Richard Donaldson

A national, veteran-led community support network and People’s movement to secure our future Please join us - veteran and non-veteran alike - at frontlinealliance.org.uk/join-us/ Please share to all veterans, veterans groups and charities @RupertLowe10 @TRobinsonNewEra @KerryHopkinsTV @Iromg @RDonaldson91 @ZiaYusufUK @RealDonKeith @elonmusk

@LozzaFox Get your window kit, mate. You’ll have the Eskimos jealous.

Woke boss level completed.

@OwenShaun3305 @WillColeshill @RosieSumner257 Genuinely, I’ve had more posts removed by x.

@RDonaldson91 @WillColeshill @RosieSumner257 But Facebook won't let you speak your mind if it doesn't fit the narrative!

YouTube is MASSIVELY SUPPRESSING my interview with Sammy Woodhouse, who led the Rape Gang Inquiry! Less than 10% of the views our recent videos have got. X seems to be the only safe place. Please do share this out far and wide to people you know to help combat the censorship. Many people won't read the report unless they hear a little about it first. The only way to break through is with you sharing this. Shame on YouTube. Disgusting.

Wayne Broadhurst was stabbed 14 times by an Afghan migrant. The mainstream media are trying to hide this key fact…

There are people watching this young mother’s home where her children stay, while her husband has been remanded for 7 days for terrorism conspiracy charges. The country is bonkers. @TRobinsonNewEra @elonmusk

There was a fascinating conformity experiment carried out years ago. A group of actors sat inside a waiting room. Every time a sound was played, all the actors stood up and then sat back down again. Nobody explained why. An unsuspecting member of the public entered the room, watched everybody else doing it and eventually began copying them. Then the actors were gradually removed. But the person carried on standing. New people entered, saw that person doing it and began copying them as well. Within a short period, an entirely new group was following a ritual that none of them understood, simply because everybody else appeared to be doing it. And honestly, that explains a great deal about the modern radical Left. Create the protest. Supply the placards. Establish the approved slogans. Put enough activists at the front to manufacture momentum, and eventually other people arrive and begin repeating the performance. The original organisers can disappear and the crowd carries on. That is why, when people actually interview some of these protesters, so many struggle to explain what they are demanding. They can repeat “far right”, “fascist”, “Free Palestine”, “trans rights” or whatever slogan has been approved that week. But ask what specific policy they oppose, what law they want changed, what evidence supports their accusations or what the consequences of their proposal would be, and the conversation regularly falls apart. They know when to stand up. They just cannot explain why the bell is ringing. Compare that with most right-aligned demonstrations I have attended or watched. You will meet people with completely different grievances and often completely different political backgrounds. One may be concerned about immigration, another taxation, another free speech, sovereignty, farming or Net Zero. They may disagree with each other, but they can usually explain why they are there. That is the difference between a genuine issue and a manufactured identity.

Message to the MET Police…. You clowns WORK FOR US. About time you stop treating taxpaying adults as children in detention!

@JustRosy4566 Liz Truss went after them when she became PM. She was then removed…

@RDonaldson91 BlackRock Vanguard. How many British MPs will call it out, they all know, the monarchy will know, we are being sold down the river.

Did the deep state murder Ann Widdecombe?

@RedSquirrels88 @169Nomis That’s at twenty to seven at night. The roads are quieter. This was during rush hour traffic. Your maps give you a travel time while factoring in the current traffic situations

@RDonaldson91 @169Nomis My Google say less than 4.5 hours

@djevohardstyle Give it time

@RDonaldson91 Am actually shocked they aren’t blaming Russia for this!

@Cobratate Loads in China.

Why are there no Chinese soccer players?

Bellingham is not a DEI hire…

@calvinrobinson While wearing gym attire…

There are few things more repulsive in everyday life than seeing fat people eating in public. 🏋️

@CumbrianFella_ Only the best

@RDonaldson91 Wigan pier donk remix’s?

My bloody neighbours are blasting football music! It’s been going on all day… And I BLOODY LOVE IT! COME ON ENGLAND!!!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Disgusting. The University of Aberdeen says it is “looking into” comments made by employee Heather Herbert after she publicly celebrated the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe. Responding to the announcement, Herbert wrote: “Some good news for once. I hope it was an extremely painful death.” She then added: “I hope she was handcuffed to the bed as she screamed in agony.” A local report says Herbert offered no apology when questioned, while the university confirmed it was examining the matter. You can disagree with every political position Ann Widdecombe ever held. You can criticise her record, her beliefs and her words. But publicly fantasising about a 78-year-old woman being restrained and screaming in agony is not political criticism. It is grotesque. The University of Aberdeen now needs to decide whether this conduct meets the standards it expects from somebody publicly identified as one of its employees. And “looking into it” cannot simply become the usual holding statement until the outrage disappears. #AnnWiddecombe #UniversityOfAberdeen #PoliticalViolence #PublicStandards #UKPolitics

@LeeHarris @adamboultonTABB Spot on 💯

You spent yesterday defending yourself and now you rightly have a change of heart. Good, but your excuse is utterly appalling. It doesn't matter what context you were asked to speak, you instinctively thought what you said was acceptable. We see you for what you are. And you clearly have no humanity.

AN APOLOGY I was seriously wrong and insensitive in one of the several media appearances I made yesterday in reaction to the death of Ann Widdecombe. I got the timing and tone of my initial word portrait of her wrong. Of course I shared, and share, the horror at her murder and the respect for her remarkable and feisty political career. I also know that many people loved her for her subsequent showbiz stardom. Her untimely death is a horrible thing. My mistaken view was that in the context of rolling news coverage, I was being asked to contribute as an obituarist who has known her and interacted with her since the 1980s. This approach was premature. At no point was I expressing my personal feelings about her, that's not what I do. I was discussing her life in the round, based on the record of known facts and what she has said about herself, along with some recollections of our personal interactions. My choice of words on the spur of the moment was clumsy. I did not intend to offend though obviously I did.

@Myslavedavid And this proves my point entirely, no one should need any form of security for the things they say. Regardless of which “side” they are on or how arrogant you perceive them to be.

The left are disgusting, Rupert Lowe needs security and Nigel Farage is justified in his decision to accept money to pay for his.

@JohnSH1956 Nah, not turning up due to getting smashed would have been disrespectful. What I do in my private time is my choice.

@RDonaldson91 Hearing that you got smashed the day before your first event is disrespectful to the people who travelled miles to see and hear you speak. A round trip of 650 miles, setting off in the early hours, fuel, time, and our coffee donations to you. No hotel stay for us, at our age 69.

Feeling all nostalgic. While riots erupt across Europe over football, the mainstream media refuse to condemn them and Keir Starmer has said nothing. When I held a protest of thousands on Dover beach with NO violence and NO arrests, we were labelled “far right extremists thugs” Make it make sense…