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Explain @10DowningStreet exactly why it'd be right or fair to force everyone to pay for a BBC ''service'' which is neither balanced not fit for public consumption?
BREAKING - Phil Craig, Panorma’s senior producer who worked on the show for two decades, accuses the BBC of bias in its coverage of the conflict in Gaza - he claims a ‘new, more radical generation’ has taken over the broadcaster (via @Telegraph) telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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They blew up our power stations, they capped the oil wells, taxed the remaining power stations and threw subsidies at useless intermittent generators the grid wasn't designed for, and now they're telling us to stock up on food and water. They've deliberately made us poorer and put the brakes on the economy while flooding the country with hostile low IQ third worlders. Our politicians at war with us and its time we did something about them.
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Supporting Ukraine, deploying Typhoons to Saudi, and watching the High North are legitimate commitments. They only make sense if we also have the ships, submarines, munitions and trained people to defend ourselves at home.
The Defence Committee has just warned that the Royal Navy lacks the resources to deter Russian activity in the High North. We sit near the bottom of NATO’s readiness tables on fleet availability. “Live within your means” and paused training do not produce ready forces.
Allies notice the difference between announcements and actual capability. So do our enemies.
UK's gaps in Arctic defence leave it open to Russian attacks, committee warns bbc.in/4z20Z6Z
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This is Mohammed Yaseen.
He was part of Al Qaeda and ISIS. He’s been accused of assisting bombings and beheadings.
He was jailed in Germany, and then came here by boat.
He was just freed having served 6 months in prison. He’s already broken his licence.
This is what the Tories and Labour have done.
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I can’t stand the cowards and depraved stay-at-homes persecuting SAS and SBS personnel who have had to confront the most dangerous, complex and unpredictable situations on our behalf.
We need to treat these oxygen thieves with the contempt and derision that they deserve.
EXCLUSIVE: Insight reveals SAS soldiers hunting Isis leaders in Syria were arrested for murder and had homes raided — only to be sent back behind enemy lines
Our report on Operation Tanglement ends years of secrecy to expose crisis in UK special forces
thetimes.com/uk/defence/arti…
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For background on the disgraceful actions of MoD, Trolley and Wally and Starmer et al, the whole stinking crew of SW1 NPCs, watch Jaycal on Shawn Ryan show.
Our government is much more dangerous than ‘Putin’, our own MPs and officials are driving the country into crisis, security and financial and spiritual and constitutional.
The stinking Tories supported the worst lawyers in Whitehall never forget that. Which is a reason you never see Kemi-kasi campaign on this issue.
They’ll all babble ‘Slava Ukraine prepare for war with Russia’ to distract from their deliberate undermining of our own borders and importing of jihadis.
This country needs to focus on reversing the vandalising of our own forces by our own rancid political parties, not babbling Slava Ukraine about a moronic war the useless NPCs keep escalating - a war between two KGB-mafia networks we stumbled ignorantly and foolishly into because the west’s political class were programmed by university to be clowns.
youtu.be/nuu3ShNddKA?si=R2dj…
The murder inquiry outlasted the premierships of Johnson, Truss, Sunak, Starmer so Qs not limited to one PM or party — as for the current administration, @wesstreeting confirmed last night he will *not* meet the SAS men involved or their lawyers.
Per sources, this is because some have submitted complaints to military police.
I assume this reflects the fact defence secretary also oversees military law enforcement — a tension that apparently meant the MoD was unable to give any meaningful comment or view on the whole affair.
That includes SAS men sent out of helicopters into nighttime battle against ISIS 48 hours after police interviews, and having homes raided and murder allegation raised before families.
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Why are the elites so scared of Englishness? It’s because the English working classes are patriotic. They wave the flag. They’re determined to defend England’s borders. They’re hated for refusing to surrender to the globalist lunacy, says Brendan O’Neill
buff.ly/UIlrRx5
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This is so obviously wrong. There is factually such a thing as ethnicity.
Ethnicity is defined by ancestry. If you do not have English ancestry you are, by definition not ethnically English.
You can be English by nationality (and play football for the national team) or by culture. But you cannot choose your ethnicity. Obviously.
As @technopopulist and others have pointed out, the reason why people are outraged by something so indisputable, is because they don’t want to understand it. Conceding this fact would spark a chain of thought that would lead them to face up to the immorality of mass immigration, multiculturalism and anti-white sentiment.
Not surprising that the party most responsible for enshrining this in Britain is weaponising @SuellaBraverman comments for political capital.
I was proud to hear Kemi Badenoch’s speech today.
She said something that needed to be said when she called out the rhetoric from Reform MPs.
It is shameful that Reform MPs are now openly questioning people’s identities and trying to tell British people who is and isn’t “English” based on their ancestry. That kind of identity politics is divisive, backward, and completely at odds with the country we live in. It certainly wasn’t what Churchill fought for.
Watch Kemi 👇
It's a Labour pysop to talk about Thatcher.
The failed state we are now living under is entirely a Blair/Brown creation.
The Supreme Court, the unaccountable Bank of England, the Human Rights Act, Tax Credits, Equality Act, Climate Crisis etc - it's all them.
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The mandarins in Whitehall, infused with self-deluding post-NI Good Friday Agreement “conflict resolution” doctrine, hoped that diplomatic engagement with the Mullahs in Tehran would protect its troops in Southern Iraq after the invasion better than aggressive defensive military action were seemingly shocked to discover that the Iranians and their IRGC-run proxies thought otherwise…
To the Iranian Regime, the arrival of British and American troops in Iraq from 2003 and Afghanistan from 2001 was simply an opportunity to kill and humiliate them closer to home. An opportunity they wasted no time in exploiting.
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle."
SAS on secret revenge mission hunted down and killed two of Iran-backed gang who murdered British troops in Iraq trib.al/lwmnnh2
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WWII veterans marched to show solidarity with Enoch Powell in London, and WWII veterans were totally disgusted with the direction Britain was taking post-war. They did not fight Hitler to support mass immigration, multiculturalism, DEI, positive discrimination, women wearing burkhas, and so on.
They did not die for Tower Hamlets’ Bangladeshi enclaves or for Pakistani-heritage men involved in child sexual exploitation gangs. They did not die for third-world immigrants occupying social housing and living off the welfare state. They did not die for Afro-Caribbean MPs arguing for multi-billion-pound slavery reparations. They did not die for that.
Their values were the total opposite of yours.
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I take it back. This is a SUPERB piece by @matthewsyed.
I have made almost exactly the same argument elsewhere.
In my view, we will eventually look back on the British governments of 2010 to the present in much the same way we now look back on the governments of the 1930s. The failure has been that profound.
That is why I am so angry with them. Like Syed, I am a classical liberal. Yet our successive British leaders have failed to do what was necessary to defend the peace, prosperity and political order they inherited at the end of the Cold War. Shame on all of them.
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Watch this, highly recommend, and remember - Boris Johnson Ben Wallace Keir Starmer etc disgracefully went along with prosecuting SAS and refused to change the ECHR/HRA law to stop the madness.
Right now special forces in Hereford and Poole cannot be told the legal basis for their ongoing operations. No authority can clarify because the ECHR madness is unconstrained and depends on whatever lawyers and judges decide.
Many are being persecuted right now for doing missions they were ordered to do and were given medals for.
The senior military have been pathetic in hiding year after year.
The shameful saga says a lot about why yookay is a laughing stock.
What sort of country behaves like this towards heroes like this?
One that’s lost and its elites are rotten to the core…
This is the OFFICIAL preview of my upcoming interview with Christian Craighead, where he returns to tell the full story of what happened on January 15, 2019, at the Dusit D2 complex in Nairobi.
The last time Christian was here, he made me a promise. If he ever told the full story of the attack in Nairobi, he would tell it here.
He kept that promise.
For the first time, Christian sits down to give his full account of the attack, the decisions he made inside that hotel, and the people he fought to save.
@one_man_in
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The @GOVUK did NOTHING about the hundreds of thousands of terror supporters marching through our towns and cities with masks, hoodies, burkhas, niqabs etc.
As soon as normal, worried Brits wear masks, they want the Police to crack down.
This is the height of 2-tier policing
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Hundreds of years ago they said, “we don’t hate Jews, it’s their religion”.
Then they said, “we don’t hate Jews, it’s their money”.
After that they said, “we don’t hate Jews, it’s their power”.
And now they say, “no, of course we don’t hate Jews, it’s their country”.
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This man, Ed Butler, was an outstanding Commanding Officer of 22 SAS and my boss there. He is experienced and with superb judgement. A great servant of the nation and its people, and in the most high pressure circumstances imaginable.
He should be listened to. This is not just an SAS issue, but a national issue.
Witch hunts against British special forces put the country at risk from Russia, the head of the association that represents SAS soldiers has warned.
“The very worst case scenario is you have a completely whittled-down special forces capability. Because no one would be prepared to join it and do these high-risk, high-return operations if their back isn’t covered.”
🔗: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/08…
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Foreign nationals are 71 per cent more likely than Brits to commit sex crimes.
Afghans are more than TWENTY times more likely.
Labour hold all the data on crime and nationality.
But they are covering it up. We want it released.
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My response to viral footage from the Moroccan border.
It’s time to wake up everybody.


































