went on in the Roman Empire before Saint Constantine the great made the Roman Empire officially Christian. So when leftists try and teach you a false history of St George - or somehow claim that he was even a muslim which is laughably and demonstrably false. Pay it no mind, and keep flying the cross of our Holy St George.

@RobertJThomas1 @PositivFuturist Do you know how local elections work?

@PositivFuturist If you don't have a 'Restore' (Great Yarmouth) candidate in your election, vote Reform. Take the power away from Labour and the Green Party. Those people are dangerous for Britain's future.

Farage just wants to be part of the establishment. Yusuf just wants power. Goodwin just wants a book deal. Lowe just wants his country back. Vote Restore.

I see Muhammad’s team are still checking in on my posts. Hello chaps 👋 Mark my words you’ll see @ZiaYusufUK resign before the next GE because he’s fuming at what Reform is becoming. Astonishingly it’s the Sri Lankan Muslim who is the based revolutionary at Reform HQ.

Reminder that Zack Polanski literally wants to put right wing people in camps. So no, we’re not being hyperbolic when we say they’re extreme.

@beesley_cathy “Fascism is whatever I decide it is on the day”

I’m ashamed this fascist is English.

@Russell61595121 @LexiBeaChorlton

@Dan_Ecc @LexiBeaChorlton The woman in the middle has 3 fingers and a thumb on her right hand , she’s missing a finger

Trust and integrity are important in politics Restore Britain have reached a new low Using AI yet again to show a meeting that hasn't existed If a political party wants to say something at least rely on real evidence not low quality AI Joke of a party 🤣

Important point from Connor. Reform will be copying our homework all the way to the ballot box.

Ts is so cursed 😭😂

The left think Farage will do deportations 😂 Oh the naivety.

Lord Sugar’s X account is actual gold.

No way he mogged the Mogg 😳

@Haryan_Glaeddyv it’s literally true though

Had enough of this pseud.

@LeftNatLeft @ZoomerHistorian Once remigration is achieved we will inevitably have to cut some public spending though. I don’t like it, you don’t like it, but the gdp will plummet, as will tax revenue and we will have to make serious cuts. Probably means testing the state pension is a good start.

@ZoomerHistorian But according to Farage, Brits who work and get top-up benefits due to such low wages caused by mass immigration are the real problem x.com/i/status/20474…

The housing of third world rapists in luxury hotels is going to be more bemusing to future generations than anything that’s been written about the fall of Rome

NO! The divide is between British people and third world invaders. This is just Cameronite Toryism. The reason many BRITS don't work is due to disgustingly low wages and soaring housing costs caused by IMMIGRATION. An issue ACCELERATED by the TORY RATS in Reform UK.

It depends on what kind of Christian is pointing to “St. Theophilius of North Malden” (love the accuracy in the name of the fake saint btw props to you) If it’s a Roman Catholic or an Orthodox Christian then it’s a legitemate refutation argument because while you say “But generally his ideas turn out to have nothing to do with Christianity as it is actually practiced by modern churches.” that’s true in many protestant churches, but for their church, often the only one they know or at least the only one that they think is a legitemate church and the new ark from the flood - it’s a legitemate argument.

This is kind of a motte and bailey argument. When challenged on some of these philosophical points, the more intellectual breed of Christian has a tendency to say "What? Haven't you read the work of St. Theophilius of North Malden? He answered this question in 1382, in his treatise entitled De Nomenclatura Legionum Angelicarum, you know." Now, Theophilius, if you can read Church Latin, often proves to be a smart and eloquent guy, whose arguments are reasonable although not totally unanswerable. But generally his ideas turn out to have nothing to do with Christianity as it is actually practiced by modern churches. Because they don't read Theophilius, either. They read the part of the bible that says "Depart from me, ye accursed, into the eternal fire that is prepared for the devil and his angels". And they draw the obvious conclusion, regardless of what Theophilius said. This means that the objection is, in practice, is still valid in the sense that it hasn't really been answered in a satisfactory way to the people who raised it. And, no, you don't get to dismiss the people who raised it as "insufferable smug redditors who cannot be reasoned with", because while those people certainly exist, and they annoy the both of us by hanging around making reasoned discourse almost impossible, they weren't the ones who raised this point. They just repeat it. Other people, serious people, are thinking about this same point, and are unsatisfied with the available answers. Christians tend to make the surprised Pikachu face when they find out about this, because they interact mostly with other Christians, and the argument of Theophilius seems completely conclusive to them. It doesn't usually occur to them that there's a vast collection of non-religious folks out here who don't really find it that compelling. And that, rather than dig though dusty tomes written in Church Latin, we kinda expect people to be able to explain their own belief systems, especially when they urgently expect us to adapt them. And when a lot of them keep telling us that terrible things will happen to us if we don't.

@Mesocortical @lBassRiff @AtheistTakes Yes but it doesn’t garuntee that it wasn’t done on a fabric repair or reweave or something. Especially since it was only on the very corner.

@Dan_Ecc @lBassRiff @AtheistTakes It's extremely strong evidence that its a medieval forgery, regardless of the supposedly unexplainable aspects of the Shroud. Especially since there's no reason to think that the radiocarbon analysis was done improperly.

Will my debate skills improve by reading the Dawkins, Singh, or Hitchens?

Classic establishment trick: “You’ll split the vote!” “Nobody’s ever heard of you!” Pick one. You can’t have it both ways. The gatekeepers are getting nervous. Good.

@BritBoy95X @angloid0 You realise that you can take passports away from people. We did it with Shamima Begum

@angloid0 Do you realise the vast majority have passports now and are Citizens? Restore are playing word games because they know most don't realise how many are no longer counted as "foreigners" legally. Sure deport illegals but don't pretend its much more than that x.com/BritBoy95X/sta…

'Mass deportations are impossible' - Nigel Farage

Enjoy this taxpayer funded propaganda I found.

@Mesocortical @lBassRiff @AtheistTakes i’ve obviously seen the radiocarbon dating. But that doesn’t PROVE it’s a medieval forgery. There are plenty of other things that can’t be explained by that one test. Many other things show it to be first century.

@Dan_Ecc @lBassRiff @AtheistTakes It has been debunked. It's been radiocarbon dated by multiple labs which prove that it's a medieval forgery. Also, the earliest documentation of the Shroud is from a clergyman who says that it's a forgery.