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💥 Barrister, Steven Barrett, has branded Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest a "massive distraction" -- as fresh claims swirl that could heap pressure on Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour government over Lord Mandelson. Kevin O'Sullivan | Steven Barrett

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🚨 BEN HABIB CALLS FOR LABOUR INVESTIGATION — “THE ESTABLISHMENT IS ON TRIAL” Ben Habib, leader of Advance UK, is calling for a full investigation into the Labour government, accusing senior figures of protecting each other and shielding wrongdoing. Habib said of Peter Mandelson: “Mandelson has been doing this for 30 years… and he’s been allowed to get away with it.” He argued this points to something much wider: “That says to me that lots of other people within his circle are doing the same thing. They’re all backing each other up and they’re not calling each other out.” Habib then turned directly to Keir Starmer, saying Starmer was warned: “Starmer was in possession of security services files which advised against appointing Mandelson as ambassador to the US — but they still went ahead and did it.” His conclusion was blunt: “All these people are in bed with each other. It is deeply sick.” And he made clear this goes beyond one individual: “If Mandelson goes down, Starmer should go down. McSweeney should go down too. All the other people around them should have questions asked of them.” Habib framed it as a reckoning for the political class itself: “It’s the establishment that’s on trial.” He questioned why elites continue to defend figures tied to power and money, adding: “They flock off to Davos every year because they love money.” A direct challenge. A demand for scrutiny. And a warning that this won’t stop with one name. Kevin O'Sullivan Advance UK Ben Habib

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🚨WATCH: Tommy Robinson's 'Unite the Kingdom' rally draws tens of thousands to London On May 16, Tommy Robinson gathered thousands of people for the 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London, England, to expose what supporters describe as the censorious and authoritarian policies of Keir Starmer’s government. Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 once again held a massive event to protest against Keir Starmer’s Labour government, which many attendees accuse of censoring and cracking down on free speech. Ahead of the rally, Starmer’s government used executive powers to ban multiple commentators, activists, politicians, and journalists from entering the country. Rebel News founder Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 and journalist Avi Yemini were also banned from entering the UK. Rebel News is now planning legal action against the Starmer government over the decision. You can support the fight at LetUsReport dot com. Throughout the day, multiple speakers took the stage to address the state of England and the various issues facing the Western world. Families, including grandparents, veterans, and children, attended the rally in support of Robinson’s movement. While Starmer labels attendees as “far-right agitators” and “racists,” many people at the rally said they believe those terms are increasingly being used as weapons to demonize dissent and shut down debate. Critics of the government argue that Starmer has used executive powers to block the entry of people he disagrees with politically, while failing to stop the ongoing arrival of illegal migrants crossing into the country. Many Britons say they feel disenfranchised, left behind, and powerless in the face of government decisions. Rebel News

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“Why does Prime Minister Keir Starmer appear to be so hesitant to go against the wishes of sexual predators? Why did he appear to be so hesitant to prosecute Britain's most notorious pedophile, Sir Jimmy Savile? Why did he appear to be so hesitant to prosecute the key 'grooming' gang underage rape scandal in Rotherham? Why did he appear to be so hesitant to say 'no' to Lord Mandelson, a key Epstein friend who was leaking private government information to Epstein? What is it with Keir Starmer and cases involving sexual predation and sexual exploitation and underage rape? Why does he appear impotent to do anything about them? We've seen a pattern developing and that pattern to our logical minds can only be explained by the fact that it could well be highly likely that they've got something on Keir Starmer too. This man needs to resign. That is the only option. He must go. He must. And by the way, that doesn't mean there'll be a general election because it may well be the Labour gets rid of him and brings in another one of their own. But nevertheless, that means Labour goes into the May elections under a new leader, and that means the issue is kept alive because the public, we are sure, will be rightfully outraged at these revelations, and will demand that all of the Labour leadership is held to account for these shenanigans. So the fact that Keir Starmer is still in position is unsustainable. It can no longer be tolerated.” Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED

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A major internal revolt is brewing within the Labour Party over the government's planned digital ID cards. Senior sources report that Number 10 held a Zoom call with Labour MPs to "update" them on the policy, but the strategy appears to have backfired catastrophically. MPs on the call were described as "tearing their hair out," messaging that the effort to "win us round" is only hardening opposition. One MP bluntly assessed that Number 10 now has a "reverse Midas touch"—their support for a policy makes it less likely to happen, with some believing the push has set back digital ID by five years. The political fallout is severe: • Polling shows support for ID cards "plummeted" after Keir Starmer backed it. • 2.8 million people have signed a petition against it, a massive number indicating deep public scepticism. • Labour MPs in marginal seats are furious, seeing it as another "wheelie bin fire" on the doorstep alongside the winter fuel allowance and farming backlashes. The policy's justification is also in chaos. Initially sold as a measure to crack down on illegal immigration by preventing illegal migrants from working, the government has since pivoted to vague claims about streamlining public services. This confusion has left MPs asking: "What is the real reason?" and "Why is this a priority when it wasn't in the manifesto?" This is more than a policy dispute; it's a critical test of the new government's political judgement and its ability to manage its own party.

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Holy smokes. 🤯 Dr. Steven Koonin, respected physicist and former Obama-era science advisor, obliterated Texas A&M’s Dr. Andrew Dessler at a panel hosted by the Civitas Institute covering the findings of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) climate report published last July. During the Q&A session, Koonin noted that climate models, on average, produce about twice as much warming as observations show (which is a fact when models are tested against independent data that they are not artificially tuned to—that is, fudged to agree with). Koonin went on to say that the scientific community has done a disservice to the public by misleading the masses with exaggerated claims. He argued that this has stunted economic growth in parts of the world and has raised energy prices. Dessler’s response? “Yeah, no, I mean, that’s buIIshit.” Koonin snapped back and told him that he shouldn’t use that kind of language in that setting, especially as a tenured professor at a major university. Dessler replied, “I’m sorry, but it is what it is.” He then spends the next minute tripping over his words trying to spin the DOE report as “misleading,” and its authors as committing “scientific felonies” by not going through “peer-review,” and by omitting information. Koonin, being witty, replied stating that Dessler himself omitted the fact that the quality of life has only improved as the planet as gotten warmer, and that it will continue to do so in the future. * eeemotional damage * Though a federal judge recently ruled that the report was assembled and carried out illegally (a pure political move), the science could still stand and be used to rollback regulations.

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