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“He won't be elected. What will happen is that they will force no other challengers to step forward, and on the 9th of July, he'll just be coronated as the leader of the Labour Party.” Andy Burnham is quietly positioned to take power as the UK's next Prime Minister.... Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar FSHC delivers a brutal reality check on why he believes Burnham will be even worse than Keir Starmer: “He was actively involved, both previously in his part in Parliament and then as Greater Manchester mayor, in covering up this grooming gang scandals, in denying that they were taking place. And you know, you mentioned a quarter of a million victims. That's the ones that we know about. It's highly likely that there's far more than that. This is the worst scandal in British history. And the reason nobody's talking about it is because there's this blanket denial that it has happened because of who's perpetrated it, which is predominantly Pakistani Muslim men, and because every major institution of state has been involved, from the government, to the judiciary, to the equivalent of Child Protective Services in the US, the police, you name it, they've all been involved in covering this up.”show more

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The frontrunner to replace Keir Starmer as UK Prime Minister helped COVER UP the grooming gangs scandal?! Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar FSHC warns: “This country is about to get an even worse Prime Minister than the one we're kicking out if Andy Burnham becomes the next Prime Minister... There's an organization in the Manchester area called MEND. They are Islamist supporters. And this is an organization that Andy Burnham, as mayor of Greater Manchester, and the Greater Manchester governing body used to do speaking tours with. They did public events together."

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I said a while ago Andy Burnham will be next Labour leader. Dont be kidded by this man. He is a spin master that sounds convincing infront of a camera, but he is the ultimate wolf in sheeps clothing. His grooming gang enquiry lead to nothing, and if you want a real snapshot of his time in charge as Manchester mayor, go to Piccadilly Gardens of an evening. That will give you a flavour of what has happened to Greater Manchester while he has been in charge.😒

I said a while ago Andy Burnham will be next Labour leader. Dont be kidded by this man. He is a spin master that sounds convincing infront of a camera, but he is the ultimate wolf in sheeps clothing. His grooming gang enquiry lead to nothing, and if you want a real snapshot of his time in charge as Manchester mayor, go to Piccadilly Gardens of an evening. That will give you a flavour of what has happened to Greater Manchester while he has been in charge.😒

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The Politician That Oversaw The Grooming Gang Cover Up In Oldham Is Now Prime Minister Operation Hexagon was a joint Greater Manchester Police and Oldham Council operation, involving Labour Party politicians, council officers and the mainstream media that went after myself and the others who refused to remain silent to the cover up of the gang rape of children. It was a Gold Command police operation. This is the kind launched in response to terrorist attacks. It was launched instead against the people exposing the grooming gangs. Instead of going after those involved in trafficking children, they hunted the whistleblowers. Operation Hexagon was launched under the oversight of the man who is now Prime Minister. Andy Burnham was police and crime commissioner of Gtr Manchester at the time. And his involvement goes further. His so-called assurance reviews. Not investigations, Assurance Reviews, were the cover-up of the cover-up, protecting the very people who made the decisions to look the other way. For three years Andy Burnham sat on the findings of his sham of a review in Oldham whilst his Labour colleagues branded us racists and far-right activists and tried to kill any prospect of a national inquiry. I spent most of those years on police bail after being falsely arrested by Greater Manchester Police for crimes that I did not commit, and then falsely charged by the Crown Prosecution Service to try and prosecute me by putting me in front of a judge and denying me a jury. That they failed was only due to the grace of God and a small army of mainly elderly supporters who attended every hearing and packed out the public gallery and the waiting rooms outside. Not one mainstream media channel will share the story of what took place to force the national inquiry. Likewise, as you can all see for yourselves now, not one political party will confront Andy Burnham over Operation Hexagon. Not Reform. Not Restore. Not the Conservatives. None of them. Which is why it is left to us. We got this far because ordinary people refused to stay silent to an atrocity. And be in no doubt that what took place is an atrocity. No political party funds my work. No institution stands behind it. And no mainstream media channel dare interview me despite Queen Elizabeth II putting a medal on my chest. What I do exists because ordinary people choose to sustain it. If you are able, become a paid supporter at Red Wall and the Rabble. 👉 If you cannot afford the £3 a month or £30 for the full year, just sign up for free. There are no paywalls to access any of my work. I publish everything for free. They know we are not going away. They know that a reckoning is coming. And they will do everything they can to prevent the truth of what they did coming out in the open. I know that my days of dawn raids on my home and locked up in police cells are not over. Just as I know that Pakistani gangsters & Islamists aligned with both the Labour Party and the grooming gangs will try their utmost to silence me. All under the protection of the police and the complicity of the government. We've got this far because we have refused to back down. And I am where I am because ordinary people came and stood alongside me. Perhaps it is time that you visited a war memorial and drew courage for the days that lie ahead of us. Raja Miah MBE

The Politician That Oversaw The Grooming Gang Cover Up In Oldham Is Now Prime Minister Operation Hexagon was a joint Greater Manchester Police and Oldham Council operation, involving Labour Party politicians, council officers and the mainstream media that went after myself and the others who refused to remain silent to the cover up of the gang rape of children. It was a Gold Command police operation. This is the kind launched in response to terrorist attacks. It was launched instead against the people exposing the grooming gangs. Instead of going after those involved in trafficking children, they hunted the whistleblowers. Operation Hexagon was launched under the oversight of the man who is now Prime Minister. Andy Burnham was police and crime commissioner of Gtr Manchester at the time. And his involvement goes further. His so-called assurance reviews. Not investigations, Assurance Reviews, were the cover-up of the cover-up, protecting the very people who made the decisions to look the other way. For three years Andy Burnham sat on the findings of his sham of a review in Oldham whilst his Labour colleagues branded us racists and far-right activists and tried to kill any prospect of a national inquiry. I spent most of those years on police bail after being falsely arrested by Greater Manchester Police for crimes that I did not commit, and then falsely charged by the Crown Prosecution Service to try and prosecute me by putting me in front of a judge and denying me a jury. That they failed was only due to the grace of God and a small army of mainly elderly supporters who attended every hearing and packed out the public gallery and the waiting rooms outside. Not one mainstream media channel will share the story of what took place to force the national inquiry. Likewise, as you can all see for yourselves now, not one political party will confront Andy Burnham over Operation Hexagon. Not Reform. Not Restore. Not the Conservatives. None of them. Which is why it is left to us. We got this far because ordinary people refused to stay silent to an atrocity. And be in no doubt that what took place is an atrocity. No political party funds my work. No institution stands behind it. And no mainstream media channel dare interview me despite Queen Elizabeth II putting a medal on my chest. What I do exists because ordinary people choose to sustain it. If you are able, become a paid supporter at Red Wall and the Rabble. 👉 If you cannot afford the £3 a month or £30 for the full year, just sign up for free. There are no paywalls to access any of my work. I publish everything for free. They know we are not going away. They know that a reckoning is coming. And they will do everything they can to prevent the truth of what they did coming out in the open. I know that my days of dawn raids on my home and locked up in police cells are not over. Just as I know that Pakistani gangsters & Islamists aligned with both the Labour Party and the grooming gangs will try their utmost to silence me. All under the protection of the police and the complicity of the government. We've got this far because we have refused to back down. And I am where I am because ordinary people came and stood alongside me. Perhaps it is time that you visited a war memorial and drew courage for the days that lie ahead of us. Raja Miah MBE

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“Therefore, the government lied about it, covered it up, and was probably involved… therefore ask the question, what else is our government involved in? It is the beginning of the end of the illegitimacy of this government and they know that”. -Charlie Kirk on JFK

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Buttgieg: There's no clear definition of what victory even consists of. The president has said that we've already won and that we could be doing it for much, much longer. The truth is there is no way to know when this conflict will end, in particular, because there's no way to know when the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. We heard Hegseth say, that the Strait of Hormuz is open, other than the fact that there are Iranians shooting at ships that try to go through it. As long as that remains true, there's going to be enormous uncertainty and pain at the pump for every American.

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"This is a criminal cover-up on an industrial scale, and only Parliament can overturn it." Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham tells Newsnight that there is a "cover-up" in the UK nuclear testing veteran story, and it goes to "the heart of the British state". #Newsnight

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Andy Burnham is poised to be the UK's seventh British prime minister in ten years after he was confirmed as leader of the Labour Party on Friday. Keir Starmer, who stood down as party leader in June, will officially hand in his resignation to the King later today and, following a short speech in Downing Street, he will wave goodbye to No 10 and hand the keys over to his successor. #politics #andyburnham

Andy Burnham is poised to be the UK's seventh British prime minister in ten years after he was confirmed as leader of the Labour Party on Friday. Keir Starmer, who stood down as party leader in June, will officially hand in his resignation to the King later today and, following a short speech in Downing Street, he will wave goodbye to No 10 and hand the keys over to his successor. #politics #andyburnham

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Rupert Lowe kept his promise and held the privately funded independent grooming gang inquiry. He presented some of the harrowing testimonies from survivors at Monday's e-petition debate in Parliament, about the mandatory collection of data on the ethnicity, religion, and nationality of child abuse offenders. Reform and Conservative MPs also attended and made valuable contributions. But independent Muslim MP Ayoub Khan used his speech to blame white men for the crimes, and accused those talking about grooming gangs of "revealing a prejudice" and being "far less interested in victims than in validating their own hatred of ethnic minorities, Muslims, migrants and foreign nationals." Labour MP Jonathan Brash did the same, saying, "the vast majority of perpetrators are not from grooming gangs or ethnic minority backgrounds", and that "It is of genuine concern to me that we do not narrow the focus of this debate" by discussing grooming gangs. Liberal Democrat MP Cameron Thomas used his speech to accuse Elon Musk of starting riots in Britain, and Rupert Lowe of not really caring about victims because of his large following on X. He said he is "proud of the enrichment that cultural diversity has brought to our own," and that "this issue has been weaponised by the far right and deployed by its propagandists to sow racial, cultural and religious division." Grooming gang denial should be a career-ending offence. It is the worst atrocity that our country has ever endured, and is still going on today. Many perpetrators have evaded justice. The Pakistani community know it's going on, and covers it up. The state is complicit, concerned more about "community cohesion" than protecting British children. The culprits and communities which produce them must be expelled. The complicit officials must be punished. And every politician obstructing justice will be remembered as a traitor.

Rupert Lowe kept his promise and held the privately funded independent grooming gang inquiry. He presented some of the harrowing testimonies from survivors at Monday's e-petition debate in Parliament, about the mandatory collection of data on the ethnicity, religion, and nationality of child abuse offenders. Reform and Conservative MPs also attended and made valuable contributions. But independent Muslim MP Ayoub Khan used his speech to blame white men for the crimes, and accused those talking about grooming gangs of "revealing a prejudice" and being "far less interested in victims than in validating their own hatred of ethnic minorities, Muslims, migrants and foreign nationals." Labour MP Jonathan Brash did the same, saying, "the vast majority of perpetrators are not from grooming gangs or ethnic minority backgrounds", and that "It is of genuine concern to me that we do not narrow the focus of this debate" by discussing grooming gangs. Liberal Democrat MP Cameron Thomas used his speech to accuse Elon Musk of starting riots in Britain, and Rupert Lowe of not really caring about victims because of his large following on X. He said he is "proud of the enrichment that cultural diversity has brought to our own," and that "this issue has been weaponised by the far right and deployed by its propagandists to sow racial, cultural and religious division." Grooming gang denial should be a career-ending offence. It is the worst atrocity that our country has ever endured, and is still going on today. Many perpetrators have evaded justice. The Pakistani community know it's going on, and covers it up. The state is complicit, concerned more about "community cohesion" than protecting British children. The culprits and communities which produce them must be expelled. The complicit officials must be punished. And every politician obstructing justice will be remembered as a traitor.

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"And so when you understand it like that, you begin to understand how the system, the police, the social services and the Labour Party in local and national government now served to cover up this scandal. And it takes a pirate to stand up to the entire system and say, every single one of you, each one of your institutions, the police, the local councils, the social services and the national government and key members in those institutions, the politicians, the local councillors, the care workers, that each one of you is guilty. And we don't care how many of you there are. The victims are the ones we care for. The victims' voices are the ones we prioritise. It takes a pirate to stand up and in a sense, buccaneer in that way to overturn the system. And that is why the approach taken by Nigel Farage MP on this topic is indeed the relevant approach. Because here is one of the survivors who's recently left the grooming gang's statutory inquiry that Keir Starmer only reluctantly called after forcing all of his MPs to initially unanimously vote against it. Here is Ellie Reynolds in this week's press conference about why she left, stating very clearly that the reasons are that the victims were being gaslit." Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED.

"And so when you understand it like that, you begin to understand how the system, the police, the social services and the Labour Party in local and national government now served to cover up this scandal. And it takes a pirate to stand up to the entire system and say, every single one of you, each one of your institutions, the police, the local councils, the social services and the national government and key members in those institutions, the politicians, the local councillors, the care workers, that each one of you is guilty. And we don't care how many of you there are. The victims are the ones we care for. The victims' voices are the ones we prioritise. It takes a pirate to stand up and in a sense, buccaneer in that way to overturn the system. And that is why the approach taken by Nigel Farage MP on this topic is indeed the relevant approach. Because here is one of the survivors who's recently left the grooming gang's statutory inquiry that Keir Starmer only reluctantly called after forcing all of his MPs to initially unanimously vote against it. Here is Ellie Reynolds in this week's press conference about why she left, stating very clearly that the reasons are that the victims were being gaslit." Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED.

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Share this if you want to save the world "You know, there are prophets that say the world will come to an end in the Middle East. You know that, right?" "It will be a massive war in the world. We call it Gogumagog" "All the nations of the world united in the beginning, Esav and Ishmael will fight with each other." "Meaning Christians and Muslims will kill each other, which we see as it is right now." "It's written in a book of Zachary 14. You can read it that 2/3 of the people in the world will died in minutes" "This will be the plague with which Hashem will strike all the people that have organized against Jerusalem. Each one's flesh will melt away while he is standing on his feet. Each one's eyes will melt away in their sockets, and each one's tongue will melt away in their mouths" "That does correspond to the things that happen in nuclearHolocaust and the like"

Share this if you want to save the world "You know, there are prophets that say the world will come to an end in the Middle East. You know that, right?" "It will be a massive war in the world. We call it Gogumagog" "All the nations of the world united in the beginning, Esav and Ishmael will fight with each other." "Meaning Christians and Muslims will kill each other, which we see as it is right now." "It's written in a book of Zachary 14. You can read it that 2/3 of the people in the world will died in minutes" "This will be the plague with which Hashem will strike all the people that have organized against Jerusalem. Each one's flesh will melt away while he is standing on his feet. Each one's eyes will melt away in their sockets, and each one's tongue will melt away in their mouths" "That does correspond to the things that happen in nuclearHolocaust and the like"

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