I saw a woman with a sign at a Ilhan Omar support event saying hands off our Somali Community .... ! Here in the UK it is sort of reversed. The biggest Problem seems to be keeping the Somalis hands off our women and Children... Specialties include Rape assault and worse ! A vile duo have been jailed for abducting and sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl after she ran away from home.Hamza Sharif, 36, and Sadak Ali, 28 have been jailed after being found Guilty at Birmingham Crown Court. This is a recent case at Birmingham Crown court both men from Birmingham, were sentenced on 15 October 2026 after convictions related to the abduction and sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl who had run away from home. Sharif (of St Margaret’s Road, Ward End) was jailed for five years for child abduction and described by Judge Roderick Henderson as the “driving force.” Ali (of Foxton Road, Alum Rock) received a concurrent seven-year sentence for detaining a child under unlawful control and assault by touching a child under 13; he was ordered onto the sex offenders register for life. Both received restraining orders. What the court heard: The girl left home in the early hours without telling anyone and met Sharif near a railway station in east Birmingham. She went with him to a house, believing he would help her. There, the men offered her cocaine (which she refused). Ali asked her invasive sexual questions and assaulted her over her clothing. The men isolated her for a significant period. The next day they gave her an old hoodie and claimed they were taking her to a woman who could help; a member of the public intervened and she was recovered. They were convicted after a trial (a third man, Jake Green, was found not guilty of detaining the child). The judge called the offending “extremely serious” and opportunistic, noting the pair had deliberately isolated a “desperately vulnerable” child and made no attempt to contact police or authorities. Both men were described in court as drug users. Defence mitigation included Ali’s reported trauma from Somalia affecting his mental health (and leading to substance use) and personal losses experienced by Sharif (including the deaths of his wife and uncle). Victim impact: In a statement, the girl said she thought the men wanted to help but that the experience changed her forever. She reported nightmares, flashbacks, self-hatred, loss of trust in adults, and ongoing fear that the men would find her despite their imprisonment. @rdejay @Rizzzz66 @breezymonce @lah3309 @bigsoup6_7 @markconnor69 @trippihorse @Leone21619987 @BallardKat29958 @2sophiesplace @NoFknTrains13 @SusyNolanBreen @kate_p45 @tikiangels2 @TaylorTweets007 @SMHatLibs @LdyDianeLenning @iammichelle777 @Gap422 @TexasTrump2024 @bandsmom1_no @dena928588 @Edajr1978 @TrumpRocksAgain @ValerieHer37147 @A_RottieLover @BIGG69276626 @REDVOTERMAGA

Starmer was a useless robotic ming-m0ng Burnham is worse ! Now he ignores and subverts Democracy. Funny how it's always the Russians ..But the Chinese are fine and dandy ! Andy Burnham has been contradicted by his own Foreign Office minister over claims of Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum. Speaking on The Rest is Politics podcast (released around 12 October 2026), Prime Minister Andy Burnham said that after taking office in the summer he asked officials whether Russia had interfered in the referendum. “I’ve had the clear answer that, yes, there was,” he stated. He added that the UK had been “too much on the back foot” and had not sufficiently informed the public about overseas efforts to disrupt politics. Burnham linked the issue to current Russian disinformation in Germany and France, citing talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz about Moscow-linked activity involving parties such as the AfD. He provided no specific details on the nature, scale, or impact of any interference and did not claim it altered the 52–48 Leave result. The remarks marked the first time a UK prime minister had publicly confirmed Russian interference in the Brexit vote. They contrast with earlier positions: Boris Johnson’s government said there was no evidence of successful interference, and the 2020 Intelligence and Security Committee report criticised successive governments for failing to fully assess Russian state media and troll activity around the referendum without reaching a definitive conclusion on its effect. On 12 October, Foreign Office minister Stephen Doughty walked back the implications of impact during interviews on LBC, Times Radio, BBC Radio 4’s Today, and elsewhere. He acknowledged that Russia had attempted to interfere in UK democratic processes, including through disinformation (noting spending of around £1.5 billion on such activity), but insisted the efforts failed: “The result is the result. I don’t think they’ve succeeded in their efforts… to undermine our elections.” He repeatedly framed Burnham’s comments as referring to attempts rather than successful influence on the outcome, and declined to provide specific evidence for the 2016 vote. Nigel Farage called Burnham “a liar,” citing previous government assessments and Doughty’s clarification. The episode has fuelled debate as Burnham’s government explores closer EU ties. No new intelligence assessment has been published to support the prime minister’s claim. @NancyMar2025 @LightOnLiberty @UNCgirl33 @kmein1018 @Melekatoshee @cali_beachangel @rob29310007 @onlywcex @trippihorse @Taggie1224 @1109Patricia @markconnor69 @trapdoor456 @CatDog342252 @Hampsta4 @blacklab_14 @BIGG69276626 @KellsHall81 @REDVOTERMAGA @itsmelisalynn @LeighAnnCox @Ultra_USMAga_FL @NoFknTrains13 @DaveFloMan @v2957822480904 @casi_rhnea82 @nicky8694

Beware America MORE SOCIALIST MADNESS FROM BAT SHIT BONKERS BRITAIN. When you discover owning a dog and a trip to the Pub makes you a Fascist... ?? Like ... Who knew ?! Nature minister risks dog lovers’ wrath over ‘far-right’ labradors Jenny Riddell-Carpenter, the nature minister, told a Labour conference fringe meeting that the image of warm ale, a country pub and a black labrador at your feet was “a very far-right nostalgic vision of Britain” that “never really existed.” The Suffolk Coastal MP said the next election would be fought over competing pictures of rural life, and that the “far-right” would try to write that picture if Labour did not. “This is one of the things I do stay awake at night about,” she said. “It’ll be that warm ale, a black Labrador by your feet in a pub that doesn’t exist, and with symbolism of fox hunting all around them.” She promised a “progressive vision” of the countryside instead. The remark landed badly in a country that still registers more Labradors than any other breed, and among publicans warning that pubs are closing at almost two a day. Critics noted she represents rural Suffolk, home to Southwold and Adnams ale. Pictures then circulated of the minister in a pub with her miniature schnauzer, Pepe, and stroking a labrador. Conservative chairman Kevin Hollinrake said Labour now treated “the countryside, the pub, the dog and the people who love them” as far-right, while taxing pubs out of existence. Shadow Scottish secretary Harriet Cross, who owns a black labrador called Maya, said Labour had picked a fight with farmers and was now picking one with labradors. “That’s probably not a winning combination.” Riddell-Carpenter’s point was about political branding, not a ban on dogs. The damage was the pairing: ordinary rural life, labelled far-right, by the minister meant to speak for it. @VuULF @Todd4USA @LanieASassyVet @Boho_Sam_ @AthinaKech36429 @soulriderSLM @sunshinentan2 @AZ2ADave @TaraskaWindland @KellsHall81 @Taggie1224 @blacklab_14 @markconnor69 @mrs_walch @LisaMarieWalch @Okieboy63 @The_Jalisco_Kid @Papahippo2000 @helen44767171 @Me1aniaP @Vzladream @Robynsmsmh7 @EdithWahhab @12Paws5Hearts @kmein1018 @GabiNga1 @JusticeGanesh @mhkk2207

MEAN WHILE IN BONKERS SOCIALIST BRITAIN (Twinned with Communist East Germany). Yes, this is a real case from today. Del Somerville, 42, a father of two from Paulsgrove in Portsmouth, was sentenced to two years in prison at Portsmouth Crown Court after pleading guilty to violent disorder. On 6 September 2026, after a small boat carrying around 114–120 migrants was brought into Eastney Marina, a protest gathered. Somerville was identified on police body-worn video throwing a small plastic bottle toward a police line and shouting at officers to “f*** off.” He later told police he had picked the bottle up from the ground, intended to throw it into a bush, but threw it in anger instead. His barrister described it as a light plastic bottle not meant to injure anyone and said he had been “caught up” in the events, with a history of mental health problems. The judge, Daniel Sawyer, called him a “thug,” said the sentence was intended as a deterrent after further protests in the area, and remarked that officers “dedicate their lives to the protection of the public” and should expect respect. Seven officers were injured during the wider disorder and some official vehicles were damaged. Somerville still faces a separate not-guilty plea to assaulting a police officer during his arrest on 11 September. The charge was violent disorder (which covers using or threatening violence in a way that would cause a person of reasonable firmness to fear for their safety), not a standalone “throwing a bottle + swearing” offence. That context is why the sentence is two years rather than a fine or short community order. Whether the sentence is proportionate is a matter of opinion; the court treated the act as part of a larger public-order incident rather than an isolated bit of littering and bad language. @SMHatLibs @myloveishoney @JustJoshie1973 @Just_Carly_ @James067348351 @UNCgirl33 @LindaNTx @1109Patricia @_SmokeyGirl25 @MMsDemeanor @lineman4340 @nicky8694 @Todd4USA @tikiangels2 @Boho_Sam_ @lah3309 @15Bamakimbo @NancyMar2025 @Outs45 @SteinwinterL @rdejay @A_RottieLover @Bic_Revelation @thejavawitch2 @breezymonce @TrumpRocksAgain @LUVZ737777 @CatDog342252