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Being right is a moral victory. Being in power is a structural one. You can point out the Emperor has no clothes, but as long as he still owns the wardrobe, the palace, and the guards, your "truth" is just noise. The Emperor remains an Emperor; the fool remains a fool. This isn't a reason to stay quiet; it's a reminder to stop expecting the "Gotcha" to do the heavy lifting. If the system stays intact despite the truth, stop just shouting at the man and start dismantling the machinery that keeps him there. Knowledge isn't power—action is.

@RupertLowe10 As we call it (Im local) “crack-a-dilly gardens” …. I’ve lived here 20 years now and it’s changed hugely in those times. Dangerous as well as shitty. And not just at nighttime. We have become used to it now though …

Go and look at that video of Restore Britain’s Greater Manchester mayoral candidate, Marlon West, walking around Piccadilly Gardens late at night. It’s just disgusting, honestly. What a vile place. Let’s call it what it is. A shithole. A third world shithole. And it’s not just in the middle of Manchester. It’s everywhere, absolutely everywhere. London, Birmingham, Glasgow. Even places like Norwich, Exeter, Cardiff, Nottingham, Rochdale, Bristol, Reading, Newcastle. It is everywhere. Thetford - a small community in Norfolk is having hundreds of illegals forced on its doorstep. Thetford! It’s sleepy Norfolk. Epping the same. Crowborough. So many other communities. Nowhere is safe from the third worldification of Britain - absolutely nowhere. It’s the same feel, the same scene. Young foreign men just loitering around. Deliveroo bikes skimming about, it stinks of weed, foreign languages fill the air. I just hate it. Can you imagine being a woman walking through Piccadilly Gardens on a Friday night after a few drinks? It is appallingly dangerous. For what? What have we gained from all this? Endless streams of Sudanese and other African/Arab men hanging around our town centres? Some deliver fast food? Others participate in the mass rape of young white girls? Many in hotel/HMO accommodation paid for by the taxpayer. Piccadilly Gardens may be a bit further ahead than other parts of Britain, but it’s coming. It happens slowly, then all of sudden - it’s faster than you can imagine. Like I said. A shithole. I am very proud to lead a political party that is dedicated to reversing this process. Not just stopping it, but reversing it. That is what Restore Britain was essentially founded to do. If you agree with what I’m saying, then back us up. Support us. Vote for us. Norfolk on Thursday, Greater Manchester on the 30th. Everyone else at a later date… It’s the only way. A Restore Britain Government will deport millions. We will make Britain safe again. We will not allow our country to remain a third world shithole. That I promise you.

@RKin3333 @Lynnemnaylor @TheKingofKatz Doesn’t bear thinking about …

@Lynnemnaylor @TopTerf @TheKingofKatz Yep. When I was taking a selfie for ID just standing normally not really doing anything, even with both hands free it took a lot trial & error & mostly ended in poor results. His "selfie" is at a peculiar angle, both hands engaged, crystal clear, perfect. Someone else took it.

Dear All, this man is Scott Herbert. Every time you use the woman's name he chose, he's titilated by your affirmation that he is, in some way, a woman. I know you think you're being polite, non-confrontational, or maybe you're scared of the consequences of "deadnaming" or "misgendering" him, but please don't allow yourself to be controlled to participate in his fetish. AGP men are no type of women. Thank you.

@daveatherton You are cracking me up! 🤣

Seeing that Uncle Nikita, X's Product Manager wants original content, I did my top two hacks. No shampoo or comb, use washing up liquid & fork. It's kept my hair clean for a week, economical too. Waiting for the stick.

@EssexPR Agreed.

Call me old fashioned, but I don’t believe Parliament should have a 6 week break. These people are elected to represent us. We pay them. The country’s problems don’t stop over summer. I find this pretty diabolical.

Scott/Heather H is an abomination. But i agree with you.Although his posts are vile, thought-policing sets a terrifying precedent. Aberdeen University should stay out of this and focus on what actually matters: protecting women's spaces and ensuring no one is forced to use compelled speech.

This has got nothing to do with Aberdeen University, I don't even know why they are investigating it. He should not be sacked for his vile and ignorant posts because to do so continues the terrible attacks on free speech that are happening in the UK. Instead he should be free to demonstrate his ignorant and self centred behaviours. The only things Aberdeen University should be interested in is that he is not allowed into women's spaces and he is not allowed to compel anyone's speech such that they must use his language. Equally, staff and students at Aberdeen University should be entitled to express their views on what they want to see happen to him without fear of reprisal. This is at the core of my coming case at the Upper Tribunal against the DBS. I have been kept on the Children's Barred List for posting concerns on social media about the sexualisation of the class room, buying babies on line, and the social transitioning of children. If Aberdeen University fire him for expressing his views, however distasteful they are, then we are even more firmly on the path to increasing restrictions of free speech and governance by the mob. A terrible emerging reaction to the Ann Widdecombe murder is to use it to impose more restrictions on free speech and to accept the police and the government manipulating the agenda to control our thoughts. That is what we should be most fearful about. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07/1…

Three days in and our beautiful moors are still burning. 💔🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 To see a favorite weekend walk reduced to smoke, ash, and scorched earth is absolutely devastating. The loss of this gorgeous land and its wildlife is heartbreaking. A massive, endless thank you to the incredible emergency services working tirelessly on the front lines to save what they can. 🚒🙏 #Dovestone #DovestoneReservoir #SaddleworthMoors #GMFRS #GMP

@maggiemacmillan @TheKingofKatz Oh my goodness!! I didn’t know that. Very fitting!

@TopTerf @TheKingofKatz This god-awful man got the moniker Herbert The Pervert from that incident.

@melsorbit @TheKingofKatz ah i see!! Yeah - if it was one like that - then this is even more depraved of a situation 🤮

@TopTerf @TheKingofKatz Could be it was a room. But the disabled stall where I work has the same big open space at the bottom as the rest of the stalls. This seems pretty common, in my experience. (I am disabled, so I need to use them.)

I think it was a disabled which means its own sort of room. No one would have been able to see underneath luckily. BUT - when he first posted it, people were outraged because he took facilities that perhaps a disabled person would have needed. I don’t think dilating is the quickest process.

@TopTerf @TheKingofKatz Visualizing it... He's lying on the floor, looking away from the camera, as if it's a candid shot. But one arm is up in the air with the phone in his hand. If this is a standard public restroom and he's in a stall, lying on the floor makes him 100% visible to EVERYONE.

@BackBrexitBen ❤️🫡🇬🇧

The police told me there was a death threat against me. I had no idea it had even been made. I entered politics because Britain needs dramatic and radical change. I understood that speaking openly in a deeply divided country carried risks. But I will not allow intimidation to dictate what I say or how I live. Ann Widdecombe never hesitated to defend what she believed was right. Britain owes a debt to those prepared to make difficult arguments bravely and without apology. I intend to do the same. I will not live surrounded by security guards. I will live as a free man.

@MOB51 @damekatydenise_ Always get me giggling …

@damekatydenise_ Oh God I just saw the India WillyBoy addition at the bottom & spat my bloody hot coffee onto my phone🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

To think of all the fists I’ll be in! The pockets I’ll plunder, my face rubbing against the thighs of litcherally millions!

My dear deluded Home Secretary, One cannot help but admire the exquisite timing of your announcement. Just days after the brutal murder of Ann Widdecombe—a formidable lady of the old school, unafraid to speak plain truths on immigration, integration, and the preservation of our British way of life—your department and the Terrorism Police suddenly declare a "credible threat" to the UK Ijtima festival, complete with twelve arrests and fulsome praise for swift action that "undoubtedly saved lives." How convenient. Forgive the scepticism of any clear-thinking Englishman, but this pivot reeks of deflection rather than diligence. Initial reports on the Ijtima gathering in Suffolk spoke of a "possible threat" leading to an early close for public safety—standard policing, one might say. Then, with remarkable alacrity following the Widdecombe tragedy, it escalates to a full counter-terrorism operation targeting supposed "extreme right-wing" elements. Twelve arrests across multiple locations on suspicion of conspiracy to murder and Terrorism Act offences. Yet where was this same urgency, this same national spotlight, when British communities have endured grooming scandals, no-go areas, mass stabbings, and waves of migration that have strained our social fabric to breaking point? One searches in vain for your comparable statements mourning native victims or condemning the ideologies that fuel far more frequent outrages. The British public is not blind, Madam. We recall Southport and other horrors where initial narratives were massaged before inconvenient facts emerged. We note the pattern: threats to one community demand immediate unity lectures on "tolerance," while the legitimate grievances of the indigenous population—record knife crime, demographic displacement, cultural erosion—are dismissed as "hatred." Restore Britain supporters, like countless patriots, seek only the restoration of sovereignty, secure borders, and a Britain that puts its own people first. That is not extremism; it is common sense and love of country. Your call to "unite around a country open, generous and tolerant to all" rings hollow when that generosity has been so one-sided, exhausting the patience of the very hosts who built this nation. Evidence abounds of two-tier policing: Islamic events receive rapid counter-terror escalation and ministerial thanks, while English flags or peaceful protests face cancellation and scrutiny. Recent convictions and plots show violence is not the preserve of any single side, yet the narrative relentlessly paints one direction. The murder of Widdecombe, initially downplayed as non-political and non-terror, occurs amid rising tensions your policies have exacerbated—yet the focus shifts instantly to shielding another festival. Coincidence? The public draws its own conclusions when transparency is selective. True unity demands reciprocity: integration on British terms, an end to parallel societies, and equal concern for all victims, not performative concern for one group while the majority's fears are pathologised. Your government’s failures on borders and crime have sown this division. Restore Britain stands for reversing that—prioritising our people without apology. This is no time for soothing platitudes. It is time for honest reckoning with the failures that have left Britain unrecognisable to so many of her sons and daughters. Yours in profound contempt for such transparent expediency, A Gentleman from the Old School #TwoTierPolicing

@TheEnglishPat This absolutely broke my heart.

@CrewkerneGaz @CrewkerneMan - thank you for sharing this post of Ann. As we reflect, I think it is important to remember not only her public service, but also the wisdom and compassion she showed when speaking about the dangers of radicalisation. Her words highlighted the importance of recognising warning signs early and the vital role that families can play in guiding loved ones away from harmful paths. It is a thoughtful and deeply humane message, spoken from the heart, and one that feels even more relevant today. Bless you Ann ❤️ #AnnWiddecombe #PublicService #Leadership #Wisdom #Legacy

Very much looking forward to this exchange between @AndrewEborn (whose questioning style I always enjoy) and @benhabib6, one of the best speakers I know. Looking forward to the tributes to Ann. Though seeing "Brutal Truth" in the title immediately made me think of the 90s NYC grindcore band... Please tell me I’m not the only one? 🎸😂 #BrutalTruth

If you’re concerned about the diabolical behaviour of "Heather" Herbert (University of Aberdeen staff member) who publicly celebrated Ann Widdecombe’s death with vile, graphic wishes of her suffering in agony.. Email HR and make your views known: Kelly Eccles Head of Human Resources kelly.eccles@abdn.ac.uk

How does butchering a disabled girl and her Dad “Free Palestine”? May we never forget 🕯️ Rut Perez who suffered from Muscular Dystrophy was brutally murdered by Palestinians on October 7th along with her father Eric Perez. A father taking his disabled daughter to a music festival that was focused on peace. This is what the “Pro-Palestine” movement celebrates. There is no way I will ever let those who called October 7th a “resistance movement” forget what they are cheering on. Pure evil. May their memory forever be a blessing 🕯️🕯️

@Martina He sure is.

Herbert is one sick fuck

This is why we can never give in to gender ideology. Our children are the ones paying the price. People often ask @judge148: “What does it have to do with you? How does it impact your life?” The truth is, it impacts all of us. We have a fundamental duty to stand up for reality and protect our youth. How can you not read this young lady’s story and not be broken hearted? There is no such thing as a trans child. #TranswomenAreMen #TransmenAreWomen #protectOurChildren