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People are trying to make sense of why Reform have put forward Laila Cunningham as their candidate for Mayor of London. Is she a real Muslim? Is Reform containment? The simplest answer is that Cunningham is only interested in politics as a path for self-promotion. She's a grifter. She saw Reform are likely to form the next government, rote-learned the slick "British values" talking points to get ahead in a party desperate to not be called racist, and was pushed as the progressive-proof face of the party. Everything she does is to increase her personal advantage. She made headlines with her "supermum" citizens arrest stunt. She was in favour of hate crime legislation when it benefitted her. She wrote Woke poetry about how London's diversity was its strength — words which could have come straight from the mouth of Sadiq Khan. Then she jumped aboard the Conservatives when they were in power. She took selfies with everyone she could, because it was more important to be seen at functions than to be actually doing anything. She went to Pride and hosted the first Iftar event as a Councillor for Westminster North. The contradictions don't matter. She doesn't believe anything consistent. These are just the rituals of being a part of liberal political circles. The passwords you have to speak to be part of the club. It gatekeeps in favour of shameless grifters. She only pulled out of being the Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Rotherham right before the 2024 election. What connection does she have to Rotherham? None, since she loves London so much that she's always lived there and wants to be Mayor. She just took the seat as a nonwhite Muslim woman, until she realised she couldn't win and it would damage her future prospects. We shouldn’t trust Cunningham. Not just because she's a Muslim, and both the British right and public at large don't like Islam. We shouldn’t trust her because her entire political career appears to be about making her famous. She wants to be in power and on camera for the sake of it. She isn't really all that interested in philosophy or policy. Otherwise, she wouldn't be reciting insults like "far right" or pushing the incoherent platitudes of "British values", because neither stand up to scrutiny. It's a grift. And if we want an effective right-wing in this country, we shouldn’t reward it.

People are trying to make sense of why Reform have put forward Laila Cunningham as their candidate for Mayor of London. Is she a real Muslim? Is Reform containment? The simplest answer is that Cunningham is only interested in politics as a path for self-promotion. She's a grifter. She saw Reform are likely to form the next government, rote-learned the slick "British values" talking points to get ahead in a party desperate to not be called racist, and was pushed as the progressive-proof face of the party. Everything she does is to increase her personal advantage. She made headlines with her "supermum" citizens arrest stunt. She was in favour of hate crime legislation when it benefitted her. She wrote Woke poetry about how London's diversity was its strength — words which could have come straight from the mouth of Sadiq Khan. Then she jumped aboard the Conservatives when they were in power. She took selfies with everyone she could, because it was more important to be seen at functions than to be actually doing anything. She went to Pride and hosted the first Iftar event as a Councillor for Westminster North. The contradictions don't matter. She doesn't believe anything consistent. These are just the rituals of being a part of liberal political circles. The passwords you have to speak to be part of the club. It gatekeeps in favour of shameless grifters. She only pulled out of being the Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Rotherham right before the 2024 election. What connection does she have to Rotherham? None, since she loves London so much that she's always lived there and wants to be Mayor. She just took the seat as a nonwhite Muslim woman, until she realised she couldn't win and it would damage her future prospects. We shouldn’t trust Cunningham. Not just because she's a Muslim, and both the British right and public at large don't like Islam. We shouldn’t trust her because her entire political career appears to be about making her famous. She wants to be in power and on camera for the sake of it. She isn't really all that interested in philosophy or policy. Otherwise, she wouldn't be reciting insults like "far right" or pushing the incoherent platitudes of "British values", because neither stand up to scrutiny. It's a grift. And if we want an effective right-wing in this country, we shouldn’t reward it.

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So much for Uncensored.

So much for Uncensored.

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There are whole nations that are worth less to me than this donkey.

There are whole nations that are worth less to me than this donkey.

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Spending some time outside, in proper Britain. Morning birdsong is like the red pillar-boxes, hearty breakfasts, and morning fogs that George Orwell listed among the distinct characteristics of English culture. Our culture is irreducible to, but represented by, signs and symbols of a way of life which resonates with people whose heritage here stretches back a thousand years into the past. Many politicians deny this distinct culture. They think our way of life should be replaced. Birdsong means nothing to them. But it is our culture. Our land. Our songs. We love it, and so we should keep it.

Spending some time outside, in proper Britain. Morning birdsong is like the red pillar-boxes, hearty breakfasts, and morning fogs that George Orwell listed among the distinct characteristics of English culture. Our culture is irreducible to, but represented by, signs and symbols of a way of life which resonates with people whose heritage here stretches back a thousand years into the past. Many politicians deny this distinct culture. They think our way of life should be replaced. Birdsong means nothing to them. But it is our culture. Our land. Our songs. We love it, and so we should keep it.

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Boris doesn't get to spend six years defending the Boriswave as doctors, nurses, Hong Kong & Ukrainian refugees, and GDP rocket fuel, then blame the Blob to preface a political comeback. We know he flooded us with millions of third-world welfare dependents as human quantatitive easing and to "make the Financial Times like him again". Civil servants were, at best, willing accomplices to his and Priti Patel's desire to build "living bridges" to India. In fact, the Migration Advisory Committee warned against the Health & Social Care visa in 2018, forecasting primary applicants would be outnumbered by costly dependents. I spoke to a Home Office civil servant working on immigration at the time, who said even pro-migration superiors though the Afghan Resettlement Scheme was insane. Boris' government inflicted it on us anyway. Boris is to blame. He treachery should not be forgiven or forgotten. The demographic vandalism he wrought should be completely reversed.

Boris doesn't get to spend six years defending the Boriswave as doctors, nurses, Hong Kong & Ukrainian refugees, and GDP rocket fuel, then blame the Blob to preface a political comeback. We know he flooded us with millions of third-world welfare dependents as human quantatitive easing and to "make the Financial Times like him again". Civil servants were, at best, willing accomplices to his and Priti Patel's desire to build "living bridges" to India. In fact, the Migration Advisory Committee warned against the Health & Social Care visa in 2018, forecasting primary applicants would be outnumbered by costly dependents. I spoke to a Home Office civil servant working on immigration at the time, who said even pro-migration superiors though the Afghan Resettlement Scheme was insane. Boris' government inflicted it on us anyway. Boris is to blame. He treachery should not be forgiven or forgotten. The demographic vandalism he wrought should be completely reversed.

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161,230 views • 5 days ago

Nigel Farage is demanding Andy Burnham call a general election after being installed as Prime Minister. Reform clearly feel confident they could win a Parliamentary majority. But are they prepared to govern the country? Danny Kruger and the Prosperity Institute are drafting plans to restructure the civil service, leave the European Convention on Human Rights, repeal the Human Rights Act, the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act, and the Equality Act, and restore free speech and Parliamentary sovereignty. This is all encouraging. Reform appears to be listening to criticism, producing credible policies, and hiring great talent for the policy team. Even Nigel Farage is writing about how "White Brits will become a minority in this country before the end of the century", and the need to stop it, on Substack. The party appears to be taking things more seriously. There is still room for improvement. Reform must repeal the Race Relations Act — especially the 2000 Amendment, which imposed a statutory duty on police and public bodies to "promote equality of opportunity and good relations between persons of different racial groups". Otherwise, activist judges will use it to obstruct their agenda, after the Equality Act is scrapped. But even if Reform only passed their plans as things stand, life would finally improve for the long-suffering British people.

Nigel Farage is demanding Andy Burnham call a general election after being installed as Prime Minister. Reform clearly feel confident they could win a Parliamentary majority. But are they prepared to govern the country? Danny Kruger and the Prosperity Institute are drafting plans to restructure the civil service, leave the European Convention on Human Rights, repeal the Human Rights Act, the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act, and the Equality Act, and restore free speech and Parliamentary sovereignty. This is all encouraging. Reform appears to be listening to criticism, producing credible policies, and hiring great talent for the policy team. Even Nigel Farage is writing about how "White Brits will become a minority in this country before the end of the century", and the need to stop it, on Substack. The party appears to be taking things more seriously. There is still room for improvement. Reform must repeal the Race Relations Act — especially the 2000 Amendment, which imposed a statutory duty on police and public bodies to "promote equality of opportunity and good relations between persons of different racial groups". Otherwise, activist judges will use it to obstruct their agenda, after the Equality Act is scrapped. But even if Reform only passed their plans as things stand, life would finally improve for the long-suffering British people.

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24,792 views • 1 day ago

> Indian > Barely speaks English > Doesn't know what she's running for > Homeowner and handler have to tell her she's not currently a councillor > Reform UK candidate What are we doing here

> Indian > Barely speaks English > Doesn't know what she's running for > Homeowner and handler have to tell her she's not currently a councillor > Reform UK candidate What are we doing here

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1,681,301 views • 2 months ago

Nigel Farage's gamble on an early by-election looked like it backfired when every rival party refused to participate. But when Labour, the Lib Dems, Conservatives, and the press endorsed Count Binface, they showed the scorn they have for deprived white towns like Clacton. Binface has become the irritating avatar of the establishment's disdain for the British people. This farce has gone far enough. People outside the Westminster bubble won't find joke candidates funny while their country faces financial, demographic, and cultural collapse, and is defenceless against predatory foreign powers. Farage will win the by-election. It's good that he does: his enemies want nothing more than to silence those who raise complaints about the state of our country with "But you lost to a bin." Don't give them the satisfaction. This circus is the establishment's fault. If his alleged financial misconduct is as severe as they say, why not stand against him and win? Because they know they can't, they resort to Parliamentary procedure and lawfare to remove the threat. The reminder that politics is gravely serious came when Ann Widdecombe was murdered last week. No wonder Farage requires constant security. Reform have realised that events have accelerated the decline, and left the cosy 2010s consensus behind. By adapting and listening to critics, they may regain the credibility and poll lead lost since the last election. Fortunately for them, their opponents refuse to learn any lessons.

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88,740 views • 10 days ago

John Oliver did a bit on Restore Britain, and the only funny part is that it's an unintended advert for Rupert Lowe. And no, British identity was not built by cousin marriage. But by looking at Oliver, you'd be forgiven for thinking so.

John Oliver did a bit on Restore Britain, and the only funny part is that it's an unintended advert for Rupert Lowe. And no, British identity was not built by cousin marriage. But by looking at Oliver, you'd be forgiven for thinking so.

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323,942 views • 1 month ago

Shabana Mahmood's new "safe and legal routes", allowing hundreds of thousands of refugees and asylum seekers, sponsored by mosques and NGOs, to settle in Britain, is based on the 2023 Fabian Society proposal, Lawful and Fair: Building A Better Migration System. The paper prohibits deportations and says that democracy does not mean "that every policy must command a majority" of public support. Sponsors will receive taxpayer subsidies to support the migrants, and migrants must repay £10,000 in housing costs — but this can come from benefits, also paid by British taxpayers. This is while they are given brand new homes in small villages, despite the Home Office admitting that they pose a threat to schools and nurseries. Mahmood also quietly reversed the ban on illegal migrants gaining British citizenship, saying it was "outside their control" that they paid a people smuggler to ferry them to Britain. Immigration policy is a crucial part of their gradual socialist revolution. It is why Labour will never respect the public's wishes to see immigration stopped and reversed. The next government must commit not just to sending everyone imported via this scheme back, but to stripping citizenship from illegal migrants and the Boriswave. Otherwise, we will be stuck with these people, and their costs and crimes, forever.

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96,735 views • 12 days ago

Ayoub Khan used today's debate in Parliament to distract from the grooming gang scandal by insisting the majority of crimes are committed by white men. He accused those discussing the ethnic and Islamic nature of the gangs of "revealing a prejudice..." He did not take interventions from members keen to challenge his sophistry.

Ayoub Khan used today's debate in Parliament to distract from the grooming gang scandal by insisting the majority of crimes are committed by white men. He accused those discussing the ethnic and Islamic nature of the gangs of "revealing a prejudice..." He did not take interventions from members keen to challenge his sophistry.

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449,007 views • 1 month ago

"One person who does seem to me to be far right is Tommy Robinson. I assume you wouldn't want to be associated with him, and his somewhat extreme statements?" Rupert Lowe disarmed this tripwire of a question very well. > Refused to concede to framing that puts Robinson as the benchmark of "extreme", meaning the Tories who imported the Boriswave are "moderate". > Turned the question back to how the establishment, including Labour and Conservatives, are complicit in the Pakistani rape gangs scandal. > Doesn't care if he gets called racist. Never gatekeep according to liberal standards. Those taboos caused the rape gangs to happen and covered them up in the first place.

"One person who does seem to me to be far right is Tommy Robinson. I assume you wouldn't want to be associated with him, and his somewhat extreme statements?" Rupert Lowe disarmed this tripwire of a question very well. > Refused to concede to framing that puts Robinson as the benchmark of "extreme", meaning the Tories who imported the Boriswave are "moderate". > Turned the question back to how the establishment, including Labour and Conservatives, are complicit in the Pakistani rape gangs scandal. > Doesn't care if he gets called racist. Never gatekeep according to liberal standards. Those taboos caused the rape gangs to happen and covered them up in the first place.

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642,611 views • 3 months ago

On Monday, Rupert Lowe secured a debate on mass deportations in Parliament. Reform MPs agreed that we should deport every illegal immigrant and send millions of legal migrants home. Labour MPs Jonathan Brash, Bell Ribeiro-Addy, and Mike Tapp tried to police their language, accusing them of "racist dog-whistle politics". They are getting desperate because they know the public doesn’t agree with them. A new report from RICU darling Dame Sara Khan, A new report from RICU darling Dame Sara Khan, Britain Under Strain: The Broken Social Contract, Democratic Distrust and the Mainstreaming of Extremism, finds that: - 55 per cent of voters believe “national identity is disappearing because of diversity” - 33 per cent support remigration - 31 per cent believe being British is about ancestry - 61 per cent think the social contract is broken - 42 per cent say Muslims can never integrate into British society Among Reform voters, those figures are 87 per cent, 87 per cent, 50 per cent, 83 per cent, and 71 per cent, respectively. 32 per cent of voters believe capitalism has failed and we need a “communist revolution”. But, when categorising voters, the study finds that 58 per cent of the public are “far right” by the authors' standards. This means any party making a credible pitch to reverse mass migration and put British people first can win a Parliamentary majority. When supporters of the party that consistently leads national polls reject demographic change, multiculturalism, national identity based on self-ID, and the liberal managerial state, it's no wonder they're worried.

On Monday, Rupert Lowe secured a debate on mass deportations in Parliament. Reform MPs agreed that we should deport every illegal immigrant and send millions of legal migrants home. Labour MPs Jonathan Brash, Bell Ribeiro-Addy, and Mike Tapp tried to police their language, accusing them of "racist dog-whistle politics". They are getting desperate because they know the public doesn’t agree with them. A new report from RICU darling Dame Sara Khan, A new report from RICU darling Dame Sara Khan, Britain Under Strain: The Broken Social Contract, Democratic Distrust and the Mainstreaming of Extremism, finds that: - 55 per cent of voters believe “national identity is disappearing because of diversity” - 33 per cent support remigration - 31 per cent believe being British is about ancestry - 61 per cent think the social contract is broken - 42 per cent say Muslims can never integrate into British society Among Reform voters, those figures are 87 per cent, 87 per cent, 50 per cent, 83 per cent, and 71 per cent, respectively. 32 per cent of voters believe capitalism has failed and we need a “communist revolution”. But, when categorising voters, the study finds that 58 per cent of the public are “far right” by the authors' standards. This means any party making a credible pitch to reverse mass migration and put British people first can win a Parliamentary majority. When supporters of the party that consistently leads national polls reject demographic change, multiculturalism, national identity based on self-ID, and the liberal managerial state, it's no wonder they're worried.

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52,927 views • 8 days ago

Immigration and censorship are about to get worse under Andy Burnham. Communist activists are now at the heart of government. Burnham has hired Matthew McGregor, former Director of Hope Not Hate, as Director of Political Strategy in 10 Downing Street, and Alison Phillips, a current board member of Hope Not Hate, as his Director of Transition. McGregor worked for the Obama campaign in 2012 and led Hope Not Hate's campaign against Nigel Farage and the Brexit Party in 2019. McGregor is also on the board of charity Reprieve, which campaigns to abolish the ability to strip British citizenship from the likes of Rochdale rape gang leader Shabir Ahmed and ISIS bride Shamima Begum. Phillips was editor of The Daily Mirror (2018 to 2024) and head of Labour Together. She writes incessant articles attacking Reform UK, and endorsed Nick Lowles' book on how to smear and censor their political opponents as "far right" and antisemites. Hope Not Hate trustee Baroness Ruth Anderson (formerly Smeeth) remains the Parliamentary Secretary for the Cabinet Office and a House of Lords Whip. Bunrham is pretending to be a fresh start, while recycling figures from the orbit of Morgan McSweeney's censorious Centre for Countering Digital Hate, the Jewish Labour Movement — who weaponise accusations of antisemitism, while supporting policies that import lethal Islamic terror — and Hope Not Hate. Hope Not Hate has been rewarded, despite employing violent communist Matthew Collins, who bludgeoned women with a hammer, and convicted paedophile Liron Velleman. These figures despise Donald Trump, and the Administration will find it impossible to work with them. They want to accelerate the forces of "civilisational erasure" that the US State Department has warned about. Without external pressure applied by our allies to the British state, life is about to get much harder for patriots and critics of the Labour government. Expect deplatforming, demonetisation, and persecution in the years preceding the next general election.

Immigration and censorship are about to get worse under Andy Burnham. Communist activists are now at the heart of government. Burnham has hired Matthew McGregor, former Director of Hope Not Hate, as Director of Political Strategy in 10 Downing Street, and Alison Phillips, a current board member of Hope Not Hate, as his Director of Transition. McGregor worked for the Obama campaign in 2012 and led Hope Not Hate's campaign against Nigel Farage and the Brexit Party in 2019. McGregor is also on the board of charity Reprieve, which campaigns to abolish the ability to strip British citizenship from the likes of Rochdale rape gang leader Shabir Ahmed and ISIS bride Shamima Begum. Phillips was editor of The Daily Mirror (2018 to 2024) and head of Labour Together. She writes incessant articles attacking Reform UK, and endorsed Nick Lowles' book on how to smear and censor their political opponents as "far right" and antisemites. Hope Not Hate trustee Baroness Ruth Anderson (formerly Smeeth) remains the Parliamentary Secretary for the Cabinet Office and a House of Lords Whip. Bunrham is pretending to be a fresh start, while recycling figures from the orbit of Morgan McSweeney's censorious Centre for Countering Digital Hate, the Jewish Labour Movement — who weaponise accusations of antisemitism, while supporting policies that import lethal Islamic terror — and Hope Not Hate. Hope Not Hate has been rewarded, despite employing violent communist Matthew Collins, who bludgeoned women with a hammer, and convicted paedophile Liron Velleman. These figures despise Donald Trump, and the Administration will find it impossible to work with them. They want to accelerate the forces of "civilisational erasure" that the US State Department has warned about. Without external pressure applied by our allies to the British state, life is about to get much harder for patriots and critics of the Labour government. Expect deplatforming, demonetisation, and persecution in the years preceding the next general election.

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31,416 views • 5 days ago

The most extraordinary exchange during Douglas Murray and Dave Smith's debate on Joe Rogan. Dave says Israel's blockade is causing privation in Gaza. Douglas asks Dave if he's ever visited Israel or Gaza. Dave asks Douglas if he has to visit 1930s Germany to talk about Nazis.

The most extraordinary exchange during Douglas Murray and Dave Smith's debate on Joe Rogan. Dave says Israel's blockade is causing privation in Gaza. Douglas asks Dave if he's ever visited Israel or Gaza. Dave asks Douglas if he has to visit 1930s Germany to talk about Nazis.

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2,761,135 views • 1 year ago

When George Floyd died in Minneapolis, Mayor Jacob Frey wept beside his golden casket, Keir Starmer took the knee for Black Lives Matter, and politicians cheered on global riots while calling to defund the police. But when 18-year-old student Henry Nowak is stabbed (allegedly) by a Sikh in Southampton, and bled to death in police custody under arrest on suspicion of racism, politicians are silent. Where is his movement? Where are the protests, the murals, the state funeral? Where was the knee taken for Henry? For Wayne Broadhurst? For every one of our countrymen killed by criminals who never needed to be here? The state is against us. They care more about the hurt feelings of violent minorities than about preventing completely avoidable crimes. We are alone. We must take our own side.

When George Floyd died in Minneapolis, Mayor Jacob Frey wept beside his golden casket, Keir Starmer took the knee for Black Lives Matter, and politicians cheered on global riots while calling to defund the police. But when 18-year-old student Henry Nowak is stabbed (allegedly) by a Sikh in Southampton, and bled to death in police custody under arrest on suspicion of racism, politicians are silent. Where is his movement? Where are the protests, the murals, the state funeral? Where was the knee taken for Henry? For Wayne Broadhurst? For every one of our countrymen killed by criminals who never needed to be here? The state is against us. They care more about the hurt feelings of violent minorities than about preventing completely avoidable crimes. We are alone. We must take our own side.

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332,594 views • 2 months ago

"If I was in Britain, I would vote for this guy [Rupert Lowe MP] absolutely. This is the guy." Zack gets it.

"If I was in Britain, I would vote for this guy [Rupert Lowe MP] absolutely. This is the guy." Zack gets it.

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766,381 views • 5 months ago

Cannot believe what I've just heard on the BBC. Two guests, back to back, speculate why this 50-year-old Saudi Arabian committed this attack on the Magdeburg Christmas Market. Neither mention Islam. Instead, they suggest he might have lost his job, or been divorced. We cannot ignore the obvious elephant in the room. The second guest then wondered in a later segment why this market had no concrete bollards to prevent the car from driving through the crowd. We would not need such blockades, if politicians had not imported terrorists i to Europe.

Cannot believe what I've just heard on the BBC. Two guests, back to back, speculate why this 50-year-old Saudi Arabian committed this attack on the Magdeburg Christmas Market. Neither mention Islam. Instead, they suggest he might have lost his job, or been divorced. We cannot ignore the obvious elephant in the room. The second guest then wondered in a later segment why this market had no concrete bollards to prevent the car from driving through the crowd. We would not need such blockades, if politicians had not imported terrorists i to Europe.

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2,647,107 views • 1 year ago

Look at Rachel Reeves' face. The Chancellor looks like she just watched someone die infront of her. Whoever wrote Badenoch's budget response speech deserves a payrise. Utterly brutal.

Look at Rachel Reeves' face. The Chancellor looks like she just watched someone die infront of her. Whoever wrote Badenoch's budget response speech deserves a payrise. Utterly brutal.

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1,078,252 views • 8 months ago

"When we emerged from lockdown, it felt like the world on our doorstep had changed, but we hadn't moved..." One overlooked consequence of immigration and demographic change is the sense of unease and dislocation. The people in your town are unfamiliar. New, often illicit businesses appear in your high street to cater to them. You begin to feel like you don't belong in the place where you were born. It can't be measured on a spreadsheet, but it matters. And it's a good enough reason to want to reverse what has been done to us. "If you don't address that, you're never going to feel like you live somewhere that feels like a home again."

"When we emerged from lockdown, it felt like the world on our doorstep had changed, but we hadn't moved..." One overlooked consequence of immigration and demographic change is the sense of unease and dislocation. The people in your town are unfamiliar. New, often illicit businesses appear in your high street to cater to them. You begin to feel like you don't belong in the place where you were born. It can't be measured on a spreadsheet, but it matters. And it's a good enough reason to want to reverse what has been done to us. "If you don't address that, you're never going to feel like you live somewhere that feels like a home again."

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48,499 views • 13 days ago

Just had the police show up at my door, investigating an "anonymous" domestic abuse and "coercive control" allegation made against me. Two officers spoke to my wife, and concluded it was malicious and politically motivated. The police were professional and apologetic. I won't share their identities when they were just doing their job. They shouldn't have their time wasted like that. But this is a new low. Disagree with me about anything you like, but leave my family out of it.

Just had the police show up at my door, investigating an "anonymous" domestic abuse and "coercive control" allegation made against me. Two officers spoke to my wife, and concluded it was malicious and politically motivated. The police were professional and apologetic. I won't share their identities when they were just doing their job. They shouldn't have their time wasted like that. But this is a new low. Disagree with me about anything you like, but leave my family out of it.

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435,444 views • 4 months ago

Muslim independent MP Shockat Adam, sporting a prayer bump on his forehead, got up during PMQs to demand Starmer explain why he abandoned the APPG Islamophobia definition, which calls the grooming gangs a racist conspiracy theory. The case for banning foreigners from Parliament has never been stronger.

Muslim independent MP Shockat Adam, sporting a prayer bump on his forehead, got up during PMQs to demand Starmer explain why he abandoned the APPG Islamophobia definition, which calls the grooming gangs a racist conspiracy theory. The case for banning foreigners from Parliament has never been stronger.

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745,864 views • 7 months ago

For those outside the UK: Every Labour MP in government just voted against a national inquiry. So did the Liberal Democrats, Greens, and Muslim "independent" MPs. So did former Labour MP Rosie Duffield. Only Conservatives and Reform UK voted for it.

For those outside the UK: Every Labour MP in government just voted against a national inquiry. So did the Liberal Democrats, Greens, and Muslim "independent" MPs. So did former Labour MP Rosie Duffield. Only Conservatives and Reform UK voted for it.

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1,748,942 views • 1 year ago

An Indian, a Pakistani, and a Bangladeshi all arguing over which is the most efficient route to import as many people into Britain as possible. How does this represent the British people in any way? I have such foreign grievance fatigue. Even if all the wars in the Middle East stopped tomorrow, they'd still call us racist unless we kept importing their fellow Muslims. Exhausting.

An Indian, a Pakistani, and a Bangladeshi all arguing over which is the most efficient route to import as many people into Britain as possible. How does this represent the British people in any way? I have such foreign grievance fatigue. Even if all the wars in the Middle East stopped tomorrow, they'd still call us racist unless we kept importing their fellow Muslims. Exhausting.

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692,343 views • 8 months ago