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@timdavies_uk @ForcesNews I would appreciate it. Just watched your video on the Reds. @FUDdaily made a good post about the retreat of the armed forces from public life and whilst it would feel wrong to use a foreign a/c for Reds, they are one of the last public engagement elements we have.

@Liam08612451 @ForcesNews I think AERALIS 'had' legs but was not executed as well as it could have been. I disagreed with the CEO about initial capital acquisition and it's a very long story, I might do a video on it this week.

The Red Arrows will need a new jet by 2030 — and the race to replace the Hawk T1 is now wide open With one British contender collapsing into administration, manufacturers across Europe are now competing to power the RAF's next generation display team🔗forcesnews.com/services/raf/w…

@ENGLISHKIT21 @Landeur He was like 32 and as far as I know he was not a father. He was a liberal gamer who was basically just anti-feminist and got his kicks out of being a bit edgy. I didn't even know who he was until around 2019.

@Landeur Carl was like 40 in 2014, do you really think someone can drastically change there political views at that age or is he just a grifter? Doesn’t help that he behaves like his views are correct and anyone that disagrees is a unintelligent pleb.

I don’t really give a shit what Carl Benjamin tweeted 10 years ago because I entirely believe his conversion and he has done a lot for this space. Keep sharing 2014 tweets like it’s a gotcha all you like though.

@bluemilkpatriot @Landeur I don't think mud-slinging on twitter is a good way to have this discussion, however, and I don't doubt there is a small element of hesitancy regarding the word 'nationalism' and its connotations with regards to marketing Restore to the wider public. Patriotism makes more sense.

@bluemilkpatriot @Landeur His issue stems from the fact that nationalism is a political ideology which promotes loyalty to the nation or nation-state. It's very easy for this to lead to the conflation of the state and nation, and render the cart being put before the horse.

@frankwrighter @RestoreBritain_ Outstanding!

I went up to Makerfield to canvass for @RestoreBritain_ - and explained why Restore is the only party which will save the nation:

@NickDixon I hope he doesn't have any skeletons in his closet because I think we just found the next Restore candidate

Feel like this guy has waited his whole life to say this. Incredibly eloquent and accurate appraisal of the failure of Western elites.

@rzymianin @nicholadrummond They might be bolted together in Britain but the parts would be manufactured abroad. Hardly a British aircraft

@Liam08612451 @nicholadrummond T-7 Red Hawk is from BAE Systems and Hurjet is from Airbus.

The Boeing / Saab T-7 Red Hawk is in pole position to replace the RAF’s ageing Hawk trainer. Conceived as 5th / 6th generation training aircraft with fully digitised architecture, it would be ideal for training both F-35 and Tempest crews. A tie-up with BAE Systems will include UK assembly. And, of course, a certain aerobatic team could use it.

@dougDKMaviation @timdavies_uk @ForcesNews Source? If so then £5mil is a no-brainer but how close to a flying aircraft will that get us. If they can get an aircraft in the air for less than £10mil just go for it

@timdavies_uk @ForcesNews There's no British alternative though. I remain unconvinced by Aeralis but I know you think it had legs. So either we resurrect it with a BIG cash injection before they've even got an aircraft off the ground or we scrap the Reds because there's no British jet?

@ForcesNews Great idea to get a foreign jet to demonstrate the British aerospace industry.

@rzymianin @nicholadrummond Nothing is...

@Liam08612451 @nicholadrummond But both are not from UK

@defencewithac This or T50 is my preferred solution in exactly the manner which you describe. Trainer, light-fighter, display. Get your money's worth and buy enough so it's worthwhile.

Get Leonardo to set up a line in the UK maybe and buy a bunch of these for Reds, training and as a light attack squadron or two for 'policing' work.

@twittorix @FUDdaily 😂 it is depressing but there is a lot of good work that goes on. Retarded decisions by senior officers and inconsistent direction from the MOD and HM Gov doesn't help. Ultimately it's a failure to define strategy and stick with it long term

@Liam08612451 @FUDdaily It's getting to the point where we should scrap the military, we have the 5th highest global defence budget and nothing to show for it, an ineffective armed forces and a useless MOD.

Pathetic. Across all variants, about 1,000 Hawks have been produced in the UK. We can find two engines.

@JakeWStephens91 @FUDdaily I think it's realistically a two horse race between the Leonardo M346 and Boeing-Saab T7. I quite like the KAI T-50 and there's also the Turkish Hurjet which Spain have chosen.

@Liam08612451 @FUDdaily Seen that now, dayum. Leonardo is an option?

@AcademicAgent_X The tutorial phase is quite slow. I almost put it down and didn't pick it back up the first time I played. It went on to become my favourite game of all time, completed multiple times+expansions etc. (I'm not a 'gamer' FWIW, I just like solid single player story driven games)

I’m in this tavern and have lost interest. Going for a walk. Maybe I’ll come back to it. I find many highly rated modern games like this. Cut from a different cloth me. That said I will still give it a chance. It sort of looks good despite entirely failing to grab me so far.

@Sargon_of_Akkad Scott Benton needs to go. No former MPs who have been embroiled in sleaze scandals should be anywhere near the party.

Restore's enthusiasm gap is unparalleled.

@JakeWStephens91 @FUDdaily ... Aeralis went bust about a week ago

@Liam08612451 @FUDdaily Aeralis will likely be the replacement.

@TheHauskarl @ClarkeMicah I did exactly the same. There was something about that clip that really stuck with me.

Thank you @ClarkeMicah for reciting that poem on Question Time all those years ago, it never left me, I think of it often and made sure to memorize it. My culture and country may be vandalized every day, but the things we learn by heart remain out of reach.

This guy's patronising and confused lecturing of Britons on their identity might unironically be alienating people in wildly unintended ways. He couldn't even do Britons the courtesy of mentioning something meaningful like Shakespeare or the Magna Carta. No, just vibes and lager and fish & chips or something. This is the same bunch of hand-waving feel-good vagaries some Norwegian socialist lectured X on earlier today ("oh a Norwegian is... Uh... Like someone who lives in Norway and increases GDP or something" ok buddy, lol, lmao even). You'd think, in exchange for indulging in the deconstruction of your very identity that he would do you the dignity of citing something that spoke to the Anglo heart. So let me do it for you, Mr Jeevun: Into my heart an air that kills From yon far country blows: What are those blue remembered hills, What spires, what farms are those? That is the land of lost content, I see it shining plain, The happy highways where I went And cannot come again. And to all my new Norwegian follower friends, I hope this small token of England finds you and your beautiful people well. You are not alone, quite to the contrary, we are all together. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@SancastleAir @FUDdaily Could work but probably a lot more expensive than using trainer jets and it's not like there's a surplus of money

@Liam08612451 @FUDdaily 6 Tranche 1 Phoons. Call them the Black Arrows. Done