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We discuss Web3Privacy Now's mission to improve #privacy in the crypto world.
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They fought for our right to decide our own future.
#RemembranceSunday #LestWeForget #Blackpool #BlackpoolWarMemorial #RestoreBritain
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Working class men and women are backing Restore Britain in rapidly growing numbers.
A democratic revolution is happening.
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Rupert Lowe on Joe Rogan.
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This polling from YouGov is absolutely remarkable...
Party favourability ratings - what percentage of Brits have a 'very favourable' view of the following parties?
Restore Britain's rise since February is historic, and we are just getting started.
To everyone who thinks worrying about immigration makes you a racist, read this, then tell me I'm wrong.
Over 4 million people arrived in this country in just three years, 2021 to 2024. That's an insane amount of people and it's still climbing.
In 2025, just 53% of babies born in England and Wales were White British, down from around two-thirds in 2010.
Our own birth rate has fallen off a cliff, 1.39 children per woman, the lowest ever recorded and nowhere near the 2.1 you need just to keep a population stable.
We are becoming the minority in our own country.
This has nothing to do with hating anyone. It's about what's right and what's wrong. I don't care whether the people coming here are Chinese, Pakistani, French or African. The point is nobody asked us, and nobody's allowed to object.
For decades, we have voted against more immigration. More recently, we voted for Brexit. We voted for control. We have said it plainly, over and over, bring it down. They pushed it up anyway. That's not democracy, that's a decision made over our heads and forced on us.
And don't be fooled by the reasons you're fed. We're told it's compassion, the moral thing to do. Follow the money instead. Cheap labour is gold for the people at the top, fatter profits, wages held down, someone to do the jobs they won't pay a proper wage for. They dress it up as kindness, a lot of it is just business. And it's ordinary people, not the ones making the decisions, who live with the results, the housing, the services, the sheer pace of it.
Then there's the double standard. If any other people on earth were told their homeland would be transformed this fast, whether they liked it or not, and that objecting made them a bigot, the world would call it what it is. Oppression. Erasure. But do it to the British, to the native population, and suddenly it's "progress," and you're the racist for objecting.
Caring about your own people is not hate. It's the most natural thing in the world, and every other group is allowed it. Why aren't we? You don't get to remake a country, silence the people who live there, and then brand THEM the bigots.
The real racism is not giving a damn about ordinary British people and what's being done to them, just because they're white.
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The Catholic Church has maintained the seal of confession for over 1,200 years.
As an absolute theological obligation.
Priests have never been canonically permitted to reveal what was spoken in the confessional - not under legal pressure, not under torture, not under threat of excommunication from above.
Some priests have gone to prison rather than break it. Some have died.
The seal exists because the Church understood that the act of honest self-disclosure requires an absolute guarantee of protection.
Remove the guarantee and you don't get honesty.
You get performance - the carefully edited version of the self that feels safe to reveal.
The confessional seal was not a privacy policy.
It was a theological commitment to the conditions under which the human soul can speak truthfully.
The math holds the seal now.
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LD members running privacy infrastructure
The packets you mix so shall the packets you reap
Become a NYM Node Operator and join a decentralized network protecting your data from AI-powered surveillance, utilizing advanced mixing, anonymous credentials and cover-traffic (noise)
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A number of great accounts popping up
1. @UKGovscan - Independent transparency project.
2. @GreatBritishTT - Data-driven analysis of UK gov spending.
3. @UKDecline - Keeping track of the UK's spiralling decline statistics.
4. @HoTPOfficial - Vote on every bill and law ever debated in Parliament.
Send others you know of, I am keeping a list.
Pimp and share - data is a weapon.
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Platforms hosting lawful content must be shielded from government pressure to censor.
We would require transparency in content moderation and prohibit state-directed takedowns of legal speech.
The Online Safety Act law threatens the integrity of investigative journalism, whistleblowing, and political debate.
Fears of liability lead to over-moderation, driving smaller players out of the market and empowering Big Tech.
A Restore Britain government would therefore repeal the Online Safety Act - any Labour VPN ban would also be immediately reversed.
We would restore free speech.
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Doing the final proofread of the Free Speech Act.
Section 4 of the Free Speech Act is what we propose as the "First Amendment for the UK."
Full bill dropping in a week, on April 1st.
De-Google your phone and achieve more mobile privacy:
Take control of your Android phone by de-Googling and maximizing mobile privacy, the following resources will help you:
1. Privacy Guides Android section gives unbiased OS and app recommendations: privacyguides.org/en/android…
2. GrapheneOS is the top privacy and security focused mobile OS for Pixels:
grapheneos.org/
3. F-Droid is the best source for free and open source Android applications:
f-droid.org/
4. CalyxOS offers a polished de-Googled experience with strong privacy tools built-in:
calyxos.org/
5. Aurora Store allows anonymous access to Android apps without a Google account:
auroraoss.com/
Don't just bookmark this.
Do it & share information like this with others!
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Bitcoin was supposed to be electronic cash.
Cash is anonymous.
Instead we built the most detailed financial surveillance system in history and put it on a public ledger that lives forever.
The cypherpunks are spinning in their chairs.
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Mexico City 🇲🇽 got the full LunarDAO treatment
Thanks @monerotopia for hosting this event and good vibes

















