Captain Anson
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Captain Anson
@captainanson66
Don't Follow Me .. I'm Lost.
In the desert somewhere. Katılım Mart 2026
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Six men are due to go on trial in Bristol after being charged with a range of serious sexual offences against multiple teenage victims.
The men are accused of being part of a wider group accused of committing sexual offences and sexual exploitation against vulnerable girls, a court has heard.
The trial into the alleged crimes of the six defendants is due to start next week at Bristol Crown Court.
All six defendants deny the charges

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@EzmereldaSorbet @GBPolitcs @DailyMail Similar thing happened in Germany.
Mecca Mafia Allahu Ackbar attacks random person.
Passer by jumps in to stop it.
Policeman jumps in and arrests passer by.
Mecca Mafia Allahu Ackbar stabs Policeman.
Policeman dies.
German Political Caste remain silent.
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🚨NEW: An 18-year-old Southampton university student, Henry, has died after being repeatedly stabbed by 23-year-old Vikrum Digwa
After being stabbed, Police arrested Henry as Digwa claimed he had been racially abused. Henry then passed out and died in the street
[@DailyMail]

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@GBPolitcs @DailyMail I feel so culturally enriched right now.
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@jomickane A bit of tape has never stopped an angry mob. And neither will that new fence they put up.
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You know its bad when they have to close off the streets surrounding Parliament to stop people getting near. Not for a major event, simply because our Prime Minister is so hated by everyone and after that disgusting speech, once again attacking the people by calling them far-right he is going to face some backlash 🤷♀️.
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@emmybooth Aggressive trading practices that have a detrimental affect to the physical and mental well being of the clientele is illegal .. especially where no viable choices or alternatives exist.
Or so l'm told.
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@_ConnieShaw Dear @Keir_Starmer
Why is ethnic cleansing and cultural destruction bad for everyone but us?

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And like clock work, Starmer deploys the same strategy that has been the fundamental cause of Labour's downfall from the start. He blames the British public for noticing their country turning into something unrecognisable. He says "I don't think that's British" to question "this diverse country".
Got an issue with mass migration and its consequences? You're not British, according to the Prime Minister.
That’ll win back the votes from Reform!
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@Alexandr4Denman Fortunately the healthcare system of @NHSuk will soon be at the same level, if not worse, than which ever Whogivesafuckistan these people are spewed from.
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I am absolutely gobsmacked by this , Britain may be prevented from deporting dangerous foreign criminals if the healthcare system in their homeland is not as good as the NHS.
A bombshell ruling from the Supreme Court means killers, rapists and drug dealers may be able to exploit controversial human rights laws to stay in the UK if they can argue they would be denied top quality care if they were sent home.
The landmark judgment which risks throwing the Government’s deportation policy into chaos has already delayed the case of gang rapist Yaqub Ahmed, whose deportation to Somalia in October 2018 was blocked by a mutiny among plane passengers at Heathrow.
Yaqub Ahmed was supposed to be deported to Somalia in October 2018 after he was convicted of conspiracy to rape +8
Since a 2005 House of Lords ruling, the Home Office has been able to deport foreign criminals who are receiving medical care in Britain as long as they are not at ‘imminent risk of dying’ from their illness.
However Supreme Court judges, including the controversial Baroness Hale, have now adopted a lower threshold as laid down by the European Court of Human Rights in 2016. Criminals now have only to prove they would experience ‘intense suffering or a significant reduction in life expectancy’ if sent home.
The ruling came in the case of a 33 year old Zimbabwean father of one who arrived in the UK in 2000 and was later granted indefinite leave to remain.
But he went on to be convicted of a string of offences in a two year period, including battery, assault, receiving stolen goods and possession of sharp blades in public. His deportation was ordered in November 2006 but he was not removed and in May 2009 was convicted of possession of a firearm and heroin with intent to supply. He was sentenced to seven years in jail.
Eleven years on, he is still trying to block his deportation under the European Convention on Human Rights, which guarantees that ‘no one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment’.
He claimed that, as a HIV sufferer, deportation would deny him access to life saving treatment as the anti-retroviral medication Eviplera is not available in Zimbabwe. The five Supreme Court justices ruled in his favour.
Last night, critics called for the ruling to be overturned. Conservative MP Peter Bone said: ‘If this isn’t reversed by legislation then it will be used to keep more foreign criminals in this country and that’s not right.’
The ruling has caused alarm at the Home Office, which deported more than 5,200 foreign criminals last year, but is grappling with soaring numbers successfully avoiding being returned on human rights grounds up from 60 in 2011 to 172 last year.
Ahmed is awaiting the result of a legal challenge against his removal, but the judge in his case has asked for new legal submissions in light of the latest ruling. The 30year old, who was jailed for nine years in 2008 for his part in the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl in London, claims his mental health has worsened as a result of being in detention.
Another case in Strasbourg may make it even harder for the Home Office to kick out foreign criminals. Lawyers for a paranoid schizophrenic fighting deportation from Denmark to Turkey argue that, although his drugs would still be available for free, he may not get other elements of his ‘treatment package’. The UK Government is so worried about any precedent that it has made a submission to the court.
Last night a Home Office spokesman said: ‘We are considering the ruling carefully before taking the next steps.’
The judges (including Baroness who took on Boris over Brexit) behind the bombshell ruling
Baroness Brenda Hale is no stranger to controversy, having ruled during the Brexit standoff that Boris Johnson’s prorogation of Parliament was unlawful. Now, with four other justices of the Supreme Court, she has lobbed a grenade into Government deportation policy.
Baroness Brenda Hale is one of four justices of the Supreme Court who made the landmark ruling.
Lord Wilson, who retired from the court last week, had previously been accused of straying into areas MPs should decide on, including changing rules on assisted suicide. He and Lady Arden, another of those who delivered the ruling, are ad hoc judges of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
The other judges were Lady Black, who in 2017 became the second woman after Lady Hale to join the Supreme Court; and Lord Kitchin, an intellectual property specialist.

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@NotthatSuzanne Not the benefits street @Channel4 would ever broadcast as a stand alone documentary.
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@GauciReports If you think that treatment is bad just wait till their takeover is complete.
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🚨DISGRACE at Staines Job Centre
A single mum, out of work for the first time, gets bullied & intimidated by staff standing over her.
She stands up - security swarms in and even try to take her phone. Her young daughter ends up in tears when they get followed.
Protect young mums & kids, not traumatise them.
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@aliciakearns I wish people would stop sanitising the language, especially ScuMP's.
@ZackPolanski
Spokesman for the Red Cross - Lie.
Worked at the MoJ - Lie.
Member of Council of Hypnotherapy - Lie.
Spokesman for Make Votes Matter - Lie.
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Polanski appears to be a pathological fraud:
- Spokesman for the Red Cross? 𝗨𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗲
- Worked at the MoJ? 𝗨𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗲
- Member of Council of Hypnotherapy? 𝗨𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗲
- Spokesman for Make Votes Matter? 𝗨𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗲
- Jedi Mind Tricks for Boob Jobs? 𝗖𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗳𝗶𝗮𝗯𝗹𝘆 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗮𝗻𝗲
Janet Eastham@JanetEastham
EXCLUSIVE: Polanski falsely claimed to have worked at the Ministry of Justice while campaigning for elected office. In reality, he was hired by an agency that supplies actors to a quango for courtroom role-play exercises. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…
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@BurbidgeRichard
Your STW6032 - Pine Stripwood 15x36x2400 [PK 20] - previously LP164 SKU: :STW6032, are they finish sizes and kiln dried?
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@DefiantLs Dear Idris Elba
Bench Grinder - Oil Stone - 3in1 Oil.
If you take away their toys they'll only make their own.
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@captainanson66 This isn't a kiln dried, this is a softwood material. -AK
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@Wickes
Your Pine Stripwood Moulding - 15 x 36 x 2400mm Product code: 121266 are the sizes finish sizes and isit knot free?
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@BenGrahamUK If that's how he feels even I might be tempted.
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Newly elected Green Party councillor Eden Hills reportedly wiped large parts of their social media before campaigning.
Now posts like this are resurfacing.
Voters deserve to know who they are electing before ballots are cast, not after the election is over.
If this is the standard of candidate vetting, then the Green Party has serious questions to answer.
Would the public have voted the same way if they had seen this beforehand?


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@daveatherton @TheGreenParty Amazing what you can get on PIP these days.
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This is Mohammad Baghdadi "Baggy" Khan reporting to duty as a newly elected Councillor in the Halliwell ward, Bolton. He looks composed in his Lamborghini Huracán Spyder, worth £100,000-£200,000, it does 19-23 mpg.
He is a member of @TheGreenParty.
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