I'm perfect in every possible way. I'm happy to engage in debates, I listen to all points of view, but I'm from Yorkshire so I'm not afraid to speak my mind
Yorkshire and The Humber, Engl
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sean foster retweeted
I agree with this hero. What was it all for just to see all of these politicians piss it all away for money and power as usual. I’m ashamed of this world as everybody should be. A lot of great men were forever physically and mentally wounded for life for all just to be shit on.
sean foster retweeted
A man who had more more love for the country than all Labour politicians put together.
RIP🇬🇧
sean foster retweeted
This wonderful gentleman stated the truth. And that is what the government's have done themselves, they have destroyed a once great country, who people were proud to fight for. Not now, the safety and security they fought for has gone, the government's have done that.
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I believe he was speaking of the results of liberal politics destroying their country. Why would everyone fight and die to give the country away via bad governance that expanded immigration and allowed so called asylum seekers third world migrant to take over.
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🚨TRAGIC: Alec Penstone, a Royal Navy and D-Day veteran who passed away at the age of 101 on May 28, 2026, sparked immense national debate when he stated that the wartime sacrifices made by his generation "wasn't worth the result".
"My message is, I can see in my mind's eye, there was rows and rows of white stones of all the hundreds of my friends and everybody else that gave their lives for what? The country of today. No, I'm sorry. The sacrifice wasn't worth the result that it is now. What we fought for was our freedom... It's a downside worse than what it was when I fought for it."
Penstone expressed deep anguish over what he viewed as the gradual erosion of British freedoms, a decline in public safety, and a general fracturing of the nation's core values.
sean foster retweeted
This is a watershed moment and it passed by almost unnoticed. Here we have British cops threatening a man with arrest for being “openly Jewish” at a pro-Hamas rally. Being Jewish in public where Muslims can see you in Sadiq Khan’s London is now officially a crime. Never mind that he’s standing quietly with his hands in his pockets while people chant “Nazi scum” at him: he’s visibly Jewish, which makes him clearly in the wrong.
Also worth noting: the fact that the cops, apparently incapable of preventing violence as long as this man is antagonizing the crowd by breathing Jewishly at them, have decided that the best way to deal with the problem of violent antisemitism is to side with the antisemitic mob. Arresting a Jew, whose very existence is an act of Islamophobia, is so much safer than protecting him and his right to be openly Jewish in 21st century Britain.
sean foster retweeted
This is how our disgusting snake of a PM reacted when the presenter said “you’ve just spooked everyone saying stockpile.”
(I don’t care if you view those who chose to stockpile as fools. This isn’t the debate. The issue is this utter disgrace of a PM and his cronies deliberately promoted the idea, simply to play with people. As if it’s all a game to them.)
You can’t push survival kits and 3-days worth of supplies, and then smirk when you’re told that you’ve spooked people.
I get it’s Halloween season, and this ghoul plays his own version of trick or treat. It’s called trick or trick.
sean foster retweeted
DUNKIRK: ILLEGALS BUYING LIFE JACKETS IN BULK, AND NOBODY BATS AN EYELID
37 minutes outside Decathlon in Dunkirk, watching and documenting what is happening in plain sight.
The sheer openness of the situation is outrageous.
Illegal migrants openly buying life jackets in bulk, and despite everything I’ve witnessed on the French coast, it still shocks me.
No questions. No police. No apparent oversight.
These are people I believe will be attempting to cross the English Channel illegally by boat in the coming days.
There is nothing hidden about any of this.
It’s happening openly, in broad daylight, for anyone to witness.
And seemingly nobody is asking a single question.
sean foster retweeted
In 2016, Andy Burnham argued that free movement was being used to undermine British wages.
10 years later, as Prime Minister, he wants to reopen the debate on free movement.
It's remarkable how his political vision appears to change when votes are at stake.
In 2016, opposing free movement was politically advantageous.
In 2026, moving towards free movement will help attract Green Party and Liberal Democrat voters.
I increasingly question whether Burnham is driven by political principles or electoral calculations.
His positions appear to change with the political landscape.
When the votes move, so does Andy Burnham.
sean foster retweeted
Said this before say it again, Elon Musk is no fool, has his own technology to spy so if he sees integrity,truth in @TRobinsonNewEra to invest for justice for this man then so should we … Good Luck Tommy let Justice Prevail …
sean foster retweeted
🚨 £3.8 MILLION FOR WETHERSFIELD — £2.7 MILLION STILL UNSPENT!
New FOI figures reported by the Daily Mail reveal Braintree District Council received £3.8 million in Home Office funding linked to RAF Wethersfield.
💷 £2.7m reportedly unspent
💷 £960k spent on services and staffing
💷 £139k reportedly for a communications officer
💷 £40k allocated to police patrols
The council blames Home Office restrictions on how the money can be spent.
So will Braintree residents now have the pleasure of hosting even MORE community projects for Wethersfield residents while local families struggle with rising costs and stretched services?
MILLIONS ALLOCATED. LOCALS STILL WAITING TO SEE THE BENEFITS.
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🚨 Convicted terrorist Zana Abdul Rahman Rahim, 43, snuck into Dover inside a lorry despite being banned from entering the United Kingdom.
🚘 Police officers in West Yorkshire stopped his vehicle over a broken light and discovered his identity during background checks.
⚖️ Italian courts previously jailed Rahim for seven and a half years over his involvement in an extremist network planning Western attacks.
📜 Group members discussed kidnapping the British ambassador to negotiate the release of Rahim’s father-in-law, extremist preacher Mullah Krekar.
🗣️ Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp stated: “This shocking case shows illegal immigrants are also a security risk. An evil Islamist terrorist who plotted to kidnap diplomats and arm extremists is now here. He should be urgently deported.”
House of common sense
sean foster retweeted
Former Conservative candidate Jack Ross was secretly filmed in an Al Jazeera investigation apparently discussing contract killers. The Guardian and BBC have revealed his previous paid work for the Conservatives, including a reported connection to Kemi Badenoch's office. After the extensive coverage of Reform UK's undercover scandals, why hasn't this case attracted comparable attention?
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The migrant has been arrested in Manchester for sexual assault on a female.
Guys, look at how pleasant and easygoing the police are being with a predator.
A white British man wants to make enquiries about the abuser, and the Manchester police officers set upon him.
#TwoTierJustice #TwoTierPolicing
sean foster retweeted
Just look at these faces standing outside a Wetherspoons, checking whether people are wearing poppies. Because apparently, if you’ve got a poppy on, you’re not allowed in?!
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS GOING ON?!
These are people wearing a symbol of remembrance for the brave men and women who fought and died for this country, and now people are being made to feel unwelcome for wearing one?
Sort it out and start catching REAL criminals instead of wasting time on this absolute fucking nonsense. Have we seriously come to a point where wearing a poppy is a problem? HAVE SOME FUCKING RESPECT!i
sean foster retweeted
🚨 Free speech should never be taken lightly.
If the reports about Thomas Moffitt being arrested in the UK over using a word are accurate, every American needs to pay attention. Not because we care about one word - but because we should care about what happens when a government decides words alone are a crime.
Look, I'm all for laws against real harassment. True threats. Stalking. If you're targeting someone, following them, threatening their family that's not free speech, that's a crime and should be dealt with.
But arresting someone for saying something offensive? For using a slur? For expressing an unpopular opinion online?
That's a very dark road.
The UK is showing us exactly what NOT to do.
They have gone so far in the name of "preventing abuse" that they are now policing speech itself. Police showing up at your door because of a tweet. Because of a word. That is not freedom. That is control disguised as kindness.
And here's the uncomfortable truth: Free speech was never meant to protect popular speech. Popular speech doesn't NEED protection. Everybody already agrees with it.
Free speech matters MOST when the speech is unpopular. When it's controversial. When it offends someone. That's the entire point.
Because today it's a word you don't like. Tomorrow it's an opinion you hold. Next week it's a political belief. Who gets to decide what's "too offensive" to be allowed? The government? The police? Some anonymous moderator?
Once you give the state the power to arrest you for words, you don't have free speech anymore. You have permitted speech.
America needs to look at what's happening in the UK and learn the lesson: Don't go there.
You can have a society that deals with real harassment and threats through fair, clear laws WITHOUT criminalizing opinions and words.
Where do we draw the line? Simple: Is it a direct, credible threat to a person? Or is it just words you don't like?
If it's the second, you defend the right to say it - even if you hate what was said.
That's what freedom actually means. 🇺🇸