Chris Fraser

Only Donald Trump. No other human being on Earth could pick up the phone, summon the top 30 most powerful CEOs alive ... Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, Wall Street, AI, aerospace, the whole damn roster ... and have every single one clear their schedule to fly into Beijing with him. Only Trump could land in China after a decade of manufactured hate and get handed the ultra-rare “State-Visit-Plus” treatment that Beijing created specifically for him and has never given anyone else. Cheering students. Temple of Heaven. Great Hall of the People. Beef trade reopened as a welcome gift. While career politicians and globalist benchwarmers spent years turning U.S.-China relations into a slow-motion dumpster fire, only Trump walks in like he owns the room and turns it into a high-stakes power move for America First. This isn’t Biden’s pathetic weakness. This isn’t the War Party’s fever-dream confrontation. This is Trump doing what only Trump does: showing up with overwhelming strength, elite leverage, and zero fear. The rest of them talk. Trump assembles legends and rewrites the script in real time. Nobody else even comes close. Not now. Not ever. This is why they hate him. This is why the world watches him. This is why history keeps bending in his direction. The Trump era is back, bigger and bolder than before. (article below)

🚨 Rebel News is officially SUING Keir Starmer after his government blocked two Jewish journalists from entering the UK to cover the Tommy Robinson rally. God bless Ezra Levant.

🚨 Ed Miliband has just delivered the final nail in the coffin of British energy independence — and Keir Starmer’s Labour regime is cheering it on like it’s a victory lap. In a move of staggering economic treason, Miliband has vowed the permanent shutdown of the North Sea oil and gas fields. Not a pause. Not a review. A deliberate, irreversible death sentence on one of Britain’s last remaining strategic assets. The very resources that could be powering homes, fuelling industry and filling the Treasury are being strangled in the name of net-zero dogma while the rest of the world laughs and drills. This isn’t “climate leadership.” This isn’t “green transition.” This is managed national decline on steroids — the systematic demolition of Britain’s economic engine by the same Labour ideologues who’ve already torched manufacturing, gutted farming with inheritance raids, crushed small businesses with sky-high energy bills and driven a wave of bankruptcies not seen in a generation. Look at Norway — same North Sea geology, same resources — yet they used their oil and gas intelligently, built a sovereign wealth fund worth £1.7 TRILLION and secured their future for generations. Britain? We choose self-sabotage. We choose to import expensive foreign energy while our own sits untapped. We choose blackouts, soaring bills and working families choosing between heating and eating — all so Starmer and Miliband can virtue-signal to their Davos masters and the UN Agenda 2030 crowd. Meanwhile investment flees, factories close, farmers go bust and the only thing booming is the welfare bill for the mass migration experiment Labour refuses to control. Two-tier Britain in full destructive glory: British workers and British industry sacrificed on the altar of green ideology while illegal arrivals get 4-star hotels and the elite jet off to climate summits. Reform UK has it exactly right. A Reform government would urgently repeal this negligent insanity, reopen the North Sea, back British industry, slash energy costs and get the country producing again. Britain does not need more austerity preached from the mouths of multi-millionaire socialists. Britain needs ambition. Britain needs sovereignty over its own resources. Britain needs politicians who put British jobs, British bills and British energy security first — not globalist green lunacy that leaves us dependent on foreign dictators and Chinese solar panels. The silent majority has had enough of this deliberate economic vandalism. We demand: ✅ Immediate repeal of Miliband’s North Sea death warrant — no more permanent shutdowns, no more ideological suicide. ✅ Full reopening and expansion of North Sea exploration with British-first contracts and a sovereign wealth fund for the British people. ✅ An end to the net-zero madness that is bankrupting families and industries while the rest of the world laughs. ✅ Starmer, Miliband and the entire Labour cabinet held to account for choosing managed decline over national prosperity. This isn’t governance. This is economic treason dressed up as environmentalism. Labour isn’t just failing Britain — it’s actively dismantling it, one closed rig, one shuttered factory, one broken family at a time. The British people are watching. Reform is rising. And the next election can’t come soon enough. Reopen the North Sea. Restore British industry. Britain first — or watch it freeze and fail.

🚨 This is the medieval barbarism that Keir Starmer’s Labour regime is busy importing into Britain — and every parent should be sick to their stomach. An 8-year-old Yemeni girl named Rawan was forcibly married to a 40-year-old man — five times her age — and brutally raped to death on her “wedding night.” She died from catastrophic internal bleeding. Pure, demonic evil. Not ancient history. Not some isolated tragedy. This is the accepted cultural and religious practice in parts of the Islamic world where child marriage, forced unions and treating little girls as sexual property are still normalised. This is exactly the culture the left — Starmer, his ministers, the BBC, the Guardian and every open-border activist — bends over backwards to import, defend and protect under the banner of “diversity” and “enrichment.” They scream “Islamophobia” at anyone who dares point out the obvious while simultaneously tearing down the Judeo-Christian foundations that ended these horrors in Britain centuries ago. In two-tier Britain this horror is already here in all but name. Grooming gangs — overwhelmingly Pakistani-heritage men — spent years raping and trafficking thousands of vulnerable British girls in Rotherham, Rochdale, Oldham, Manchester and beyond while police, councils and Labour politicians looked the other way to protect “community relations.” Judges gag the public from knowing the immigration status of migrant rapists. Illegal arrivals get 4-star hotels while British families wait years for housing. And now Starmer’s government keeps the borders wide open, fast-tracks more from incompatible regions, and smears patriots as “far-right” for noticing the pattern. This isn’t “different.” This isn’t “cultural relativism.” This is backward, cruel and fundamentally incompatible with civilised British society. The same ideology that produces 8-year-old brides raped to death on their wedding night also produces grooming gangs, honour killings, FGM, 72-virgin paradise fantasies and open declarations of Sharia takeover on our streets. Starmer knows it. Labour knows it. They just don’t care — because votes, virtue-signalling and globalist dogma matter more than the safety of British girls. The silent majority has had enough of this suicidal denial. We demand: ✅ An immediate and total halt to all immigration from high-risk, culturally incompatible regions — especially those that tolerate child marriage, forced unions and supremacist ideology. ✅ Mass deportations for anyone — citizen or not — who brings, defends or practises this medieval savagery on British soil. ✅ A full national inquiry into grooming gangs with real criminal consequences for every enabler in police, councils and government. ✅ Zero tolerance: no more two-tier protection for imported barbarism while native Brits are policed like criminals for speaking the truth. Rawan’s blood is on the hands of every politician who opened the doors and every activist who shouted down the critics. This Saturday at Unite the Kingdom we stand for the Britain that protects its children — peaceful, proud and unbreakable — because the alternative is watching more Rawans happen here. Wake up. Some cultures are not just different. Some are incompatible. Deport the incompatible. Protect our girls. Restore Britain before it’s too late.

There is a scene in @HBO's Chernobyl that most viewers miss. A scientist presents evidence of the disaster to a Belarusian party official. The official dismisses her expertise, then boasts that he used to run a shoe factory. It is not central to the plot, but it explains everything. The Soviet Union was governed by a snowball of incompetence - decades of nepotism where ministries were handed to people with no relevant knowledge, provided they had the right party connections. Pedigree was political, not professional. I grew up there. My parents were subject matter experts who spent their careers battling apparatchiks enforcing decisions they did not understand. That is why I flinch when I hear the same logic here in Britain. @UKLabour politicians celebrate the "right background" - the poorer, the more deprived, the better. Council house to government, presented as triumph. Progress and resilience deserve recognition. But in these jubilations, merit vanishes. And celebrating ascent without competence is not progress. It is the embryo of disaster. Look at the Labour Party's front bench. Britain's central challenge is wealth creation - economic growth. Yet these are former charity workers, public sector lifers, people who have always been on the receiving end of funds rather than generating them. They have never had to create value others willingly pay for. So they look to regulators for growth ideas. It is farcical. It is only possible in a culture where navigating party structures replaces proven ability. A friend told me recently his wife had to close her coffee shop - high traffic, real revenue, still unprofitable due to taxes and business rates. In his frustration he said something raw: he no longer cares if folks running the government are toolmakers' sons or landed gentry. He wants competence. He found himself saying he would rather be ruled by Old Etonians. Not because Eton College guarantees talent. It does not. But sheer competence - knowing your subject - has become so scarce in British governance that the impulse is understandable. We are not the Soviet Union. We are nowhere near collapse. But on the left of our politics, the distance is shrinking faster than we admit.

People often ask me why I speak publicly about grooming gangs and child sexual exploitation, and why I hold MPs to account regardless of party. This is why. In 1998, my teenage sister was abducted and subjected to hours of rapes and sodomy, he left her for dead. What was done to her changed the course of her life. She lives with severe mental illness and addiction, which are recognised consequences of prolonged childhood sexual trauma. She has received no meaningful, consistent support since the offence occurred. Because of that trauma, her children were removed from her care. I know this intimately, because I fostered two of them. They are my niece and nephews. Our family has lived with the impact of this crime for more than 27 years. The man responsible was convicted of multiple offences involving underage girls. At the time of sentencing, in open court, he shouted that he would come back and sexually assault every woman and child in our family. That threat was made while judgment was being passed. He was given a lengthy prison sentence. Since then, I have been repeatedly drawn back into the justice system through parole reviews. During the pandemic, Humberside Police’s serious crime unit contacted me to inform me he was again being considered for release. I provided a victim impact statement on my sister’s behalf, because she is not well enough to do so herself. What is less often understood is that the harm did not end with my sister. Because of the threats made in court, and further conduct over time, I required legal protection. A non-molestation order and an exclusion zone were put in place to protect me, my children, and other women in our family. I am now also formally recognised as a victim of his actions. After serving over two decades in custody, he was released and then recalled to prison within months for breaching his licence conditions. He is currently back in custody. I am never told the full details. I am simply summoned again, year after year, to repeat the same process. This is not a political position I have adopted. This is not something I have joined late. This is my family’s lived reality. This is why I speak. This is why I refuse silence. This is why safeguarding and accountability matter to me. When I talk about child sexual exploitation, I am not speculating. I am describing a life my family has lived for more than two decades. My position is clear. Life should mean life, I will continue to fight for life without parole for child rapists.

So I sat thinking about it, and then, by coincidence, the same question came up on GB News: who is the best person to run against Andy Burnham? For me, the answer is simple: Maggie Oliver. She is the former police officer who put her head above the parapet and spoke out when others stayed silent. She challenged the institutions and individuals who, in the eyes of many campaigners and survivors, failed vulnerable children and sought to suppress the truth. Thousands of young girls were subjected to horrific abuse across areas including Rochdale and Oldham. Multiple independent inquiries and criminal convictions have established that serious institutional failings allowed that abuse to continue for years. I attended a public meeting in Oldham and listened to victims, survivors, campaigners, and local residents. They spoke with dignity and clarity about how badly they had been failed. Their testimony was powerful and deeply moving. That is why a contest between Maggie Oliver and Andy Burnham would be so significant. It would give voters a clear choice between someone who has built her reputation by challenging institutional failures and a politician whose record continues to face intense scrutiny from critics. Ultimately, the public will decide who they trust to deliver accountability and ensure that the mistakes of the past are never repeated. @MaggieOliverUK you have an Army here ready to campaign for you.

Well, well, well Andy B. There’s always a tweet. I look forward to you calling an election when you replace Starmer.

As someone with a worm’s eye view of the legislative process, it really irritates me that Starmer’s spin for the poor local election results is that his Govt hasn’t been moving fast enough. There were 40 bills in the first parliamentary session and there are 37 in the second, as set out in yesterday’s King’s Speech. Starmer has created 96 peers – a higher rate per year than any previous Prime Minister. He could not be going any faster. The fact that the legislation the Govt has rammed through has not delivered growth or reduced the tax burden on working people or lowered the cost of living – delivered the ‘change’ that Labour promised – is because they’re not designed to do that. They’re designed to placate the Party’s ‘stakeholders’ – backbench Labour MPs, trade unions, NGOs, think tanks, lobby groups, allies in the legal profession, cheerleaders in the media, etc. It’s been bleedin’ obvious to everyone on the opposition benches – and probably some on the Govt benches too – that the legislation was introduced in the last parliamentary session – particularly the Employment Rights Act – will impede growth, not accelerate it. We’ve told the Govt’s ministers this in the chamber again and again and everything we’ve predicted would happen has happened – rising unemployment, rising inflation, accelerating borrowing costs, an unmanageable welfare bill, exodus of high income-earners, thereby increasing the tax burden on the rest of us, etc. The idea that if the Govt had been going *even faster* – which is just straightforwardly impossible – the country would be better off, is for the birds. Even as a piece of spin, it’s pathetic. The reason we’re in an economic doom spiral is because this Govt is only interested in pandering to its ‘stakeholders’ and their only motive is to line their own pockets and advance their own narrow sectional interests. Changing the leader will make no difference. We need a Prime Minister and a Govt who are going to prioritise the national interest. I don’t see anyone in the pack of hyenas stalking Starmer who’s going to do that.

We need to start demanding a General Election at the end of this Tory leadership election. They were all elected on a manifesto promise to level up the North and are all abandoning it.

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MUM & SON ON TRIAL FOR ANTI-WHITE MURDER IN SOUTHAMPTON Finance student Henry Nowak, 18, was on his way home from a night out when he was attacked by Sikh stranger Vikrum Digwa, 23, with the eight inch 'Shastar' blade.  Police were called to the scene but arrested the victim after Digwa claimed he had been racially abused.  Mr Nowak was then handcuffed before passing out and dying in the street a short time later. Once he had fell unconscious police attempted to give him first aid but it was too late This has to be one of the worst anti-white murders I’ve ever seen. The Sikh stabbed the victim four times and then made out to Police he was a drunk racist who hadn’t been stabbed. The fact his mother is in on it as well makes it even more infuriating. This is another horrific example of why they ALL have to GO

This morning, a 65 year-old man woke up in the early hours and heard thieves in his garage. He called the police. Unfortunately, the officer on the phone told him they don't have any police officers free at the moment. The guy hung up and then called again in a moment and tells the officer: - it's about these thieves in my garage. Don't bother coming anymore i’ve shot them. After literally 2 minutes, 4 police cars, Armed response, counter terrorists, ambulances turned up,..... Thieves were obviously caught. Police officers had a chat with the gentleman Officer says - " You said you shot them! " Gentlemen - " And you said you don't have a free police car " Credit: Rudes On a roll

When butter was demonised, Unilever sold margarine. When tallow was demonised, Procter and Gamble sold Crisco. When eggs were demonised, Kellogg's sold cereal. When red meat was demonised, Cargill sold soy. When raw milk was demonised, Nestle sold infant formula. When leather was demonised, BASF sold PVC. When wool was demonised, ExxonMobil sold polyester feedstock. When animal fat was demonised, the seed-oil industry grew from a niche product to the most consumed food ingredient on earth. Every demonisation of an animal product made a specific group of shareholders very rich. Every one of those products had been eaten by humans for thousands of years without incident. The science changed the moment a substitute existed to sell. Follow the money. The advice will start to make a lot more sense.

@Anna_Soubry Yes -a lot down to people sadly like you who were determined to stop the will of the people being implemented and helped waste months on supporting Keir Starmer wanting another referendum. Trust in politicians promises was trashed !

It's been alleged that 5 Pillars an infamous organisation of extremist Muslims were behind the wave of bans that has prohibited overseas guest speakers from attending Unite the Kingdom Rally. Starmer has been influenced by them.

SURPRISE. Tommy Robinson is organizing a Unite the Kingdom rally this weekend. Now police say they will use live facial recognition cameras to identify people. This will be the first time they have ever done this for a protest. Orwellian.

Could anyone please explain to me, how a decision of guilty has not been made within one minute, based on the whole fecking thing was on camera?? Am i alone on this? 🥴😩🥴😩 ABSOLUTE BS!

🇬🇧 British student Henry Nowak gets randomly stabbed by a Sikh guy with a legally permitted ceremonial sword. Cops arrived, the attacker claimed “racial abuse,” so they arrest the bleeding victim. Nowak died in custody. When this nightmare in the UK ends, save the names and faces of all the officers who helped perpetrate this mess. They should be held accountable for ALL the harm they helped to create. Source: BBC

The Tory leader on Worcestershire Council, Adam Kent, has now been suspended after entering a coalition with the Greens to block Reform. The fact that people like him existed in the Tory party, with other Tories defending him just shows that under the surface, it’s still rotten.