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Joined November 2024
The cover-up continues
The almost total media blackout of Rupert’s rape gang inquiry is a national disgrace.
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Thomas M. Allison retweeted
Farage: "If those Restore supporters online see that we are the only vehicle, genuinely on the centre-right, that can beat the Labour Party and come back to us, then our polling will start to look very different, very quickly." Here's what Farage doesn't understand. We are not a "centre-right" party. Our voters are not "centre-right." The country was governed by the "centre-right" for 14 years, and they brought us to the brink of destruction. The "centre-right" are, in many ways, the greatest traitors of all. The Left are at least honest about their intentions towards us; the "centre-right" dress it up in a pinstripe suit and posh accent. But their ideology will still see us reduced to a hated and marginalised minority in our own homeland. You are not going to win our voters over by appealing to the "centre-right." We are radicals. We don't care what the "centre" thinks of us. In fact, we despise them. If Farage is serious about this, perhaps he should reconsider the offer we made him in August.
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Restore Britain back to 4% with YouGov whilst still remaining entirely unprompted. Tracks logically with last week’s Electoral Calculus/Find Out Now MRP, which put us at 8% (and 10% under PR). As for YouGov - failing to prompt Restore at this point is truly scandalous. Losing credibility by the day. Still, even under their increasingly illegitimate methodology, all the signs are pointing in the right direction for the party. Undeniable, resilient growth.
Our latest Westminster voting intention poll (25-26 October 2026) shows a five point lead for Labour Labour: 27% (no change from 18-19 Oct) Conservative: 22% (-1) Reform UK: 20% (-2) Lib Dem: 11% (=) Green: 10% (=) Restore Britain: 4% (+1) SNP: 2% (=) Plaid Cymru: 1% (=)
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It’s very easy for politicians to send other people’s children to war. My response to the bloodthirsty elite? You first.
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Replying to @PolitlcsUK
Maybe Rupert Lowe had a function next door and split the audience? 🤔
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I find this attitude disgusting. The government treats being English as nothing more than a passport or interchangeable values, you are more akin to a barcode or a statistic to help grow GDP by a fraction of a percentage. Yet, it asks the nation’s sons to die in forever wars, for what? Lockheed Martin? I’d rather sit in prison.
‘I am utterly DISGUSTED by your rampant, pathetic cowardice.’ Former Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley BLASTS @alexarmstrong after he suggested he wouldn’t fight for his country.
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The same generation who surrendered the country to wave after wave of third-world invaders, rape gangs and almost complete demographic replacement in fear of being called "racist" now wants to lecture us about cowardice?
‘I am utterly DISGUSTED by your rampant, pathetic cowardice.’ Former Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley BLASTS @alexarmstrong after he suggested he wouldn’t fight for his country.
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Britain has the opportunity to be among the leading powers of the 21st century. Remigration. Economic independence. AI sovereignty. Domestic robotics manufacturing. Space travel. We are the greatest people to ever have walked the Earth. With the present regime consigned to the dustbin of history, its ideas ripped out at the root, its apparatchiks imprisoned, and a new order built in its place around the interests of our people, we could rule the stars if we so chose.
The future is ours
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A simple solution is to have no money in your bank account, like me.
🚨 BREAKING: John Healey will announce at the Budget that HMRC will be given powers to seize money directly from the bank accounts of people who fail to pay their tax
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The Friends of Israel groups within Labour, the Lib Dems, Tories and Reform UK might want to consider whether the friendship they so publicly offer is in fact reciprocated.
It's been reported by the Telegraph that Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered Israel to support Argentina on the Falklands over Britain. Why should Britain be expected to defend Israel's national interests if Israel's leadership refuses to respect ours? Britain is not obliged to give any foreign government unconditional political or military support. Our foreign policy should be guided by British interests, and British interests only - that is the Restore Britain position. The Falkland Islands are British, and will remain British.
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It's been reported by the Telegraph that Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered Israel to support Argentina on the Falklands over Britain. Why should Britain be expected to defend Israel's national interests if Israel's leadership refuses to respect ours? Britain is not obliged to give any foreign government unconditional political or military support. Our foreign policy should be guided by British interests, and British interests only - that is the Restore Britain position. The Falkland Islands are British, and will remain British.
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My full speech on “The Shared Struggle and Common Destiny of the Anglo-Celtic Nations” before an audience of patriotic Australians assembled by @Brit_Aus_Com in Sydney 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧
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If this week’s cyberattacks have shown us anything, it’s how absolutely necessary it is for the UK to have sovereign AI capabilities. This is now urgent. In the past, the most sophisticated hacking and cyberattack work required considerable expertise, time, and resources. Nation states, intelligence agencies and rogue hacking groups had a substantial advantage - a tiny, tiny number of people. Today, AI is able to rapidly identify these vulnerabilities, so it's much easier for hostile actors to point an AI at a certain piece of software and ask it to find potential exploits - including in the software that runs many of our key institutions across the public and private sectors. It is absolutely conceivable that Britain’s hospitals, defence infrastructure, and national grid could be targeted in future cyberattacks. It's already being planned. If these were to be damaged or disabled as a result, thousands could die. If not more. It is therefore essential that we have the ability to defend ourselves - and the only way to do that is by developing AI sovereignty. Cybersecurity, and actually much of the global economy, will increasingly rely on AI. It will be an essential tool in combating these sophisticated cyberattacks, alongside skilled people and secure domestic infrastructure. As things stand, the dominant players are the US and China, but Britain is well positioned to become a serious third force in AI development. Outside the EU, we have the freedom to set our own domestic regulatory framework, and we could have some of the cheapest energy in the world if we implemented Restore Britain’s energy security strategy. We cannot afford to be beholden to a foreign power for any of the essentials of life. Food, energy, defence and, increasingly, AI. We must build our own infrastructure and train our own models. We must equip our people with the skills to build this industry. Electricians, plumbers, construction workers, and software engineers. Done right, it can bring benefits to our people, but more importantly - the steps outlined here are absolutely essential for our national security.
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There shouldn’t be a single Bangladeshi, Pakistani or Indian claiming benefits in our country. NOT A PENNY.
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Replying to @danny__kruger
Ethnicity provides that commitment to the country built by former generations, because they were our parents, our grandparents, our ancestors. Because it's our country. Continually insisting it doesn't matter won't make it untrue. And Christianity doesn't ignore lineage either — otherwise the Gospel of Matthew wouldn't open by establishing Jesus is a descendant of Abraham, Noah, and King David.
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Thomas M. Allison retweeted
The price of having a nice country again is that we are going to have to do things that will make women and foreigners cry. It's worth paying.
'I would stand in front of anyone trying to send her away!' Listener Adi's says her care worker sister would leave if immigration reforms backed by Kemi Badenoch pass. Caller Joanne is moved to tears by the story.
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Anti-White animus dwarfs antisemitism across Britain and the West. There are entire sinecures devoted to promoting the dispossession and erasure of Whites. Such activism is mainstream and well-paid. Plausible accusations of antisemitism, meanwhile, almost always end careers.
BREAKING: A landmark government report is set to reveal the vast scale of antisemitism in English schools and colleges, Sky News can exclusively reveal. The report, written by former schools inspector Sir David Bell, will on Wednesday set out 27 recommendations to create change.
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We are importing our own replacement.
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Britain was not 'built by immigrants'. No. It was built by British men and women.
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33% of birth defects in Britain are in Pakistani babies. They are only 4% of births. There is an easier way to reduce British birth defects than poisoning everybody… a) Banning cousin-marriage b) Remigration
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Thomas M. Allison retweeted
Fahnbulleh is the daughter of a former Liberian Cabinet Minister. When Liberia descended into civil war her family fled to Sierra Leone and for some reason the British government granted them asylum. At university she studied African economic development and now advocates for millions of migrants to be given ILR at a potential cost of hundreds of billions to British taxpayers. She epitomises why immigrants should not be allowed to become politicians. She clearly feels no duty to the British people. On the contrary, she seems to see us as cash cows for the benefit of other migrants.
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