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@RedLipRiots I love your messages. They are inspirational.

@LivEchonews RIP

The Soham killer died nine days after being brutally attacked at HMP Frankland liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/uk-world-…

RIP Ian Huntley. Nobody deserves to be murdered..

@LivEchonews Stop the boats.

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@Mishi_2210 The Koran

Delete one thing forever 🤔

@Mr_Husky1 Smoked at the back of an aeroplane...

6 for me!!….I feel confident nobody Has all 20!! How many for you?

@Mr_Husky1 20

@aroundliv Shannon Matthews?

Anyone know who this is? 😂

NATO is a dangerous relic, time to get out.

It's our country, it's our responsibility. Join Restore Britain. restorebritain.org.uk/join_us

@Fred_cpo Where is the link please?

go check out my interview with Andrew gold, link in comments.

@LivEchonews A & E today at Aintree

🚨 Patient 'gobsmacked' as sick patients left on trolleys on Royal Liverpool Hospital corridor

Just had a chat with Elon musk. Well it was by email not on the phone etc. He is moving to the UK in may and joining forces with Rupert Lowe and Ben Habib One big fat sexy party. The future is Rupert Ben and Elon coming together for the UK Change is happening 🤣👊💥😉👏 @elonmusk @benhabib6 @RupertLowe10 @_AdvanceUK @Advanceuk_wales @RestoreBritain_

They wanted you demoralized. They wanted you silent. They wanted you defeated. Disappoint them. 🇬🇧

I was born and brought up in Manchester. I’ve lived in Bury, Prestwich, Crumpsall, Withington, and West Didsbury. I went to Manchester University — and I taught there and at Manchester Met. As a kid, I was part of the Manchester music scene, playing gigs at the Boardwalk and Band on the Wall, etc., and frequenting the alternative music clubs (42nd Street, Hangout at Isadora’s, Banshee, Brickhouse, Ritz, Venue, and so on). I’ve published peer-reviewed research on Manchester’s creative industries. I know the town pretty well. Like anywhere else, it’s changed over the last 20 years. The changes in Manchester are almost all for the worse. The urban metropolitans — living in the city centre and in places like Chorlton, Prestwich, and Didsbury — push an agenda of suicidal empathy, which is wrapped in a visceral hatred of the white working class. They facilitate the abuse carried out by Islamists in satellite towns like Rochdale, Oldham, and Bolton. Shortly after the Pakistani rape scandal broke nationally, the city council was vigorously promoting Islamophobia Awareness Month. This in a city where 22 innocent people were slaughtered by an Islamist nutter with a bomb made of nuts and bolts. Islam and so-called ‘anti-racism’ will dominate campaigning for Gorton and Denton. ‘Free Palestine’ is screamed in the streets every Saturday; synagogues and Jewish schools need more bloody security than 10 Downing Street; sexual abuse and harassment is endemic. It never used to be like this. It’s so important — SO important — that @reformparty_uk wins in Gorton. A single by-election victory cannot reverse a deep and complex culture of racism, intimidation, and blatant sectarianism, but it might serve as a catalyst. It might just BEGIN a process. Manchester desperately needs to re-establish its confidence. It was a city of culture, of revolution, of bravery. You know what? it was fun. It was just the best place to grow up. We need to save it before it’s too late.

So people are left asking questions they’re not allowed to ask: Are ancient battles still being fought in a modern world? Is the West seen not as a home to join, but a civilisation to weaken, outlast, or replace? And if that sounds dramatic — why do Islamist voices so often frame it that way themselves? This isn’t about hate. It isn’t about collective guilt. And it isn’t about “invasion” rhetoric. It is about direction. A society that refuses to defend its own values will eventually lose them. A civilisation that censors itself to avoid offence is already in retreat. A free society should not have to militarise its joy. Most ordinary Muslims are not the threat. Islamism is. And the West’s refusal to confront it honestly — without fear, euphemism, or moral cowardice — is what has brought us to armed patrols at Christmas and concrete blocks in public squares. This isn’t racism. It’s not hysteria. It’s a demand for honesty. If a belief system cannot coexist with free speech, equality, and secular law, then the problem is not the West — no matter how loudly people try to shut the conversation down.

This will probably cost me followers. It’s taken all day — writing, deleting, rewriting — to get this as honest and accurate as I can, because this is a subject where sloppy words do real damage. I’m not interested in cheap outrage or easy applause. I’m interested in truth. So if your response is to skim this, scream “racist”, and feel morally superior without engaging a single point — save us both the time. I’m not here to be liked. I’m here to be honest. Now, let’s talk like adults. ⸻ I’m going to say this carefully, because adults should be able to talk about serious things without screaming “racist” like it’s a fire alarm. I know full well not all Muslims are the same. Some are good people, some are bad people — exactly like the rest of society. Anyone pretending otherwise is either dishonest or deliberately obtuse. This is not about race, and it is not about ordinary individuals going about their lives. But the West does have a serious Islam problem, and pretending we don’t is how we ended up where we are now. This is not an attack on people. It is about ideas, systems, and the West’s catastrophic habit of tolerating intolerance in the name of being “nice”. Islam, in many of its dominant interpretations, is not just a private faith. It is a political, legal, and social framework. That matters when it enters liberal democracies built on free speech, equality before the law, secular government, women’s rights, and individual liberty. Criticising an ideology is not racism. We criticise Christianity, Communism, Fascism, Nazism — Islam is not some untouchable sacred cow that gets a free pass. Let’s talk about reality, not intentions. We now have armed police patrolling Christmas markets. We have anti-vehicle barriers in town centres, public squares, and festive events. We are told to stay alert, report suspicious behaviour, and accept inconvenience as the price of safety. And let’s be honest for once: these measures are not there because of Christians. They exist because of a very specific, persistent threat that everyone knows exists — but few are allowed to name without being shouted down. The horrors on our own island — and across Europe — speak for themselves. Concert halls. Buses. Bridges. Markets. Nightclubs. Churches. Each time, we’re told it’s an “isolated incident”. At some point, adults are allowed to notice patterns. The real problem is that the West has imported illiberal values and then enforced silence around them. We were told mass immigration would enrich us, that integration would happen naturally, and that anyone raising concerns was simply backward or hateful. Instead, we got:    •   parallel communities    •   cultural segregation    •   policing afraid to act    •   politicians terrified of being called names    •   and citizens told to shut up “for the greater good” That isn’t tolerance. That’s submission dressed up as politeness. Integration used to mean: you’re welcome here — but our laws and values come first. Now it means bending over backwards to avoid offence, even when women are pressured, gay people are silenced, and free speech is quietly throttled. And then there’s the question people whisper but aren’t allowed to ask out loud: why the silence? Why do so many self-described “moderates” refuse to openly and unequivocally condemn Islamist violence without qualifiers, deflections, or excuses? Why does every attack instantly pivot to concern about “Islamophobia”, while the victims barely get a sentence? Condemnation that is conditional, whispered, or drowned out by grievance does not reassure anyone. Here’s another uncomfortable fact: Islamist groups and individuals have repeatedly stated their intentions openly, including on social media. This isn’t paranoia — it’s documented. They speak in the language of conquest, punishment, and historical grievance. See page 2

PLEASE READ! Let me make this absolutely clear. Yesterday proved something. The weather was calm. The sun was out. Conditions were right for crossings. Yet with police deployed in force across the northern French coast not because of the migrants, but because British and English men showed up to stand for what they believe in and not a single migrant boat launched. Zero arrivals in the UK. That’s the irony. When pressure is applied by ordinary people, the authorities act immediately. And when they act at scale, the boats stop. It shows exactly what’s possible. If that same level of policing and pressure was applied every day to the illegal crossings, this crisis could be brought under control. We proved a point yesterday even if only a small one. Presence matters. Pressure works. Action changes outcomes. #OperationOverlord 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

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@KatieSpencer81 @TRobinsonNewEra People should read the Islamic Republic of Dewsbury a great book by a respected journalist who was exiled to North Yorkshire to protect his family.

@TRobinsonNewEra Dewsbury is literally a ghost town now. So sad it used to be so busy we even had coach trips come to dewsbury market. Nearly every shop boarded up drunks crack heads and illegals everywhere now that’s it.

Independent Councillor Tanisha Bramwell Tells Labour Run Kirklees Council, that the city centre is not safe. Watch as Labour councillor Graham Turner, squirms, pretends it's false news, he can't even lift his head to say it. Kirklees is INFAMOUS for predominantly Pakistani Muslim rape gangs, going back DECADES, all under LABOUR'S watch!