Major Richard Sharpe

This is what we’ve lost. Been in a small coastal village near Salcombe in Devon for the last week. It hits you straight away. Complete lack of diversity and the place is spotlessly clean. Streets you could eat off. No rubbish, no graffiti, no mess. The cafés and shops are run by polite English kids. Smiling, working hard, speaking properly. The sort of thing that used to be normal everywhere. No vape shops. No Turkish barbers. Just quiet English life by the sea. You can see exactly what has been taken from us. This is how it all used to be. And now it only survives in these few forgotten corners. Depressing when you realise how much we gave away.

There are horrific migrant crimes that don’t make it to the MSM or even onto X A council estate in Glasgow had 4 migrant rapes in a week including a child The locals are rioting They won’t report on it

The physiognomy of Britain's soft managerialist tyranny perfected.

@PolitlcsUK “It wasn’t me” absolute classic

🚨 WATCH: Andy Burnham says he wasn’t involved in ousting Keir Starmer

@triffic_stuff_ @TRobinsonNewEra Your daily reminder that Farage really doesn’t like the idea of deporting people

😳 BOMBSHELL claims from Nigel Farage on Triggernometry: He claims Elon Musk offered “very large sums of money” to Reform UK but only if Farage publicly backed @TRobinsonNewEra and started pushing mass deportations of illegals before the party had a concrete plan. Farage says he refused, telling Konstantin: “He wanted me to come out publicly and support Tommy Robinson, and I said I can’t do that. He wanted me to come out and talk about deportations of illegals before we had a plan.” Framing it as proof no one can “buy” him (in response to questions about other donors), Farage positioned it as standing up to Musk’s demands and not being “bullied”. This is basically accusing Musk of trying to blackmail him with cash for political concessions. Serious accusations. It will be interesting to hear Musk’s response. 🤔

The woman who used her sons NHS compensation to buy a jolly up pad for the weekends….how apt

Earlier today a @Guardian journalist sent me this query: Dear Toby Young, I'm Aisha Down, a journalist at the Guardian. I'm getting in touch because we're planning to report that the US state department is considering a grant of $5m to Free Speech Union, your organisation, as part of a new grant-making scheme, and wanted to give you the chance to comment. We would appreciate receiving your comment by 14:30. We are considering reporting the following: - The grant to the FSU is part of a package to Maga aligned groups that former US officials have condemned as a misuse of public money to seek influence over foreign politics and interfere with democracy. - It is rare for the US government to fund partisan political organisations in western countries. - These grants are likely to pose a challenge to Andy Burnham, who has said he will be "very upfront" with Trump about any disagreements. - These grants - including to your organisation - are "sole source" grants, meaning they are to be awarded without any competitive process. This is unusual for a highly regulated process which usually requires grantees to show they have a track record for handling funds and clear plans for the money. - This lack of process has been criticised as "outrageous and absurd" by former US officials, and as "gross incompetence" and "horrible stewardship" of US taxpayer money. - Your organisation does not appear to have a track record of handling grants of this amount. - We describe your organisation as "a rallying point for “anti-woke” grievance" which "frequently allies itself with rightwing causes" and say that you, Toby Young, appeared on Rees-Mogg's GB news show earlier this month to warn about 'Soviet-style' censorship in the UK. - The state department says that its grant to FSU will “support campaigns promoting free speech and countering digital overregulation across the UK, Europe and Australia”. The sole-source award is justified “due to FSU’s global network of free speech activists”. We would like to fully and fairly reflect your point of view and look forward to your statement. Thank you, -- Aisha Kehoe Down Senior Tarbell Fellow, Guardian News and Media I replied as follows: It sounds like a pretty garbled story. Free Speech Union International, which is the umbrella group that FSU UK, FSU Australia, FSU New Zealand, FSU Canada, FSU South Africa and FSU Brazil sit within, has expressed interest in applying for grant funding from the US State Department. This would be to promote the right to freedom of expression in those countries, which, far from being a partisan cause, is a universal human right. But it hasn't submitted a formal application and, consequently, has been awarded no grant from the State Department or any other branch of the US Government. You've mischaracterised the FSUs, all of which are non-partisan organisations that defend people who get into trouble for exercising their right to feee speech regardless of their political views. The FSU UK, for instance, is currently paying for the legal defence of a protestor who's being prosecuted for holding up a sign saying "I support Palestine Action", as well as a protestor for wearing a t-shirt at a Unite the Kingdom rally for saying "Fuck Islam Christ is King". Yes, we helped Lucy Connolly appeal her sentence -- we thought a prison sentence of over two-and-a-half years for a single tweet was excessive -- but we also tweeted yesterday, condemning the arrest of Heather Herbert and offering our support. Yes, we came to the defence of Nigel Farage when he was debanked, but we've also offered to help the Canary in its recent debanking case. So to describe the FSU UK as a "rallying point for anti-woke grievance" is misleading. We are a rallying point for those who want to defend the right to freedom of expression. Best, Toby The @Guardian then ran this story: theguardian.com/us-news/2026/j… You be the judge of whether you think this is good journalism.

Not a day goes by that I am not reminded of a famous study where men and women were forced to play a card game against an opponent. Their opponent then either cheated and stole money from the subjects; or cooperated and played fairly. Afterwards, the men and women were strapped into an FMRI, and watched as their prior opponent received a painful electric shock. For men, the brain produced an empathic response when the honest opponent was shocked. But it produced no empathy, and in fact showed signs of a pleasure when the cheater was shocked. Their empathy was conditional on how the opponent behaved. But for women… The brain produced an empathic response for both types of opponents. It didn’t matter if they had been cheated by them prior, they wanted to alleviate everyone’s suffering regardless. This is their greatest asset, it is the feminine divine. It is the reason why a mother’s love is unconditional. It’s also the reason why you will be stabbed to death in a Walmart parking lot by a borderline retarded Haitian with 73 prior convictions.

Coventry care company ‘Momo & Tarek Care Ltd’ assigned 648 certificates of sponsorship for the ‘Skilled Worker’ route from 21-24. As a comparison, Apple assigned 687; Microsoft assigned 505. According to 24/5 accounts, Momo&Tarek had 6 employees (avg.) In 23/4; 0 employees🧵1/6

This chap is doing gods work btw

Pakistan "No we will not take back Pakistani child rapists". UK government "Ok, here's another £153 million in aid".

@sarahthomson18 @ThisIsAfghan The honourable gentleman was referring to me I think, not the video.

@takeitbackUK @ThisIsAfghan Dublin isn’t in the UK ffs 🤦🏻‍♀️

Young people all over Europe wondering why they are still living with their parents into their thirties and struggle to get even an entry level job. The answer is we are being replaced by people who get free housing and can afford to work for peanuts.

New legal precedent set to fully open the floodgates from the third world. Illegal migrant enters the UK from third world shit hole. Mental health issues because family are still in said shit hole. Import all relatives. UK pays for ever. OBR estimated cost £600k each.

I CAN’T believe what I just heard… Tim Walz openly DEFENDS his decision to pardon the illegal alien who r*ped a 10-year-old girl. When pressed on it, he said: “Did that make us any safer?… Did it improve the idea that we can’t all be judged by our worst day?” Walz is openly choosing to protect a criminal predator instead of American citizens.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Sick bastard.

The moment they started pushing this narrative you knew this country had gone completely morally bankrupt.

This is the illegal migrant Ramadhani Matenga from Wethersfield that allegedly punched a woman in the face in Braintree. He was walking freely in Colchester wearing a face mask. We don’t want these men being dropped off to walk freely in our towns and cities.

@FreeAndyT It’s scary how quickly this architecture is being put in place all around the world. The consequences are horrendous. Another reason we are getting pumped with low IQ mass immigration no doubt. No fighting back from these guys, as long as they get their mosques and handouts…

Yet more dystopian horror awaits us in the near future When they have implemented digital ID & CBDC They have sacked the police & replaced them with AI controlled drones, and the panopticon in the sky, where faceless men sit in remote control rooms We will look back & rue the day we allowed CCTV to replace common standards of courtesy, decency & civil behaviour If you want to see the logical conclusion of this version of hell, watch some of the drone footage from the Ukraine conflict, see how helpless humans are against eyes & guns in the sky There will be nowhere to hide from Big Brother We must push back against the 1984 playbook, before we end up in the Terminator franchise

They’re raping the horses now

@NamAdirolf23 @CXkei38382 I’ve never even heard them say thank you. Not once…

@CXkei38382 @takeitbackUK Yeah, we raised the living standards and life expectancy and threw in some infrastructure in the process. Nobody went to those lands to live off benefits.

Maybe the only thing “coming home” this year will be Shamima Begum…