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Charlie Kirk posted this on April 3, 2025. The post ID is 1907840667595976733. Less than a year later, he is dead & what he warned against is happening. I am sure the official narrative about his death is accurate 😐

@pinkheretic Repeated use of "you" and "your" in this post is really about "me, me, me" - which is most of the argument for legal abortion. Abortion carries a social taboo because it should - it is a damaging experience for many who choose it & completely against the natural order.

Until a fetus is born it is part of your body & you are its sole proxy. It is contained within & connected to your body & uses your organs for nutrients & waste disposal. You are therefore the only person who can make decisions on its behalf. Bodily autonomy applies. Period

@martianwyrdlord I went into a pub in Manchester recently that was strictly "no phones" - it was nice. A club could have tiny phone lockers with a contactless charger in them & some kind of QR code / wristband system for the locks - like the cloakroom was back in the day.

He's right that people don't dance anymore. This isn't that recent. Like fifteen years ago I started noticing that millennials were especially stiff and awkward when they danced. They danced like someone was watching, because of course someone was. My gf at the time scoffed when I observed that her generation had internalized the police state, considering this an aspersion upon her cursed generation, but I think I've been vindicated. The fix is simple: prohibit phones in bars and nightclubs. Bouncers should confiscate them at the door, and anyone caught smuggling one in should be kicked out. Not only would this turn the club into an unsurveilled blank space, it would also force people to talk to one another. Clubs that do this will be very popular.

@NeilDotObrien Ilustrates why we shouldn't talk about "Asian" immigrants in economic terms. I don't want the country overun with Indians like Canada - but they are not draining us dry like Pakistanis & Bangladeshis and don't deserve to be lumped in with them or have future visas blocked.

In terms of ethnicity, Indian households were the least likely to have large claims, while Pakistani, Arab and Bangladeshi households were more - 1 in 8 Bangladeshi households of working age claimed over £30,000 in benefits, compared to less than one in 25 nationally: (7/10)

Today's Telegraph reports on some of my research about the growth of really large welfare claims - with over 600k households now getting more in benefits than the average person takes home after tax. Quick thread: (1/10)

@Gaynotqueer1 I spent a couple of hours sat next to a trans person at a wedding reception today without talking about Harry Potter or trans rights. Limo liberals seemingly can't shut up about either Harry Potter or trans rights

Good grief.

@Essex_Patriot Keep the Hong Kong Chinese who like Britain, send all the "my Dad is in the CCP" little pinkos that are shitting up higher education back.

Why if the UK is so racist do we never hear people saying "Send the Chinese back home"? For decades the Chinese community have integrated, worked hard and contributed. People AREN'T racist, the population are just FED up being taken for mugs by others!!

@Opportunitweet I was told by my Dr to book a follow up. I used their app, and it wanted to take me though a diagnosis. I went to the surgery and explained there is nothing new wrong with me, I just need a follow up. Rather than book me in, they ordered me to fill out the diagnosis again 🙄

There is no legal requirement to have an email address, nor is there a requirement to have a cell phone or use certain apps. But our government and far too many corporations behave as though this is the case. It's a tremendous problem.

@Gaynotqueer1 Disabled

"Which changing room am I supposed to use at the gym?"

@JoePublic2024 @IndieChris71 @ClarkeMicah @182_DuncH Most of the cycle network is crap.

@IndieChris71 @ClarkeMicah @182_DuncH We have cycles lanes a plenty - 20MPH restrictions for what? A handful of bikes use the lanes each day and only in good weather. Councils received funding to do it and an extra payment for being good boys. Traffic wasn’t much of a problem - it is now.

The ridiculous overuse of cars (a 3000 lb vehicle carring a 180 lb person) has obliterated a huge amount of other forms of travel, especially by children. Not just trains. Trams, bicycle , foot . And they have led to towns in which simple journeys have become far longer, as they are designed with drivers in mind .@182_dunch

@JChimirie66677 The government is elected to run the country, not to treat a part of their vote base as a client, but Labour do. People aren't angry enough about that.

Britain Is Under Attack on Multiple Fronts. The Government Cannot Respond. Here Is Why. Keir Starmer wrote the preface to his own Strategic Defence Review. His first duty as Prime Minister, he declared, is to keep the British people safe. Lord Robertson, the man Starmer appointed to conduct that review, has now said publicly that he is failing that first duty. We are under-prepared. We are under-insured. We are under attack. We are not safe. Those are not the words of an opposition politician. They are the words of the government's own reviewer, driven to break cover because the investment plan his review recommended was left on the shelf. Tom Tugendhat's assessment at Policy Exchange this week completed the picture. No integrated short range air defence protecting critical national infrastructure. No contracts or budgets to repair airfields if damaged or destroyed. Undersea cables carrying the vast majority of intercontinental data being systematically surveyed by Russian naval vessels. No NHS mass casualty plan. The Cold War infrastructure that provided one was dismantled in the late 1990s on the assumption it would never be needed. We now find ourselves in a world where it is needed and the infrastructure is gone. Charles Moore writing in the Telegraph is right that Britain has rarely faced greater danger and that our leaders remain woefully complacent. Where his analysis needs to go further is in explaining why. The complacency is not accidental. The paralysis has a cause. A government that cannot proscribe the IRGC because it fears the electoral consequences in specific constituencies cannot make the defence decisions Robertson recommended for the same reason. A government that dare not define the Islamist threat because it fears for its Muslim vote cannot enforce a single standard of policing, cannot name the grooming gang demographic, cannot stop the marches that built the permission structure for five attacks on the Jewish community of north London in six weeks. The domestic political constraint and the strategic defence failure share the same root. Electoral demography has made this government structurally incapable of acting in the national interest on either front simultaneously. Robertson described corrosive complacency. The more precise diagnosis is structural paralysis. The coalition that brought Labour to power in 2024 includes constituencies whose priorities are in direct conflict with the national interest on immigration, on Islamism, on Iran and on defence spending. Every decision that would make Britain safer carries a domestic political cost that the coalition will not bear. So the decisions do not get made. The SDR sits on the shelf. The IRGC remains unproscribed. The threat level rises to severe. And the Prime Minister visits Golders Green two days after elderly Jewish men were stabbed in the face outside their synagogue and calls it appalling. Russia is probing undersea cables and airspace. China is infiltrating higher education and infrastructure systems. Iran is directing proxy attacks on British streets and conducting assassination attempts against British citizens. The Islamist recruitment pool grows with every year of uncontrolled immigration from states whose official ideologies include eliminationist antisemitism and a hatred of the West. All of this is documented, assessed and known. The intelligence picture is not the problem. Lord Robertson used the words under attack. He is right. Britain is under attack on multiple fronts simultaneously, external and internal, strategic and civic. The government that should be responding to that attack cannot do so because the electoral coalition that keeps it in power will not allow it. A nation whose government cannot act in its own national interest because of who it depends on for votes is not a nation under complacent leadership. It is a nation under captured leadership. And that is a harder problem to solve than buying more missiles.

@GBNEWS Young Brits would have probably said the same thing in 1981. Half of them would change their minds if the Argentinians attacked it again.

Young Britons 'not concerned' about Falkland Islands remaining British, new poll reveals gbnews.com/news/falklands…

So sick of these retards

@TheBritLad Unexpectedly based by the standards Sweden usually sets.

🚨NEWS: Sweden BANS “Islamophobia” The Swedish government has banned the term “Islamophobia”, calling it a manipulative concept that equates criticism of Islam with racism. Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard is pushing the EU & UN to drop it too.

@PeterTatchell @MothinAli He won't mean it if he does. YOU need to get real about Islam.

What are Green Party deputy leader Mothin Ali's policies LGBT+ issues? During his campaign in 2025 for the deputy leadership, Ali declined to express support for LGBT+ rights To clear the air, @MothinAli needs to make a public statement asap thepinknews.com/2026/05/01/gre…

@Artemisfornow Back in March I passed a lad setting out to walk the 1½ miles from the next village to ours so I spun the van round and went to see if he wanted a lift as the road is dangerous and it was going dark. He only lives 400m from me. He'd been to the pub. Is this illegal too now?

This is England, where even the kindest, most human acts are subject to control by authoritarian pen pushers. Using “health and safety” to stop a young 25 year old man from cleaning gravestones with soap and water. This is how you crush a society. You do it by smothering small acts of decency, like driving people home from the pub and cleaning gravestones. You do it by putting rules in the way of people pulling together, until eventually they just stop trying. Reject this 🔥

4 hours at the allotment digging and planting and building cane frames for the pea seedlings and I am absolutely scrap. I can see why medieval peasants often didn't make it to 50 😂

@ripx4nutmeg @peterkyle Labour's residual middle class 30+ white voters mainly interact with "diversity" via educated middle class integrated minorities in their peer group & truly believe that working class objections to mass immigration are simple bigotry from those they reflexively look down upon.

@peterkyle A poll earlier this week found that just 10% of working class people would vote Labour now. It also found almost all support for Labour now exists only among wealthy people. In fact Labour is comfortably the top party for the richest people in the UK: ipsos.com/sites/default/…

We’re called the party of working people for a reason.

@BorisJohnson NINE kids Explain.

Falling birth rates aren’t a disaster, they’re the best bit of global news in a long time mol.im/a/15782963

@PeriklesGREAT You don't need to turn the sound on to know it will be the usual "allahuackbar" - they are like ducks who can't stop quacking.

Elon Musk said "Civil war in the UK is inevitable." Muslims are developing militias in the UK. But if whites do the same it condemned by the government. Should whites fearing attack be allowed to form Militias?🤔 a. Hell Yes b. No

@DreyfusJames Him-dia is such an attention seeker

My god… my god…

Seeing these posts of Maypole dancing and Morris men and the fact I am deeply looking forward to planting out the Strawberries and Parsnips tomorrow is peak Shire