Octavia Hill

As disingenuous pricks like Ed Davey and his libtard ilk try and whitewash the English ethnicity. Maajid Nawaz is putting the world to rights on the subject.

I knew he’d pull through 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

When I wake up tomorrow I might be Nigerian, haven’t decided yet. I’ll see which way the wind is blowing. That’s the way it works now right?

Can we also ban mobile phones in parliament, then? #bbcbreakfast @BBCBreakfast

Muslim husbands threaten their first wives several times a day, telling them they will marry another woman. This is psychological torture that women are forced to endure every single day, repeatedly, at the hands of their husbands. Women in Islam This is Islam

Horror as undocumented migrant Mohammad breaks into UK family home and exposes himself to girls. A judge said Mohammad Abbas, 29, "intended to rape at least one" of the three girls after storming into their bedroom. A migrant broke into a family home in the early hours of the morning before exposing himself to three girls. Mohammad Abbas, who says he is Palestinian, arrived on a dinghy from France before he entered the girls' bedroom in Cardiff at around 2am and undid his trousers. The 29-year-old has been jailed for six years after pleading guilty to burglary, trespass on a premises with intent to commit a sexual offence, and two counts of engaging in sexual activity in the presence of a child.

Gun ownership in Britain? Should we legally be able to protect ourselves and our property? Give this a share, interested to see the results. Comment any opinions below...

One thing the Government desperately needs to address is the inconsistency in sentencing for rape and the rape of a child. How can sentences for some of the most serious crimes imaginable range from community service right through to life imprisonment? How can there be such a vast disparity in the punishment handed down for crimes that can devastate a person's life? Personally, I struggle to see how anything less than a life sentence adequately reflects the severity of these offences, particularly when a life sentence in the UK doesn't necessarily mean spending the rest of your life behind bars. We need to stop looking solely at the sentence handed to the offender and start recognising the lifelong sentence imposed on the victim. For many survivors, the consequences don't end when the trial is over, when the offender is sentenced or when they walk out of prison. The trauma, the damage and the impact on their lives can last forever. If victims are expected to live with the consequences for the rest of their lives, why are we so willing to allow those responsible to serve sentences that can be over in a matter of years? Or sometimes avoid prison all together? There needs to be a serious conversation about sentencing, proportionality and whether our justice system truly reflects the gravity of these crimes and why there is no consistancy amoung judges when sentencing for these crimes.

Muslims in the United Kingdom are calling for a BAN on eating in public during daylight hours of RAMADAN. They argue that seeing people eat heightens their temptation and that Islam must be respected.

EXCLUSIVE: Tommy Robinson On British State Operation Behind His Court Case, Patriot Platform Growth And Grooming Gangs Cover-Up From The 1910s Political activist Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) joins me to discuss Britain's grooming gangs scandal, his recent court conviction, and his new book, The Grooming Gang Cover-Up. We discuss his investigations into grooming gangs, allegations of institutional failures, his battles with the justice system, free speech, censorship, and the controversies surrounding his career. A conversation about immigration, two-tier policing, public trust, and the growing divisions shaping Britain's future. Link in replies.

THIS IS PC TIMOTHY PEEL He has been allowed to walk free from court on a suspended sentence despite being convicted of possessing an extreme pornographic image, possession of an indecent image of a child and making an indecent image of a child. But guess what? He soon breached his sexual harm prevention order after sending texts to a teenage girl. But again he was allowed to walk free on a community order!! The justice system is a complete fucking disgrace.

🚫 A former police constable who applied to join a child protection unit has walked free from court after being caught with hundreds of images and videos of children as young as three being raped Matthew O’Callaghan, 40, served with Kent Police in the Sevenoaks and Swanley area. He was dismissed from the force after an investigation uncovered images on his devices, including material in Category A, the most serious classification. Despite the scale of his offending, O’Callaghan was handed a 10-month prison sentence, suspended for two years. That means he was not sent straight to prison. O’Callaghan, of Maidstone Road, Sevenoaks, joined Kent Police as a volunteer in 2018. He became a police community support officer in 2019 and a police constable in 2023. The court heard he had also applied to work in the force’s online child protection unit which focuses on abuse involving the internet. Its work can include investigating people who make, download or share child sexual abuse images, identifying children in those images, and investigating online grooming. Police went to his home on 29 January 2024 after receiving information that indecent images had been downloaded using an IP address linked to the property. O’Callaghan was arrested, and officers seized two Samsung phones and an iPad. A forensic examination uncovered 324 indecent images across Categories A, B and C, as well as 57 videos labelled “taboo”. One phone contained 116 Category A images. The court heard that some of the images showed the abuse of very young children, including a child aged three. O’Callaghan initially pleaded not guilty and claimed his phone had been hacked. Further investigation found the device had not been compromised, and he later pleaded guilty to the charges. Sentencing him, Judge Daniel Stevenson said O’Callaghan had thrown away his career and that his offending had undermined public trust in the police. The judge also referred to the consequences for his personal life, saying: “That impact on you is bigger than any punishment I can impose.” The former officer, who had sought a role protecting children online, left court with a suspended sentence Why the hell aren't they s being these wrong uns to jail?