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Jamais Vu 🏉

@boot15_vu

Veteran ✝️ “When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination” - 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 - Swear a lot 😏

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Jamais Vu 🏉@boot15_vu·
Bloody far-right hooligans. You'll recognise them instantly; they'll greet you warmly, hold the door open, assist you across the street, & go out of their way to be kind & respectful. Buy you a pint. They might even offer a friendly smile or lend a hand with your bags.
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Jamais Vu 🏉@boot15_vu·
@JuliaHB1 @treasa45 Remarkable how Owen has suddenly mastered basic arithmetic. For years he feigned total illiteracy on “per capita” — especially when confronting the industrial-scale grooming and rape of working-class white girls by networks of predominantly Pakistani men.
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Pugh Himple@GBullstein·
Nicolás Maduro lived a luxury lifestyle, despite leading Venezuela through severe economic collapse, hyperinflation, mass poverty, and shortages for ordinary citizens. Venezuelan Bolibourgeoisie ("Boliburguesía"): A network of businessmen, military officers, and officials who became wealthy through state contracts, corruption, oil revenues, and illicit activities (e.g., the "Cartel of the Suns"). Many maintain luxury lifestyles abroad while the population suffers poverty.
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Jamais Vu 🏉@boot15_vu·
The evidence from history is clear: pure socialism has failed wherever it’s been fully tried—economic collapse, shortages, stagnation, and lost freedoms in places like the Soviet Union, Venezuela, Mao’s China, and others. Kids (and far too many adults) love the slogans: “equality,” “free everything,” “clean air and justice for all.” It sounds like utopia. But as most people mature and face reality, they realise incentives matter. Socialism undermines the basic human drive to work hard and reap the rewards. It breeds dependency and laziness at scale, not because people are bad, but because the system punishes success and rewards connection over production. I grew up in a family full of socialists. In my early teens, I started seeing through it—what they preached didn’t match results or human nature. Work hard, innovate, take risks—you should keep most of what you earn. As Thomas Sowell puts it: “I have never understood why it is ‘greed’ to want to keep the money you have earned but not greed to want to take somebody else’s money.” We all want a better world. But utopia isn’t on the menu. Reality has trade-offs and scarcity. Mixed systems with strong property rights, markets, and limited safety nets have lifted billions out of poverty. Heavy redistribution and central control haven’t. @AndyBurnhamGM pushes “aspirational socialism.” If you still think that’s the path after all the evidence, you’re either ignoring history or selling something. Time to grow up.
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@boot15_vu I think of all the people, she’s been the most honest
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Jamais Vu 🏉@boot15_vu·
🚨BREAKING: “Baroness Casey: I’ve failed grooming gang victims” I agree with Baroness Casey’s admission that she and the system failed the victims of these grooming gangs. In light of the extensive public court records (that she had sight of), she is right to reflect on this. Her reports, including the 2025 national audit, represent important work that exposed institutional failings, but she could — and should — have been bolder. While she rightly highlighted how authorities “shied away” from ethnicity data, the reports still skirted the deeper, recurring cultural patterns evident across multiple convictions. Court records from Rotherham, Rochdale, Oxford, Telford, Huddersfield and elsewhere consistently show organised networks of men, overwhelmingly of Pakistani heritage, systematically grooming, drugging, raping and trafficking vulnerable White working-class girls. In the hotspots examined (Greater Manchester, South and West Yorkshire), local police data revealed clear over-representation of Asian, particularly Pakistani-heritage, perpetrators in group-based child sexual exploitation cases. These were not isolated crimes but patterned exploitation enabled by specific attitudes — viewing the girls as “easy meat” or lesser — combined with failures of integration, clan networks and community shielding in some areas. Casey deserves credit for pushing forward, but she must now use the full statutory national inquiry to confront these realities head-on, without sanitisation. Mandatory ethnicity recording, open data, and fearless examination of cultural drivers are essential. That said, while Casey shoulders some responsibility for not being more forthright earlier, the core failure lies with the authorities — particularly Labour-controlled councils and police forces in the worst-affected areas — who prioritised “community relations” over protecting vulnerable children. Fear of racism accusations, combined with class contempt for the victims, led to a decade-plus cover-up. Governments of all stripes must now ensure every official, councillor, officer and social worker involved in suppressing evidence or intimidating whistleblowers faces investigation and prosecution. The victims were failed first by their abusers, then by the state that was supposed to protect them. Truth, accountability and systemic reform are the minimum owed. Article not under a paywall.👇🏽 telegraph.co.uk/gift/600c0b83c…
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Elena de la Quintaine@EdelaQuintaine·
“To be deceived & let down by a husband I loved & trusted has caused me acute pain. Why he acted as he did is, & always will be, beyond my comprehension. To be clear, I had no knowledge of the tank he brought home for our front garden.”
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Jamais Vu 🏉@boot15_vu·
My favourite Chinese joke is the Tommy Coopper one 🤣😂 "Apparently, one in five people in the world are Chinese. And there are five people in my family, so it must be one of them. It's either my mum or my dad. Or my older brother, Colin. Or my younger brother, Ho-Cha-Chu. But I think it's Colin." 😂🤣
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James Dreyfus
James Dreyfus@DreyfusJames·
Not now, Pride… Seriously… You’ve got some nerve, frankly… 8 senior Pride Officers in the last THREE YEARS?? If you had any decency at all, you’d wind your collective necks in until you’ve done a thorough clean-out…
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Pride Month is one week away.

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Really wish Scotland has won independence in 2014, it would have been a colossal lolathon, as nationalist grifter after grifter tried to pass off the constant failure of socialist polices and their own personal enrichment as the fault of the English. Joke country.
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