ONE YEAR ON. NEVER FORGOTTEN. 🕊️
365 days since Wayne Broadhurst’s life was brutally taken by an illegal Afghan migrant.
A family left grieving without condolences from our own government, a future stolen, and a community left asking how this could happen.
Wayne’s death highlights the risks of an immigration and asylum system that fails to properly protect the public.
We must demand accountability from our Home Office, who’d rather import third worlds than keep our communities safe.
No family should have to endure this kind of loss. No innocent person should lose their life in such circumstances.
Wayne was more than a man murdered by a migrant. He was a loved family man whose life mattered.
His memory deserves more than words. It deserves justice, accountability and change.
Gone but never forgotten, Wayne. 🖤
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I’ve just been for a lovely lunch with friends in London and then saw this statue of Palestinian terrorist Marwan Barghouti on my way home. He is serving life sentences for the murder of five civilians. This is really upsetting to see a killer of Jews glorified. @CamdenCouncil
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Isn't it strange how the SNP have a £5bn financial black hole that requires local authorities to cut public services and spending yet they can find £2.7m for school bags, £30m to "fight the far right", and pay 800 staff who's jobs are no longer there..
Nobody does corruption quite like the SNP.
GRAHAM GRANT: Scandal of the SNP's army of ghost workers paid for with YOUR taxes... as families slog just to pay the bills trib.al/QGX3jWb
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Our Judges need root and branch reform.
Outrageous.
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How did you enjoy the Nova music festival? Oh right you weren't there because you're alive to celebrate the savages who did it.
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What an outstanding news reporter. If we had done what is shown in that video, we would have been arrested and jailed. Thank God there is no racism in this post.
I hope people are beginning to understand that the justice system is no longer protecting the citizens of our countries. I am under no illusion that our countries have been taken over.
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Very proud of my friend Lucie who was bullied for being a Jew at the BBC and was made redundant just days after winning the corporation an Oscar.
Watch her video below
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I have submitted a question to ask the Scottish Government to provide evidence that a school bag will close the attainment gap.
Character bags can cost between £11-£15
Branded rucksacks between £15-£20
Why are they squandering taxpayers money?!
SNP to 'squander' £2.7m on handing free bags to school pupils - at cost of £28 a bag - scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/n…
scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/n…
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These are the pro-Pals on the streets of London tonight causing chaos. Grotesque Ayatollah fans sporting flags of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The regime that MI5 foiled 20 terrorist plots on British soil. Our literal enemies roaming around freely. Grim.
There's only one person in this conversation who could be referred to as a 'can-do'......
The other is just a 'cant'
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Neil Oliver warns that demographic replacement is being attempted at unprecedented scale and speed, arguing that mass migration is being deliberately engineered and insisting that we ask who is orchestrating it.
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Как только арестовали этого подонка и радикального исламиста, протесты в Италии «сошли на нет»! Арест Юсефа Сихера оказал немедленный парализующий эффект на координацию беспорядков в Италии.
Поскольку спецслужбы задержали его буквально за несколько часов до очередной волны запланированных погромов в Милане,
тактика «упреждающего удара» сработала.
Как сообщает итальянская пресса (в частности, Il Sole 24 Ore), сразу после ареста Сихера публичные платформы его «Движения 17 октября» (Movimento 17 ottobre) фактически замерли. В Telegram-каналах и Instagram-аккаунтах, которые он администрировал, массово начали появляться плашки «Тема закрыта». Дискуссии прекратились, а намеченные новые митинги на площадях Милана так и не смогли развернуться в полную силу!!!
Арест Сихера испугал других координаторов и модераторов сети. Их имена начали всплывать на различных ресурсах, что заставило их спешно «залечь на дно», удалять аккаунты или переносить общение в скрытые Signal-чаты.
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♦️WHITE PRIVILEGE♦️
This is how our cotton mills and wool mills made their profits, which afforded them their fine stone-built mansions on the outskirts of mill towns.
It was dangerous work, fingers were often lost, eye injuries common, no comfort breaks, no health insurance and no factory nurse.
This work was done on empty bellies after a walk to work. Malnutrition was common place and discipline hard. A water barrel with a wooden ladle for dry dusty days as cotton dander filled the choking air.
There were no holidays to look forward to, no sick pay, and kids as young as 7 sent to work in the miserable conditions their parents stomached for a lifetime.
They didn't play much, they were too knackered for that. A cold hard bed was all they could hope for. Arthritis and joint pains kicked in early as crippled fingers in their middle years struggled with looms.
And our MPs talk about reparations for slavery, when every God damned nation was using slaves.
White privilege... you disgust me. There should be a plaque of remembrance dedicated to the entire working class!
#DawnButlerMP
Arthur Donaldson retweeted
The mostly peaceful riots for better lycées in France have made their way to Bilbao, Spain
How's that 'mostly peaceful' tag going @BBCNews ?
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These shots of Aden, Yemen from 1960 have gone viral. The British left on 30 Nov 1967 & ever since has been a violent, shithole. The civil war began the moment Britain 🇬🇧 left.
1967 Continued fighting between the NLF and the rival Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Yemen (FLOSY).
Al-Wadiah War (1969): Border conflict with Saudi Arabia.
First Yemenite War (1972): Short border war between South and North Yemen.
Second Yemenite War (1979): Another, more serious border conflict with North Yemen (with some external involvement).
South Yemeni Civil War / 1986 crisis: A brief but extremely bloody internal power struggle within the ruling Yemeni Socialist Party (thousands killed in days of fighting in Aden and elsewhere).
1994 Yemeni Civil War: After the 1990 unification of North and South Yemen, southern leaders attempted secession; northern forces defeated them (fighting reached Aden).
Yemeni Civil War (2014/2015–present): The ongoing multi-sided conflict involving Houthi forces, the internationally recognised government, southern separatists (notably the Southern Transitional Council/STC, strong in Aden), Saudi-led coalition intervention, UAE-backed forces, and others. Aden saw major fighting in 2015 (Battle of Aden) and later clashes between government-aligned and STC forces. Related violence includes AQAP activity and other localized fighting. As of 2026, the broader conflict remains unresolved with shifting control and sporadic escalations.
Wow, this is what Yemen looked like in the 1960s under British rule. That was over half a century ago, but it looked decades more advanced than Yemen does today.
It’s almost unbelievable compared to what the country has become. And it’s a testament to how quickly a country can collapse once Islam reigns supreme.

































