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@ColbucD27912 @amiKozak @AmisHousePod @jordanbpeterson He’s really ill. He had sepsis and nearly died and some other inflammatory illness and mould exposure illness.

@amiKozak @AmisHousePod @jordanbpeterson Where is Jordan Peterson? I havent heard from or about him in a while? Where'd he go?

From my latest episode of @AmisHousePod - Sending strength to @jordanbpeterson 🦞

So apart from trying to give away the Chagos islands. Recognising Palestine. 13 ministerial resignations. Showing full confidence in Morgan McSweeney, Peter Mandelson, Sue Gray and Lord Ali. Blaming the far right for an island of strangers. 16 Policy U turns and rising. Having no operable warships. Not smashing the gangs. Approving a huge Chinese embassy in London. Spending 23 seconds laying a wreath in Southport only to rush back to a drinks party. Appointing an anti Muslim hostility tsar. Raising income tax. Raising inheritance tax. Raising national insurance. Raising capital gains tax, Raising council tax. Raising value added tax. Raising mansion tax. Increasing welfare spending and the minimum wage whilst freezing tax allowances. Scrapping jury trials. The only boat he has stopped is HMS dragon from crossing the channel. What has Starmer really achieved apart from breakfast clubs and the decay of our country?

They do fear us - that is why they have this show of force and crack down harder. The government do not think they are there to work in our interests - they think they are there to rule and control us. They can do whatever they want and if we complain or don’t like it they will use force.

@Sutton1Mr Until the fear us like they fear the Muslims this will keep on happning. Unfortunately, we need to show then who's house this is.

My Honest Account of what happened last night. I arrived at Epsom expecting to see maybe 20/30 people there. It was only a flash demo after all. But such is the anger and feeling of betrayal in Epsom that there were several hundred people at the station. There were not many police either.They had been caught on the hop.We marched off in a peaceful manor. No shouting. No singing.When we reached the junction we decided this was as good a place as any to hold our protest. We held the traffic up.But I did not hear one motorist complain.Most were locals and were giving us the thumbs up from their cars.Everything was peaceful.And orderly. Then as van after van of riot police started to arrive the atmosphere turned a bit. It was a total overreaction by boys in blue.And one that I have not seen at other demos such as the pro pally mobs that have plagued our streets for the last couple of years. Any major trouble was only averted by the leadership of our guys at the front calling for calm. All we were asking for was a bit of honesty and a bit of dialogue.We were met with riot shields. Well done to the people of Epsom. Shame on the police.

@IamBalhamMatt @tomhfh You don’t have to invent them as they have them already. I have had them on my keyring for years and use them all the time.

@tomhfh I was thinking of inventing a very small pair of mini-scissors precisely for this very purpose which fit conveniently onto your key-ring.

Has anyone polled the public on how hated the stupid attached bottle cap thing is? Or on useless paper straws? Interested to see public attitudes here.

In March 2022, police in Lancashire found a boy on a bus carrying a knife. He told them, smiling, that he wanted to stab someone. So, of course, they declined to arrest him and drove him home. They did not search his house. Had they done so, they would have found that he had purchased seeds to manufacture ricin - an extremely potent toxin and a biological weapon, as any Vince Gilligan aficionados reading this will know - and had downloaded terrorist material onto his computer. The plod treated it, in the language of the report, as a "safeguarding issue." Between 2019 and 2024, this boy was referred to the Prevent counter-terrorism programme three times. Three times, the referral was closed. Not once did it reach the Channel panel, the body that is supposed to exist for precisely this purpose. Social care opened his case and closed it again, couldn't be arsed. Then they opened it again and closed it again; still couldn't be arsed. At last, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services assessed him and concluded - in writing, and in a clinical report - that the risk he posed to others was "none." That was on July 23rd 2024. The boy's name was Axel Rudakubana. Six days later, on the July 29th 2024, he walked into a Taylor Swift-themed dance class on Hart Street in Southport and murdered Bebe King, aged six; Elsie Dot Stancombe, aged seven; and Alice da Silva Aguiar, aged nine. Ten other children and two adults were stabbed. The inquiry published yesterday finds, formally, that all three children were unlawfully killed and that the attack was preventable (interestingly did not, it would appear, conclude that the attack was a racial hate crime, but that is a matter for another day). Sir Adrian Fulford's report runs to sixty-seven recommendations. He describes a "merry-go-round" of referrals, assessments, case closures and hand-offs in which risk information was "lost or diluted" between and within agencies, and in which multiple professionals used the boy's autism diagnosis as an explanation and fob-off-of-choice for behaviour that was, plainly, escalating violence and complete incipient insanity. His parents, the report finds, "created significant obstructions" to every agency that attempted to engage with their son. Quelle surprise. Every single institution that existed to prevent the cold-blooded murder of young British girls -the police, Prevent, social care, mental health services - had this kid's name in a file. Several of them had it in multiple files. A child told police officers to their faces that he wanted to stab someone, and they gave him a lift home, patted him on the head, and probably told him to calm down. And the system's answer, as it always is, will be a review. New guidelines that punish no one culpable and piss off the reasonably law-abiding. Performatively solemn undertakings, perhaps live on the news in a nice low-visibility timeslot, that MISTAKES WERE MADE and LESSONS WILL BE LEARNED; which is the phrase-pair the British state reaches for when Oops-It's-Killed-People-Again and would like terribly to be seen to be acting in an appropriately solemn manner without raising the appropriate hell and putting the culpable individuals in jail. After all, the culpable are its friends and colleagues. Three girls are dead; murder was the means, but even that, in this case, was just the product of British state infrastructure, and a system that has made a settled institutional practice of not acting on what it knows.

@ConceptualJames @wajacobson Dave Smith has the biggest ego of anybody I have ever seen. He has delusions of power 😂

I am once again telling you the podcasters literally believe they run the show. They think the tail really does wag the dog, and they're having panic attacks and complete meltdowns over the fact that it just isn't true. This only makes it more visible too. Downward spiral.

@KatKanada_TM I am so sorry for your loss - just devastating 🙏💔

I had a miscarriage today… I’ve never had one before. This is the most devastating loss I’ve ever experienced in my life… If you are a praying person, would you say a prayer, please. 💔✝️

@NancyMace So sorry for your loss Nancy 🙏❤️

Tonight at 9:56 PM, my father went Home. In his final moments I read him testimony from his soldiers - words describing his heroism during December 2-4, 1968, the acts that earned him the Distinguished Service Cross with Valor. We had just discovered new testimony from the men who served beside him. As I read those words to him, he grew calm. And then he was gone. He left this world knowing he was a war hero. Knowing he was loved. Knowing Jesus was waiting. He was surrounded by his two dogs, his wife, and two of his daughters - Nancy and Mary. As he passed, his dog Sugar put her head in my lap. My dog Liberty put her paws on my knees. Even they knew it was time to say goodbye. On Friday I watched my father accept Christ as his Savior. Tonight I watched him go Home to meet Him. And tonight also happened to be one of his grandson’s birthdays. God doesn’t do coincidences. He chose this day on purpose. A life celebrated as another began. He fought the good fight. He finished the race. He kept the faith.2 Timothy 4:7 Rest now, Dad. Your work in this world is done. 🙏♥️

@AlpacaAurelius Pillars of the Earth and the whole Kingsbridge series of historical fiction novels by Ken Follett. So good.

more books, less scrolling what's your favorite you've read in the last year?

That’s true but I have a feeling it is deeper than that. She is a highly trained and experienced journalist and is used to being impartial and not getting personally involved with the things she is reporting. Steve Bannon was beastly to her and she was getting death threats back then - and she had a stalker who was threatening her - and all sorts of abuse and intimidation went on in that Fox newsroom with Roger Ailes. She sailed through all that and none of it made her freak out - she even forgave Steve Bannon and seems to be somewhat friendly with him now - which is kind of surprising as he is a nasty piece of work in my opinion. Something changed - and the thing that definitely causes that kind of change in someone is intolerable stress and trauma.

@ginarosebe I think what did it was how she was swarmed and attacked online. That kind of thing really hurts and it puts you in the place of hating those people right back.

So when Trump first went after Megyn Kelly it was over the Rosie O'Donnell question. She says it got so bad she had to get personal security. Trump supporters went after her, as did Trump. She's told this story many times. Things are different now. She has her own platform that isn't attached to any major media company, so she is free to fight Trump using it. And that is what she is doing. She's fighting Trump. The "death threat" set, however, is probably on her side this time because there's a very good chance they're the anti-Israel set. So I think for a lot of Trump supporters, what she is doing now is heartbreaking because they feel they lost an advocate. I think that is what I see, along with anger: heartbreak. Beware the influencer and podcaster, though. There is a good chance somewhere along the way, they will break your heart. That just seems to be the way of things. They change. Their objectives change. Their audiences change. I feel like I've lost a big one with America This Week and I haven't been able to listen to the new one. But you can always find people who will talk about the things that matter to you. They might not be the same people and might not have as high traffic. But they're out there.

@kevinnbass Yes definitely!

I can do the unclassified ones. That's easy. Would people like to see that?

@Geniustechw No. It’s such a shame though - I used to love her and listen to her show every day. Then she lost her mind.

Are you still a fan of Megyn Kelly?

@data_republican Battlestar Galactica - I sat and watched it with my son when he was around 12. We both enjoyed it so much and it is one of my best memories watching that show with him.

Good morning, X Patriots. Does anyone have a great movie or tv series that you can recommend that would be appropriate for a 12 year old boy? He's very into tech, but likes all genres. No animated stuff please unless you think it's 5⭐ quality and not to be missed. Old stuff is great; new stuff I'm not sure about... So much of it is garbage imo, but I'm willing to hear your opinions. Thank you!

So women being raped and hanged doesn’t bother you? A man objecting to it bothers you so much more that you feel the need to comment and insult him? Yeah - I’m glad we don’t live in the world the way you want it to be. Good men silenced and women raped, beaten, and hanged for showing their hair.

@TPointUK @LozzaFox Oh bless him! Trying to be all Charlie Kirk and failing miserably 🤣 He should have been told he doesn't have the intellect. He does struggle to find anything he's good at.

"It tires me that the left, while these girls are being raped and hung in Iran, they have nothing to say about it, not a word." Laurence Fox gives leftist student an education on Islamism! @LozzaFox

@awkwardgoogle @KingBobIIV I can’t even tolerate that chewing noise and had to turn the sound off. It is very cute to look at though.

The only chewing noise I will accept.

@ZacGoldsmith At what point do we start to believe this is deliberate malfeasance rather than idiocy and incompetence? And you forgot to add the Chagos islands fiasco in there

On every international issue this UK govt has not only made the wrong call, it has made a catastrophically wrong call: -recognising a Palestinian state as a reward for committing the biggest slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust -not recognising peaceful and friendly (formerly British) Somaliland in favour of terrorist Al Shabaab- infested Somalia. -withdrawing almost all support for efforts to protect and restore nature internationally (in favour of a one dimensional carbon approach) -actively voting to put Iran on a UN committee responsible for tackling Gender Equality & Empowerment of Women, Disarmament, Human Rights, Terrorism Prevention Etc It is actually mind-boggling

@neoavatara The whole friendship with Tucker Carlson thing is hanging over JD’s head. He has been given this mission to prove his loyalty.

Anyone want to explain why Marco Rubio isn't involved in these negotiations? He's by far our most competent diplomat.

@pizzacatoO @VigilantFox This is Douglas Murray. He not only agrees with Bill Maher he wrote the book on it - many books actually. He stood virtually alone against the Islamization of Western Europe for the last 20 years.

Bill Maher just went so hard against Islam, it left his guests in stunned silence. It all started when Maher recalled how people overused the term “Islamophobia” after 9/11. He says that moment was the “beginning” of a “wokeness” that forbade you to say this out loud: “There is such a thing as Western civilization. Remember after 9/11, if you said ‘clash of civilizations’? It was the beginning of sort of that wokeness where, ‘Oh, don’t say that. That’s Islamophobia.’” “No, it was a clash of civilizations. The civilizations are very different, and OURS IS BETTER!” [Guests stare at each other in silence]. Maher continued: “And if you’re not clapping, spend a week in a Muslim capital, you wouldn’t last.”

@realsashastone ‘Survivors’ is now added to my list of hated words - along with ‘diverse’ and ‘inclusive’ and ‘my truth’ and ‘lived experience’ and oh so many others.

Any time they’re asked to come clean they never do