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Now that migrants are leaving the hotels for their FREE homes and HMOs. The hotel chains are asking for the British public to use them again. Britannia Wolverhampton one example. Boycott all these treacherous traitors. Holiday inn. Britannia hotels. Ibis. Shame on you
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A Reform Member of the Senedd, Joe Martin, has been banned from speaking in the Welsh Parliament until he apologises for claiming white people are being replaced in the UK.
He is absolutely right to highlight the scale of change forced on the British people through mass immigration, and I respect him for having the balls to say it.
Others in Reform want nothing to do with the crisis facing us all - Farage has explicitly said he is not bothered about the scale of demographic change.
Tice famously said he would be 'long gone', so it's not his problem.
Joe Martin is right. They are wrong.
There is nothing racist about discussing these concerns, which are shared by many millions of people.
To those who question the scale of change?
Go to Birmingham. Luton. East London. Bradford.
It is undeniable, and it is out of control.
Joe must not apologise, and he has my full backing.
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BREAKING: ENOCH BURKEβS BANK ACCOUNT NOW HAS β¬0.00 BALANCE AFTER COURTS RAID β¬40,617.69
Teacher Enoch Burke refused to endorse transgenderism in his school. His entire bank account has now been seized by the Irish Courts.
The Courts have also directed that the Irish Attorney General Rossa Fanning may apply to seize any other assets owned by Enoch Burke.
The root cause of this case was the principal's direction to all staff to address a male student by a new name and the "they" pronoun. This demand had no legal authority and has never been assessed for its constitutionality or lawfulness by any Court.
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To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though itβs entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting.
My husband, Charlie Kirk, was killed in an act of political violence, something our two children and I will live with every day for the rest of our lives.
A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together.
You do not have to agree with someoneβs politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard.
Political violence must never be something this country tolerates, excuses, or celebrates.
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When Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage, Charlie stood up for him.
After Charlie was murdered in an act of political violence himself, Chappelle is joking about it.
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Birmingham has become a caliphate in the UK. π
If this video doesn't prove to you that Birmingham is a fallen city, taken over by Islam, and is now an Islamic city, then nothing else will.
And this comes from the council that has been fighting in court to stop people flying the Union Jack and St Georgeβs Cross from lampposts. Letβs never forget that either. Our national flags should be a source of pride, not something the council treats as a problem.
This is extremely scary. It won't be long until Sharia law is being rolled out across that fallen English city.
Why does a Muslim-run council get to decide UK foreign policy? What the hell has Palestine got to do with Birmingham?
I've alway felt Russia's actions may not have been warranted, however, there have been numerous times to de-escalate or for Ukraine to consider negotiations.
These have been set aside in favour for continued War, this also seemingly egged on by UK governments.
If we are to continue spending money on this, especially when it's very clear we absolutely cannot afford it and at the expense of more important UK issues, then there needs to be a public vote.
@andyburnham etc can not be continued to spend our money abroad without explicit public consent.
I for one would vote for a significant reduction in foreign spending but that's for another petition.
Petition: Pause military support for Ukraine and hold a referendum
The government has spent billions supporting Ukraine in the conflict. We believe this has no strategic or economic interest to the UK and that itβs adversely affected the cost of energy and of living. There should be a pause in the policy until there is a national debate and referendum on the issue.
petition.parliament.uk/petitβ¦
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βYou canβt deport us, weβre already here.β
Make this guy famous.
This foreigner and Antifa member, failed to assault us and steal our equipment.
Look how confident and emboldened these foreigners are at attacking native Brits.
And the police did nothing.
I suspect this isn't representative of the British People...
π¨ NEW: The King will follow Andy Burnham in expressing "sincere sorrow" over the UK's role in the historic slave trade next week
It comes after No 10 alerted the Palace to the UK's policy change before Burnham publicly offered an apology
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π¨ Absolutely disgraceful a police officer jamming handcuffs into a teenagerβs throat
Is a shocking abuse of power, a betrayal of public trust, and a damning reminder that the very people entrusted to protect our children must never be allowed to treat them with such brutality.
Perhaps ask the native people of the land "Liberia" became think about Black Americans and colonisation...
Britain kidnapped millions of Africans. Trafficked them to forced labour & death camps. Enslaved them intergenerationally for centuries. And got very rich.
"We led the world in abolishing slavery"-PM
Haiti did. But Britain can lead enslaver nations in repairing the damage done.
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βVery enjoyable eveningβ
Very enjoyable evening in Warwick with an audience clearly supporting the idea that Brexit was a disaster and net zero is the only way to go. Nice of @libdemdaisy to be there on her birthday! We all drank to her health afterwards apart from @ZiaYusufUK who legged it with his status symbol bodyguard. Fascinating to see how he did not make a single positive argument for Brexit. They never do. He has lovely shoes though, but a very weak handshake which is never a good sign in anyone.