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@biggle1908 @Tedestrela @jonlis1 He was so ill tempered. He claimed they were coming from war torn countries - France and Belgium

Just watching @jonlis1 pontificating about illegal migrants on GB News. Saying all these poor people… blah blah blah. Sorry Jonathan, there’s a great reason for these people not coming here. We don’t want them and we don’t want to pay for them. If you and people like you want them to come maybe we should have an extra optional tax that would be ring fenced for that purpose. Then you and your friends can pay for them and keep them near where you live and leave the rest of us to get on with our lives.

@AllotmentCat cats are not like dogs, you never see a dog out on its own but cats roam, they dart under traffic, they cause accidents, it’s not the same.

(Amanda) I want to ask you a favour today - if you live in the UK would you please sign this? It's called a 'petition' and even though I don't understand what it is, I know it's important. Maybe you could tell other humans about it and ask them to sign it too. I'll tell you more about the special August thing tomorrow. Here's the petition - petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7506…

@Sassafrass_84 Prayers from England 🙏

Hey y'all...can we get a prayer chain started for Abraham and Tulsi Gabbard regarding his rare bone cancer?!? I am actually saddened by this news. I really like Tulsi and the job she is doing with President Trump. Now, her husband faces an upcoming battle, and they could use our prayers. Please lift them up in yours! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

It is with profound sadness that Virunga National Park confirms the deaths of two Park Rangers following a deadly armed attack on the ICCN post at Kamuhororo, on the southern shore of Lake Edward, this morning, Thursday 21 May 2026.⁠ ⁠ Read the full statement: bit.ly/4dWZvmt

Please keep the pressure on about the Dartmoor pony cull these have been apart of our country since the ice age ! They are going to get rid of them no doubt to put more houses in their place for foreigners stop this !

🚨 CONVICTED | Malik Zoubiri (photo wanted), 31, from #welwyngardencity Hertfordshire - caught on camera punching and dragging a cowering rottweiler. Zoubiri, who has links to #borehamwood, was filmed repeatedly beating his pet dog Dyson outside a block of flats. In the footage, he can be seen holding Dyson as he repeatedly smacks the dog on his back. Zoubiri then drags Dyson by one of his hind legs before wrapping the chain lead around the neck of his visibly distressed pet and then dragging him into the apartment block. Police and RSPCA officers attended Zoubiri's property on April 11 2025, where they rescued Dyson. Further investigation revealed the true extent of Zoubiri's abusive behaviour. This included submerging Dyson in water, not feeding him for days and not letting him outside to use the toilet. He also repeatedly lifted the dog by the collar, threw 20kg weights at him and smashed his head on furniture. Sadly, the abuse the dog suffered caused behavioural challenges and he has since been put down after being considered unsafe for rehoming. On May 12, Zoubiri pleaded guilty to two animal welfare offences. RSPCA Inspector Shahnaz Ahmad said: 'Animals feel pain and distress, just like we do, and always deserve to be shown kindness and compassion. 'This result should act as a warning that such behaviour will not be tolerated.' Sentencing | 12-month community order with 15 days of 'rehab'; £500 costs, a fine of £180 and a victim surcharge of £114. FIVE-year ban Source UKACF.

Make her famous.

This is outrageous!!! Please help raise awareness about the potential culling of the beautiful Dartmoor Ponies! We need answers from @NaturalEngland @DefraGovUK and the area’s MP @MelJStride Have you seen this @LeilaniDowding @sarajcox @bugboybaker @simon_reeve @ferrifrump x.com/Alexandr4Denma…

🚨ROTTWEILER PUNCHED, CHOKED AND STARVED BY OWNER BEFORE HAVING TO BE PUT DOWN A Hertfordshire man who punched his pet rottweiler in the ribs, dragged him by the neck and wrapped a chain lead around his throat has been banned from keeping animals for five years. Malik Zoubiri, 31, of Ludwick Way in Welwyn Garden City, admitted two animal welfare offences following an RSPCA investigation sparked by video footage of the abuse. Barkingside Magistrates’ Court heard the dog, named Dyson, was repeatedly subjected to violence inside the property, with footage showing the frightened rottweiler pinned to the ground and punched three times in the ribs with a closed fist as he tried to escape. The court also heard Zoubiri later lifted Dyson by a rear leg and lead before dragging him by the collar with a chain wrapped twice around his neck. A veterinary expert who reviewed the footage said Dyson showed clear signs of escalating fear throughout the incident. “He has a hunched posture and is trying to move away from the man,” the vet told the court. “He is not willing to follow him inside the building.” The expert concluded the footage showed “physical and psychological suffering” being deliberately inflicted. RSPCA officers accompanied by police attended the address on 11 April 2025 and removed Dyson into police care. The court also heard further allegations of abuse, including claims the dog had been kicked and beaten, struck with thrown 20kg weights, submerged in water and lifted above Zoubiri’s head before being “smashed” onto furniture. Jurors were also told Dyson had allegedly been denied food and prevented from going outside to toilet for days at a time. Zoubiri was handed a 12-month community order with 15 rehabilitation activity days. He was also ordered to pay £500 in costs, fined £180 and made to pay a £114 victim surcharge. In mitigation, the court heard he suffered from mental health problems and believed Dyson himself was mentally unwell. Following the case, RSPCA Inspector Shahnaz Ahmad said animals “always deserve to be shown kindness and compassion” and said the prosecution should act as a warning that such behaviour would not be tolerated. Dyson was later euthanised due to severe behavioural issues and was deemed unsafe to rehome — an outcome animal welfare campaigners frequently warn can follow prolonged trauma, violence and fear-based handling.

Wonder if he will go to prison for years like in USA?

Yet another slap on the wrist for an animal abuser 😡! A Pony was tied up with rope and dragged behind a moving vehicle. Geoffrey Williams said he had used the method to "break in ponies" but had also accepted that training styles had moved on and that he had not repeated the behaviour. Williams, of Aberbran, Brecon, pleaded guilty to one offence under the Animal Welfare Act after he failed to meet the needs of a pony that suffered from pain, suffering and injury though an "unacceptable and inappropriate method" of handling. Distressing footage showed the moment the black and white pony was dragged behind a vehicle as it moved down a sloped field on April 2 last year. He was fined just £1000 plus costs 😡. 🎦 Credit: Wales Online.

@24xavin0 @elonmusk His topics are like mine, personal, can't really do much about Isreal/Gaza/Ukraine/Russia/Iran but I can fight for the little guy who needs money to right a wrong

Correct and I agree police could’ve done better, but his choice of topics and re-posts show a biased, selective outrage, ignoring and de-humanising larger atrocities while showing personal interest in individual incidents is one glaring evidence of his biased world view and use (or abuse) of power

Has any action been taken against the police officers who handcuffed this boy and made him bleed to death in the street? Who are they? x.com/i/grok/share/d…

Here it is, my annual summertime reminder: please don't use fly glue traps. They trap and kill bees, butterflies, song birds, hummingbirds, and bats.

@TheMekon_Venus Matt Smith

When you see a Fez… what’s the first thing you think of?

@HOUSEPORN___ 2

A Simple Psychological Test. Which room do your prefer?

HERE'S TO YOU: MRS BURNHAM: AKA: Marie‑France van Heel For Some Reason Mrs Burnham Prefers Her Maiden Name... THE BASICS: CONFLICT OF INTEREST Kitchen Table Small Talk?? Ms Van Heel (Burnham) is a Corporate Mover & Shaker: She is a Director, now sits on the board for Manchester-based public electric vehicle charging network Be.EV. Be.EV is a trademark owned by Iduna Infrastructure Limited -- Be.EV is majority owned by Octopus Energy Generation’s Sky Fund (institutional investor) Recent reporting confirms: “Be.EV is majority owned by Octopus Energy Generation’s Sky Fund, including an employee ownership stake.” Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester. Has political influence over transport, planning, and regional strategy, including: Public transport integration Clean air/green infrastructure narratives Potentially the policy environment in which EV infrastructure grows. Public authority: Greater Manchester (Burnham). Private investor: Octopus Energy Generation. EV Operator: Be.EV Personal link: Burnham ↔ van Heel. At present, what’s publicly visible is: She has clear, declared corporate roles. He is a regional political leader. The overlap is obvious enough that: It should be transparently declared in any relevant decision‑making. Scrutiny from media and opposition is inevitable and legitimate. What Is Clearly Known Is The Burnhams Have Considerable Wealth And Power: THIS NEEDS LOOKING AT BEFORE ANDY BURNHAM ASKS FOR VOTERS TO GET HIM OUT OF THE MAYOR'S JOB AND INTO NUMBER TEN. ON OPTICS ALONE -- IT LOOKS TERRIBLE... Interesting Note: Mrs Burnham, while Dating Andy, appeared on BLIND DATE, as a Single Woman looking for a Partner... Serious Fame Junkie Vibes... Lord Help Mackerfield Lord Help GB

@24xavin0 @elonmusk He hasn't said a word about the perpetrator, he's appalled at the Police

It’s a pity that you bought a platform and chose to use it for half a propaganda and a distraction tool away from the mass casualties of human suffering. Not a word on Iran, not on Lebanon, not on G@za, Cuba, Venezuela but yes, a monstrosity in UK with an individual is what catches your attention because the victim is white and the perpetrator a brown man from India. Shame on your existence

🚨 BEAT A DOG TO DEATH & ALLOWED ANOTHER TO DIE A SLOW AND PAINFUL DEATH Another arsehole. Know the face. CONVICTED | Jack Savage, 25, from #Clifton, #nottingham NG11: abandoned an XL Bully to die “a horrid and tortuous death” for weeks in his flat before going on to beat a second dog to death. On February 28, 2024, police officers went to Savage’s then flat in Lanthwaite Close, Clifton, to speak to him about an unrelated matter. When they arrived they noticed a strong smell of decomposition. After forcing entry they found the badly decomposed body of an XL Bully called Cardy in the bathtub. Savage admitted leaving Cardy behind when he went on the run believing he was wanted by the police. Then on March 25, 2024, while staying at the home of a family friend, Savage attacked British Bulldog Ralph (pictured) with such ferocity the pet suffered a fractured skull and died. Savage lied that the dog had fallen down the stairs but post-mortem examination determined that his injuries were consistent with "significant blunt force trauma". Jailing Savage for 20 months, Judge Mark Watson said: “Cardy died through dehydration and the expert’s report makes it clear he would have suffered disorientation, dizziness, weakness and organ failure before death. “This was cruelty over a long period of time, you effectively left the dog to die. “He undoubtedly died a horrid and tortuous death. “In terms of Ralph, (his owner) returned home to find you sitting on the floor with the dog who was, by then, already dead. “His skull was fractured from at least one, maybe two blows of significant force. “You told her Ralph had fallen down the stairs. “That was clearly a lie. “In your pre-sentence report you deny striking the dog but your conviction, which you have not appealed, is that you killed the dog deliberately." Savage, now of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to an animal and failing to provide adequate nutrition and water leading to the death of Cardy. Savage, who has six previous convictions for nine offences, was a 'no show' for his trial relating to Ralph and was found guilty in his absence of further animal cruelty charges. Fergis Malone, mitigating, said his client grew up in the care system where he "suffered abuse". He added that Savage had "tuned out of society and really needs to tune back in.” Sentencing | 20 months in jail. Disqualified from keeping any animal for 10 years. Source UKACF.

🚨BLANE HILL and MIA SHEPHERDSON 🌍MORRIS GREEN, BOLTON KNOW THEIR FACE 🚨 Couple Banned from Keeping Cats After Tabby Left with Fractured Pelvis. A young couple from Morris Green, Bolton, have been banned from keeping cats for five years after leaving their pet tabby in severe pain with a fractured and dislocated pelvis. Blane Hill, 23, and Mia Shepherdson, 21, of Bolton (BL3), admitted animal welfare offences following an RSPCA investigation into the condition of their cat, Buttons. RSPCA Inspector Jess Pierce attended the address after receiving a report that a “paralysed” tabby cat at the property had not received veterinary care. During her initial visit, Hill and Shepherdson denied owning any cats. On a subsequent visit, they showed the inspector a different cat and continued to deny having a tabby, claiming the reports to the RSPCA were malicious. However, a later visit carried out with a police warrant confirmed that Buttons was inside the home. In evidence presented to the court, Inspector Pierce described finding the male tabby and white cat lying on a cat tree under a blanket. She said he appeared reluctant to move and cried out when picked up. When placed into a carrier, he flopped down and did not attempt to stand. Shepherdson told the inspector that Buttons had bitten Hill before running onto a bed and jumping out of a window. Buttons was seized and transported to the RSPCA Greater Manchester Animal Hospital, where he was diagnosed with a dislocated and fractured pelvis, along with bruising around his mouth. Radiographs confirmed injuries consistent with a fall from height. Veterinary staff reported that Buttons was visibly in severe pain on admission. He was crying out, struggling to walk and required immediate pain relief. Examination had to be paused due to the level of discomfort, and multiple medications were needed to manage his pain. He remained under close observation for 23 days and underwent major surgery to insert pins into his hip. A vet told the court that regardless of how the fall occurred, any reasonable owner would have recognised the severity of the injuries and sought immediate veterinary attention. After discharge from hospital, Buttons was placed in foster care with the RSPCA Manchester and Salford Branch, where he continued to receive ongoing treatment and monitoring. However, in mid-March 2025, he developed severe and unmanageable nerve pain. Following veterinary assessment, the decision was made to humanely euthanise him to prevent further suffering. Inspector Pierce described the case as deeply distressing, stating that earlier honesty from the owners could have led to faster intervention. She expressed gratitude to veterinary staff and foster carers who provided Buttons with care and comfort during his final months. During sentencing, the court heard mitigation that the defendants were young and expecting a child. Hill was given a 12-month community order with 120 hours of unpaid work. Shepherdson received a 12-month community order with 10 days of rehabilitation activity, a £120 fine, and associated costs. Both were disqualified from keeping cats for five years. The ban does not extend to other animals, meaning they are permitted to keep a French bulldog puppy. Source Centre Stage for The Voiceless.