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@uk_islamophobia x.com/rebew_lexa/sta…

Meet Oliver James MacCormack. 71 years old. Lisburn, Northern Ireland. 40 counts. Human trafficking. Sexual exploitation. 9 vulnerable women. Groomed with heroin. Sentenced to 7 years. Not a migrant. Not a refugee. Northern Irish. Where was the outrage. The mob. The murals. It's not refugees.

@nicksortor Just smear dog shit on the bonnet before heading out

🚨 NOW: Two anti-ICE rioters in Newark just attempted to play CHICKEN with a Jeep leaving Delaney Hall and ATE ASPHALT These idiots never learn And of course, their “comrades” start screaming “MEDIC!!!” like they’ve just taken artillery fire in WWII🤣🤡 The cosplay is pathetic

@AndrewHWestern But you're OK if all the other colours are racist though?

Not all white people. Just the racists.

@IslingtonChap "radio 4 listener" LOOOOL broken brain....

What sort of system makes Elon Musk a trillionaire, Whilst NHS nurses are starving? A broken one.

@SholaMos1 x.com/AntSpeaks/stat…

A Miscarriage Of Justice sentencing Palestine Action Activists as terrorists. They Are Not. British Jews serving in IDF are the terrorists but no prosecution against them. Never forgive what Labour Party has done. We must fight the evil power Israel & Zionists hold in Britain.

10 years ago Jo Cox was shot and stabbed to death in Birstall by a far right thug. Do you remember the Farage \ Tommy Robinson riots that followed it, No me neither. R.I.P. Jo

@TheGhostSleepi1 You've been brainwashed into believing all men are created equal. They're not. All men have equal worth, but they're not equal. Not by a country mile.

My dislike of third worlders is now turning into fascination at why they are so predisposed to this sort of wild unprovoked nihilistic violence. It’s like seeing strange primitive hominids from pre-history in real life. They must be studied but at a safe distance.

@JChimirie66677 Don't look for complicated reasons. If you adopt a mental model that Starker and Hermer, and most of Labour are traitors, everything makes perfect sense.

The picture is damning. Keir Starmer helped break the guarantee that makes lawful military service possible. That guarantee is simple and absolute: if you obey lawful orders, act within the rules given at the time, and serve the state in good faith, the state will stand by you when the mission ends. Without it, discipline collapses, restraint corrodes, and trust dies. Iraq is where that guarantee was first torn up. Northern Ireland is where the damage is now being repeated. In 2007, Starmer chose to involve himself in a legal case that reshaped how British soldiers could be pursued after Iraq. Working voluntarily and without payment alongside Richard Hermer, now his Attorney General, and Phil Shiner, later struck off and convicted for fraud, he advanced a claim that extended human rights law deep into active war zones. That decision widened the law, lowered the bar for investigation, and turned clearance into a temporary reprieve rather than an end point. The effects were immediate and brutal. Soldiers who had been investigated and cleared were dragged back years later. Lives were suspended in legal limbo. Families lived under permanent threat. The state had changed the rules after the fact and pretended nothing fundamental had shifted. The case of Sergeant Richie Catterall exposes the truth with pitiless clarity. Cleared twice. Reopened a third time on allegations later shown to rely on false material. Thirteen years of pursuit. Severe mental illness. Near suicide. Vindication came only after his life had been dismantled. The submissions that reignited that ordeal were personally advanced by Starmer and Hermer. From there, the machinery expanded. The Iraq Historic Allegations Team ballooned into existence, fed largely by claims generated by Shiner's firm. Thousands of allegations. Tens of millions of pounds spent. No convictions. What it produced reliably was fear and exhaustion for soldiers who had acted under lawful orders, while lawyers prospered and the process rolled on. This history matters because it explains the present. The renewed pursuit of Northern Ireland veterans follows the same legal logic, now exercised with the full authority of government. The gutting of the Legacy Act, the refusal to pursue appeals, the exposure of ageing soldiers to endless process while terrorists walk free. This is the Iraq template reapplied. Starmer's defenders retreat into technicalities. They speak of interventions, points of law, and neutral assistance to courts. That defence fails on contact with reality. Law does not operate in a vacuum. Extending litigation into war zones was a political act with foreseeable consequences. Starmer is too experienced to plead ignorance. The detail meant to excuse him only deepens the charge. He acted pro bono. He was not compelled. He volunteered. He gave his time freely to a cause rooted in suspicion of state authority and indifference to battlefield reality. That speaks to belief, not detachment. The continuity is reinforced by personnel. Richard Hermer, Starmer's ally in the Iraq case, now sits at the heart of government as Attorney General. What was once advocacy has become policy. The legal culture that treats soldiers as permanent suspects is now embedded at the top of the state. This is the core failure. By making lawful service conditional and temporary, the government has voided the moral contract of soldiering. Serve today. Be judged tomorrow by different rules. Face process decades later. That is how hesitation replaces judgement, lawyers replace commanders, and recruitment drains away without announcement. And while trust collapses at home and the bond between the state and its soldiers breaks down, where is our Prime Minister? In China, managing the fallout from the Chagos debacle and the row over a Chinese super-embassy. Leadership begins with loyalty. If he cannot stand by Britain's veterans, he should not stand at the head of government. Keir Starmer and Lord Hermer

Girl, 17, is stabbed in the neck on residential street: Armed police arrest man, 30, on suspicion of attempted murder trib.al/FNMU76k

@Emilio2763 You do not fully understand how viciously repressive the British police and judiciary are. They make the CCP wince and applaud at the same time.

If Only the People of England had the Balls of the Irish…

@ewarren I'm not even American and even I know you're fake, nasty, bitter, greedy and viciously dishonest.

Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire. This needs to be a wake up call.

@rhensn_ @PolitlcsUK

@PolitlcsUK What's wrong with damaging weapons being used to commit genocide? Labour are complicit

🚨 BREAKING: Four Palestine Action activists have been jailed for a total of 22 years for causing £1.2m worth of damage and fracturing a police woman's spine at an Israeli weapons factory

@PolitlcsUK Great news.

@Rothmus They can't do that.

Ten minutes of honest self-reflection a day would cure most cases of leftism

Elon Musk is a Trillionaire Peter Thiel made $50bn from the IPO Africans are being rounded up and booted out of Belfast Keir Starmer’s ministers are quitting What a fucking week to be a leftist, cope harder you fucking cunts

@EnergyAbsurdity @DrClownPhD

@DrClownPhD I'd buy X and fire the silly sonofabitch who has royally f*cked up the algorithm.

This is just insane! What would you do with that amount of wealth?

@FT Speak for yourself FT.

Opinion: You might have thought the world’s richest man had enough on his plate teeing up history’s biggest IPO. Yet he has been devoting many of his waking hours to stoking up racial hatred in Britain on his social media site. ft.trib.al/wsenHsI

@lowles_nick I don't think you have, mate

An Imam’s home was firebombed in Bolton. Fortunately he and his family are safe…. …but where is the media and political outrage? Where are the angry social media influencers? Britain is heading in a very dangerous direction if we don’t stand against ALL racism and hatred

@DanBilzerian You'll have to stop women voting along the way

The Irish should not stop until they’ve installed a government that protects its citizens instead of exploiting them.

@NewYorker It's not about being cool, you sociopathic treasonous moron...

In a nation of plummeting pride and MAGA hats, “patriotism just isn’t cool anymore,” Arthur Krystal writes. newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…