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The Beaver Scouts (Aged 6-8) were taken to Stirling Mosque to be indoctrinated But one boy REFUSED TO BOW Absolute Patriot 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

Very soon in the UK, all the anger and frustration with the government and it’s blind mission to keep walking all over the indigenous population in favour of MUSLIMS, will reach a critical mass, & when that happens,this country going to fucking BLOW, literally. Agreed?

Judge has lowered the charge to manslaughter in the Henry Nowak trial. This is despite Digwa repeatedly stabbing Henry in the back as he tried to escape. I guess you can murder White teenagers and the ‘police’ will handcuff them, the ‘justice’ system will lower your charge.

Please everyone give as much coverage as you can to this!!! On the 5th and 6th of June, the UK Government may be made to give back the right to retire at 65 to all those Men & women who worked and paid their National Insurance. Currently their pension payout is delayed until 67. We all know that the pension age for people born in the fifties & sixties has been raised. Did you know a campaign called ‘Back to 65 Movement’ has won the right to a Judicial Review and is taking the DWP to the High Court? On the 5th and 6th June they will attempt to get the justice over the non consultation in raising the pensionable age to 66 and above. Michael Mansfield QC will lead the case and the argument for the movement. However, there does not appear to be any media coverage regarding this significant event. That is why we’re raising the awareness now. There appears to be a media blackout on this issue, which suggests that the government have put a block on the media reporting it. So let’s use social media for what it’s good at and share the hell out of this. Come on folks - this could be worth a great deal to you! PLEASE SHARE

🚨 EBOLA OUTBREAK WORSENS AS RED CROSS VOLUNTEER DIES — WHILE OFFICIALS RACE FOR ANSWERS Reports from DR Congo suggest infections and deaths continue to rise, with aid workers now among the victims. Meanwhile: ▪︎ Scientists are scrambling to develop countermeasures ▪︎ Health agencies are expanding monitoring and warnings ▪︎ Communities on the ground are battling fear, conflict and mistrust We’ve seen before how crises unfold: Panic. Emergency powers. Pressure. Conflicting information. The public deserves transparency from the start — Not only once situations escalate. Preparation matters. Independent scrutiny matters. Truth matters.

Announce a Crackdown. Trigger a Record. That's the Mahmood Method. In May, Shabana Mahmood flew to Copenhagen and came back with a payment card and a photo opportunity. She called it the Danish model. Denmark would barely recognise it. But behind the press release, there were genuine moves: a 30-month asylum review, welfare restrictions, plans to double the settlement waiting time from five years to ten. The architecture of a crackdown, if not quite the crackdown itself. Today we learned what happened next. In the year to March 2026, 312,000 migrants applied for British citizenship. The highest number ever recorded. Double the rate of eight years ago. A further 331,000 applied for indefinite leave to remain in the two years to March, a record high and a 28 percent increase on the previous two years. The announcement of a crackdown has produced the largest citizenship scramble in British history. The policy designed to slow the conveyor belt has accelerated it. This is not accidental. It is rational. When governments signal that the rules are about to tighten, those inside the system do exactly what any rational person would do. They move quickly to lock in rights before the door closes. Oxford University's Migration Observatory confirms the pattern: the surge has been sharper than anticipated, driven not only by non-EU applicants but by EU and US citizens who have lived here for years without formalising their status. They are not waiting to find out what the new rules say. They are securing what the old rules still allow. The long-term consequence is already visible in the numbers. The citizenship surge is, as the Telegraph notes, the first evidence of the permanent impact the Boriswave will have on British society, the welfare budget and public services. The million-plus people admitted under Johnson's points-based system are converting their presence into irreversible legal status at record speed. By the time Mahmood's reforms bite, the cohort they were designed to affect will have largely passed through the gate. The crackdown will apply to those yet to arrive. Those already here will be citizens. And then there are those the state cannot see at all. The 312,000 citizenship applications and the 331,000 ILR applications represent only those within the formal system. The estimated million-plus people living in Britain without authorisation, revealed by Thames Water's sewage data and confirmed by the former Director General of Immigration Enforcement himself before the Channel crossing surge even began, are moving in the opposite direction. Deeper into invisibility. Further from any crackdown. Beyond permanent reach. They do not appear in citizenship statistics. They do not appear in net migration figures. They do not appear anywhere the state chooses to look. Mahmood is also facing a rebellion from up to 100 Labour MPs, including Angela Rayner, who has described the ILR changes as un-British and a breach of trust. The Home Secretary who flew to Copenhagen for a photo opportunity cannot now implement what she brought back without her own party voting against her. The crackdown has no majority. The citizenship rush has no ceiling. This is where Britain stands today. A record citizenship scramble triggered by the announcement of restrictions that may never be implemented. A Boriswave cohort converting to permanent status faster than any reform can reach them. A million people living here without authorisation entirely outside the frame. And a Home Secretary whose most significant achievement so far is persuading people to apply for citizenship before she can stop them. Denmark took twenty years to build what Mahmood is claiming to have borrowed in a week. Britain cannot even announce a crackdown without triggering the largest citizenship rush in its history. Someone is getting a good deal. It still isn't the British taxpayer. "The policy designed to slow the conveyor belt has accelerated it."

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