Mark Halfpenny

@liz_churchill10 If this man had said any of the following - *I'm scared of the flags on lamp posts *The far right worry me *We need more breakfast clubs That interview would have been made into a ½ hour special feature But he told the truth & the BBC ran away

Hahahahaha… This BBC reporter’s face MELTS as a BLACK British man goes FULL VIRAL on LIVE TV… “Britain is FULL! Mass immigration has DESTROYED this Country and exploded crime!” The stunned host turns and BOLTS mid-interview. DEFUND THE BBC NOW

@Suffragent_ @MerseyPolice You only have to glance at her to know her career path. *Graduate entrant *Minimum possible time on the beat *Bag carrier for senior officers *Avoid tough policing roles *Desk based roles reporting to senior managers *Anything to climb the greasy pole Disgrace to the uniform!

NEVER FORGET‼️Serena Kennedy, Chief Constable of @MerseyPolice, lied to us all. She said Southport was NOT jihad - even though it was. She also described Axel Rudakubana as a Welsh choirboy, then cried 'misogyny' when criticised. She has since retired with a full pension. 🇬🇧

@RupertLowe10 @HousewifePolish Thanks for the publicity👍 The liberal left sneer at us plebs, talk down to us & lecture us because they think we're stupid. How dare we have an opinion - unless, of course, it's the same as their opinion. What they fail to realise is - there are far, far more of us than them

I see the Times have published a desperate hit piece attacking Restore Britain. They do though helpfully outline some of our 'key policies', as they call them. To quote their summary... 'mass deportations by removing the entire illegal migration population of the UK' 'abolish the asylum system' 'restore a “pro-British” education system' 'end political Islam' Sounds bloody good to me. They also seem to get annoyed that we're stating the NHS should hire qualified British medical professionals over foreign nationals. I stand by every single word. All in all, a good promotion of our policy platform. First the media ignored us, now they're attacking us. We must be making progress.

@RestoreBritain_ @MontgomeryToms Nigel - you were the future once! Then you saw the chance of real power & decided that enriching your life was more important than enriching our lives. Rupert is doing what you should've done!

From a private jet, Farage has just attacked Restore Britain as 'one angry man saying stuff on the internet.' There's a lot more than one of us now, Farage...

@ExposedGreens Prospective Green councillor knocked yesterday. She was absolutely dreadful. Denied almost all Green policies, saying "Where are you getting these from" ? When I read out Polanski's own words to her, she stammered, smirked & couldn't wait to get away. Such dangerous people!

🚨We’ve just hit 8,500 followers in only 48 hours! 🎉 Banned from Facebook for criticising the Green Party’s pro-Islamist agenda … it only fuelled my determination. Thanks to your shares and support, we’re exposing their true colours. This vile party has no place hiding its agenda. We’ve only just begun. Keep spreading the word. Whistleblowers and tips welcome - all chats strictly private. My mission is clear: Zack Polanski does not belong in British politics.

@JackieD86388657 @RupertLowe10 @JoshuaHogarth1 This was mid 2023, less than 3 years ago. They were Ministers of State. Braverman was Home Secretary Jenrick was Immigration Minister They were not just following orders. They held positions that give orders, make decisions & set policy. They will be Reform's ministers

@RupertLowe10 @JoshuaHogarth1 I'm assuming they had to sign it off or lose their jobs? I think we need to go after whoever was PM at the time. Was it Boris or Rishi? The whole thing is a scandal but I don't think it's down to two MPs It's bigger than that

Reform are promising an inquiry into the actions of the Conservative Government on immigration. I’ve done my own small investigation on what Reform MPs Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman were responsible for as ministers, on just one contract. Take a look, and see if you agree with how Reform MPs actually acted when they held power… The Bibby Stockholm. Remember that? Vast accommodation for illegals. £1,593,535,200 for 'Provision of Bridging Accommodation and Travel Services’ awarded to ‘Corporate Travel Management (North) Limited’. A Bradford based company according to the records… That’s a LOT of money. Let’s take a look at where all that money went, all taken from documents officially labelled as ‘sensitive’… Remember - this is all happened under Reform’s Braverman and Jenrick's watch. Braverman was the Home Secretary. Jenrick was the immigration minister. Braverman’s title was on the sodding contract! Dated 05/04/2023. How did they see fit to care for these illegal men who have broken into our country? The illegals must be provided with a ‘varied daily menu’. The menu ‘must’ be developed through working with a ‘cultural advisor’. Needless to say, Halal meat is obviously provided. I’d like to know how much these ‘cultural advisors’ are getting paid... ‘Three balanced nutritious meals’ must be provided. A late night snack ‘must’ be provided if the illegal arrives late and misses the evening meal. Brilliant. Wouldn’t want them going hungry, would we? Cleaning. A ‘cleaning programme’ must be delivered to the standards set by the ‘British Institute of Cleaning Science’. Routine cleaning must be provided, and their cabins are cleaned on a ‘twice weekly basis’. A ‘house-keeping laundry service’ is included, with a maximum '48-hour turn around’’ 'The Supplier shall change and launder all Service User bed sheets & towels on a weekly basis as a minimum.' Bed sheets changed every week for them. Not bad, is it? Information on the local area is provided - including amenities and facilities. Illegals are assisted to make contact with a local GP surgery and dentist - they are assisted to do this and they are helped to register with the GP. The illegals are to be taken and returned from medical appointments. A 24/7/365 staffed reception service is provided on site. That’s a must, of course… A ‘programme of organised recreational activities' are provided, seven days a week. Activities available ‘morning, afternoon, and evening each day’. This is all true, all in the documents… As ludicrous as it sounds. The contract demands that the illegals have their ‘spiritual needs’ met. What?! The illegals must be given ‘an opportunity to participate in meaningful activities, which reflect the age, gender, cultural, and ethnic needs of a diverse population’. Meaningful activities. Their words. This was all signed off by the Reform politicians. It is infuriating. Full Wi-Fi coverage is required, with a bank of mobile phones available ’24/7'. They are given ‘guidance and support’ on how to conduct ‘research’ online. Transport requests will be taken at short notice, all day every day. ’24/7’ again mentioned. The transport must be ‘punctual’. ‘Adequate transport links’ must be provided to assist the illegals into the local area - and booking of transport services must be delivered for those ‘who wish to travel beyond the local area’. So they're helping to ship them out into the rest of the country... This is insane. Is this really what Reform voters want to endorse? I judge people by what they do, not what they say. When Reform’s Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman held power, what did they do? They laid the red carpet out for illegals - some of these men would have gone on to commit crime, sexually assault women, and who knows what else. It is horrific. They were the ministers. They were responsible. This is the tip of the iceberg on their track record - they allowed countless hordes of third world sex pests into our country. They are responsible. Restore Britain’s position is very clear. All illegals in the country would be securely detained in tented accommodation until they can be swiftly deported. No ‘recreational’ activities as the Reform MPs so kindly provided, no five star comfort, none of it. Two words. DETAIN. DEPORT. If you want the illegals out, there is only one party to back. Restore Britain.

@RupertLowe10 And this is why I will be voting for Restore Britain rather than Reform. Jenrick & Braverman are saying all the right things now but this is how they acted less than 3 years ago.

@trishad37015799 @claire_adams694 Where do you start with a comment like this? How is drawing attention to these horrendous & almost unique crimes "pushing racism"? There are loads of white rapists but they don't tend to operate in large gangs, nor do politicians, police, social workers & others cover for them.

@claire_adams694 Nathan Spencer raped 35 children he was a doctor, and three white British men were convicted of raping babies in the past two months! Let's start protecting children instead of using child victims of rape to push racism

29 Muslim men were charged in connection with the rape and exploitation of a young girl between 2003 and 2010 in Halifax. Those charged are: Asad Ali, 37, of Brighouse, is charged with two counts of rape Ajmal Aziz, 39 of Halifax, is charged with three counts of rape and attempted rape Mohammed Jangier, 44, of Halifax, is charged with rape Mohammed Asif, 36, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Harris Ahmed Butt, 37, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape and two counts of indecent assault Taukeer Butt, 36, of Halifax, is charged with three counts of rape Muitasim Khan, 40, of Halifax, is charged with rape Mohammed Hamza, 47, of Halifax, is charged with rape Mohsin Mir, 40, of Halifax, is charged with three counts of rape Javid Mir, 38, of Halifax, is charged with rape Haroon Saddique, 37, of Bradford, is charged with two counts of rape Zahir Iqbal, 41, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Sarfraz Rabnawaz, 35, of Bradford, is charged with two counts of rape Wajid Addalat, 43, of Halifax, is charged with rape Sajid Addalat, 45, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Nazim Hussain, 43, of Bradford, is charged with conspiracy to rape Nadeem Saddiqque, 43, of Sheffield, is charged with rape Saquab Hussain, 43, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Sadakat Ali, 48, of Bradford, is charged with rape Ziarab Mohammed, 48, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Imran Raja Yasin, 41, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Zulfiqar Ali, 40, of Bradford, is charged with two counts of rape Malik Abid Qadeer, 64, of Halifax, is charged with five counts of rape Kamran Amin, 45, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Mohammed Akhtar, 51, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Ali Zulfiqar, 38, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape Shafiq Ali Rafiq, 40, of Dewsbury, is charged with two counts of rape Amir Shaban, 45, of Halifax, is charged with rape Sakeb Nazir, 36, of Halifax, is charged with two counts of rape

@Denise_fergus What kind of society have we become, where people can avoid responsibility for almost anything just by parroting a couple of well-rehearsed words? Truly, we have lost our way.

Wow so the scumbag who has twice vandalised my son's headstone is now going down the route of mental health when he drives 25 mins 2 to 3 times a week to visit a grave close to were James is, he cannot be questioned All I want to know is were he has put the heads of the angels

@KayBurley @bbclaurak @vicderbyshire "No fan of Starmer" 🤣🤣 Just like the man below is no fan of Liverpool FC Burley might as well read the news with a red rosette on

No fan of Starmer but he continues to hold his nerve and carry out the supreme duty as PM - to keep his citizens safe from harm. @bbclaurak @vicderbyshire

@HJB_News__ "Administrative matters"? Is that a posh way of saying "two tier justice" ?? They're hoping we simply forget about this abomination & carry on being good, obedient plebs.

Pakistani Manchester attackers on female police officer case has now been delayed for a week because of mysterious 'administrative matters' that cannot be reported. As a result of this delay, the outcome of the 5 week trial won't be known until after the local elections. Something isn’t right here?

@RupertLowe10 @Lucie_Fur99 Women like this will be the death of Western civilisation. They think that a small island, with an already fractured society, very limited resources & limited space can keep on importing millions with zero consequences. The very definition of suicidal empathy!

@Lucie_Fur99 You describe yourself as a 'Trans-Inclusive Feminist', so I'm going to go ahead and ignore your opinion. Magic.

Fucking magic. How the fuck are professionals who have a responsibility to keep people safe (medical professionals, social workers, police etc) supposed to work with non-English speakers? Rupert Lowe is a cunt.

@AllisonPearson @HousewifePolish @reformparty_uk Can we wait 3 years?? This lot will spend every second between now & 2029 importing millions that will vote for them. There won't be a country left!

Be of good cheer. More in Conmon poll says Reeves, Cooper, Miliband will lose their seats at the general election. 16 out of 22 Cabinet ministers will lose their seats to @reformparty_uk Labour are finished.

@ukhomeoffice Utter shite!! You have no idea who these men are, so how do you know what their history is? They throw away their documentation but you still let them in. They're your priority, not taxpayers.

Coming to the UK from overseas is a privilege, not a right. Any foreign national with a history of crime and violence is not welcome. If you pose a risk to our country, you will be refused entry or removed.

@JChimirie66677 The picture of her that you used - I know it's a still from a video but how often do you see such images of female, left wing politicians? Mouth wide open (mid rant) Aggressive hand gestures Wide eyes staring at their opponent A look of contempt on their face

Ambition Before Duty. The Minister Who Put Her Career Ahead of the Law. Next Wednesday marks one year since the Supreme Court ruled, unanimously and without ambiguity, that sex under the Equality Act means biological sex. One year since the law was settled. One year since the Equality and Human Rights Commission drafted its code of practice setting out what that ruling requires of hospitals, schools, gyms and public bodies. One year since Bridget Phillipson received that code and chose to sit on it. What has changed in twelve months is not the law. The judgment stands. The code is ready. What has changed is the credibility of the minister charged with implementing it. Baroness Falkner, who led the EHRC until November and oversaw the drafting of that code, has now said plainly what many had suspected: Phillipson is withholding guidance not because it requires further work, but because publishing it would cost her politically. The activist MPs whose votes she needs for promotion would not forgive her. So women wait, and the minister keeps her powder dry (Martin, 2026). That is a specific accusation, made by a specific person with direct knowledge of the process. It is not a political opponent guessing at motive. Falkner submitted the code. She watched it stall. She knows what ready looks like, and she knows the guidance is ready. Her conclusion, that personal ambition is the operative factor, carries weight that no government spokesman can easily dismiss. The Labour response, that Falkner had demeaned the office she once held, did not address the substance. It attacked the witness. Which leaves the charge unanswered. Consider what the title Secretary of State for Women and Equalities actually represents. Not a departmental portfolio in the ordinary sense, but a stated commitment, a promise woven into the office itself. To hold that title while deliberately withholding the legal protections owed to the women you nominally represent is a contradiction so stark it requires no elaboration. The office makes the accusation. Falkner supplies the motive. The anniversary provides the measure. Falkner went further still, and her wider observation deserves to be heard. She drew a parallel with the grooming gangs scandal, noting that this government has a pattern of institutional inaction driven by fear of upsetting particular constituencies. The comparison is uncomfortable precisely because it is not new. The structure is familiar: a known problem, a clear remedy, a minister unwilling to act because the political cost of action outweighs, in their private calculation, the human cost of delay. Those doing the waiting are never the ministers. Starmer's position is untenable on its own terms. He told Parliament the ruling must be implemented in full. His minister is arguing for a case-by-case approach that restores the incoherence the court rejected. He is a lawyer. He knows what a unanimous Supreme Court judgment means. He also knows what his backbenchers want. The gap between those two things is where women's rights currently reside. The government's rebuttal speaks of sober leadership and treating everyone with dignity. Fine words. But dignity is not delivered by a code of practice that lives in a ministerial drawer. Protection is not real if it exists only in statute while the guidance that would make it operational is suppressed for career reasons. The court has done its work. The EHRC has done its work. One minister has not done hers. "Phillipson is withholding guidance not because it requires further work, but because publishing it would cost her politically."

@TheGriftReport I wonder if her real problem is a lack of any of the following?🤔 *Talent *Application *Work ethic *Willingness to adapt So much easier to play the race card than to accept your own shortcomings

Dan Walker is facing an employment tribunal accused of misogyny, sexism and bullying by his former Channel 5 News co-anchor Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije. The black female presenter claims he targeted her during their year working together from April 2022; she left the channel in 2023. Vanderpuije sought a settlement up to £13m, later reduced to £4m, both rejected. An internal ITN probe in April 2024 fully exonerated Walker, finding no evidence of any wrongdoing. He strongly denies all claims and has over 50 character witness statements from colleagues, footballers and Olympians. Tribunal starts April 20 in London. Is it me or does something seem off here?

@MikeTappTweets Completely predictable because of the culture this dreadful Labour government has created. You muppets spend all your time whining about a "far right" that doesn't exist but you mollycoddle these violent scumbags. This is the inevitable result!

Instead of being at work (maybe unemployable), they choose to intimidate MoD staff who are working hard to keep our country safe. Disgraceful.

@RupertLowe10 You are exactly what Great Britain needs, Rupert. But I've just read a few posts by Green members / supporters. They are truly, truly unhinged. The world they want to create would be utter chaos but they're too stupid to see it. These are the people we must defeat totally!!

Pantomime politics is not what Britain needs. Restoring Britain will not involve giant cheques, or t-shirt cannons, or indoor pyrotechnic displays. It will require a series of very difficult decisions that a great number of people will not appreciate. That process will last many years. That’s just the honest truth. It will mean removing millions of people who should not be in our country. It will mean removing endless financial help from the government for healthy individuals who simply cannot be bothered to work. It will mean vast cuts to the parasitic state that so many have become so accustomed to enjoying. That will all be unpopular. That will all be challenged. That will all be uncomfortable. I’m not promising you anything different. If you want an easy ride, vote for someone else because Restore Britain is not going to provide that for you. We are going to strip back the state in order to allow hardworking men and women to flourish. That is the only way out. It is very possible that I will not even live to see the full benefits of these decisions. So be it. Restoring Britain is not an overnight job. It will take years, possibly decades, to reverse the damage inflicted on us all. Politicians need to start finally being honest about the scale of what needs to happen There is a vast, vast mountain to climb. But it can, and it must, be done. Does this win votes for Restore Britain? I don’t know. Probably not. But it’s the truth, and people need to hear it.

@MikeTappTweets "Country first. Always" 5 syllables But you only needed the first syllable

Country first. Always!

@BasilTheGreat Is that a man ???? Well I never 😢

🚨BREAKING: Darts BANS Trans Players from Women's Only Events This means the giant man with lipstick on known as Noa-Lynn van Leuven will no longer be able to compete in the Women's only competitions