Jack Frost

@FUDdaily If you have a son, daughter, relative or mate in the police, it’s time to have ‘that’ talk. No British bobby should be arresting people for opinions. Don’t let them shame themselves, their families, their profession & their country. It’s wrong and dangerous for all our futures.

🚨BREAKING: AfD leader Alice Weidel EXPOSES the EU's globalist elite: "They flood our countries with illegal migrants and force our own people to feed and house them, all while terrorism stalks our street, crime explodes, and Islamic extremism takes root." 🇩🇪

@JaneM197271 @ThePosieParker The leftist Establishment appoint and control the judges.

I absolutely know that the only way out of our sinister situation is to take a group litigation to the European Court of Human Rights to uphold the human rights, principles and values of the indigenous population of this country. Play the establishment at its own game, put them in an impossible situation. Let the World watch as this court decides. Do we as an indigenous, majority population have rights or not? Imagine the consequences of them ruling Not before discrediting this!

The United Kingdom is in a sinister, censorious state. I was invited to an interview with the police for the first time in 2017 for saying it’s wrong to castrate a 16 year old. Over the last few years, I’ve had a visit from the police for being “untoward about paedophiles”, been arrested for organising an outdoor political gathering during lockdown, and made a couple more trips to the police station for my speech. My primary role in life is that of a mother; I see this country through the lens of what we leave for our children. Yesterday, whilst in a taxi after listening to the extraordinary Noa Argamani speak, I saw an email from my son’s college. (In the UK, college/sixth form is compulsory for 16–18-year-olds.) The email was a sinister and viciously authoritarian punishment for wrongthink and speech. Had my son said women have penises and should be able to share rape crisis centres with other women, he would have been fine. He would not have been accused of being ideologically abhorrent (in writing) and given a permanent record to take with him into university or an apprenticeship. We, the adults, have created this environment for our children, and it is incumbent upon us to fight to stop it. These battles are high risk for our children; speaking freely can cost them friendships and opportunities. You must ensure your child is not suffering the harms of our societal neglect. There will be consequences for adults who think they can bully my son. Maybe they haven’t heard, but, especially when it comes to my children … I never lose.

@mrs_ayst @MarkRadcliffe44 @ThePosieParker And the apprenticeship always contains a college element.

@MarkRadcliffe44 @ThePosieParker Have you never heard of Google? Try it.

@MarkRadcliffe44 @ClimateWarrior7 @ThePosieParker She even said sixth form/college but you’re so short of any cogent point to counter her arguments that you have to make a complete tit of yourself trying for an utterly ridiculous gotcha. Lefturds really are deranged.

@ClimateWarrior7 @ThePosieParker That is not 6th form only then is it .. an apprenticeship is work

@AmaliyaPatrova @ThePosieParker You think men can become women. Your opinion doesn’t count.

@ThePosieParker You never lose? Hun you've already lost. Your child has become an unwillling victim of your unhinged political influence. You have failed in your core responsibility as a parent.

@j_fishback @BobaFella911 I’d rather bomb Iran than create a socialist welfare state.

Would you rather spend $200 billion to bomb Iran or…? A: give every teacher in America a $62,500 bonus B: provide downpayment assistance for 20 million young families C: build 1,300 rural hospitals

@RealDonKeith White people literally did build Kenya. We built and bequeathed a functioning, modern state. Africans are slowly destroying it.

Black people played a massive part in building Britain? It’s for kids because only kids would believe it, like saying white people built Kenya.

@RupertLowe10 @linmagic Yep

Hope not hate have today labelled me as one of Britain's "most extreme MPs". This is unacceptable. I want top spot.

Having worked in the public sector, I can confirm it operates as a mafia. A giant holding pen for mediocre people with mediocre degrees to wear suits and create work for each other so they can steal an ever larger chunk of taxpayers' hard-earned money. Of course they spent £180 million deciding not to build a road tunnel. When I worked in public sector management consultancy, we were tasked with finding efficiencies in the IT department of a large government agency. One man we spoke to had two laptops on his desk. He said one was for forex trading and the other one was to monitor his chicken farm in Ghana. There was no shame as he told us this, no realisation that he was actually being employed to do a job that didn't involve forex trading or managing a chicken farm in Ghana. We were struck by the number of people sitting around doing nothing, even for a public sector organisation. Then we discovered that the man running the IT department also owned an IT recruitment consultancy. Every man he hired into this IT department from his recruitment consultancy put money in his own pocket. So there was a huge incentive for him to just hire as many men as possible to get as rich as possible. Never mind being prosecuted over this - I don't think he actually lost his job. And there's an incentive in the rest of the public sector to hire as many people as possible because the more people you manage, the more important you are, the bigger budget you get, and the greater your salary. (On the plus side, as a management consultant, finding efficiencies in the public sector is a piece of piss.) When you hear about public sector investment, this is money taken from the real economy and given to people to produce very little. This isn't "investment" any more than a bank "invests" in bank robbers. It's not done to make a profit. It holds the real economy back, not just in terms of the tax burden, but also in the huge numbers of workers tied up in this false, public sector Potemkin economy. Those workers should be in the real economy producing something of value. Britain could be a paradise. We could all be rich. There's no need for mass immigration. The workers we need are already here doing nothing, on benefits or in the public sector. We just need to fire everyone in the public sector and scrap all benefits.

@GriftReport @TheGriftReport Looks like the guy had a knife soI’m ok with it myself.

Police get caught punching a cuffed man in blatant police brutality. This happened in Newcastle. No matter what he did, there was no need to punch him while he was restrained.

@EdwardJDavey And you’re a de facto commie, Ed.

Imagine seeing British people at prayer and thinking “this is a great chance to stoke fear, hatred and division”. People who do that should have no place in British politics. Freedom to worship is a fundamental British value – one the Conservative Party used to believe in.

@hameedshuja Glad you did well in your degree. Now F off back to Afghan and fight to make it a decent place to live. We don’t need you. Your country does. Bye.

Left: Me and my goats in Afghanistan. Right: Me after my PhD from one of the UK's top universities. Conclusion: Farage is an ignorant coward who thrives on hate mongering and racial stereotypes.

@heraldscotland Fact check: accurate.

"Humza is a grand-standing Islamist moron,” the Fife North East candidate said 👇

@NJ_Timothy Khan should be deported along with all his Mirpurian scum brethren.

This Labour MP wants me investigated and silenced. He makes my case for me. Labour’s rebranded “Islamophobia” definition is designed to censor us. So Mr Khan, here’s my reply: Get lost.

@Bishop_Beesley I’m not dyslexic, yet still have the same problem. Big fingers, small buttons and crap spellcheck turning small errors into big ones don’t help…

Apropos of nothing much but amongst other things I'm dyslexic, it's a strange old thing but no big deal. When I write I have to read and re-read many times before I'm satisfied with the spelling and grammar. And then days go by before I see the errors I missed.

You paid the Indians £500 million of our money to shut Port talbot and build their own blast furnace in India. You refuse to allow mining, you refuse to allow affordable electricity, you refuse to allow affordable employment. You even refuse to answer questions in Parliament. A serial liar and coward.

@BlackMediaHub Unfortunately, few white women would teach their children that whites developed a superior culture through greater ingenuity, intelligence and graft.

haven’t seen something more accurate than this.

@Rob72Reekie @StanleyArms1905 @JamieWall2 It was high.

@StanleyArms1905 @JamieWall2 What was absurd about the high tackle call?

People shitting on Pollock but this was the far worse showboating in the grand scheme of things. If Chessum had been looking at the posts he would’ve seen clear space and made the kick far easier, pretty important considering the game was decided by two points.

@ChapterMaster37 @patmccarry They went to where England supporters were mostly based.

@JonForest09 @patmccarry That’s taunting the crowd, not celebrating 🤷🏻‍♂️

"The celebrations after this try were hilarious, now that it's going to come back to bite them" - Simon Zebo on RTÉ 🗣

@BS3Alex @patmccarry They celebrated like they scored an important try, like any other team. I don’t like over-celebrating but the objection was framed not as anti-exuberance but anti-England.

@JonForest09 @patmccarry “Allowed”, such a reductive, toddler framing. People are “allowed” to do whatever they want. But if you celebrate like you’ve already won, you’d better make sure that you win. Of course it was hilarious. Hubris always is.