Existentialist
Joined August 2025
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Tauriel retweeted
Who voted for this?!
It’s beyond insulting
In the middle of a cost of living crisis - it’s offensive
@UKLabour @Ed_Miliband @JohnHealey_MP
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Two days ago, Stand Up to Racism published an article in which they called several Restore Britain members who have campaigned for the party in Holborn and St Pancras fascists. They linked this article underneath the video they posted here on X of them harassing members of Restore Britain this morning. A member is now in hospital after a violent assault.
This is stochastic terrorism. They smear targets to fabricate a justification to attack them. Stand Up to Racism should be proscribed as a terrorist organisation.
This is not an isolated incident. It is part of a pattern of behaviour. It is not uncommon for SUTR activists to assault people. They use violence to try to prevent people on the right from engaging in their right to peacefully protest and run political campaigns. Their violent, anti-democratic behaviour will only escalate if they do not face consequences for this attack today.
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I'm yet to hear a single government official tell us why illegal immigrants receive a food buffet in hotels of a higher quality than our children do for lunch in school, or the elderly and sick do in care homes and hospitals.
They should eat prison food. They're criminals.
Tauriel retweeted
An extra 10% off for you and your followers as we're on a mission to get to 100 reviews...
Promo code: WELCOME10
Enjoy! 🫡
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Forty-odd English cheeses, bought from the farms and dairies that make them. Baron Bigod, Tunworth, Stinking Bishop, Quicke's clothbound cheddar, and many more.
25% off the lot, 24 hours only.
Dispatched Monday, chilled. Free delivery over £50.
Tauriel retweeted
Do you support these protesters or Andy Burnham?
95%The Protesters
5%Andy Burnham
1,642 votes • Final results Tauriel retweeted
There are two types of women. The right needs Madeleines, it needs to stay as far away as possible from Orlas.
Migration is one fight. There are 1000 more. The Clancy case is a litmus test with no room for nuance.
Tauriel retweeted
Halfway to a hundred reviews, and sitting just under five stars.
A hundred is the number we're chasing before Christmas. Thank you to everyone who has left one so far.
More requests going out this week, so if an email lands asking what you made of the food, that's why.
Tauriel retweeted
Made in England was never meant to be just another online shop.
The real idea was to create one place where English makers and producers could sell directly to the public.
No fighting for attention. No being drowned out by the big names.
Building the full vision from day one would have taken a much bigger team and budget. So we started smaller, focusing on food, drink and gifts.
The ambition hasn’t changed, though.
We want to help outstanding English producers sell more, here and overseas. Not just the famous names, but the smaller makers creating exceptional things most people have never come across.
In time, overseas fulfilment centres coule be opened. Or we could grow Made in England into the wider marketplace it was always meant to be.
Either way, the goal is the same: to build a serious route from England’s makers to customers around the world.
When an English producer grows, the impact spreads far beyond that one business. It keeps people in work, supports suppliers and helps preserve specialist skills. It gives the next generation a reason to stay and learn a craft. It keeps productive land in use, and choosing food made here over imports can cut unnecessary food miles.
As we grow, Made in England will remain a business built here, creating value here and paying its fair share here.
But first, the idea has to prove itself. Likes and shares help people discover us. But they don’t build a business.
Orders do.
Every purchase from MadeInEngland.com supports the producers on the site and moves us one step closer to the bigger vision.
We launched just a few weeks ago. We’re still at the very beginning.
If you want to see this become something substantial, something that gives English makers a stronger market at home and abroad, don’t just agree with the idea.
Help us prove it can work.
👉 madeinengland.com
Tauriel retweeted
Bath Pride policy : "We will not accept applications from any political party".
Fair enough.
Yet the Leader of Council, Chair of Council, Mayor of Bath and a cabinet member (who cannot be arsed to go to RUH meetings) turned up marching under a LibDem banner.
Fancy that.
Tauriel retweeted
Lewisham branch organiser Michael O’Neill discovered an untreated sewage outfall yesterday while walking the Kent coast with @RestoreBritain patriots.
This waste is being dumped straight into our rivers and seas.
This has to stop.
Tauriel retweeted
"I'm only interested to f**k."
Deportation is too kind for these dead-eyed third world predators. They're lucky that is all we're proposing.
And the longer their expulsion and deterrence is delayed, the less likely we will be inclined to be so kind.
Tauriel retweeted
Wind your racist, bigoted neck in, Campbell
Three men who were “white, with short hair”, who “suffered such a hounding”:
1. David Kelly (1944 – 2003)
2. Mike Adams (1964–2020)
3. Richard Bilkszto (1963–2023)
Your empty rhetoric is as false as your moral compass
I never met Jason Arday, and know nothing about him beyond what I have read, seen and heard in the media.
As the debate around him raged in recent weeks, I stayed out of it, precisely because it struck me as one of those occasional frenzies in which facts get lost and humans cease to be treated as humans. I now wish I had reached out to him, tried to encourage him that “this too shall pass.”
Many people today, those who knew him above all but also many like me who didn’t, will be feeling sadness and anger that this has all led to his death, a family suddenly without a father, parents without a son. None of us will ever know exactly what was going through his mind, but it is hard to disagree with @MayorofLondon that Jason Arday faced “an unacceptable public hounding and campaign of abuse … pernicious public shaming that other people in his position wouldn’t have faced.”
Whatever the truth of the allegations against him, would he have suffered such a hounding had he been white, with short hair? I doubt it. The zeal with which the Trumpian anti-DEI brigade in the U.K. leapt on this story to try to push back the wheel of progress towards genuine equality was horrible.
Again, Sadiq is right to say “His death was a tragedy but it should be a wake-up call for all of us.”
RIP Jason. And to all of us, if ever you think someone you know may have cause to be suicidal, reach out to them.
Tauriel retweeted
Here is one way we are trying…heartoflansdown.co.uk/
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When Helen Godwin wants to support freedom of information or the press (unlikely, I know), remember that she can't be bothered to tell the electorate/the people who pay her wages what she actually does.
Just like Dan Norris. The rest is TikTok.
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