Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
Because a certain kind of man believes that not getting everything he wants from women is oppression. This applies both to incels and to the type of trans-identified man who insists that speech, laws and physical spaces should be reconfigured around his self-image.
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
Andy Burnham should drop his EU obsession and focus on the country's real problems. We don't need another decade of back-and-forth over Europe.
And all for the grand prize of handing over control of our borders to the people who let 60,000 migrants break into Spain in one day.
Andy Burnham has opened the door to freedom of movement with the EU and said that the country needs to have an “evidence-based debate” about the issue
🔗 telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
💔Please, world, hear the voices of Afghan women. Slogans alone are not enough.
Last night, one of our members from Afghanistan heard a woman and her daughters screaming and crying as the husband was beating them. By morning, the woman’s body was covered in bruises, and her daughters were also in a bad condition. When we asked what had happened, we learned that the husband wanted to marry a second wife and was telling his first wife that she could not have Son . When the wife and daughters opposed his decision, he started beating them.
💔 This is the respect women and girls receive inside their own homes. Outside their homes, schools and workplaces are closed to them, and they have been erased from society.
Please, world, hear the voices of Afghan women. Slogans alone are not enough.💔
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
Good. It was utter madness that the BBC ever thought it was acceptable to publish “educational tools” pushing left-wing political agendas onto schoolchildren in the first place.
I wrote to the BBC calling for them to be removed, & I’m glad they’ve listened.
The BBC has no business pushing a left-wing agenda on our children. Games urging pupils to campaign for Amnesty International, which branded gender-critical women’s rights organisations “anti-rights”, or promoting open borders are completely unacceptable.
The BBC must be impartial & I’ve written to the BBC demanding these “educational games” be removed.
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
The BBC has pulled material from its Bitesize educational website, used by 1.7 million pupils a week, after it was caught rewarding kids for backing open borders and pushing Left-wing views on migration and Net Zero. dailysceptic.org/2026/10/25/…
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
This 👇🏼 like vat tax on private schools, (the only nation that taxes education)… all the student politics greed & envy laws just reduce income revenue, & lose jobs! Imbecilic economics
The Laffer Curve strikes again. Rachel Reeves’s absurd increases to stamp duty have backfired after tax receipts from property sales above £5m fell by £541m in the 18 months following her 2024 budget when she raised the second-home stamp duty surcharge to 5%.
Data from estate agents Knight Frank show that in the 18 months subsequent to the budget, the number of sales above £5m dropped by 14% from 2,569 to 2,208, when compared with the 18 months before the budget. Of course it is not just the stamp duty that is lost but also the economic activity that accompanies the property transactions.
Reeves has just signed up to the Chartwell Speakers agency to sell speeches for money. Surely for anyone to buy a speech from her is a badge of idiocy?
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
A 15-year-old schoolboy was arrested by four West Midlands Police officers after a Conservative councillor complained about being mocked online.
Fraser, a 15-year-old Reform UK activist, was woken by police and arrested in front of his neighbours. His mugshot and DNA were taken. Even his shoes were confiscated as he was left in a cell.
What had he done? He had criticised a Conservative councillor on Facebook for wearing shorts and a T-shirt to a council meeting. When the councillor later attended a meeting in a suit, Fraser remarked that he was thankfully not dressed like a “rent boy”.
The story has become a global embarrassment. It has even reached the New York Post, where our American friends have expressed gratitude for the free-speech protections of the First Amendment.
Politicians must not use the police as their personal force to silence criticism or mockery.
Fraser is still, two months on, waiting to hear if he’ll be charged with a crime.
If a 15-year-old can be arrested for a jokey comment online, anyone can.
Watch the BlackBelt Barrister below and join the Free Speech Union 👇
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Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
Two Effects of the Sentencing Act 2026: magistrates.blogspot.com/202… The Act is like a knight in shining armour, riding to the rescue of criminals fully deserving of immediate custody.
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Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
Replying to @dshensmith
@dshensmith BlackBeltBarrister posted this YouTube video 4 Years ago today
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Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
This is insane. This High Protein Beef mince in Lidl is only 60% beef. There’s nothing on the front label. It’s only when you turn over the ingredients you see it’s 20% pea protein and the other 20% is water and seasoning .. you are buying 40% less meat than you think.!
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
CCTV images released after man sexually assaults boy – West Midlands: btp.police.uk/news/btp/news/… The alleged assault took place at Longbridge railway station at approximately 8 pm on Thursday 22 October 2026.
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Brilliant news for free speech - and for women. 🎉
Scope has publicly apologised for cancelling my choir’s London Marathon performance over my gender-critical views, acknowledging its decision was wrong.
Our legal dispute is now resolved. No apology can undo the upset caused, but I hope this gives more women confidence to speak up - and makes others think twice before cancelling people for speaking about biological reality.
I tried to resolve this privately before going public or consulting lawyers. The brilliant @MForstater helped me draft a letter to Scope ahead of the marathon, hoping we could clear things up. Unfortunately, Scope stood by its decision at that stage.
I’m so grateful to the @SpeechUnion, my solicitors Sharpe Pritchard, the fellow singers who stood beside me and members of @womensrightsnet for their support.
Sadly, I fear some singers may feel too nervous to return to the choir. But I hope other women will feel emboldened by this news.
Women should be able to speak about biological sex, their sex-based rights and the language used to describe their bodies - without fear of cancellation or other negative consequences.
Full apology statement and Telegraph article below 👇
Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) retweeted
It is frankly ludicrous the Government has spent taxpayers’ money on producing a publication that should never have been required in the first place. It is no wonder the public, quite rightly, are despairing at this Government’s priorities.
Exc: Home Office spent £22k on 'don't rape women' guide for asylum seekers
Neil Shastri-Hurst calls it a "ludicrous" use of "taxpayers' money on a publication that should never have been required in the first place"
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