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🚨A 78 year old man was attacked by 4 Muslims on Friday Night walking his dog past a Mosque in Dundee He was told not to walk his dog near the Mosque during Eid when the youths attacked him How much longer do we put up with this? Absolutely horrific

@decorativeartt @pink_sea_dragon The IRGC is a criminal and terrorist regime in Iran and acts as a terrorist entity globally. #KingRezaPahlavi‌ForIran #DigitalBlackOutIran‌ #IranMassacre‌

Wake up UK before it’s too late !

@Mishi_2210 22

Everyone says 20 ,but that’s not the real answer If you solve this, you’re in the top 1%

Comic Relief awarded: £340,000 to Bail for Immigration Detainees £200,000 to Detention Action and £2,254,267 to Refugee Action, which provides "activist packs" on its website. Is it time the British public boycotted Red Nose Day? charlottecgill.co.uk/p/comic-relief…

Melika Azizi is 18 years old. The regime wants her dead because she isn't afraid of them. ​While the world slept, they raided her home. While they beat her in Lakan Prison, she held her head high. When the judge handed down a death sentence, she didn't beg for her life—she demanded justice for the fallen. ​"How can I stay silent?" she asked. ​We cannot be the ones who stay silent while they try to hang a teenager for her bravery. Silence is a death sentence. Noise is a lifeline. ​ACT NOW: Save this post. Share it. Tag three friends who will help spread her name. We have to make the cost of executing her higher than the cost of letting her go. ​#MelikaAzizi #SaveMelika #StopExecutionsInIran #HumanRights

🚨🇬🇧BREAKING NEWS In the last 7 days, 12 British girls were r*ped by Channel migrants.

@benonwine Antifa….

What do you call this look? 👀

Corrían por sus vidas, a la primera la mató de atrás, a la segunda la hizo parar, ella se puso en cuclillas , rogó por su vida y él le disparó ESTO HIZO EL TERRORISMO PALESTINO EL 7/10 HÁGANSE CARGO TODOS LO QUE LOS APOYAN

🔴 Beyrouth 🇱🇧 | La réalité que les médias ne vous montrent pas Partagez la vérité, que le monde sache Tsahal contacte les équipes de secours libanaises pour confirmer que le bâtiment ciblé à Zuqaq al-Blat est vide avant la frappe. « Oui, le bâtiment est vide, personne à l’intérieur », confirme l’homme sur place. À chaque frappe, Tsahal prévient les civils pour éviter les victimes innocentes. Et pourtant, les médias, experts et diplomates parlent de « civils tués »… ILS VOUS MENTENT : ce sont des terroristes, chaque frappe est précédée d’un avertissement #Israël #Hezbollah #Liban

Batley Was the Warning. This Is the Response A teacher in Kirklees is still in hiding. It has been five years since he showed an image of the Prophet Mohammed in a religious studies lesson at Batley Grammar School. The protests outside the school gates, the death threats, the forced disappearance of a man who has committed no crime and broken no law, all of it is ongoing. He has not returned to his classroom. He has not returned to his life. The mob that drove him out has faced no meaningful consequence. Now look at what the same local authority has done. Kirklees Council has issued guidance to schools in its area warning that children's drawings could be considered blasphemous under Islamic law, and that teachers must be flexible in catering for religious difference. Dance lessons are flagged as a potential concern over physical contact between males and females. The guidance is framed as sensitivity training. Read it for what it is: the institutionalisation of everything the Batley mob demanded. This is how it works. A community applies pressure through intimidation. The state, rather than defending the teacher, the school and the principle that British law governs British classrooms, retreats. Then it writes the retreat into official guidance so that every teacher in the authority knows, without being told explicitly, exactly where the line is and what happens if they cross it. The man still in hiding is the lesson. The guidance is the curriculum. And it does not stop at Kirklees. The government has this week unveiled a definition of anti-Muslim hostility to be disseminated through every school, council, university, NHS trust and broadcaster in the country. Schools are to monitor and record incidents. A reporting framework will ensure that concerns are accurately identified and addressed. The shadow communities minister has called it a backdoor blasphemy law. Lord Walney, the government's own former anti-extremism tsar, has warned that extremists will use it to deflect scrutiny. Even the Equality and Human Rights Commission says it is unnecessary and risks a chilling effect on free speech. Put these things together and the architecture becomes visible. Batley showed teachers what happens when they don't self-censor. The Kirklees guidance tells them how to avoid the same fate. Across the country, schoolchildren are being marched into mosques, dressed in Islamic garments and taught to write in Arabic, not as part of a balanced study of world religions, but as immersive experiences in one faith alone, in taxpayer-funded schools that in some cases ban Christian symbols and cancel nativity plays as exclusive. The national monitoring framework now ensures that anyone who objects risks having the objection recorded. It is a three-stage system built in plain sight, piece by piece, while the government insists it is protecting cohesion. Meanwhile the teacher remains in hiding. No minister has stood at a despatch box and demanded he be able to return to work safely. No guidance has been issued telling schools that the mob does not get to set the curriculum. No definition has been unveiled to protect the right of a religious studies teacher to teach religious studies. The full weight of the state's institutional apparatus has been deployed in one direction only, and it is not in the direction of the man whose life was destroyed for doing his job. This is not the quiet Islamisation of public life. It is not quiet. It is documented, structured and accelerating. And the test of whether this government is serious about cohesion is simple: bring that teacher home. Until then, everything else is noise. "[The teacher] has not returned to his classroom. He has not returned to his life. The mob that drove him out has faced no meaningful consequence."

Hamas terrorists, still holding rifles, as they started their shift as UN’s “humanitarian workers” in Gaza. Yes, the same UN you fund with your taxes. The media won’t show this because it exposes the truth: The UN employees Hamas terrorists in Gaza

⛔️ Blasphemy? Let's cut the crap. The British government just rolled out this new "non-statutory" definition of anti-Muslim hostility. Sounds harmless, right? Just guidance to fight hate crimes. But read it closely: it carves out special protections for one faith - Islam - while every other religion gets told to fend for itself. Christians can have their crosses mocked, their beliefs called bigoted fairy tales, their churches vandalized, and nobody's rushing to codify a special "anti-Christian hostility" definition - they don't get their own government-endorsed shield. But criticize Islam? Suddenly you're risking being labeled as encouraging "prejudicial stereotyping" or "hatred against a collective group." Even if you're just pointing out facts or debating ideas. This isn't about stopping violence - violence is already illegal, and hate crimes against Muslims are prosecuted under existing laws. This is about tilting the scales. It's favoritism dressed up as compassion. And once you start giving one religion special status in law and policy, you're not protecting free speech - you're quietly importing a hierarchy where some beliefs are more equal than others. We know where this road leads. Look at parts of Europe already: two-tier policing, speech codes that chill criticism of one faith while others get dragged through the mud. It's not a slippery slope - it's a deliberate step toward a sectarian society, where the state picks winners in the marketplace of ideas. And if we're not careful, Britain risks sliding from a free, pluralistic nation into something that looks a lot more like the theocratic systems some people fled to get here in the first place. The elites will tell you it's just "guidance." Don't buy it. This is how you erode liberty - one "non-statutory" definition at a time. Wake up, Britain. Your freedoms are worth more than woke gesture politics from @UKLabour ⁉️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧👇 #FreeSpeech #UKPolitics #NoSpecialTreatment

A MASTERCLASS IN MILITARY INCOMPETENCE The Starmer administration’s handling of the Iranian crisis is being whispered about in the corridors of Whitehall as a historic "cock up" of the highest order. Despite receiving a formal request from the Americans on 11 February—a full 17 days before the offensive actually commenced—the British government appears to have spent that critical window in a state of paralyzed indecision. The U.S. request was not an invitation for Britain to join the initial "decapitation strikes," but rather a plea for the Royal Navy to help shield vulnerable Gulf allies from the inevitable Iranian retaliation. Instead of stepping up to protect the 240,000 British citizens living in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the Ministry of Defence oversaw a period of baffling inaction that has left regional partners feeling utterly betrayed. The diplomatic fallout has been described by insiders as nothing short of catastrophic, with Middle Eastern allies expressing "undiluted fury" at the lack of British support. A former minister with deep ties to Amman reports that Jordan is "fking furious," while leaders in Kuwait and the Emirates are openly questioning whose side Britain is actually on. The Cypriots are reportedly "incandescent" after learning that military assets were actually withdrawn from their vicinity just as the threat level spiked. Only this week did it emerge that HMS Dragon would finally deploy—nearly three weeks after the initial American SOS—a timeline that military experts say is far too little and far too late to restore trust. Strategic failures have been compounded by what veteran commanders call a total lack of foresight regarding naval positioning. The only available Astute-class submarine was permitted to continue its journey toward Australia, despite having passed through the Gulf just weeks ago when it could have been held as a vital contingency. Security officials now warn that the Trump administration is viewing the UK’s "free riding" with growing contempt. There is a palpable fear in the MOD that the Americans, tired of London’s dithering, will simply cut Britain out of the loop entirely and strike a direct deal with Mauritius to secure the long-term use of Diego Garcia for future operations. Inside the government, the situation is being described as "incoherent" and "unconscionable." By allowing the United States to utilize British bases like RAF Fairford for strikes while simultaneously refusing to participate in the missions themselves, Starmer has managed to achieve the worst of both worlds. Critics say they have invited the risk of being targeted by Tehran without the benefit of having any say in the coalition's strategic direction. One former defence chief has branded this policy "reprehensible," arguing that Britain has effectively surrendered its seat at the table in exchange for a front-row seat to its own strategic irrelevance. The sobering reality in Whitehall is a growing sense that the UK no longer has the capacity to shape events in the Middle East. A former Downing Street adviser noted that the "intensity of Labour’s feelings" on the conflict is now matched only by their lack of influence. Allies have stopped listening because they no longer believe Britain can—or will—deliver on its security promises. As the Trump administration continues its high-tempo campaign to dismantle the IRGC, the United Kingdom finds itself sidelined, watched with suspicion by its friends and emboldened by its enemies, all due to a fortnight of inexcusable hesitation.

@JaneyOccupies Grow up @JaneyOccupies

Tesco and Sainsbury's avocados are from Israel. Do not buy. They also try to hide them in with the Moroccan avos, so look out!

@iAhmedksa @Mysteries_X_

@Mysteries_X_ Jesus was a prophet who worshipped Allah

Statue of Jesus Opens and Closes Eyes? Caught on Camera in Bethlehem 😳🙏

Mr Starmer, History will record this moment with the cold precision it deserves: a British Prime Minister, live on national television before the watching world, reduced to a trembling puppet as his Palestinian ambassador openly stroked and whispered instructions into his ear. There you stood paralysed, spineless, utterly broken, while your terrorist cheerleaders publicly humiliated the office of Prime Minister and the nation it once represented. That single broadcast has already become the indelible image of Britain’s surrender. This is the same man who, in 1999, authored the 900-page legal manual that weaponised the Human Rights Act against his own people; who, as Director of Public Prosecutions from 2008 to 2013, deliberately rewired the justice system to shield the very predators now devouring British children; and who now, with calculated finality, stands before the nation and anoints the Muslim Brotherhood, the intellectual godfathers of global jihad as the acceptable new face of the United Kingdom. You have made it crystal clear that you will stop at nothing to embed this poisonous ideology into every institution, every street, every future generation, openly placing it above the blood and soil of the country you were elected to defend. And the monstrosity deepens into something almost biblical in its betrayal. You enact laws that grant total impunity to the Islamic networks systematically raping, torturing and trafficking our daughters on an industrial scale, while any native Briton who dares name the pattern faces arrest and three years in prison. You sabotage national inquiries, institutionalise two-tier policing, and with Britain already bankrupt, its people abandoned, its treasury empty, you force the Bank of England to conjure another £40 million out of thin air, printing the King’s own currency into existence solely to fund the continued rape of our children and the importation of yet more radicals whose explicit mission is to erase every last remnant of British identity you have not already annihilated. Outstanding performance, you clever cunt, you have been planning Britain’s slow, deliberate death for twenty-five years. What comes next, when there is nothing left of us to destroy? Britain First. No Surrender. 🦁🇬🇧

As an Iranian living inside my country during war, I will say this plainly. The chance of me being killed by masked, armed men roaming the streets, or by gunmen standing on mosque rooftops behind machine guns, is far greater than the chance of dying in an airstrike. That is the truth of life under the Islamic Regime occupying Iran. The real fear here has never come from the sky. It has always come from the men the regime unleashes among its own people. #Irán #IranIsraelWar

PRESS RELEASE: HIGH COURT GRANTS HISTORIC PERMISSION FOR @TMOFCharity The Maggie Oliver Foundation TO CHALLENGE GOVERNMENT ON FAILURE TO ACT ON CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION This morning the High Court granted permission for charity, The Maggie Oliver Foundation, to challenge the Government on its failure to implement the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). The judgement is a moment of profound significance for survivors of child sexual abuse and for every child in this country whose safety depends on the Government honouring its commitments to reform. The Court found that following promises from consecutive governments, over the last almost four years, to learn lessons from IICSA to drive improvement in the policy and legislation protecting children, there is a legitimate expectation for them to deliver the inquiry’s twenty recommendations. The judge specifically highlighted the continued permission of use of pain inducing restraint techniques on children, a practice described as amounting to torture by IICSA, as an area where the Government has not justified its failure to act. The case will now proceed to a full substantive hearing. Maggie Oliver (former Detective and founder of the Maggie Oliver Foundation) will say: “Today is a historic day, not just for the Foundation, but for every survivor who has testified, waited and hoped. And it is for every child now and in the future, and for everyone who believes the state’s primary duty is to protect its citizens, especially the most vulnerable. When governments make promises to act and then walk away, children pay the price. Today the court has said, those promises matter.”