Humanitarian and Philanthropist . Patriot . Recolonise the Curriculum !
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Alan Healy retweeted
The @ucl lecturer, Nigerian Toyin Agbetu, who attacked @YoungBobRB yesterday, is a bit of a character.
In 2021 London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s appointed him to the "statue diversity" commission. He soon left after being antisemitic.
In March 2007, Agbetu used his DEI card to slip past security at a Westminster Abbey church. Commemorating two hundred years of the abolition of slave trading he screamed at the Queen:
"You should be ashamed. We should not be here. This is an insult to us. I want all the Christians who are Africans to walk out of here with me!"
Alan Healy retweeted
Every living person who voted for devolution should be forced, A Clockwork Orange-style, to watch at least one hour per week of the Scottish Parliament’s proceedings.
They’d be begging to bring back the Scottish Office within a fortnight.
Alan Healy retweeted
Hey @AngelaRayner, can you confirm whether Islamist extremists helped shape the “anti-Muslim hostility” definition?
If not, why did your department say it had deleted all responses to the Working Group’s consultation, only to later admit — after the Free Speech Union threatened legal action — that it still had them on record?
The public deserves to know the truth and this stinks of a cover up.
Alan Healy retweeted
There's a reason this isn't a bigger scandal. After each of our many socially incendiary attacks, shadowy govt officials "manage the narrative".
This includes spray painting authentic-looking "peace and love" graffiti, paying a fat out-of-work actress to sing "Don't Look Back In Anger" at the vigil, and, while they're in the chaos of grief, strong-arming the victim's family to push some sort of pro-migrant narrative.
This hit a ludicrous point following the attempted beheading in Belfast of Steven Ogilvie by a Sudanese migrant, when Steven's family "released" this statement:
"We have many migrants who make a deeply valuable contribution to our country, including in our healthcare system and hospitality sector and we depend on them to make our country work. We do not want this terrible tragedy to be used to divide people or fuel hostility."
In the case of Henry Nowak's murder (a white teenager who was attacked by an Indian and left to bleed to death by the police because they believed him to be racist), the authorities went further, not only attempting to paint Henry as the aggressor, but trying to paint him as racist, searching old messages on his devices for any evidence of racism.
The reason this isn't more of a scandal is because the same organisations have huge control over mainstream media.
Britain is the Soviet Union with rainbow flags.
Alan Healy retweeted
REMEMBRANCE: NEWCASTLE "NOT FOR SELF BUT FOR COUNTRY"
"The Response 1914" is a dramatic war memorial which sits at Barras Bridge, in the grounds of St Thomas the Martyr Church.
It was commissioned and gifted by Sir George and Lady Renwick to commemorate the raising of the Northumberland Fusiliers "Commercial" and "Pals" battalions in 1914, and sculpted by Sir William Goscombe John.
It depicts recruits, drummer boys, families saying farewell, and a winged angel sounding a trumpet. The front says:
NON SIBI SED PATRIAE
[Not for Self but for Country]
THE RESPONSE 1914
It is thought to be based on the 5th Northumberland Fusiliers in April 1915, when they gathered at Gosforth, marched down the Great North Road to Central Station and to the battlefields of Europe.
The rear of the memorial features a carved figure of St George, flanked by a 1647 Northumberland Fusilier and a 1919 Fusilier, with the words:
QUO FATA VOCANT
[Whither the Fates Call]
TO COMMEMORATE THE RAISING OF
THE B COY 9TH BATT & THE 16TH 18TH & 19TH
SERVICE BATTALIONS
NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS
BY THE NEWCASTLE & GATESHEAD
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AUG-OCT 1914
THE GIFT OF SIR GEORGE RENWICK BT DL AND LADY RENWICK
MCMXXIII
It was unveiled on 5 July 1923 by HRH The Prince of Wales (who would become Edward VIII), and later re-dedicated on 25 October 2007 by Prince Philip.
Pic and info from fabulousnorth.com/the-respon…
which tells us that "The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers raised 52 Battalions throughout the 1914 - 1919 conflict, more than any other Regiment."
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Alan Healy retweeted
Why do the press consider it newsworthy when an Oxford lecturer expresses her authentic self by wearing giant prosthetic breasts to work?
The last thing this person wants is to be the centre of attention.
Alan Healy retweeted
King Charles speaking at CHOGM dinner this evening with PM Andy Burnham at the dinner: “And I must say that, during my visit here, it has been a great pleasure to meet so many Prime Ministers – almost as many as I’ve had at home.”
Alan Healy retweeted
Time and again the King manages to show deft diplomacy that outshines any govt minister 👏🏾
“history also teaches us that evil need not have the last word; that character and courage can combine to overcome the most monstrous injustice, as they did with the determination to end international trade in enslaved people, in which the Royal Navy played such a leading role.”
Alan Healy retweeted
It’s the anniversary of Rangers stunning Leeds in the European Cup in 1992:
So much to see here:
- Mark Hateley’s magnificent mullet
- An all-time classic Rangers kit
- Brilliant Brian Moore commentary
- A diving header for the ages from Ally McCoist
Alan Healy retweeted
The King’s frustration about lacking an umbrella at a Commonwealth Ceremony hit the headlines.
What wasn’t reported, though, was the cheer that went up around the stadium when he went back to his podium, faced the storm head-on, and cracked on with his duty.
It was wonderfully, poetically British. 🇬🇧👇
Alan Healy retweeted
A "Map Of The Dominion Of Canada And Newfoundland" in 1902. credit: david rumsey collection
Alan Healy retweeted
Probably one of the best clips in the history of cinema. #humbertastic
Alan Healy retweeted
Some people don't like to hear the truth or face up to the truth about slavery
Slavery was not invented by the imperialist west
Well said - Konstantin Kisin
Alan Healy retweeted
Very unusual flight trajectory today leaving Edinburgh for Rome. After take-off the pilot flew west, allowing the best view of Glasgow and the Firth of Clyde I’ve ever seen.
Alan Healy retweeted
Sure it does.
Africans were the slavers. The British bought their slaves, freed their slaves, and waged a campaign to stop their practice.
If the British don't get a pass on this, frankly nobody does. At the very least, the last people held responsible should be the Brits.
Alan Healy retweeted
I have a lot of opinions, many of them formed 30 seconds before I typed them out.
Naturally not all of my followers are going to agree with every one of my viewpoints.
There's actually a simple explanation for this. Some people are fascists and need to be locked up.
In the pub last night talking to a young-ish Celtic fan .
Nice fella , wee bit drunk .
Turned away from me and mentioned to his pal how he didn't like all the "foreigners causing bother .
A lassie fae Glesca had just walked in - total stranger- and started shouting about how he was an evil racist who hated black people.
They were split up , but she kept coming back for more .
Mad look of indoctrination in her eyes .
Not good .
Alan Healy retweeted
I propose our wonderful Labour government in the UK send at least a £billion to South Africa, where through no fault of their own — and possibly due to racism — they now have no water.
