@dshensmith @TRobinsonNewEra It's not far right to control your borders and keep unwanted individuals out, it's common sense.
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Jon Pluck
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Jon Pluck
@JonPluck
'Wonder is the beginning of wisdom' - Socrates. Once a Geologist, nowadays a full blown hedge geek! Currently learning to play the ukelele (badly!).
Telford, U.K. 가입일 Kasım 2010
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It's beyond disgusting that Sky "News" is using the story of this poor TWELVE y/o girl being abducted and raped by an illegal migrant to push their narrative of "far right groups" *using* the story to push a political agenda.
What a state ...
Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧@TRobinsonNewEra
A 12 year old girl was abducted and raped by an ILLEGAL Afghan invader here in the UK and sly news focuses on 'the far right'. We don't hate them enough. The ILLEGAL Afghan invaders name is Ahmad Mulakhil, he is 23 years of age. He has been sentenced to 15 years imprisonment and a further 12 months on licence. He should be hung, save the taxpayers money, and prevent any other child from suffering the same fate. Bring back capital punishment for child raping scum.
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Labour did everything to avoid a rape gangs inquiry.
Now vital evidence has probably been lost because of needless delays.
Why did the Home Office wait SEVEN months before telling authorities to protect records?
Find out more from Robbie: x.com/_RobbieMoore/s…
Robbie Moore MP@_RobbieMoore
Over the past 9 months, I have been investigating how the Home Office has been preparing for the national grooming gangs inquiry - and crucially, whether vital evidence has been properly protected. What I’ve found is extremely concerning... In June last year, Baroness Louise Casey recommended a full national inquiry. Her Audit was clear that in the meantime, police forces, councils and authorities across the country should be required not to destroy any records that could be used as evidence. But we now know that didn’t happen. Freedom of Information requests now appear to show the Home Office waited a staggering 212 days - nearly seven months - before formally contacting police forces and other key agencies. Today, the Home Affairs select Committee has written directly to the Home Secretary warning that this 212 failure means that some records critical to the inquiry “might have been destroyed”. That is a staggering failure at the heart of government. I first raised the alarm on this in December, after uncovering that authorities in Bradford had not received any instruction at all from government. Just two days later, newly appointed Chair of the National Inquiry, Baroness Anne Longfield, wrote to the Government reinforcing exactly the same point. Yet even after that warning, it still took another 36 days for the Home Office to act and pass the Chair's message on to authorities. Freedom of information requests show that then-Permanent Secretary Antonio Romeo finally wrote to Home Office-funded Arm’s Length Bodies and Chief Constables across the country on 14 January 2026 - 7 months after the Casey Audit. The government now has serious and unavoidable questions it must answer. - Why was there such a delay? - What kind of records may have been lost? - What are the legal consequences if records have been lost, but the Home Office failed to act? Even now, it remains unclear whether local councils across the country were ever formally contacted at all about the protection of records. Unless the government can provide clear answers to these questions, they risk not only undermining confidence in this process, but failing victims who have already been let down for far too long. Read the Home Affairs Select Committee letter here: committees.parliament.uk/publications/5…
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UK Folks. Salt and vinegar crisps used to be in the blue coloured packets.
That’s the timeline I lived in. I remember when it changed to green.
Who else lived this timeline with me?
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Remember being able to drive anywhere in a major U.K. city without having to pay some sort of penalty or extra charge?
And get a parking place!
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Vital grooming gangs evidence may have been DESTROYED thanks to bungling civil servants
gbnews.com/news/grooming-…
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Name one thing that Sadiq Khan has achieved… just one.
This is a big boys club & Sadiq has his own agenda.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer is set to make Sadiq Khan a Lord [@FT]
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@KingBobIIV I quite like Elderflower cordial when avoiding alcohol, very smooth and refreshing. That or any of the growing range of Fentimans drinks (but they fail on your fizziness stipulation!) 😊🥂
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This Lent, I gave up drinking and have been on the hunt for a nice drink for the evenings. This has been the best so far. Its got quite a punch, and is a bit bitter, so its a really nice replacement, rather than squash, hot drinks or fizzy drinks. Only about £4 a bottle too.
Anyone else got other recommendations for booze replacements they've enjoyed?
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Jon Pluck 리트윗함
There are people across the world who want to kill us – and destroy our way of life.
But terror suspects are using our legal system against us.
The Justice Secretary is about to pay another fortune to a Guantanamo detainee.
Taxpayers deserve the truth.👇
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Slippery Starmer is the King of Cover Ups.
So much so that he’s even covering up his bald spot with a hairpiece.
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KEIR STARMER IS LYING HERE, THERE WAS A MEETING ABOUT THE PHONES CONTENT BEFORE IT WAS STOLEN… HE KNOWS THAT.
THIS ABSOLUTELY STINKS
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@sirwg202110 The only thing that's going to save Small Heath is an atomic bomb
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🚨 Workers Party councillor candidate Rehab Talukdar with his pitch to save Small Heath, Birmingham.
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@watergypsi That trombone part of the theme tune will NEVER leave you 🤣 Ummm mmm daaa daaa 🎶
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@heelvsbabyface Thing is I really like Paapa Essiedu as an actor but this is just an awful casting decision and you know it wouldn't happen the other way around.
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I thought this was Tracy Chapman.
Xue AKA Xray Girl 🍷🧈✌️@xraygirl_
First look at Snape and I'm not impressed
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