Stella Rimbaud

Can someone explain to me like I'm a child, why undocumented, foreign men who have broken in to our country, are allowed to walk the streets unsupervised?

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Izzard proving he’s one of the girls by turning up for a work related interview in a tiny tennis skirt, the staple of every 64 year old woman’s wardrobe 🙄 #SmellsLikeAGP

@TheNorskaPaul Loving those flesh coloured tights. No self-respecting woman would be seen dead in those.

Eddie ‘Susie’ Izzarard has attended the opening of the Rother Valley Railway in Sheffield for some reason.😮😃🚂 Susie, who is in his 60’s, decided to dress as a butch Martina Navratilova in à cutesy tennis skirt & carrying timber worthy of a Sheffield steel worker in his homage.👌 In his cosplay of a woman, older ladies wear sport skirts, denim & fake boobs.🤨🥴

Looking to get involved with your local Restore Britain branch? If you want to get involved locally, find your branch through this link. restorebritain.org.uk/branches Aberdeen City branches soon, it’s being updated every day. If your area is not up and running yet, it will be soon!

Let's be real about who votes for the SNP - Anglophobes, dole scroungers, criminals, workshy, wee neds, Celtic FC supporters, feather-bedded public sector, Islamists, corrupt businessmen, deluded dreamers.

@WalterWhite444 @IDS_Falkirk2 Seems fairly comprehensive 👍

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Glasgow patriots - Lend Craig your vote on 7 May Craig is as close as you will get to a Restore Britain candidate right now in Glasgow I’ve met the man and can vouch that what you see is exactly what you get

@gavcoEBT1978 @GraemetsmithT @theSNP Yeah it is for the mentally deficient cousins.

@GraemetsmithT @theSNP Family voting IS a thing then?....

My family are voting for the SNP ⁦@theSNP⁩ on the 7th May 2026!

@JamesMelville Good. A bit more of this from you and less of Israel's supposed misdemeanours.

Sudan: As Sudan’s civil war enters its fourth year: ▪️More than nine million people remain displaced in Sudan. ▪️29 million face acute hunger. ▪️ The conflict has claimed an estimated 150,000 lives. A humanitarian catastrophe.

@MattCas04807118 They're always fat 🤷🏻‍♀️

A baby rapist hung himself in prison. Sorry for the sad news. Robin Hollyson was 31 and given 24 years to serve when he took the cowardly way out after previously being a monster. One less I suppose.

@CamillaTominey @Phil_Osophi As much as 16%?

YouGov: Only 16% of Britons think Starmer has been honest about Mandelson appointment

@LizKershawDJ @Woldslinx So sorry Liz. Another staple of my youth gone 😕

Thank you for all your messages of affection for Our Andtew and kindness today. I’ve lost my best friend

Starmer Sacked the Man Who Followed the Rules. Keir Starmer did not sack Sir Olly Robbins because he did something wrong. He sacked him because he did something inconvenient. That distinction matters more than anything else that has happened this week, and this has been a week of considerable consequence. Ciaran Martin, former head of the National Cyber Security Centre and a man with direct professional knowledge of how the vetting system operates, went on the record yesterday to say that Robbins had not only no duty to inform Downing Street of Mandelson's vetting failure, he had a positive duty not to. The system is designed that way deliberately. Security vetting exists at arm's length from political authority precisely to prevent ministers from interfering in assessments that should be made on security grounds alone. Robbins followed the rules. Starmer dismissed him anyway. What Starmer has done is construct a causal chain that does not exist. The argument being assembled in Downing Street runs as follows: Robbins overruled the security services, Robbins did not tell us, and therefore we bear no responsibility for what followed. Every part of that argument is false. The decision to appoint Mandelson was Starmer's. He made it before vetting was complete. He made it in full knowledge of the Epstein connection. He made it because his chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, a protégé of Mandelson, pushed for it despite institutional warnings. The vetting failure did not cause the appointment. The appointment came first. Starmer signed it off and the vetting process, working exactly as designed, subsequently said no. The sacrifice of Robbins also destroys what remains of Starmer's own defence. He has spent months insisting that process failed him, that he was deceived, that the system let him down. A former head of the National Cyber Security Centre has now said publicly that there was no process failure. The system worked. Which means the problem was never process. The problem was judgment. Starmer's judgment, exercised before the process had even concluded. Consider what the dismissal means for Whitehall. Every senior civil servant in every department now understands the lesson. Following established procedure will not protect you if the political consequences prove embarrassing. Correct conduct is no defence against a Prime Minister who needs a fall guy. The chilling effect on institutional independence will outlast this government and this scandal. Starmer has not just sacrificed one official. He has sent a message to the entire senior civil service about what loyalty to process is actually worth. Meanwhile the documents withheld from Parliament grow more suspicious by the day. The government will not say how many it is concealing. It will not describe their general type. It will not explain why their release would prejudice any future prosecution beyond asserting that it would. Sir Michael Ellis, a former Attorney General and criminal barrister of seventeen years standing, has said publicly that the prosecution argument is nonsense, that the test for contempt requires a substantial risk of serious prejudice that the existing wall of media coverage has already made effectively impossible to meet. A government with nothing to hide does not hide things it cannot explain. A Prime Minister with clean hands does not sack the civil servant whose hands were cleanest. Robbins told friends he would not be the fall guy. He was made one regardless. Starmer called the vetting failure a failing of the state. The man who followed the state's rules lost his job the same day. The public can see what that is. They have a word for it. So does the Ministerial Code. Keir Starmer and Olly Robbins

'New Scots' Profiles: Beni Mubiala convicted of two counts of rape in Glasgow. He is from Congo and while he was on bail for the first offence, the migrant rapist committed his second offence. We need Mass Deportations Now! @RestoreBritain_ @RestoreScot_ @RestoreGlasgow

They will destroy everything they touch. You think you’re safe in the countryside, but soon nowhere will be peaceful.

@JohnCrookes7 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡

I think most people are now tired of the witch-hunt of our PM over the Mandleson affair which by comparison with other current world events is of no great consequence. They want him out because of his ongoing success in turning the country around after years of Tory corruption.

@EliAfriatISR Shabbat Shalom 🇮🇱

Shabbat shalom, dear friends! 🤍💙 I invite you to show your support for Israel by commenting "Shabbat Shalom". 🙏 Your participation will help demonstrate our unity and strength as a community. 🇮🇱

I’m still pushing for answers from Government on the cost of treating these Gazan migrants on the NHS. They have just refused to give me any data, again. Pathetic.

When a giant actor like Michael Douglas speaks, the entire media landscape trembles. He’s not the kind of actor who posts a story and deletes it an hour later. He doesn’t write vague tweets that can be interpreted in every direction. Michael Douglas stood in front of cameras and stated plainly: the world has completely lost its moral compass. Israel, he said, is on the front line of the struggle. Not a struggle over territory. Not a struggle for power. A struggle over the values of the entire Western world—democracy, freedom, human rights. All the things people love to talk about on Twitter but aren’t willing to fight for. He outright rejected, without hesitation, any attempt to compare the IDF to extremist terrorist organizations. Such a comparison, he said, is an insult to reality. One side fires rockets at civilians and hides behind children. The other side calls civilians before a strike and tells them to leave. Comparing the two isn’t criticism—it’s moral blindness. And then he said the sentence that summed it all up: a democracy must defend itself with force. Not with posts. Not with statements. With force. Michael Douglas is not just an actor. He is a proud Jew who isn’t ashamed, doesn’t apologize, and doesn’t bow his head. While all of Hollywood stays silent out of fear, he stands tall.

🚨RIGHT OF CENTRE BATTLE. With Restore now in polls and not in “other” category, I’m interested to know how SCOTTISH voters would vote in next GE this far out. PLEASE SHARE