Steve Dickason

The main constraint is not arresting the issue but then be willing to arrest people who express the will of the people through speech. Democracy is the will of the people, not what politicians believe that will is. However unpopular it may be you cannot tell people in a democracy what they can and cannot say. Its starts with you can’t say that and the you can’t think that. That is exerting control.

The most shocking thing from a Japanese perspective is not the crimes themselves. It is that British people are being turned into second-class citizens in their own homeland — and they are still expected to stay polite about it. Grooming gang victims were ignored for years. Now, after another attempted beheading, the same pattern: downplay the attacker, crack down on anyone who gets angry. You have elections. You have a military. You have history. Yet your leaders continue importing the exact people who are destroying your safety, and most of you still say nothing. In Japan, this would be considered an invasion. And we would respond accordingly. Britain, you are running out of time to remember what it means to defend your own.

When the consequences of your actions are lower than where you come from I.e if you did this act in Sudan the likelihood of losing your life is very high vs in this case arrest and fair trial. The odds of committing heinous and minor crimes go up as your reference point is where you come from. If you don’t integrate and accept local customs and laws it simply increases the likelihood of crime.

Murderous migrants beheading innocent people in their home town is what’s making people angry, not “social media”!

@TRobinsonNewEra @drcjjackson What would have happened had he done this in Sudan?

The face of Hadi Alodid. The scum who tried to behead a vulnerable man in Belfast. Enough!!

@seanhannity Who carries a knife to school. Like a gun don’t carry it if you don’t intend to use it.

WHAT A CROCK! Crockett Remarks Ignite Outrage After Texas Murder Trial [WATCH] hannity.com/media-room/wha…

@RupertLowe10 Sensible,pragmatic , unifying message of courage to do the things that matter.

I have been married for 40 years now - four children, two grandchildren. The best decision was ever made was building our family. It is an appalling shame that so many British men and women feel unable to do the same for reasons outside of their control. My generation has spectacularly failed them all. We need to own up to that, and we need to fix it. There is finally a pro-family political party that will reverse so much of the damage done - Restore Britain. How? Tax breaks for parents. Let working men and women keep more of what they earn to spend how they choose. This is THE most important policy above all else. Merge tax allowances for married couples. Trust families to spend their money, not the Government. A Restore Britain Government will front-load child benefit. Pay more in the earlier years when the help is needed. Wouldn’t cost a penny, but would mean that parents get help when they really need it buying prams, cots, nappies etc. This would be exclusively for British children with one or two British parents. Widen VAT exemptions for child-related items, and expand tax-deductible childcare costs. Reducing tax obviously helps, but we need more - Restore Britain would make childcare fully tax deductible. All hours. Regulation should be eased so that ratios aren’t so strict, with more children per adult allowed. Encourage youngsters into childcare with proper bursaries, apprenticeships and so on. Tax incentives for more nurseries/pre-schools. Foreign children with foreign parents would not be eligible for free childcare paid for by the taxpayer. If a healthy Brit is on benefits and refuses to work? They will not receive free childcare. You’ve got the time, look after your child. Working parents should be given the help. Not the healthy indolent. The two-child cap would be reinstated. If you want more children but can’t be bothered to work? That’s your problem, not the taxpayer. Restore Britain will abolish stamp duty for British families (full policy coming soon). Priority on social housing lists. No foreign national families in social housing would free up an enormous amount of space for British men and women to build their family. Restore Britain would overhaul spousal visas - British citizens should be able to raise their families in Britain with a foreign spouse, without being treated like criminals by the Home Office. This would be alongside the ‘red list’ to crush fraud. That is positive immigration, and should be welcomed. Restore Britain will welcome it. IVF and fertility treatment. There should be proper investment in helping those who struggle to have children naturally. Not brutally rationed as it currently is. More rounds, more chances. This would not be offered to the entire third world as it is now - it would all be funded by simply not doing that. A Restore Britain Government would allow parents to take their children out of school for a limited number of term-time days per year, as the parents see fit. If the child is developing well, that is a decision for the parents. A small change that will save families thousands... Restore Britain stands with the young British men and women who want to build a family. Most importantly, our wider plan of restoration will give them the confidence they need to have children, to bring them into the world. On tax, deportations, crime. Everything. It all needs to change to restore belief. That is our objective. Our plan will make a family possible for millions more British men and women - this is how we Restore Britain.

He is a successful driver and was paid by billionaires investing in the sport. A successful entrepreneur can make infinitely more and this should be encouraged by all nations. You can drink the milk and kill the cow. There are people that have much better skills in different areas that appeal to more people. The hypocrisy is staggering.

Lewis Hamilton is tax resident in Monaco. The reason he may not yet be a billionaire is because he spends all his money buying clothes from the "pissed yourself" bin in Primary Schools.

@implausibleblog @Keir_Starmer Who pays for this? Capex / opex . Tax payers.

A good start, but while the operation of these services has moved to public ownership today, private companies are still profiting significantly from the railways: The actual trains (rolling stock) are still owned by private Rolling Stock Companies (ROSCOs) such as Angel Trains, Porterbrook, and Eversholt The public operator now pays them leasing fees — often very expensive ones — which flow straight into private profits and dividends to shareholders Starmer’s line "not private profit" sounds good, but it’s not fully accurat Private profit is still baked into the system through these leasing arrangements because the government chose not to nationalise the trains themselves This is half-nationalisation at best Passengers are still indirectly subsidising private shareholders every time they buy a ticket If the government wants to truly claim "public good, not private profit" they should be honest about what remains privatised instead of overselling this as a complete fix

I promised we would fix our broken railways. Today Southern, Thameslink, Great Northern and Gatwick Express return to public ownership. Run for the public good, not private profit. This Labour government is putting passengers first.

@Keir_Starmer What are targets and performance measures?

@TRobinsonNewEra @drcjjackson On D Day?

Invaders have been rioting in the home of the EU, Brussels for days now, and the legacy media are silent on it. They'll still keep telling DIEversity is your strength as they kill and destroy everything around you.

@Jacob_Rees_Mogg So true who decides , how far back do you go, only people can be racist not institutions. That makes the case for volunteering to do training the best option. Implying that every one is racist is wrong.

Surely serving police officers ought not to enter the world of politics by arguing for DEI and criticising Donald Trump? digitaleditions.telegraph.co.uk/data/2454/read…

6 months and no arrests for those who were complicit and negligent. Post the wrong message and your door gets kicked down. How do we measure justice? Not by what politician say but by action. For a murder it should be swift to deter potential perpetrators but most of all to provide the family with justice. The complicity here is as large as the duplicity by authorities. RIP Henry.

It is this or death

@elonmusk The march to Mars has begun. Toolbox like never before is almost developed. Buy in and be a part of Consciousness Conservation

Time to build major base on the Moon!

@EndWokeness @elonmusk Unconstitutional

IT BEGINS… NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveils plan to "transfer ownership" from landlords to "the community"

@DavidJeans2 What a load of lies. Clueless and seeking attention.

NEW- Tensions are rising between the Pentagon and SpaceX over multiple issues, including an episode where Elon Musk's company hiked the price of Starlink/Starshield - used to guide strike drones - at the start of the Iran war. reuters.com/business/aeros…

@XFreeze 33 is an important number it’s not arbitrary

Starship Flight 12 was a major leap forward This was the first flight of the Starship and Super Heavy V3 vehicles, the first flight of Raptor 3 engines, the first launch from Pad 2, and the first Starship mission to deploy modified Starlink satellites to image Starship in space And for a first V3 flight, Starship achieved the major objectives SpaceX needed most It delivered: • Successful liftoff from Starbase • Super Heavy lit all 33 Raptor 3 engines • Successful first-stage ascent • Successful hot staging • Starship reached its planned trajectory • Demonstrated engine-out capability after losing one vacuum Raptor • Deployed all 20 Starlink simulators • Deployed 2 modified Starlink satellites to image Starship in space • Survived reentry and gathered critical heatshield + structural data • Tested rear flap structural limits • Performed a dynamic banking maneuver for future Starbase return profiles • Guided itself to the planned Indian Ocean splashdown zone • Completed landing flip, landing burn, and splashdown on two Raptors A few things did not go fully to plan Super Heavy lost one engine during ascent, the boostback burn ended early, and the booster ended with a hard splashdown in the Gulf. Starship also lost one vacuum engine during ascent, but still completed the core Starship-side objectives But that is exactly why these flight tests exist: to push the vehicle to its limits, find the weak points, and collect the data needed for the next iteration The important part is that Starship still made it through the profile, demonstrated redundancy, deployed payloads, survived reentry, and executed the final landing sequence That is a huge result for the first flight of the V3 stack

@XFreeze @elonmusk It’s is cruelty not fake empathy … period !!. It’s like a psychopath caring for victims … not possible. It’s about themselves and only themselves.

Woke mind virus destroys beauty, art, and everything you truly love and that is worth loving - all in the name of fake empathy

@RealTimers @billmaher @JohnFetterman @rep @DanCrenshawTX @donnabrazile @HBO Question is there a space for a third party. Left and right does not seem like a fair reflection of the average Americans interests to realise Americas huge potential. Secondly should all policies be measured and accountability be enforced?

FRIDAY: @BillMaher welcomes Sen. @JohnFetterman, @Rep. @DanCrenshawTX + the one and only @DonnaBrazile to Real Time @HBO! Reply with a question and join the conversation after the show on #RTOvertime.

@NASAAdmin Exciting times ahead

I applaud President Trump’s whole-of-government effort to bring greater transparency to the American people on unidentified anomalous phenomena. At NASA, our job is to bring the brightest minds and most advanced scientific instruments to bear, follow the data, and share what we learn. We will remain candid about what we know to be true, what we have yet to understand, and all that remains to be discovered. Exploration and the pursuit of knowledge are core to NASA’s mission as we endeavor to unlock the secrets of the universe.

We need leaders that challenge us to deliver our best not promise us free “stuff” or an easier time. SpaceX is a microcosm of what is possible for humanity. Best people doing there best work … that is serving humanity . We can only help those that need help if we help ourselves. Hand up is better than a hand-down every single day

.@tobi says the photo of SpaceX’s Raptor evolution is the “most inspiring picture that exists.” “That's today’s Picasso.” “Very few teams can move forward by subtraction.” “The world belongs to the fast. The people who iterate. The people who adjust. The people who understand what’s costly, what’s unnecessary, and prune away the rest.”

@GavinNewsom The war has cost less than your fraud

Trump has no plan in Iran. Hegseth doesn’t even know the cost. The American people are paying for their incompetence — every day at the pump.