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@Nervana_1 @MatildaMinter @nikitabier @X It is bizarre. I see your posts and little to no interaction. The algorithm is truly strange!

Hey @nikitabier Can you kindly explain to me how someone like me, who post daily and have 90K+ followers, get minimum exposure. I wrote against Islamism and Islamist groups and entities. Clearly that is boring to you guys. What are the topics that considered more sexy for @X algorithm Should I be ex-Muslim and rant against Islam or Jihadi and rant against the “racist infidels” ?? Because from what I see, both groups are doing really well here Thanks

So true. I love our British sense of humour and ability to parody ourselves.

@EliAfriatISR An opportunity for young graduates with next to useless degrees and loss of free time, fresh from indoctrination centre's called universities to have something to do with their Saturday afternoons.

Give me one thing this flag created. I WILL WAIT...

@London_W4 Have a great day Alastair. 😁

Saturday morning and I’ve just cruised back and moored in Woodbridge. The sun is still rising and I can see my boat from here, bobbing around waiting for her next adventure. Until then, it’s been an experience. But now, time for coffee and breakfast.

We don't make it easy for those who play by the rules and do the right thing. Also most normal folks don't have an army of NGO's to help them leap over the barriers and usurp our laws and the pitiful defences we have. It sounds like we've lost someone who would actually make this country better. Instead we'll take a few hundred thousand people who will need us to hand money to them, but in return will give us back more anti Jewish and anti western hatred. Sounds like a great deal our institutions are making on our behalf! Sorry for your rejection, it is our loss.

I have been in the UK for over 13 years. When I tried to apply for a citizenship last year I couldn’t because in 2024/25 I spent a lot of time abroad. There is a clause that in the last 5 years prior to applying you can’t be abroad for more than 450 days. Nobody cares I have been here 13 years, am assimilated and speak the language. And I certainly didn’t want to apply, be rejected, and lose the £1.800 fee. And that is fine, the rules are the rules. But what really does my head in is the fact that it is then given to people who live in enclaves, don’t speak English, are on benefits, commit crime… When illegal migrants enter, they are given free everything and not even expected to work. Yet, someone who has zero debts, contributed to the economy, owns a property here, is just given a red light.

Even at a manufacturing plant he makes this country seem a decent and wonderful place.🎉 I'm sure we could get Hiroshi to be PM. At least we'd have someone who liked the nation and can see our potential, unlike two-tier Keir. 😁

Maliq, the text in context: 'Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. If you really know me, you will know my Father as well. From now on, you do know him and have seen him.”... Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father. ... Don’t you believe that I am in the Father, and that the Father is in me? The words I say to you I do not speak on my own authority. Rather, it is the Father, living in me, who is doing his work. Believe me when I say that I am in the Father and the Father is in me; or at least believe on the evidence of the works themselves.' It is more than a mere message of "look to God the Father," but Jesus here is saying I am the embodiment of that message, I am so intrinsically connected to God the Father that we are one. Jesus is not saying "I'm so spiritually enlightened I know God so well, and you can to." He is making a statement of mutuality and reciprocity. That God the Father indwells Jesus and Jesus indwells God the Father, the two are so inextricably connected. This is more than any Old Testament prophet would have claimed. It may not be a full blown Trinitarian statement, but it is saying there's something different about Jesus and his relationship with God who he calls Father. It's more than just a call to faith in God. It's saying look to me. I am the the way, the truth, the life - I am it. My life, my teachings, my relationship demonstrate it. I provide the means to relationship with God the Father and I and the Father are one.

I was thinking about the words of Jesus when he said, “No one comes to the Father except through me.” Then I asked myself… if “the Father” means God, isn’t Jesus simply saying: no one comes to God except through my message, through the path I was sent to teach? That sounds more like a prophet guiding people to God than God Himself demanding worship. Think about it. If a messenger says “follow me to reach the King,” that does not make the messenger the King. It means he is the guide sent by the King. The more I reflect on that statement, the more it feels like Jesus was pointing people toward the worship of One God, not toward the worship of himself. “Through me” could simply mean through my teachings, my example, my revelation, my mission. And honestly… that seems far more consistent with the message of all prophets: calling humanity back to the worship of God alone. Am I making sense or nah?

@TimpanoNathan @basedandbougie Nathan, no need for the language and abuse. Her post does not reveal anything we don't already know therefore cannot prejudice the trial.

@basedandbougie You are a dumb moron it’s a live trial maybe you don’t understand that comments could jeopardise the trial

🚨BREAKING! It has been alleged that Henry Nowak told the police he 'cannot breathe' whilst bleeding out whilst under arrest after being stabbed. Do you ever just run out of words? I genuinely cannot wrap my head around how the whole world stopped spinning when drug addict and pregnant women beater stated he 'can't breathe' after resisting police arrest. But there is ZERO to no news coverage on Henry Nowak stating he cannot breathe whilst bleeding out to death? 💔There is no news coverage because it does not suite the 'd1v3rsi1TY iZ 0ur sTr3ngtH' narrative. Let me repeat, diversity is not and has never been any nations strength. Unity under common values, morales and principles is our strength. We need to return back to Christian values, morales and principles that does not pick and choose which skin pigmentataion to victimize and demonsie like the demonic Marxist religion that is takiing over Britain #sayhisnameHenryNowak

'Let me repeat, diversity is not and has never been any nations strength. Unity under common values, morales and principles is our strength.'

@Nervana_1 @Shlomo_Martin @TRobinsonNewEra How did the radicals and the likes of the Muslim brotherhood ingratiate themselves into the halls of power and become the acceptable face of Islam? Since we now know who they are and what their real motives are, why is it still allowed?

Britain’s fatal mistake is deregulating Islam. Every Mo in town can become a preacher. This crazy. It is like suspending red lights and expecting drivers to behave 🤷🏻‍♀️ A ruling government should set terms and conditions that make religious practices aligned with the values of society 🔷Ban Muslim Brotherhood 🔷No foreign funding 🔷No Sharia courts 🔷No hijab for underage 🔷No hate speech

Abdullah Al Andalusi —a hard core Islamist will be debating Tommy Robinson @TRobinsonNewEra at the Oxford Union next week. I want to state here loud and clear. This dude only represents political Islamism and doesn’t represent many British Muslim.

Since the hijab and other face coverings are a relic of pre-Islamic androcentric/patriarchal culture which saw women as the temptress of men to be controlled and hidden away, it should be strongly discouraged at any age. A religion that values women as less than a man, such as Islam will have inculcated (indoctrinated) into girls that the hijab is necessary for them to be good members of the religion. It is a programming that will be difficult for them to escape. A better approach is mass education for Muslim women that in the west they are totally equal to men. That the hijab etc is a symbol of their secondary status and should be rejected. We can also add in to that educational programme that they have equal property rights in a divorce and can initiate divorce and FGM and forced child marriage are abhorrent evils. For Muslim men, they too would have such an educational programme with additional lessons that domestic violence of any form is abhorrent. That because a woman smiles at them, it isn't an invitation to r*pe them. That moving to violence when someone says something they consider insulting to Islam is not an appropriate course of action and they should stop making a nuisance of themselves by praying in public.

@London_W4 After the past few days you certainly deserve something amazing to wake to and that truly is lovely. 😁

Mornin’. Survived the first night on my sailing boat and have just come out on deck to be met by one of the most beautiful scenes I’ve ever seen. Sunrise over the River Deben to a dawn chorus from the birds. Really very pleasant.

Indeed @everythingnow52 is completely correct. Strip away the Trinity, the core concept of the one God is shared between us Christians and Jews. Luther did a disservice when he thought the Jews believed in salvation by works. They don't, it's grace the same as us. They have a different understanding, but it's the same relational, loving, graceful God. We see the divinity of Christ and the Trinity as ways to make sense of our loving God. At the heart we believe in the same God. Islam does not. Their concept of God is so different as to be alien and not the same.

@Holdhype @andsjam @MasterMaliq They do worship the same God but fail to accept their Messiah.

I believe in Jesus, son of Mary. Not as God or Saviour, but as a Prophet sent by the One True God. I believe in the Injil revealed to him. I believe he was born of the Virgin Mary by God’s command. I believe he was not crucified or killed, but God raised him up. So what exactly does that make me? If I accept his message, follow his teachings, and worship the same One God he called people to worship… why is that not enough for some people?

@Jo2Wax @ikeijeh 😂😂😂 And that's after ££££ the city paid to turn it from being a sh*t hole! Money will spent eh!

@andsjam @ikeijeh I popped into Shelton - well !!!! No need to say anything about that replica of another continent! Yes, a shame really run down. The Bear pub saw a photo of it years ago. It looked lovely. In fact, the whole of Shelton looked like another world. Now it's just 🤢 .

TRANSLATION: "Every country except Britain is allowed to have its own culture & if you don't accept this form of racial prejudice, you're racist." There is no permutation of organised 'far-right' presence in Britain today that is as dangerous, divisive & discriminatory as this.

Excellent thanks Heidi. I keep looking for companies I can support Jews, because the boycott people are so infuriatingly annoying and act like lobotomized drones screaming mindless mantras they don't understand. I've had a couple of black sheep coffees in Edinburgh. Next time I go, I'll make sure I pop in there instead of a Costa. 😁

Pro-Pals went into a Black Sheep cafe and yelled through a megaphone that it was a “Zionist cafe” and the coffee was “Palestinian blood”. Just because the cofounder is Jewish and was once in the World Jewish Congress. Nasty antisemites.

@mr_james_c @ikeijeh The paranoid side of me wonders if they actually want the reaction so they can justify their biases and yell "see I told you they were racist." I'm choosing to think they are naive and misguided, rather than malicious.

@andsjam @ikeijeh That's the irony. The more they do this, the more it creates a reaction that does the opposite of what they claim to want.

Indeed, but some people shouldn't be considered immigrants though. They've been here for decades, fully integrated, fully one of us. But they will be caught up in the chaos we all dread but many think is inevitable. Sadly there are subsets of certain Muslim communities who will always be other, always set themselves apart - not as one of us, some even considering themselves better than us.

@ikeijeh @andsjam It's sad but inevitable at this point. Good immigrants are going to suffer the effects which is unfortunate.

😁 A lovely town, I know it well, went to college there a million years ago and grew up just over the border into the city. I haven't been back for a couple of years, but the city does seem sadder - even Newcastle seemed to have lost a bit of its shine. I popped into Shelton - well !!!! No need to say anything about that replica of another continent! The road layout doesn't help either and seems to get more confusing every time I go. 🤣 I was glad Labour got kicked out a few years ago because they've taken the city for granted over the past many decades. Sadly I hear it reverted to the Labour fold at the last GE.

@andsjam @ikeijeh Sounds lovely. My heart bleeds for Stoke, everything which made it the city centre stripped away and relocated up Hanley and Hanley is floundering, went up Wednesday and it was eerie. I'm the next door neighbour, the fur coats no nickers Borough Town. Lol.

@Jo2Wax @ikeijeh Hi Jo, now an ex pat from Stoke living in Scotland. 😁

@andsjam @ikeijeh A fellow North Staffs. 👋