Tam Spraggins

Only Restore Britain can save Britain

> be Tom Hardy > start drugs at 11 > expelled for crack and theft > say you'd sell your mum for a rock > wake up at 25 in blood and vomit > get sober. stay sober 23 years > replace it with the gym and martial arts > become bane. mad max. venom > sneak into a local BJJ tournament as "edward hardy" > choke out a stranger who didn't know it was you > become a trustee of the veterans charity you fight for > in 2026 get fired for being too intense he survived everything except a producer's email.

welcome to the uk btw

I don’t see ITV getting much blame when they put Nigel Farage on I’m a celeb . They started all this

In Bolton, one candidate allegedly wrote on Facebook "just shoot all the P*kis on the spot" Another in Sunderland allegedly said "can't believe amount of nigerians in town…. should melt them all down and fill in the pot holes!" Both were elected by large margins

Patriots.

Lmao

If you vote reform today you are a racist .. No ifs no buts

The polls have closed I’m angry, upset, disappointed and feel sick by the predictions that Reform will win multiple councils This is an awful day for British politics

British soldiers from the Cameron Highlanders chalk "Hitler! Look oot, the Jocks are coming", 1939

Farage can’t hide behind pathetic accusations of racism to defend his choice to stand a Bangladeshi migrant in PORTSMOUTH. I’m sure Addy Asaduzzaman is a great bloke, and I wish him well in his election. If that election is in Bangladesh. British elections for British people.

On Yom HaShoah, we remember the six million Jews who were killed, and we acknowledge the deep grief and anguish that remembrance brings for Jewish communities today. I know this comes at a time of profound anxiety. Conflicts overseas, pressures at home, and uncertainty about the future weigh heavily – compounded by a troubling rise in antisemitic attacks and terrorist plots targeting Jewish communities across the country. My government will always act decisively to protect Jewish communities and to stamp out antisemitism wherever it appears. We will not hesitate, and we will not look away. Remembrance must come with responsibility – to honour the past, to protect the present, and to ensure that ‘never again’ is not just a promise, but a duty we uphold.