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@jamiehogarth @LeeAndersonMP_ @reformparty_uk Nurse he's out of bed again 😂😂😂

@LeeAndersonMP_ @reformparty_uk

You need to stay off the booze pal. Or is it because she's your boss? Prediction - @reformparty_uk gain.

@KEdge23 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Keir Starmer in a picture. Irrelevant, incompetent, weak, pathetic, and extremely dishonest.

@wight_spirit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

🚨BREAKING: British citizens are calling upon King Charles to ABDICATE amid huge backlash following the announcement that he will not be giving an Easter message this year. Should Charles hand over the throne?

@TheBritLad Subway has always been Halal as far as I am aware. I went in once asked for bacon and they tried to give me "turkey" bacon explaining that they can't serve bacon 🥓 because of Halal. I left and went to the chippy.

🚨BREAKING: Thousands of furious Brits have taken to social media to declare a full boycott of Subway and KFC. Both chains have recently announced they are switching to Halal meat in their products. Do you support the boycott?

In Autumn 2022 even though the Bank of England announced the sale of £40bn gilts and kicked off the LDI crisis - the rates still weren't as high as this. Where are Britain's "financial journalists" now?

BREAKING: Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for the prime minister to resign in response to the release of the Mandelson files. She says, "[Sir Keir Starmer] has shown a complete lack of judgement, catastrophic error after catastrophic error".

Three cheers for Rowan Atkinson.

Iranian here with a message for every single American who voted for President Trump: Thank you. God bless President Trump. God bless the US Military. God bless America. 🇺🇸

£12,570. That's your tax-free allowance in 2021. And 2022. And 2023. And 2024. And 2025. And 2026. Inflation didn't get the memo 🤣

YES. 🖐🏻

David Lammy, the mastermind, declares: “Peter Mandelson is a man of considerable expertise.” Expertise in Epstein flights, leaking official documents, and charming billionaires? Yeah gold standard. - British politics: the comedy that no one asked for.

So now we have to stop being a nation of dog lovers to placate minority religious groups! Makes my blood boil.

Absolutely disgraceful.

We absolutely do! 🚜 🇬🇧

🚨BREAKING: A judge has ruled that Reform UK is permitted to proceed with its legal challenge against the Government’s attempt to cancel upcoming local elections

Starmer lied, Digital ID has not been scraped and the contracts prove it. Starmer’s statement was just a ruse to placate the protests- the system is still being implemented just not the BRIT card - Biometric , Registration , Identification and Tracking. youtube.com/watch?v=j61ogV…

@elonmuskTehh7 HOPE

The Birmingham policing scandal has crossed a line. What began as cowardice has curdled into something far worse. It has now emerged that a Birmingham mosque was involved in interviewing and appointing the police chief whose force later excluded Jewish football supporters from public life. This is not a minor procedural curiosity. It goes to the heart of why the truth was bent, why the threat was inverted, and why the victims were removed instead of protected. Craig Guildford, the head of West Midlands Police, was appointed after a process that included Kamran Hussain, then chief executive of Green Lane mosque, sitting on an interview panel. That same mosque was later consulted by the force ahead of the decision to exclude Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from Villa Park. The same force then claimed, falsely, that the threat came from Jewish fans rather than from local extremists preparing violence. Individually, each of these facts can be brushed aside. Together, they form a pattern that can no longer be ignored. Green Lane mosque is not an abstract "community partner". It has hosted preachers who promoted antisemitic conspiracy theories and sectarian intolerance. Government funding was suspended after videos surfaced of sermons excusing discrimination and endorsing physical "discipline" of wives. These are not marginal details. They are the backdrop. And yet this institution was treated as a stakeholder in policing decisions affecting Jews. Its former chief executive helped vet the man now presiding over a force accused of lying to Parliament, concealing intelligence, and rewriting events to protect its reputation. This is not an accusation of crude conspiracy. It is something more corrosive. It is the exposure of a system in which authority is shaped by appeasement networks. Where those most capable of causing unrest are granted influence. Where enforcement becomes negotiable and truth becomes inconvenient. That is how we arrived at a position where police logs recorded masked groups gathering, youths "looking to fight", and intelligence that the Israeli team was being tracked online. And yet the public was told the day was "largely peaceful" to avoid "over-dramatisation". This was not reassurance. It was deception. When Keir Starmer called the ban wrong, he was right. When Kemi Badenoch demanded Guildford's dismissal, she was right. When critics said this reeked of political pressure rather than policing necessity, they were right again. The most revealing detail is not who sat on which panel. It is what followed. A police force that consults mosques hosting extremist rhetoric. A leadership culture shaped by "community engagement" where the loudest voices are treated as veto-holders. A decision to exclude Jews "for their own safety". And then a cover-up to make it all look routine. This is how equal policing is dismantled. Not through open prejudice, but through institutional fear. Not because officers hate Jews, but because the system rewards accommodation and punishes enforcement. Because it is easier to manage the victims than confront the threat. The defenders of this arrangement will say there is nothing sinister here. That processes were followed. That panels were broad. That no single individual decided anything. That is precisely the problem. When responsibility is so diffused that no one is accountable, injustice becomes frictionless. A country that allows sectarian pressure to shape police leadership and operational decisions is no longer policing by consent. It is policing by concession. Birmingham did not stumble into this outcome. It arrived there by design. And until that design is dismantled, this will not be the last time a minority is told to stay away quietly so others do not have to behave. That is not the rule of law. It is governance by fear. "Craig Guildford was appointed after a process that included Kamran Hussain, then chief executive of Green Lane mosque, sitting on an interview panel."

@benonwine Yes

YES OR NO?