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All the EU needed to do was wait a few years for a new Britain-hating govt. Then they knew it would blame everything on Brexit, weaken our borders even more and damage our military position. In a two-party system, all they needed to do was wait. Boy, did they get their man...

The civil service is so massive, pensions alone are now costing the taxpayer £56 billion a year. We need to massively shrink the state. This is totally unsustainable.

Be in London May 16th! It's time to Unite The Kingdom! "We're Breaking These Chains"

I can’t imagine Keir Starmer ever getting this kind of reception from ordinary people in the street.

One Missing Phone. One Very Convenient Gap in the Evidence. There is an old principle in the law of evidence that individual facts, each innocent in isolation, can combine to form proof. No single thread condemns. But weave enough of them together and the picture becomes impossible to deny. Keir Starmer spent years applying that principle to other people. He is about to have it applied to him. Morgan McSweeney's phone went missing in October last year, one month after Lord Mandelson was removed from his post as ambassador to Washington, and shortly after Downing Street officials had begun interviewing witnesses as part of an internal inquiry into how that appointment came to be made. The Metropolitan Police, we now learn, closed the investigation without speaking to McSweeney. They had written down the wrong address. The case has since been reopened after a journalist asked the right question. The phone matters because of what it almost certainly contained. McSweeney and Mandelson were close. McSweeney drove the appointment. The messages between them would have constituted, as lawyers sometimes say, the best evidence: direct, contemporaneous, unmediated by retrospective account. Those messages are gone. This would be less troubling if WhatsApp messages vanished when phones were stolen. They do not. They are stored. They can be recovered. Their disappearance is not a technical inevitability. It is a choice, or a failure, and nobody has yet explained which. One missing phone. One very convenient gap in the evidence. There is more. McSweeney was bound by guidance requiring him to preserve significant government information onto official systems. The Cabinet Office holds some of his messages. Not all. The remainder have not been accounted for. Meanwhile the documents that have been released tell their own story. Jonathan Powell, the national security adviser, described the appointment process as weirdly rushed. He had raised concerns about Mandelson's reputation with McSweeney directly, and was told the issues had been addressed. Sir Philip Barton, a senior foreign policy official, raised concerns too. Both men were overridden. The appointment proceeded. Months later Mandelson was sacked, the internal inquiry began, and then, with a timing that strains credulity, the phone disappeared. Then the police misfiled the report and closed the case. History offers us a word for this kind of sequence. Not conspiracy, which implies coordination and intent that cannot here be proved. The word is omerta: the closing of ranks, the convenient forgetting, the institutional instinct to protect itself from the reckoning it has earned. It does not require a villain. It requires only a culture in which the right questions are not asked, the right addresses are not recorded, and the right messages are not preserved. Keir Starmer came to office promising a different kind of politics. Transparency. Accountability. The rules applying to everyone. What his government has produced instead is a missing phone, a botched police report, unrecovered backups, a rushed appointment, a severance payment made to stop a disgraced peer talking, and a paper trail with a hole in it exactly where the most important evidence should be. That is not bad luck. That is a pattern. And patterns, as this Prime Minister knows better than most, are evidence. "The messages between them would have constituted, as lawyers sometimes say, the best evidence: direct, contemporaneous, unmediated by retrospective account. Those messages are gone."

Would @Keir_Starmer care to explain why Arooj Shah is serving as Chair of @UKLabour’s National Constitutional Committee? How is it acceptable for someone with multiple documented links to organised crime, including public associations with the convicted getaway driver of police killer Dale Cregan, to hold such a senior position within the Labour Party? Perhaps @AngelaRayner would also like to clarify how it was appropriate for convicted heroin dealer “Irish Immy” to be rubbing shoulders with herself and @JimfromOldham at the election count. Believe it or not, at the same time he was on trial and due in court, where he was found guilty of yet another offence? Let me be clear: The Labour Party has not merely been infiltrated by Pakistani gangsters. it is in open partnership with them. There is far more to the Pakistani Rape Gang scandal than public officials fearing accusations of racism. This is about systemic criminal collusion, political cover-ups, and a betrayal of public trust at the highest levels. The National Inquiry must extend its scope to include the Labour Party. And for the sake of our democracy, Labour politicians must now take a stand and publicly oppose the infiltration of His Majesty’s Government by Pakistani criminal cartels. ________ The truth is out. The world is watching. And justice is coming. I'm Raja Miah MBE. I spent six years leading a small team that exposed how politicians protected the rape gangs. Blacklisted by the mainstream media, most people have no idea who I am. I’m not Maggie Oliver. I’m not Tommy Robinson. I’m a political campaigner. My purpose is clear: to expose the cover-up, explain the mechanics of corruption, educate the nation, and show people how to fight back. That’s why having failed to silence me, they’re now censoring my interviews. They know how dangerous my voice is. Politicians, police, press and the CPS were all involved in fabricating evidence to try to falsely imprison me. And when they failed to maliciously prosecute me, the Labour Party itself tried and failed to sue me. Holding those responsible to account, including politicians who traded children for votes, won’t happen unless many more of you stand with me. Every day I can continue to campaign, more people learn the truth. I leave it to you to decide what value I bring and why some of the most powerful politicians in the country have tried to shut me down. If my words have ever helped you make sense of a broken system, if they’ve ever made you feel seen, heard, or hopeful, please don’t scroll past. 🔴 Support the work. This fight is far from over. 👉 redwallandtherabble.co.uk Just £3/month or £30/year. That’s 75p a week. Pennies to most -everything to help keep me going. 🔴 Prefer a one-off contribution? 👉 BuyMeACoffee.com/recusantnine 👉 paypal.me/RecusantNine I don’t have corporate sponsors. I don’t have a party machine behind me. What I have is more powerful. I have you - ordinary people who understand what’s at stake and why this fight matters. Despite the odds against us, just look at how far we have come together. We are now so close. Help finish this. - Raja 🙏

BREAKING: B-52 bombers have been spotted over Iran as strikes reportedly hit Alborz Industrial City in Qazvin, a key hub linked to regime military production. Major facilities targeted, with reports suggesting significant damage to Iran’s military-industrial infrastructure.

The very same day as the attack on the ambulances targeting Jews? Did you even visit the site of the arson attack @Keir_Starmer ? You truly are the biggest cunt I have ever known.

Today at Westminster, no SNP MPs voted to approve drilling in the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil fields in the North Sea. Let that sink in.

Hopefully the @reformparty_uk will kick all the 76 EU rules into touch @TiceRichard

In the last 5 years we have paid Norway £100 billion for gas from the North Sea. That's the same gas we could have extracted for ourselves. Starmer, get drilling FFS.

No foreign flags should fly on official buildings. This is more indoctrination and dominance.

DRILL BRITAIN DRILL Delusional Red Ed Miliband has again misled the Commons. He will not answer why price of gas in US is just 1/3rd of UK gas…. Seemingly because it completely undermines his whole argument about Net Stupid Zero. We must maximise use of our own energy treasure of oil and gas.

The Tories hollowed out the military, and now we have a human rights lawyer in charge of our national security. We’re in big trouble

Bloody idiot. Biggest group taking over half of what I pay at the pumps and exploiting me in everything is you. You do know nobody believes a word you say don't you

@mcgregormackenz @AngelaB18114388 Tell her to eat a bacon sandwich when she is confronted.

Sister in law works for the NHS. A Muslim colleague has recently began to corner her when alone. Telling her about the quran, mohammed, “there is only one god”, Gaza, Iran etc etc She’s intimidated. She’s put a complaint in. Probably lose her job NHS is colonised.

🚨BREAKING: The Death Penalty for Terrorists bill was approved by Israel's National Security Committee for its second and third readings, advancing toward final approval by the Knesset plenum. Is this the right decision by Israel?

The Jackdaw field alone could provide the equivalent of 250 million barrels of oil in natural gas, and could be up and running by Christmas. But because of Ed Miliband and the Labour Party it is stuck in limbo. Keeping us ever more reliant on imports. Madness.

@PolitlcsUK @JacquiB80644876 The phone is in Africa now

🚨 NEW: The Met Police will reopen its investigation into the theft of Morgan McSweeney’s phone after admitting it logged the wrong address Officers reviewed CCTV from Belgrave Street in Tower Hamlets, not Belgrave Road in Pimlico, despite the phone containing the PM's number