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Today we adopted a new friend for our little girl. She’s was sad after losing her big brother. She’s a bit unsure of this hulking boy, at the moment, but he’s a big softie & she’s going to love him 💕

@_seangriffiths @robinmonotti That maybe so, but making your society poorer and off shoring your carbon emissions helps no one

@juliammea @robinmonotti The climate has never changed at the speed it has over the last 200 years. It is unprecedented in geological history. Look it up.

Hood on, so if we reached the same temperature in 2026 as in 1922 & 1944, then can we all agree the entire narrative of temperature increasing yearly has been debunked as we had the same temperature over 100 years ago?

@_seangriffiths @robinmonotti The climate changes, always has done; before humans built their cities & had industrialisation The belief that we have the power to control the climate is pure hubris. We should focus on adapting & mitigation, at which we are good

@robinmonotti In very recent years the following UK records have been broken: Highest ever temperature, warmest year, 10 warmest all since 2000, warmest summer, warmest spring, highest ever May temperature (by 2°+), highest July, highest August. Nothing debunked at all.

@brabs69 @stephenmusgrove @robinmonotti dailysceptic.org/2025/04/09/met…

@stephenmusgrove @robinmonotti Where's your proof of that Stephen??

My home city of Bradford has Europe’s highest rates of first-cousin marriage. And rates of avoidable birth abnormalities which should be an international scandal. We should follow Sweden’s lead.

If someone made an inoffensive joke? Of course I'd have the same response you retarded cunt. I'll tell you what I think was unacceptable. Your queen, Hannah Spencer, said the Manchester Arena bombing was the result of "division" caused by British conservatives. Not Islamism. An absolutely vile, fraudulent smear on the innocent girls who were killed. I would swap every communist and Islamist in the world for one of those girls.

If you want to know what the ‘Cost of Net Zero’ is look at these average domestic energy bills across countries. Imagine what the commercial energy bills are for businesses trying to compete in world markets ? Energy for UK businesses is 5 x higher than in China and 4.5 x India

Politicians still talk about the horrendous murder of Stephen Lawrence, 30 years after the fact. As well as tragic killing of Damilola Taylor 25 years after the fact. The same politicians haven’t mentioned Henry Nowak at all in the 5 months since his murder. Why?

THIS IS HORIFFIC Shocking French child abuse scandal: Criminal investigations now span 114 Paris nurseries and schools after children as young as three were allegedly raped, beaten, starved and locked in rooms by staff paid to protect them. The cases cover 84 nursery schools, around 20 primary schools and 10 crèches across all 20 arrondissements of the capital. At Paul-Dubois nursery alone, one youth worker faces 15 formal complaints. At Saint-Dominique nursery, 16 staff members (aged 18-68) were arrested in coordinated raids on 20 May. Paris City Hall has suspended 78 municipal employees, 31 of them on suspicion of sexual violence. At least one monitor is already in pre-trial detention. Paris chief prosecutor Laure Beccuau confirmed three formal judicial investigations have been opened. Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire has apologised and announced a €15.8 million emergency reform package with stricter vetting and inspections.

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…

Today's is Taylor's 15th birthday. He is still missing. Please keep sharing until he is found.

A pasture in the Lincolnshire Wolds has carried cattle for a thousand years. It's worked by the Crawford family. Has been since the reign of George IV. Two hundred years of calving in the small hours, of bringing the herd in before storms, of two hundred years of knowing that the Lincoln Reds prefer the south-facing slopes in spring and the sheltered hollow when the wind comes off the North Sea in October. In 2025, a solar developer offered them £1,250 an acre per year, index-linked, on a forty-year lease. The suckler herd was running at a loss before subsidy. With subsidy, the margin was thin enough that one bad winter or one TB reactor wiped it out. The family is thinking about it. You can't blame them. The maths is not subtle. The maths is a father and a son walking the herd at first light, neither of them speaking, both of them knowing that the figure on the developer's letter is more than the farm has cleared in a decade. If they sign, the panels go up in 2027. The herd will be dispersed at Louth, which is now the last remaining livestock market in Lincolnshire. Two hundred head of one of the oldest beef breeds in Britain, descended from cattle the Norse settlers brought across the North Sea, finished on grass without a grain of cereal, broken up and sold to whoever turns up with a trailer. Fewer than five hundred original-population Lincoln Reds remain in the world. The Crawford herd was one of the larger ones. The barn becomes a substation. The cattle grid gets lifted. The hedge the great-grandfather planted in 1958 gets pulled out to widen the access track for the construction lorries. The Crawfords did not choose this. The economics were engineered, in Westminster, over fifteen years, to make this the only sensible option. The panels are not the villain. The panels are the symptom. The villain is a country that decided British beef mattered less than electricity it could have generated from the roof of the Amazon warehouse outside Grantham. The shelf in the supermarket where the Lincoln Red used to sit will be filled, quietly, by Irish beef, then Australian, then Brazilian, and nobody will tell the shopper why the country stopped feeding itself. The roof of the warehouse is still empty. The herd is gone.

Congrats to the duplicitous Andy Burnham on making a success of being a landlord ( what would his lefty mates say? ) having bought a 2-bedroomed flat in London 20 years ago , seeing it double in value to £500K and now being rented out for a handy £3K-3.5K. Where Burnham was fortunate and other landlords weren’t, is that for years the interest on his mortgage was paid through his expenses because he was an MP. But he took an even bigger advantage by renting out his place in Kennington and instead rented a place nearby and sent the whole bill to the taxpayer. That’s now illegal but basically he took advantage of an Xs racket in Parliament making him, in my view, unsuitable to be an MP. He’s a creep and he wants to bring that thought process to Downing Street. The more you hear of Burnham the more you know the good people of Makerfield won’t be voting for him.

Le Creuset makes brilliant cookware. It’s also French. Samuel Groves makes superb cast iron in Birmingham. 24cm Britannia pan: £130. Le Creuset equivalent: £149. Same premium cast iron game, but supporting local industry feels better. #MadeInEngland

🚨 The Islamic regime HANGED Iranian MMA Champion Gholamreza Khani Shekarab They hanged Gholamreza today. He was our MMA champion, a coach and international referee. A real fighter who always made us proud. They accused him of spying for Israel. He had no fair trial. They didn’t give him a real lawyer. They only tortured him until he gave forced confessions. They took one of our own and hanged him like he was nothing. This regime is killing our people every single day. This truly breaks my heart. The world needs to know his name. Rest in power, Gholamreza. 💔

Colchester @marksandspencer I asked where the women’s changing room was to try on swimwear. Manager Andrew (he/ his /him) says gender neutral changing areas are “completely safe” for women and girls. For asking him this question, he told me to leave the store. @SexMattersOrg

@FlorrieFory213 @jan_murray

@jan_murray Over 50 trans children took their own lives after Streeting removed their healthcare. Stop wallowing in your own self pity, TERFs aren’t nice people and lose friends. Find kinship with other bigots, as you get a ‘buzz’ inflicting misery on other human beings.

I handed my friend my phone this morning and showed her some of the public comments posted about me in recent days. By people I know - and who know me. Former friends, colleagues, contractors, clients. “She’s gross.” “She’s relentless.” “Is she trying to be Katie Hopkins?” “Awful woman.” “What a piece of work.” “Hateful, harmful and wrong.” “It baffles me that people have continued to associate with her.” “Her actions only seek to cause harm.” “Why do good people go bad?” “If you give someone enough rope …” “It makes me feel sick just reading it,” she said. “I’m not sure I’d be able to cope. And they’re saying these things because you believe people cannot change sex? Yep. These are not strangers on the internet. Many are people I’ve: - Enjoyed coffee or a beer with - Sent flowers to when they were sick - Had dinner with - and picked up the bill - Laughed and cried with - Helped professionally and financially That final comment: “If you give someone enough rope” - keeps coming back to me. Because the phrase means: if you give someone enough rope, they’ll hang themselves. And some of the people participating in these discussions know full well that someone in my life did exactly that a few years ago - and how profoundly it affected me. Thankfully, I have strong family support around me, good mental health and genuine friends who see the whole Janet - not simply the version it has apparently become socially acceptable to condemn. But what if I didn’t? Most people go through periods in life where they are more vulnerable than usual. Grief. Illness. Depression. Isolation. Exhaustion. And this kind of public pile-on culture can have very real consequences. Caroline Flack is one example that comes to mind. I can usually forgive - if not entirely forget. But I must admit I’m struggling here. Because I’m comfortable with disagreement. I also understand that people respond emotionally to contentious issues. But betrayal is harder to forgive. One comment accused me of sinking to a “new low”. But I don’t think you get much lower than publicly attacking someone - without even taking the time to properly understand the situation - simply because they hold lawful views you disagree with. I imagine some people will claim it’s not what I say, but the way I say it. In the absence of any convincing argument for why men should access women and girls’ single-sex spaces, it’s often the only criticism left. But they know as well as I do that there is no “nice” way to say a man is not a woman. Yet it still needs to be said. And it is not remotely “hateful” to state biological reality. That, for me, is the part I find hardest to forgive.

@wrexhamris51760 @UnionMac1 @jan_murray Stop policing women’s language. We have had enough of being kind & gentle, considerate of porn addled, ‘men in dresses’, feelings. Whilst they mock, belittle & threaten women for objecting. We’ve reached peak TERF & we DGAF!

@UnionMac1 @jan_murray Umm not sure but how is this relevant to mock trans women for having to wear nappies? Why would you defend this belittling of people. You can want to defend women’s spaces and not be a complete arse.

Mark, founder of @OurfightUK, held up a sign calling Hamas terrorists at a Palestine protest. He was arrested and falsely accused of assaulting two emergency workers. Just two days before trial, the CPS suddenly revealed it had been sitting on video footage that cleared him all along – and dropped the case. This is Mark’s story.

من روح‌الله کرکی هستم و محکوم به اعدام. پیشتر هم برادرم امین، به طور مشکوکی در زندان کشته شد. صدایم باشید!

JUDGE GARY WOODHALL ⛔️⛔️⛔️ Judge WOODHALL allowed convicted paedophile Alan Clutterbuck who had 34,569 incident images of children some of which were infants to walk from his court room on a community order. Pedophillia is being decriminalised by the day. This is deliberate.