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Robert jenrick spoke about Henry Nowak in parliament. But it shouldn’t have taken Rob to do it - it should have come from our MP @ThurrockJen Henry was a Thurrock boy. He’s one of us. I find her silence disgraceful.

Henry Nowak was just 18 years old He was murdered by a migrant who should never have been here The police arrested Henry for alleged racism so he died bleeding out in handcuffs I cannot tell you how broken our society is when stories like this keep on happening

A gang of Travellers stalked and raped two schoolgirls, one of them at knifepoint. They have, disgracefully, avoided jail. Vile crimes like these should result in proper punishment. If sentencing rules allow outcomes like these, the Government must change the rules.

Dear @keir_starmer, you seemed very heartbroken when George Floyd, the American convicted felon died in the United States. BUT you are not in the least bit moved that your own citizen Henry Nowak was murdered and the police were complicit in his demise. Any kneeling for Mr. Nowak or only for American felons of color?

Dearlove Is Shocked. He Should Be. But He Is Looking At The Wrong People. Sir Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI6, said yesterday he was shocked to learn that a senior Foreign Office civil servant had discussed Britain's nuclear deterrent in closed-door meetings with an organisation he describes as a front for China's main foreign spy agency. He called for parliamentary scrutiny of Stephen Lillie's meetings with the Grandview Institution during a four-day trip to Beijing last October. Dearlove is right to be shocked. He is looking at the wrong level. Lillie's meeting did not happen in isolation. It happened during what the Telegraph describes as a flurry of trips to Beijing by top British officials amid Starmer's deliberate thawing of relations with China. Sir Olly Robbins, subsequently sacked, lunched with Grandview experts the week before Lillie's visit. Jonathan Powell, now the Prime Minister's National Security Adviser, met Grandview before his appointment. Since becoming National Security Adviser in December 2024, Powell has met Wang Yi, the Politburo member directing Chinese foreign affairs, four times. His vetting arrangements have never been publicly confirmed. Every parliamentary question about those arrangements has been blocked. A civil servant discussing nuclear deterrent protocols with a Chinese spy agency front is alarming. The Prime Minister's National Security Adviser maintaining undisclosed relationships with PLA-connected officials through his private consultancy, while his vetting status remains secret, demands scrutiny of an entirely different order. The government's defence of Lillie's meetings is that no sensitive information was discussed. That formulation covers every difficult question this government has faced on China. The spy trial that collapsed because the government refused to name China as a national security threat in court. The super embassy approved despite a concealed underground chamber positioned within a metre of the cables carrying the City of London's financial data. The Mandelson appointment despite a due diligence report flagging China and Russia concerns. The same language. The same outcome. Dearlove warned yesterday that Chinese intelligence operates on an industrial scale, approaches every engagement with aggressive intentions, and exploits any relationship it can access. He said British officials should have been briefed in detail about the threat before attending these meetings. He said he has serious concerns about the national security adviser's previous contacts with China. Those concerns are warranted. The question Dearlove has raised about Lillie is a question about process and judgment. The question Powell's undisclosed vetting raises, alongside the spy trial collapse, the super embassy, the Indo-Pacific withdrawal, and Chinese components being embedded throughout Britain's energy grid against explicit American intelligence warnings, goes considerably further. A pattern of decisions this consistent, each retreating from Britain's interests and advancing Beijing's, each defended with the language of pragmatism and engagement, does not emerge from poor judgment alone. Poor judgment produces occasional errors. Sequential decisions, each pointing in the same direction, over two years, by a Prime Minister warned repeatedly who proceeded regardless, produces a different and more troubling question. Dearlove wants the ISC to scrutinise Lillie's paperwork. The ISC is already reviewing thousands of pages on Mandelson. Parliament has been blocked from scrutinising Powell. Scrutinise the civil servant by all means. Then ask who sent him, who knew, and why the pattern of engagement with an organisation accused of fronting for Chinese intelligence runs from the bottom of the Foreign Office all the way to the office of the Prime Minister's National Security Adviser. Sir Richard "has serious concerns about the national security adviser's previous contacts with China."

🚨 THE FACE OF EVIL — COSMIN CERCEL, 30, FROM COLCHESTER This sick bastard sexually assaulted a child, took indecent images, then used AI technology to create fake indecent images of a second victim to make them look naked. Cosmin Cercel, of Winnock Road, Colchester, was charged with: • Attempted rape • Four counts of Sexual Assault on a Child (Under 13) • Causing or Inciting a Child to Engage in Sexual Activity • Taking Indecent Images of a Child – Category A He made early admissions during interview, but it still took specialist phone analysis to uncover the full horror — including the AI-generated abuse material. Ipswich Crown Court gave him just 5 years and 4 months. Five years for attacking kids and using AI to create more child abuse material. Another pathetic sentence for a predator who targeted the most vulnerable. Name him. Share his face. These monsters are using new technology to abuse more children and the system still treats it like a slap on the wrist. Protect our kids.

@waterjetcut @g_gosden 👏🏻

@g_gosden He wasn't shouting abuse at women. He was remonstrating at an elected official who lied about her expertise, and caused millions of people hardship.

A flag on a van and shouting abuse at women does not make you a patriot. It makes you a craven coward.

@jennyrenb @GammonGazette @ZiaYusufUK I engage with people of all ideas and creeds- communication is important, not my details. When communication stops, humanity suffers. Anyway, anybody can put whatever they want as ‘details’, didn’t check yours until now, doesn’t tell me anything new!

@v_hwly @GammonGazette @ZiaYusufUK Why no detail on your account - I don’t engage with people who don’t give any idea of their identity.

Could this legendary gentleman please get in touch. A future Reform government would like to give him a peerage for this outstanding public service. He can do similar to all the crooks currently sitting in the House of Lords!

Listen when they tell you. “Everyone in the country will have a digital ID” Even if you don’t want one! “This isn’t a heavy handed approach but we will make sure everyone has one” Oh 🤡

The British media do this deceptive thing where they add up all the jail sentences for members of a rape gang, and present it as a cumulative number -- 277 years. But that's for 20 different rapists who raped girls as young as 12 years old hundreds of times, over years. In reality, these men will automatically be released in ten years. dailymail.com/news/article-1…

A solar farm just opened where a beef farm used to be. This is a real sentence about a real place. In Lincolnshire, near Glentworth, on land that grew British food for six hundred years. 1,214 hectares of grazing pasture and cropland, the size of Heathrow Airport, now under panels for the next forty years. It is called Tillbridge Solar. It was approved in October 2025. The locals were against it. The local council was overruled by central government. The farmer who used to graze cattle on that land will not be grazing cattle on that land in your lifetime. Down the road, Springwell Solar got the nod the same month. 1,280 hectares. The largest in the country. Same story. Beef and arable, gone. This is happening everywhere. CPRE found that 59% of England's biggest solar farms are on productive farmland. In one Lincolnshire district, 7% of the land is now solar panels. Three solar farms, Sutton Bridge, Goosehall, and Black Peak, are built entirely on the highest grade of agricultural land we have. Now here is the part nobody mentions at the dinner party. The roofs of the warehouses on the A1 are empty. The supermarket distribution centres are empty. The Amazon sheds, the MoD car parks, the industrial estates outside every town in England, all empty. CPRE's own numbers show that putting panels on the roofs we already have would meet the entire 2035 solar target on its own. The panels are not going on the roofs. The panels are going on Lincolnshire because leasing one field from one farmer is easy, and leasing a thousand roofs from a thousand owners is hard. The shortcut is the pasture. You will not be told to stop eating beef. You will simply find that the farm that produced it is now a power station, and the beef in the supermarket has come from Kansas, and it costs more, and the cow is no longer in the field, because the field is no longer a field. Cover the roofs. Leave the pasture.

Pure propaganda to suggest they're getting a grip on asylum In 2025, the H.O. approved c. 60%-65% of asylum applications (incl. appeals) Portugal approved only 3% - 8%! Even France only approves c. 40%-50% Crucially, UK approves those who were REFUSED in EU countries The EU average is 36%, almost HALF our 60%-65%. The Home Office's high approval rating is a major pull factor. A significant percentage of certain nationalities (Eritreans, Afghans, Sudanese, Iraqis etc.) apply for asylum in the UK after having their applications rejected by other European nations Disgraceful for the Home Office to try to put a positive spin on this. There is no reason the UK can't be more like Portugal - other than a lack of political and civil service will.

A foreign billionaire just did the job the entire British press wouldn't. @elonmusk asked the question every newsroom in this country should have been screaming for months. Who are the officers that handcuffed a dying boy and let him bleed out in the street? Who are they, and why are they still in a job? Not the BBC. Not Sky. Not GB News. A bloke in Texas with no stake in this country. They had the story. They let it die. He picked it back up, called it unconscionable, and offered to fund a wrongful death lawsuit. The answer to his question? Silence. Still. This is Henry Nowak. First year student. Walking home from a night out with his football team. A wounded teenager telling officers he couldn't breathe, and the response was handcuffs, not an ambulance. A boy dies like this on a British street and it should never have left the front page. It should have been the reckoning that didn't stop until someone answered for it. Instead it took a man who owes us nothing to drag it back into the light. Not one officer named. Not one suspended. The watchdog is investigating now, and only now, because the pressure came from a website and not a single news desk in this country. Ordinary people never needed permission to care. They raised over £40,000 for Henry at a charity football match in his memory. That is the Britain that still has a pulse. The one that doesn't wait to be told who's allowed to matter. When the richest man on earth has to do your journalism for you, what exactly is the British press for? So let me ask you the question they wouldn't. Did you see Henry's name on the news? Or did you have to find it here? Henry Nowak. 18 years old. Walking home. He should have made it.

They do not even believe their own fantasy. On the left - a flood map forecast by Climate Central for 2030 On the right a 2,700 acre solar farm being planned. If it’s going to be under water in 3.5 years the location seems somewhat unwise. Or they know the flooding fears are codswallop. 💩 (Arrow on flood map shows approx location of solar farm)

@jennyrenb @GammonGazette @ZiaYusufUK Do you think that Labour does??

@v_hwly @GammonGazette @ZiaYusufUK Do you think Reform represent the working class?

Iranian politician Romina Pourmokhtari: “Pedophilia is legal under the Islamic Republic of Iran. They legalized child marriage with girls even younger than 13. “We are trying to raise awareness, but Western feminists are completely ignoring us.”

Remember when hundreds of muslims kicked off outside Rochdale police station in protest of the officer who kicked a "brudder" in the head at Manchester airport for attacking Police WOMEN. The police officer was immediately suspended & a family "representative" of the so called victim was meeting the cheif inspector that night for discussions.... Now sit back & think about who's in charge & why we have blatantly obvious two tier policing & justice system in this country... I hope the good people of Makerfield get out & vote en masses against this corrupt, compromised labour government

> Three boys raped two young girls > They avoided prison completely > 3 years in a young offenders centre > The courts did not release their names or ethnicity We all know what happened here You do not despise the justice system enough This is NOT justice

🇺🇸🇬🇧 See what’s happening? George Floyd became a globally amplified symbol because his death perfectly fit the preferred narrative. Reuters (and most legacy outlets) ran over a thousand stories on it because it drove clicks, aligned with their ideological priors, and served a political project. Henry Nowak apparently doesn’t fit that narrative, so he gets zero coverage. That’s selective amplification based on race and political utility. It’s been the pattern for years... Some deaths are turned into movements. Most are ignored. The deciding factor is rarely the facts of the case. Source: @libsoftiktok

🚨 UPDATE: Elon Musk is going BALLISTIC on the double standard of UK police allowing 18-year-old white male Nick Nowak to be KILLED by a perpetrator who cried "he was being racist," instead of going after the killer Police just let him die. "There were massive international protests over George Floyd and those police involved were severely punished with long prison sentences, yet the police responsible here did not even lose their jobs! An incredibly unjust double-standard!" THE UK IS FALLING AND MUST WAKE UP Stop targeting people for speech, stop making "racism" the boogeyman, and start going after ACTUAL CFRIMINALS!