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Blighty
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Apparently telling someone who isn’t Irish, that they aren’t Irish, is hate ‘hateful’.
What a world we live in.
I love how many people are starting to realise what’s happening.
🚨BREAKING: The John Lewis Christmas Advert 2026 has become one of the worst reviewed in the stores history
The comments on YouTube have been TURNED OFF
There are currently 5 times the dislikes as there are likes
The Plot:
- Entitled children ignore their Grandmother, won't even hug her
- She tries to give them nice, simple, meaningful toys to play with, they ignore her
- She goes to John Lewis to buy expensive toys
- The kids now love her
It's an awful message featuring a diverse family as always
One of the reasons I won’t be going to fight.
Ukraine is seeking to attract migrant workers as its labour force shrinks, with at least 100,000 to 140,000 working-age Ukrainians killed since early 2022 and a fertility rate of 1.0 child per woman.
After the end of the conflict, Ukraine may begin to be populated with Africans and Afghans in order to prevent a demographic catastrophe, the director of the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology said in a 2025 interview.
Credit 👇🏼
By europa.com
1,800 arrests and burnt out cars on the pavement, but the BBC assures me it was 'largely peaceful'.
Milan's gone 'largely peaceful' as well now, apparently.
EXPOSING THE ISLAMIC TAKE OVER OF NIGERIA: "The Mosques Are Giving Out Guns!" - Pastor Fred Williams
youtu.be/To-AvLvWlZ8
This is a must watch.
How do these people sleep at night.
🚨Police treating a known satirist’s canvas as an unauthorised “sign” is not public-order work. 👇
Political caricature is protected expression under Article 10. A painting of a public figure is not automatically a demonstration, an indecent display, or a threat.
If the only complaint is that the Prime Minister looks ridiculous, that is a reason to walk past it, not to lecture the artist.
Fuck the @RNLI
🚨🚨Everyone should be arrested, detained and deported. 👇
Footage showing newly arrived “asylum seekers.”
This is a national emergency, @andyburnham.
Society is sick.
I hope retribution finds the evil that did this to Noelia.
Including the staff involved at the ‘hospital’.
Erm?
Edward Crabtree?
thedailyaus.world/edward-cra…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
🚩 thedailyaus.world is unreliable. It uses a non-standard domain and has no "About Us" page, contact info, or named staff. This lack of transparency is a major red flag, violating basic journalistic standards.
The legitimate site is thedailyaus.com.au.
The government wants you to believe, that despite reduced police funding, mass 3rd world migration - and the worst mayor in London’s history - the capital’s murder rates have just plummeted to the lowest recorded levels in 30 years.
👁️ 👃🐂💩
london.gov.uk/london-records…
Is it just me - or does it feel like the tories have paid a load of popular accounts to start advocating for them?
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Below, is a chronological list of SOME of the policies, agreements and legal amendments @UKLabour have enacted which fundamentally remove democratic processes from YOU and shift CONTROL to the state - in just over a year.
Enjoy.
- July 17, 2024: Planning and Infrastructure Bill - Centralizes major project approvals at national level. Shifts power from local councils and public consultations to central government, bypassing democratic local oversight.
- July 17, 2024: Crime and Policing Bill - Boosts police authority on anti-social behaviour. Enhances state enforcement without proportional public or judicial checks, centralizing control over public spaces.
- July 17, 2024: Digital Information and Smart Data Bill - Broadens government data access for economic goals. Enables surveillance expansion, reducing individual privacy rights and democratic data sovereignty.
- July 17, 2024: Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill - Tightens border enforcement and asylum rules. Concentrates migration decisions in executive hands, limiting parliamentary and public input on humanitarian policies.
- August 5, 2024: Emergency 24-hour courts for riots - Speeds up trials for disorder offences, including online incitement. Prioritizes rapid state justice over full due process, eroding judicial independence and fair trial rights.
- August 9, 2024: Online Safety Act enhancements - Imposes stricter social media content rules post-riots. Increases government censorship powers over speech, undermining free expression and platform autonomy.
- October 3, 2024: Chagos Islands handover agreement - Cedes sovereignty to Mauritius without broad public debate. Bypasses democratic consultation on territorial integrity, favoring executive foreign policy over national sovereignty input.
- October 15, 2024: BlackRock investment partnership - Directs public funds through private firm for infrastructure. Outsources economic decisions to corporations, diluting public accountability and democratic fiscal control.
- October 30, 2024: Right to Buy discount caps - Lowers purchase incentives for council tenants. Restricts individual property rights to bolster state housing stock, limiting personal economic freedoms.
- November 20, 2024: Right to Buy reforms consultation - Proposes long-term exemptions for new social homes. Prioritizes government housing retention over tenant ownership choices, centralizing housing policy.
- December 2024: Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill - Mandates approvals for home education and child tracking. Expands state oversight of family decisions, reducing parental autonomy in education.
- December 16, 2024: Extended social media crisis rules - Accelerates content takedowns in emergencies. Amplifies executive control over digital information during unrest, curbing public discourse.
- December 2024: Appeal of High Court protest ruling - Challenges ruling against prior protest curbs. Defends broad police restrictions, preserving state authority over assembly rights against judicial limits.
- February 2025: Crime and Policing Bill updates - Introduces Respect Orders and police data powers. Imposes expression limits and surveillance, shifting from democratic debate to enforced compliance.
- March 2025: Planning Bill expansions - Permits compulsory land acquisition for developments. Overrides property owner rights for state projects, diminishing landowner democratic protections.
- May 22, 2025: Chagos deal formal signing - Locks in £101m annual lease for Diego Garcia base. Entrenches executive territorial concessions without retrospective public veto.
- July 3, 2025: Right to Buy 35-year exemption - Bars sales of new social homes for decades. Entrenches government control over housing assets, blocking future democratic reforms.
- September 26, 2025: BritCard - Requires IDs for employment and services. Mandates state-verified identities, enabling mass surveillance and eroding anonymous civic participation.
Now this
The right to protest must be protected.
But repeated large protests are leaving communities feeling unsafe. This cannot continue.
Police will have new powers to instruct organisers to hold events elsewhere or risk arrest - protecting communities and police resources.
ALT Graphic reading "police will be granted new powers to restrict repeat protests when there is a risk of serious public disorder".
@grok can you provide the 10 most probable risks associated with Digital ID and Civil Liberties
The scariest - most transparent part of the Digital ID agenda?
It clearly has nothing to do with illegal migration…
Trump brought net immigration down to ZERO without digital ID.
We had sensible immigration for decades without it.
But they need a reason…