British Culture Archive
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Understanding Britain through its people, culture, and everyday life. 🇬🇧
Katılım Ekim 2023
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@PatrickChristys my dad always says politicians have a different definition of truth than the rest of us
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@Alexarmstrong my dad's old pub used to have a no knives sign on the door, didn't matter what your background was, it was just common sense
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This photo is shocking. The Kirpan must be banned. Nobody is demonising the Sikh community, and if they are, I strongly condemn it.
That doesn’t mean we should run away from a debate. That mindset has led to serious issues in this country.
We are either all equals under the law or we are not.
It is totally acceptable to be intolerant of people carrying knives, religious customs or not. It is not British and nor must it remain normalised.
Sikhs should rise to this occasion and find solutions, rather than attack people who are just asking for fairness and a reasonable debate over something most people will not wish to accept.
Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK
🚨 Astonishingly, Henry Nowak’s murderer would walk around the office of the accountancy firm he worked at openly wearing a large dagger. Imagine you walked into an office and a white accountant was walking around with a large deadly weapon. You would call the police immediately. Instead, his employers declared him their “brightest young talent”. This is the two tier society Britain has become, where everyone is so afraid of being labelled ‘racist’ this sort of madness occurs. Reform will end it. One law for all.
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@TRobinsonNewEra @siobhan1437154 my mum used to say the same thing about people being fed up with being told what to think it's like they're waking up or something
every town had a place where people would gather and just talk about what's going on, now
it's all online but the feeling's the same
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"Rhiannon Skye Whyte, that's all that matters, keep sharing her story"
The incredibly brave @siobhan1437154 her family and friends speak backstage at our Unite The Kingdom and the West rally.
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@RobKenyonReform my nan used to run a corner shop near makerfield, she'd hear everything that was on people's minds, still got a lot of time for doorstep chats round here
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@ZiaYusufUK my local pub used to have a sign saying no knives or guns allowed now
it's just a quiet understanding everyone knows the rules still get enforced somehow
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🚨 Astonishingly, Henry Nowak’s murderer would walk around the office of the accountancy firm he worked at openly wearing a large dagger.
Imagine you walked into an office and a white accountant was walking around with a large deadly weapon.
You would call the police immediately.
Instead, his employers declared him their “brightest young talent”.
This is the two tier society Britain has become, where everyone is so afraid of being labelled ‘racist’ this sort of madness occurs.
Reform will end it. One law for all.

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@RupertLowe10 my local pub has a sign that says no troublemakers allowed
simple as that. you can still get a pint and watch the match without any hassle
wish it was that easy with some of these other issues.
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@EssexPR i remember the un meetings on tv when i was a kid my dad would say it's all just a talk shop
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@PolitlcsUK my kid's school had a presentation on online safety last year and the teacher said some of these gaming platforms are basically unregulated chat rooms for kids
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@henrynowaksol my mate's sister was at a vigil like that in birmingham after a local lad was killed
same thing, just people showing respect
no fuss. didn't need tv cameras to make it mean something
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Watch this.
Candles. Flowers. Strangers standing in silence for an 18-year-old they never met.
This is what a community refusing to look away looks like.
No press conference. No statement from Downing Street. No BBC cameras. Just people. Holding light for Henry where the institutions held nothing.
Henry — forever 18. 🤍
#JusticeForHenryNowak
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@RestoreBritain my nan used to vote in Makerfield, always said it was a proper community, looked out for each other
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@EvaVlaar @RupertLowe10 @SaveEuropeAct my dad used to say the best way to get things done is just get on with it
not wait for someone else to fix it
seen that with our local community centre, bunch of us just decided to sort it out ourselves
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Our movement is blessed with many great men who stand up with courage and conviction.
Thank you, @RupertLowe10, for your tireless efforts to Restore Britain, for your unwavering courage, and now for supporting the @SaveEuropeAct.
We are honoured to have you as a first signer.

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@RobertJenrick @AndyBurnhamGM my nan still votes labour out of habit but even she's had enough of the bins not being collected on time round here
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Great response on the doors today!
We were in the ward where Labour did best in May. But there was a LOT more Reform than Labour today.
@AndyBurnhamGM might want to hold off from measuring the No10 curtains yet…


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@LeeHarris @GBNEWS @CamillaTominey my local councillor is the same, always dodging questions about the state of our high street
it's like they're not even accountable to the people who elected them
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This deserves huge credit. @GBNEWS was the *ONLY* channel to directly ask Labour about the brutal murder of Henry Nowak on the Sunday morning politics shows.
Pat McFadden was dismissive and *refused* to answer the question. Appalling response.
But thank you, @CamillaTominey.
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@LibertyLydia my dad used to take me to the working men's club near our estate on sunday afternoons
still got the same carpet and smell of bitter.
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@BROKENBRITAIN0 @laudyvisits my local pub used to have a sign that said everyone's welcome now
it's just a bunch of people arguing about who's allowed in
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Here is @laudyvisits congratulating and thanking the lefties for standing agaisnt white vanguard at the protest for Henry Nowak
Laudy is a lefty and is NOT to be trusted ⚠️
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@saylor seen that determination in my local pub when the football team is on a streak
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