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🚨This is magnificent! @LeeAndersonMP_ rightly calls Keir Starmer a LIAR in parliament. The Speaker asks him to withdraw the comment. "I will NOT withdraw. That man couldn't lie straight in bed." He's been asked to leave the chamber. GOOD MAN. WELL SAID 🔥👏👏👏

Rupert Lowe says defund the BBC.👇 I havent paid for many years, but its time the corporation that has harboured paedo after paedo, stops recieving tax payer money altogether.💯

Keir Starmer was literally laughed at by the whole house of commons today. A laughing stock at home and a laughing stock on the world's stage. His whole cabinet are wrong'uns. They've got to go. Join us on May 16th demanding just that.

🚨 BOOM: PATRIOTS ARE WAKING UP Marine Le Pen: “We have many ideas for savings — we will STOP sending 6 BILLION to the European Union!” 🔥 European nations should CHOKE OFF the tyrants at the EU and save their national identities!

SAS resignations should alarm the Government. When your best soldiers walk, you have failed in your duty of care. This is what lawfare against our soldiers looks like. Years of inquiries, no closure for victims, and our troops treated as suspects for life. You cannot build up our forces on a foundation of fear. No young recruit will sign up if the reward is a retirement spent in courtrooms. Our soldiers are held to the highest standards in combat. It is time the state held itself to the highest standards in justice. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/04/2…

We're being looted folks 💥 Dr Oz found (42) hospice's in a (4) block area in (CA) all of them run by Russians Newsom wants to make exposing fraud a crime in (CA) by passing the Nick Shirley Act What an impact Nick Shirley had by pulling out his phone

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The difference between White neighborhoods and Black neighborhoods

The Free Speech Union welcomes the Education Secretary’s decision to finally introduce the complaints scheme promised under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act (HEFSA) 2023. This move will ensure that free speech and academic freedom are better protected at our universities. It has been a long time coming and is the result of a hard-fought campaign. In July 2024, on becoming Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson decided to ‘pause’ the implementation of the Free Speech Act. @SpeechUnion brought legal proceedings against her, which resulted in a U-turn. Now, Phillipson has made good on her promise, and we thank her for that. Bridget Phillipson has said: “There are far too many cases where academics and speakers are being silenced, inciting an unacceptable culture of fear and stifling the pursuit of knowledge. The urgency is clear which is why we are strengthening protections and empowering the regulator to restore our world-class universities as engines of opportunity, aspiration, and growth.” From April next year, visiting speakers and academics who believe their free speech rights have been breached will be able to complain to the Office for Students (OfS) for free, rather than having to bring expensive legal proceedings. At the Free Speech Union, we have seen countless examples of academics and visiting professors being hounded out of jobs, silenced, and subjected to vile abuse for holding and expressing their lawful views, particularly gender-critical views. If the OfS upholds their complaints, universities will have to pay compensation. Around 8% of the 5,700+ cases we’ve fought over the last six years have involved universities failing to protect free speech and academic freedom on campus. In the absence of a proper complaints scheme, we have had to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds defending our members in court. But the battle isn’t over. The new complaints scheme will not allow students to make complaints. Their only means of redress, apart from going to law, will be to complain to the Office of the Independent Adjudicator, which is not legally able to determine whether a university has adequately discharged its free speech duties. So while this is welcome news, it remains only a partial victory. We have won an important battle, but the fight to restore free speech to its rightful place at the heart of our universities continues. Read more below 👇

BREAKING: The Pentagon has released footage of the US Navy OPENING FIRE on an Iranian-flagged cargo ship who IGNORED warnings to turn around over a six hour period “Motor vessel TOUSKA! Motor vessel TOUSKA! Vacate your engine room, vacate your engine room. We're prepared to subject you to DISABLING FIRE.” US Marines are now on board the ship.

As Rupert Lowe says. We dont need to conserve or reform, we need to restore. And that means millions must go. 💯

Restore Britain branch meetings continue to take place all the country...

Muslims walking around the UK moaning about pubs. Nobody asked you to come to the developed world. And pubs have existed long before Mohammed started abusing children and killing dogs. If you don't like our world, go back to the desert.

@nrpmccree He gave the game away.

Scathing form Labour veteran John McDonnell "Many of us remain bewildered why Mandelson's appointment was made despite the many warnings" "Isn't the reality this: when he sought to be leader with very little base in the Labour party he became dependent on McSweeny, Mandelson and Labour Together to fund his campaign: "And when he became PM the reward for McSweeny was control of No 10" "And for Mandelson the highest diplomatic office" "And the unspoken message for civil servants: what Mandelson wants Mandelson gets" "This has damaged the party" "I urge him, I urge him, I urge him, to take steps to clear this toxic culture out of our party" "And have an independent inquiry into Labour Together"

The buck stops with Sir Keir- he must now resign.

It’s good news that Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has today announced she will finally implement the complaints scheme promised under the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 (HEFSA). This has been a long time coming and is the result of a sustained campaign to protect free speech on campus. Upon taking office, @bphillipsonMP paused HEFSA’s implementation, including the complaints scheme. After we brought legal proceedings, she U-turned and committed to delivering it. She has kept her word on that, and we thank her. At the Free Speech Union, around 8% of the 5,700+ cases we’ve handled over the past six years have involved universities failing to protect free speech and academic freedom. From April next year, the new scheme will allow academics, university staff and visiting speakers to take complaints directly to the Office for Students (OfS), free of charge, rather than pursuing costly legal action. Universities that fail to uphold free speech could face fines of over £500,000 or 2% of their income. But while this is good news, it’s not great news. Under the new scheme, students will not be able to bring complaints. Instead, they must go to the Office of the Independent Adjudicator or pursue expensive legal action themselves. Students should have access to this scheme, and we will continue to campaign for that right. There is also a wider issue: because HEFSA applies only in England, the scheme will not be available to those at universities across the rest of the UK. Watch Lord Young, General Secretary of the Free Speech Union, below 👇

Keir Starmer is a barefaced liar and if he had any decency, he would resign.

The Food Standards Agency @WeAreFSA has admitted, in writing, to us, that their slaughterhouse inspection and regulatory system completely fails to police the religious slaughter limits. The FSA has admitted that they are not enforcing the existing law. The FSA is essentially admitting that the religious exemption is being abused and that they are not enforcing humane slaughter rules. This is a highly significant admission from a legal point of view.

😡 Furious Rupert Lowe stands in Parliament, voice filled with rage, reading out the horrific ordeal of a British schoolgirl r*ped by two Afghan asylum seekers. He lays it bare: the screams, the pleas, the sheer brutality, and asks the House: “How would you feel if this was your daughter?” Once again, it’s @RupertLowe10 demanding answers and accountability. Who else in Parliament is raising these questions? Who else is forcing politicians to confront the sickening details? No one. This story is beyond horrific. So vile that the defence barrister warned the public seeing the full phone footage, secretly recorded by the victim herself, could lead to riots. Shocking! Two 17-year-old Afghan asylum seekers, Jan Jahanzeb and Israr Niazal, small-boat arrivals housed by the British taxpayer, lured an intoxicated 15-year-old British girl into a park in Leamington Spa. They dragged her away from her friends, forced her into a secluded spot, and r*ped her while she desperately screamed: “Help!” “Please let me go!” “I want to go home!” Her own phone captured the nightmare: cries for mercy, a hand clamped over her mouth, explicit protests, all played in Warwick Crown Court. Yet these monsters received just 10 years 8 months and 9 years 10 months in youth detention, with only a recommendation for deportation. This is not “justice”. Deport them immediately! 🤬