AngliaAeterna

Make no mistake, this is an invasion, there is no such thing, as a legal migrant.

@ZoomerHistorian The zionist nationalists here in the UK like TR tried a few times to claim the term by using it himself but that failed, especially with the Steve Laws interview now, everyone knows Remigration is the term of the ethno nationalist right. We won't let it be co-opted.

Don’t watch this and think ‘it’s mainstream now, I’m too cool for this’ No, now is the time to double, triple and quadruple down. It’s our term and whilst it goes mainstream like this we cannot allow it to be watered down. This is a huge opportunity for us. Remember, Remigration means every single one. No exceptions.

Remigration mentioned about 20 times in 2 minutes on national TV. And not just of illegal migrants. Going back generations. If you still think that the 'Online Right' isn't having an effect, you're crazy. Genie is out of the bottle.

Standing by!

@AngliaAeterna Patriots!

@chase_blount I can't wait till your party is completely fucking destroyed.

Having a child is a huge decision, if you can’t afford to raise that child and expect taxpayers to subsidise you, then maybe having a child isn’t for you.

10% of 18-29 year olds would vote for a Rupert Lowe led party, honestly great figures considering he is only an independent MP with nowhere near the name recognition as Farage.

REMIGRATION NOW.

The stakes have never been higher, and the goal has never been more clear: Remigration now.

Since people asked: My grandad, John, passed away this morning aged 79. He was a remarkable man: a true English gent who charmed everyone he met. He was born and brought up in East London, and saw the country change drastically over his lifetime. He was worried about what he would leave behind for his four children and six grandchildren. I thought that he might meet his first great-grandchild sometime next year. No such luck. He was a remarkable man. He moved to Kidbrooke when the estates were built, and worked long hours at meat markets and newspaper printing presses to provide for his family. He endured the poverty of the 70s and nearly lost his house in the financial crash in the 90s. He taught me how to shake hands, and bought me my first chess set. He picked me up from school whenever I got my braces fitted. He took me on long walks through Oxleas Wood with the Dobermans he and my nan trained for dog shows. They went to Egypt every year, until their health no longer permitted. He learned Arabic and horse riding, camped out under the stars in the Jordanian desert, and went on archaeological expeditions in ancient tombs. A real-life Indiana Jones, who retired to paint and tend his garden in a quiet little bungalow in Bexley. He always dressed dapper. He spent his savings on tailored coats, nice suits, scarves, and pocket squares. He showed up at my wedding in a fit that made me look like a ruffian; and stole the show at the reception, telling guests all his stories. His laughter bellowed. He had an encyclopedic knowledge of politics. He drove like a boy-racer in his little car, blaring classical music. He treasured the time I said, as a kid, that he was my role model. I thought nothing of it then, but I'm glad I did. His loss will be felt by many. We can all honour him by fixing the country he has unexpectedly left behind. Please pray for the family that survives him. And please, if you're lucky to still have your own grandparents, visit them while you can. I wish I had popped by for a coffee one last time.

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@NewCultureForum Rest in peace.

It is with deepest sorrow that we announce the passing of Peter Whittle, founder and director of the New Culture Forum. Peter passed away yesterday evening surrounded by his loved ones. It is hard to overstate the impact Peter and the NCF have had on Britain’s cultural and political landscape since he founded the NCF twenty years ago. Peter’s courage, passion, integrity, wit and intellect inspired millions in Britain and around the world to think critically, challenge cultural orthodoxies, and champion free speech. The NCF will continue to honour Peter’s vision and values. Rest in peace, @prwhittle.

The PPC @peoplespca is the first political party to embrace the concept of Remigration Everyday our views become more and more mainstream Remigration is inevitable

@ukipperlad Reform 32(+2)

we're trusting the plan today

@ukipperlad If this direction of travel continues till 2029 we could be in for something truly spectacular.

@Nigel_Farage DEPORT MILLIONS.

We stand ready to fix Broken Britain. This is my letter to the nation.

@piersmorgan Oh believe me we can fucking tell.

I do love a good curry.

@labourpress Enoch Powell was right.

Nigel Farage uses his post-Budget press conference to say Enoch Powell was right. Why are we not even surprised anymore?

@MikeTappTweets Fuck British values.

British values REJECTED. This man is not fit to lead Reform, let alone the country.

Why is it so hard for you people to not fuck your cousins?

@ukipperlad Unlike the GOP there is a high chance of Reform doing some genuinely good things too, leaving the ECHR seems inevitable, complete reversal of illegal migration too, there's a lot of time left until 2029.

yanks don't get that this isn't your "gop", this is a British populist party with hundreds if not thousands of active patriots - a synthesis of old labour & tory as well as the disenfranchised - the aim of removing our political class alone is enough to lend reform your vote

and that's what we're going to do