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We believe in transparency, so here is the plan: We will use existing Wyvern funds, along with the generous donations we have received today, to pay for consultation(s) with solicitors to assess our options. We are aware that, due to parliamentary privilege, we cannot bring a suit against the bill itself, nor against Mr Babarinde’s comments in Parliament. However, Babarinde’s public comments about Englishness are another issue entirely, and we will examine the option of pursuing the matter via what we believe is Babarinde’s violation of the Equality Act 2010. We will not start a public fundraiser until we have obtained the appropriate legal advice, as we do not wish to take your money without good reason, and we will be publicly transparent about the likelihood of success of any suit. If we have any chance of success whatsoever, we will pursue it, no matter the consequences for us. We will also pursue every available avenue within the remit of the law to put pressure on the Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party, who have multiple MPs supporting this bill, to rein in their racist parliamentarians. We will organise public campaigns encouraging local MPs to publicly oppose the bill. We will start our own campaign to demand that Parliament recognises the English as the native peoples of England, and Englishness as a protected characteristic. Some may think this is overreach, considering it’s a Ten Minute Bill, but it is not. For too long, we have allowed the establishment to spit on our people, to treat us as though we do not matter and that we do not exist. It is time for us to make a stand and let our voices be heard.
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We believe in transparency, so here is the plan: We will use existing Wyvern funds, along with the generous donations we have received today, to pay for consultation(s) with solicitors to assess our options. We are aware that, due to parliamentary privilege, we cannot bring a suit against the bill itself, nor against Mr Babarinde’s comments in Parliament. However, Babarinde’s public comments about Englishness are another issue entirely, and we will examine the option of pursuing the matter via what we believe is Babarinde’s violation of the Equality Act 2010. We will not start a public fundraiser until we have obtained the appropriate legal advice, as we do not wish to take your money without good reason, and we will be publicly transparent about the likelihood of success of any suit. If we have any chance of success whatsoever, we will pursue it, no matter the consequences for us. We will also pursue every available avenue within the remit of the law to put pressure on the Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party, who have multiple MPs supporting this bill, to rein in their racist parliamentarians. We will organise public campaigns encouraging local MPs to publicly oppose the bill. We will start our own campaign to demand that Parliament recognises the English as the native peoples of England, and Englishness as a protected characteristic. Some may think this is overreach, considering it’s a Ten Minute Bill, but it is not. For too long, we have allowed the establishment to spit on our people, to treat us as though we do not matter and that we do not exist. It is time for us to make a stand and let our voices be heard.
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To the indoctrinated, read it and weep.
Denmark actually did the math on mass migration, and the results are brutal Their Ministry of Finance counted every tax paid and every public expense for every resident, broken down by where they came from and how old they are Immigrants from the Middle East, North Africa, Pakistan and Turkey cost the state about $11,000 PER PERSON every single year. Western immigrants pay in about $7,800 more than they take The first group is a net cost at EVERY age of their life "The economy needs migration" is one of the biggest lies ever sold to the West
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He was one of many Africans that participated and profited from selling his own people. This is one of the many pieces of history that the left ignores. Time to bring this to the general populace.
African Tippu Tip owned roughly 10,000 slaves in the 1890s. That was decades after the American Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the 13th Amendment. While white European societies had already abolished the slave trade and then slavery itself this man was still marching deep into Central Africa, burning villages, chaining captives, and selling them. Tippu Tip became a famous slave and ivory trader of the East African interior. He led armed caravans of thousands of men hundreds of miles inland, raiding villages at dawn, killing the weak or elderly on the spot, and marching the rest in coffles to the coast. Roughly one-third of the captives often died on the journey. The survivors were sold for Zanzibar’s clove plantations, for domestic service, and for export to the Arabian Peninsula and the Gulf. Women and girls were routinely taken as sex slaves and concubines—standard practice in the Arab trade for centuries. By 1895 he controlled seven plantations worked by about 10,000 slaves. He built a personal commercial and political domain in the eastern Congo, confirmed or replaced local chiefs, monopolized the ivory trade, and became one of the richest men of his era. He assisted European explorers when it suited him, then watched from comfortable retirement in Zanzibar as European powers finished suppressing the trade he had helped expand. He died in 1905. This photograph of him seated in turban and robes, staff in hand, is the classic image of the merchant who got rich selling other Africans. You can earn a degree in African American studies and never hear Tippu Tip’s name, or the names of the African kings and Arab traders who actually captured and sold Africans who crossed the Atlantic or the Indian. Today’s universities treat the Arab and Swahili caravan Slave traders as footnotes or ignored entirely. This is not an accident. Acknowledging that African elites and Middle Eastern buyers ran the supply side for centuries undercuts the simple narrative that frames slavery as a uniquely white-European or American invention. British whites abolished the slave trade in 1807 and slavery in its colonies in 1833, then spent decades and enormous resources on naval patrols to stop the trade. The United States followed in 1865. These white societies were among the first large-scale institutional and systematic bans on slavery in history. Slavery and the open slave trade continued in Africa and the Islamic world long afterward. Legal chattel slavery was abolished in Saudi Arabia only in 1962; Mauritania was the last country to ban it on paper, in 1981. Tippu Tip’s operation in the 1880s and 1890s was not a dying remnant; it was still large, profitable, and expanding under Arab-Swahili leadership. The peak slave population in the United States in 1860 was about 3.95 million. Modern estimates of people in forced labor, forced marriage, and other forms of modern slavery put the global total near 50 million TODAY!!!. Africa alone accounts for millions of slaves TODAY; the Arab states also show some of the highest prevalence rates in the world TODAY. Absolute numbers of people in modern slavery in Africa and the Middle East today exceed the peak historical figure for the United States. Definitions differ—historical chattel slavery is not identical to every form of forced marriage or debt bondage—but the scale of ongoing exploitation is not small. Tippu Tip was certainly not the only African slave trader. Arab and Swahili traders from Zanzibar and the Omani sphere ran the East African trade for generations, selling captives north into the Middle East for labor, military service. European societies were among the first to abolish slavery and enforce the ban. That fact is routinely omitted from the version of history taught in American universities. The men who owned ten thousand slaves in the 1890s while marching deep into the African interior should not be ignored. -RJ
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Wu-Wu, aka Megalomaniac Michelle, finally starting to get a clue that her”policies “ suck. If she really wanted more “affordable “ housing she should allow ICE to remove the thousands of illegal immigrants currently residing in Boston. She should pressure the colleges and universities to build more dormitories and remove students from the housing market. We all know she’ll do nothing. Being an inept executive, that’s where she excels.
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Interesting.
Happy Diwali everyone!! For those who don’t know, this is how Indians celebrate!
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Hmmm, really nice eh? Here are two perfect examples of what is causing our republic to implode. They are vile.
These are among the most influential liberals in America today, and their party now runs a significant portion of the country.
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Hmmm, how interesting.
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