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JD Vance in Hungary: "You should never have a foreign head of state threatening the head of government of an allied nation. It's preposterous, it's unacceptable."











Threatening war crimes and mocking Islam isn't a sign of strength, it's a sign of weakness. The PM should rule out UK forces and airfields being used for any attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure. What more will it take for Starmer to call off the Royal Visit Trump craves?






The Unholy Alliance Crumbles. - Greens Rainbow Rave in Trafalgar Square Sends Muslim Voters Running for the Hills. In the heart of London on March 28, the Green Party threw what they billed as a House Against Hate and delivered one of the most spectacular own goals in modern British politics. Green leader Zack Polanski, the party’s openly gay, Jewish, gap toothed frontman and newly elected mousey MP Hannah Spencer dancing energetically on stage in Trafalgar Square. Beside them? Performers in revealing fetish style gear, leather, hotpants, suspenders the lot, putting on a display that looked more suited to a late night gay bar than a family friendly anti hate rally. Videos of the dancing quickly went viral. Commentators called it the work of complete mad people. And across Britain’s Muslim communities, the very voters the Greens have been desperately courting with their fierce pro-Palestine stance and accusations of Islamophobia, the reaction was one of shock and outright rejection. Suspiciously absent from this scene was the party’s Muslim co-deputy leader, Mothin Ali. While Polanski and Spencer were getting their groove on with the leather and suspenders act, Ali stayed well clear. The awkward optics have not gone unnoticed. For months, a cynical pact has held between the woke Green left and socially conservative Muslim community. The Greens chase votes in key seats by hammering Israel, ignoring cultural clashes and turning a blind eye to issues like grooming scandals or parallel societies. In return, Muslim voters have helped deliver results, including Hannah Spencer’s by-election win in Gorton and Denton. Gaza provided the glue. Shared loathing of the far right kept the show on the road. But that glue is fast coming unstuck. Traditional Islamic teaching takes a dim view of public displays of homosexuality, fetish performance and what many see as Western decadence. In numerous Muslim-majority countries, homosexuality remains illegal, sometimes under harsh penalties. Back in Britain, polls and street level attitudes consistently show strong resistance to the more extreme edges of Pride culture being pushed into schools and public life. The Greens, by contrast, have gone all in on rainbow rhetoric. Their leader is proudly gay. The party champions trans ideology every chance they get. Their events increasingly resemble activist discos crossed with performance art. Social media has been brutal. Clips of the Trafalgar Square dancing have racked up huge views, with comments pouring in: - Muslims won’t forget this. - The alliance is dead. - One side wants Sharia, the other wants strippers,good luck holding that together. Even the left are starting to cringe. The right are openly delighted. This is what happens when you build a coalition on hatred of a common enemy rather than any genuine shared values. The hard truth is simple. Demographics and doctrine do not bend to intersectional slogans. More devout or first-generation Muslim voters are unlikely to keep flocking to a party whose public image looks increasingly like a Pride parade on meth. Polanski can dance all he likes. But at the end of the day, the cracks in this unholy alliance are now very visible and impossible to ignore. The House Against Hate may just have become the house that exposed the deepest contradiction in British politics today. How long before Muslim voters start drifting away or force the Greens to finally choose a side? Britain’s political realignment is about to get interesting. #UKNews #UKPolitics #GreenParty









1 The defining deliberations of this war aren't between the US and Iran, but Trump and himself. He’s vacillated between walking away and promising to bomb Iran to the Stone Age. Iran has been consistent: Its ideology is resistance, its strategy is chaos, its endgame is survival.

@Femi_sorry You voted remain not knowing how that would be implemented either (as no one knows the future or exactly how it could pan out) so you must be a traitor too?





