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@zippytonto @Telegraph Btw, are you happy with the shithole world you paranoid, narcissistic arseholes created with your lockdowns? Future generations are going to have to live with the crap you wrinkly old shits have created.

@zippytonto @Telegraph lol, but influenza can. Seriously, go take a break from the internet grandma.

🔴 Six years later, the true scale of the vaccines’ side effects is emerging. Yet those coping with life-changing conditions remain ignored Read how Nikola was left disabled after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine below 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/2…

@CrewkerneMan @calvinrobinson @TalkTV @JuliaHB1 @grok He's correct though; the number killed in extermination camps was around half the projected number of total killed, with the rest of the population depleted by ghetto conditions, roaming executions, and one can't rule out, war collateral.

@calvinrobinson @TalkTV @JuliaHB1 @grok Calvin, your continued descent into hardened antisemitism is sickening. Come with me to Auschwitz and see it for yourself. After that, you will not be questioning the Holocaust.

🚨"This is how 6 million Jews were sent to the gas chambers. It started like this. Everyone now needs to wake up!" Julia Hartley-Brewer says if you are not speaking out against anti-Semitism, then you are "part of the problem". @JuliaHB1

@zippytonto @Telegraph Literally Boomer fear memes about a glorified cold. 😂

@Telegraph There have been some adverse effects but for the vast majority the vaccines have been a life saver. Now the majority of the population are ineligible for it. Each infection puts us at risk of Long Covid and 400k+ academic papers spell it out so why don’t you write about that?

@Robby1614 @Telegraph A lot of very suspicious crippling conditions and even deaths of perfectly healthy people around that time period, too. Pity we were in wartime propaganda mode or we might have more data to work with.

@Telegraph She got extremely unlucky. Billions got jabbed and billions are fine. It’s like having a severe allergic reaction to Panadol. Very very rare

@Telegraph Really, you don't say. If I recall correctly you guys were on-board the Vaxx Train wanting to silence those who urged caution, weren't you?

@OrthodoxEthos There are no Orthodox churches, bro.

May all serious and sincere believers in Christ in England and the British Isles return to their roots in Holy Orthodoxy and flea this apostasy…:

@Catholicizm1 You're both incorrect.

The salvation of the thief on the Cross is one of the greatest biblical illustrations of the intercession of Mary.

@ArchbishopSarah lol, absolute clown car. 🤡🤡

I was deeply grateful for Pope Leo’s gracious letter on my Installation as Archbishop of Canterbury. I have responded assuring the Holy Father of my prayers. I look forward to meeting the Pope soon, and strengthening the bonds of friendship and commitment to Christian unity. archbishopofcanterbury.org/news/pope-and-…

@anders_aslund lol, so you're happy to provide airbases for their aggressive war, so long as they protect Zelensky from Russia's aggressive war. Makes sense.

Trump is highly dependent on European air bases for his war on Iran. The European countries should demand that the US stands up for Ukraine with arms and finances or gets kicked out of Europe.

@JustinBerkobien Lol, he's a secular humanist with a cross and skinny jeans.

I didn’t leave the faith I left a branch of Christianity that placed its trust in political power I left a faith community that left the faith (And I think it’s pretty telling that everyone reading this automatically knows which group I’m referring to)

Why are so many Catholics silent about Christians in Nigeria being slaughtered and being beheaded by Muslims? While all they seem to do is spew their hatred towards Jews and Evangelical Christians. I wonder if they would've stayed silent during the Holocaust too? ~Matthew 7:16~

@LizzieMarbach Your subjective interpretation landed on "divine rape", well done Lizzie.

Gabriel TOLD Mary what was happening. He didn’t ask her. She had no choice in the matter. 😊 Our salvation didn’t rely upon her at all!

@HfcmoreiraHugo Oh look, another foreign Empire assimilating Ireland.

My friends it is clear the future of Europe is only one to become a Federation! A European Federation I defend this with all the countries on this map! This should be our future together, strong a superpower!

@DarlingRosary It seems to be a systemic problem, given the numbers. If the number of extremely bad eggs among the Apostles was as high, we would have reason to be very concerned. As I say, sort your house out first - then we'll talk.

@DarlingRosary There are an awful lot of them, and the hierarchy is not doing enough about it Darling. This gentleman wanted to take young boys up to his caravan, whilst performing the Eucharist at the weekend.

Psst. Hey Anglicans. Our priests are men who support the traditional values that built western civilization. Come home 🇻🇦

@DamianLow3 For sure. I mean, the core problem with modern Britain is that it has a vast existential void at it's core, left by the rejection of Christianity. But merely mouthing civilisational platitudes as a functional atheist isn't going to change that fact.

Something new and uncomfortable is happening on parts of the British right. Religion is being rediscovered. Not as faith. As a political weapon. 1. Figures like Nigel Farage, Robert Jenrick and Tommy Robinson are increasingly framing politics in civilisational terms. Christianity vs. something else, Britain as a religious identity under threat. 2. But this isn’t a revival of faith. It’s a repurposing of it. Christianity is being used less as a belief system and more as a cultural marker. A way of drawing lines around identity. 3. That matters because it is, at its core, selective. The language of “Christian values” appears most often in opposition to immigration, to Islam, to social change. It is rarely accompanied by any serious engagement with the actual religion itself. 4. Genuine faith is inconvenient. It asks for consistency, humility, moral discipline. Political rhetoric is not. It is flexible, opportunistic and used when useful. 5. Which is why the current trend feels less like Reform have found God and more like hypocrisy. Religion is being used as shorthand for belonging, not as a guide to conduct. 6. There is also a clear political incentive. Framing issues in civilisational or religious terms raises the stakes instantly. It turns policy debates into existential struggles, where compromise looks like surrender. The irony is obvious. Many of the loudest voices invoking Christianity are not known for deep religious observance. The appeal isn’t theological. It’s tribal. 7. And that has consequences. Once politics is framed in these terms, it becomes harder to have serious discussions about policy such as migration, integration and housing because everything is recast as identity conflict. It also risks degrading religion itself. When faith becomes a political prop, it loses credibility as a moral force. Religion has always had a place in British public life. But there is a difference between faith shaping politics and politics exploiting faith. What we are seeing now looks much more like the latter.

@Bbmorg lol, then keep your opinions to yourself, Bob.

I’m an atheist but it is alarming to see that radical British nationalists have not only colonised our flag but not want to colonise the main British religion to further their hate campaign.

@Truth_matters20 Granted with the latter, but Holy Writ is replete with the former - if what you mean is coarse or strong language.

When I simply tell Christians to stop swearing and taking the Lord's name in vain.