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@lucyjaynewhite1 Sorry to correct you again, but almost no democracies ban those born in another country from standing for office in the legislature. 14% of MPs and 6% of Peers from minority ethnic backgrounds (c. to 16% in wider public). Your views are your views. But facts are facts.

It’s incredible how stating something so obvious, that English people should rule England, NOT foreigners, has sparked such a huge debate. In pretty much any other country in the world, natives rule their own land. This is not controversial in the slightest. People have been suppressed from hearing these basic truths for so long due to political correctness, that it’s soundly groundbreaking for the public to hear something so obvious. It’s now time to address the underlying issue. We need far stricter rules, constitutionally, on who is eligible to hold political power in the UK. It cannot simply be based on citizenship. It must be far more profound.

@lucyjaynewhite1 Not for nothing, but Aristotle didn't say those words. They were said by Guillaume Faye, a French far‑right political theorist, in the 1970s, who then attributed them to Aristotle.

I seemed to have sparked some fiery debate. So, I will take the time to respond to some of the comments. Overwhelmingly, people are in agreement with me. As one person sums it up, "It's insane that we allow foreigners into our government." Now, to breakdown some of the less logical arguments, starting with Boris Johnson. 1. Did you know that a Bengali Tiger born in Siberia remains a Bengali Tiger?… It does not become a Siberian Tiger. The same logic applies to Boris Johnson being born in New York. Boris is ethnically White British (yes, we know he has a Turkish great-grandfather, cry me a river) and, regardless of where in the world Boris would have been born, he would always remain White British. Just as a Bengali Tiger remains a Bengali Tiger, despite being born in Siberia. Nusrat Ghani, being ethnically Pakistani, would always be ethnically Pakistani, whether born in Pakistan, the UK or anywhere else in the world. Just as a Bengali Tiger remains a Bengali Tiger, despite being born in Siberia. To conflate Boris Johnson being born in New York as being the same as Nusrat Ghani being born in Pakistan is beyond ludicrous. 2. There should not be a single Pakistani in the UK House of Commons, and here's why. Pakistanis in the UK are, by far, the most problematic foreign group. Shall I remind you why? The Pakistani Rape Gangs. Terrorist Attacks (e.g., London 7/7 bombs). Inhumane Halal Meat. Misogyny. First-Cousin Marriage and Birth Defects. Pakistanis are the No.1 nationality claiming asylum in the UK, despite there being no war in Pakistan (yes- totally fake asylum claims where 10,000 Pakistanis applied by exploiting a loophole). Calls to introduce Blasphemy Laws for Islam. Calls to build an international airport in Mirpur, Pakistan. Sadiq Khan destroying London. The spread of Mosques and the Islamification of the UK. Sectarian voting blocs that dominate election outcomes. The list goes on and on by the way. So excuse me for not wanting to see Pakistanis in British Politics after the unimaginable damage they have brought to our country. 3. As Aristotle said, "Democracy is possible only within homogenous ethnic groups." We have seen Muslim sectarian voting blocs across the UK (e.g. Naz Shah in Bradford West and Ayoub Khan Birmingham Perry Barr). Nus Ghani is praised as 'The first Muslim woman elected as a Tory MP'. Remember David Cameron's DEI policy of the 'A-list' to bring "Fewer white middle aged men, more women and more people from ethnic minorities" as candidates into the Conservative Party? Well, there you have it. 4. Some argue that Nus Ghani does a good job as Deputy Speaker. Sure, I am not saying she doesn't. But this is not an excuse to demographically replace our own people. We have seen the proportion of the White population across England & Wales decrease from 94% in 1991 to 74% in 2021. Trust me, it's a lot lower now after the Boriswave. DEI policies, in any country, are wrong because they take job opportunities away from the natives. The Overton window has shifted and people are awake.

Religion isn't my bag -but frankly, I find it remarkable and worthy of celebration, that people show such commitment to their faith in the 21st century. Fair play to them.

@Suffragent_ It's a fundraising call to action for a highly respected charity, who have saved countless lives around the world - and worked in flood affected areas here in the UK. It's in London because we have a decent amount of Muslims, who are all committed to giving 'Zakat'.

Why am I seeing this in London? 🇬🇧

@BGatesIsaPyscho Live shootings are not becoming more frequent. Gun related crime has dropped by over a third in the last five years. Death by shooting continues to be vanishingly small.

🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Liverpool, UK Doorbell Camera capture the moment a Teen was shot this weekend. The UK isn’t used to seeing Live Shootings on the Streets, however as Society continues to crumble they are becoming increasingly more frequent.

@London_W4 Islamic Relief are a highly respected charity Alastair. They've been on the ground offering life-saving support in Nigeria after the floods there, across East Africa during drought and here in the UK (Cumbria flooding, Grenfall to name but two).

And now I’m here in Whitechapel, on my way home. If only there were some relief from Islam.

This such an insane take. US has a murder rate almost 5x that of the UK. Last year, the US had more mass shooting EVENTS than we had total murders.

@sophielouisecc This was Tory legislation and then also part of Labour manifesto. It is not dictating, it’s democracy in action.

Why should a government be able to dictate how much Coca Cola we drink Our government is out of control

@eleonorasfalcon @tomhfh But the quote I was responding to was ‘Nobody voted for this’ - and also, that’s not really how democracy works?

@borispomroy @tomhfh Yes, but I didn’t vote for them

Nobody voted for this. Nobody.

@Coven_West @TRobinsonNewEra I’m not telling you to do anything. I’m asking that you don’t throw every Muslim under the bus. Radical Islam is as offensive to most Muslims, as the KKK or Nazism are to most Christians. Hate the ideology by all means, but it isn’t the wider Islamic faith.

It's literally in writing. It's 💯 Islamic Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said: "The Hour will not be established until you fight with the Jews, and the stone behind which a Jew will be hiding will say. "O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me, so kill him." sunnah.com/bukhari:2926

Zack Polanski thanks his boyfriend, who works in a hospice. Says “kindness and compassion” are the most patriot things we have. #GreenPartyConference @TheGreenParty 💚🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

@finite_planet @TRobinsonNewEra I don’t think it’s whataboutery (or at least I don’t intend it to be). More it’s a reality of scripture that some of it promotes hatred and violence. My point is the one you make - both are foul.

@borispomroy @TRobinsonNewEra While I think both are foul, I think there's a difference between asking, "How will you escape being condemned to hell?" (to the audience Jesus had) and commanding "O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me, so kill him." In any case, you're arguing whataboutism,

@finite_planet @TRobinsonNewEra Lots of Bible text does too. A number of those quotes were specifically targeted against Jews.

@borispomroy @TRobinsonNewEra All supremacist religions are abhorrent. All the same, it's odd that the Islamic reference specifically targets Jews. There's a lot of that in Islamic texts.

"Masculine Christianity" - Goodness.

@kelvmackenzie Here are 5 Panorama's on the subject, based on a 30sec search. British Schools, Islamic Rules Muslim First, British Second From Jail to Jihad? The Battle for British Islam How I Became a Muslim Extremist BBC is a jewel in the UK crown.

@Danjsalt I don't know how old you are, but the idea that violence and hatred is solely owned by Muslims is just false. I remember Dunblane, Hungerford, Tim McVey, Jo Cox. For most of last 500yrs Jews have had to be more afraid of Christians than Muslims. Hatred doesn't belong to one group

You know when I was growing up we never used to have people walking into kids nurseries or synagogues knifing people - we never used to have people nail bombing childrens concerts - we never used to have soldiers being decapitated in the middle of the street - we didn't have teachers going into hiding because of cartoons - we didn't have MP's getting stabbed to death You know what - modern Britain is shit and I am sick of people pretending otherwise - this is not a happy country - it is not a safe country - it is not a well governed country - because if it was then none of those things would be happening This coming after Starmer's speech is just the final nail - we are all done with him, his party, this political system and the overall do nothing British establishment which makes us pay the price for their serial incompetence, laziness and weakness We are done here I don't know if Farage and Reform are up for it - I don't know what they would even manage fix - but you know what they really can't be any worse than the weak gobshites that have governed this country for decades and brought a once proud nation to this point Get in the bin - it is time for a change

@London_W4 The British far right have a long anti-semitic tradition, inc violence. As for Churchill in the 1930's he argued Jews themselves were "partly responsible for the antagonism from which they suffer". Anti-semitism is a stain onsociety - but it doesn't start and stop with Muslims.

I preferred Britain before Muslims stabbed innocent Jews to death, ran innocent people over with their vans on Westminster Bridge, blew innocent people up on a bus and on the tube and celebrated in the streets afterwards. Seemed like a better country and better times somehow.