BuskerPhil @BuskersNE

I do believe the UK State is persecuting citizens who dare to dissent. Those who challenge the prevailing narrative are arrested, publicly vilified and silenced. Their treatment is a warning to anyone else who dares to do the same. The process is the punishment. Metered out by the witch hunters and then the authorities. In a “you will all comply” type of way. This is not the way of a functioning democracy. It is how tired civilisations die. And it begins with the state demanding total control.

Er … are British taxpayers funding PIP and other benefits? I think we should know. This is Mohmed Ahmad Abdulkarim, 24, who appeared in court in a wheelchair, accused of assisting a foreign intelligence service believed to be Iranian. Prosecutors allege he received nearly £70,000 from a suspected foreign handler to organise vehicles and equipment for the RAF Fairford plot. So I think it’s reasonable to ask … does he work? Is he receiving PIP, Universal Credit or housing support? Is he being supported by the British taxpayer? Just a thought.

The man who nearly brought Britain to it's knees....

🚨 I posted this a year ago. Today it’s now law… you are no longer innocent until proven guilty. In fact you might not even know you’ve been found guilty at all!

Bernie @Artemisfornow

a year ago

🚨 RESPECT ORDERS - You don’t need to break the law to be criminalised in Britain. You just need to annoy the wrong person. The government is pushing through something called a Respect Order, part of the new Crime and Policing Bill now moving through Parliament. Respect Orders

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Oh dear … here’s Precious Andy explaining in 2016 that the free movement of people has destroyed jobs in the UK… He’ll say anything for power. But you must know that by now. It’s just a race to the bottom hey Andy?

Chancellor John Healey is set to hike alcohol duty and slap 2p on every pint in the Budget. 🍺 The government takes over 10 times more than the pub owner. The cost of living crisis is a cost of government taxation of small businesses crisis.

The UK government has taken £870 billion in green taxes in the last 20 years. We are being fleeced on the altar of net zero. The cost of living crisis is a cost of government taxation crisis.

The UK government has taken approximately £1 trillion in taxes from motorists in the past 30 years. The cost of living crisis is a cost of government taxation crisis. We are paying the government to fleece us.

This is a supertrawler. One of 26 that operate in British waters. Together with the EU they scrape over 500,000 TONNES of fish from our sea a year. Leaving our fishermen on their knees and supermarkets importing the fish we eat from … China. Brexit allowed us to fix this devastating mess but we didn’t. Both Labour and Tories say they have no definition of a supertrawler, so they can ban them. How’s that sustainability goal working out? x.com/Artemisfornow/…

Power cut..off for two hours so far..fire on, candles on..#StormBoelo #Seahouses #Northumberland ⚡⚡🔥🔥🥂

A bit blowy & wet at the harbour. #Seahouses #Northumberland #StormBeolo Sunny though.

‼️ BREAKING - They don’t want you to know. France’s PM has reportedly asked FOUR major telecoms companies to prepare to BLOCK access to X, TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat. So unrest can be buried. But you know really it’s the suppression of information. To shut you up. You wont retaliate if you don’t know it’s happening.

Our island sits on coal and is surrounded by oil and gas, but yet we import them from afar. And all because various individuals in government have decided to tick a net zero box. Madness.

@JamesMelville 100%. This.

The vast majority of people in Britain are not extremists. They want the same thing. They want safe streets where children can play and women can walk without fear. They want an NHS that treats them when they are sick, not a system collapsing under demand it was never designed to absorb. They want homes they can afford, wages that keep pace with the cost of living and schools that teach their children rather than lecture them. They want a country that feels like home - cohesive, recognisable, and ordered by the quiet British virtues of hard work, fair play, and looking out for your neighbour. They want immigration that is controlled, selective and matched to what the country can actually sustain. Not the open-ended massive numbers of illegal migration of recent years that has left services strained, housing unaffordable and social trust frayed. Those who arrive illegally should have the incentives removed. They want crime punished rather than explained away. Free speech protected so ordinary people can discuss real problems without being branded or jailed. Fairness over grievance. Entrepreneurship rewarded, not punished. They do not want their history rewritten as a catalogue of sins, nor their future managed as government surveillance or stealth tax punishments. The extremists - the open-borders activists who treat national identity as a problem to be solved, and the racial obsessives who reduce debates to the colour of skin when playing for the national football teams. They dominate timelines, television studios, and too many institutions. But they are not the country. The country is the quiet moderate majority who simply want Britain to function again for the people who built it and the people who show up every day to try and improve their lives. They want to pay their taxes and get a return on investment - the basics - civic pride and infrastructures that are fit for purpose, rather than feeling that their ever increasing tax burden is being spaffed away to the corporate donors of whatever colour of government. They want governments to spend less time on TikTok videos and more time fixing the cost of living crisis. That shared desire still exists. Politicians have failed to deliver it. The question is no longer whether most people want the same things. It is whether anyone in power will finally act on them. This is not radical. Poll after poll shows it is ordinary common sense.

OBSCENE. Britain is a failed state which no longer protects its people. Member of an Isis squad which beheaded a British charity worker casually does his shopping on our streets. But go ahead, prosecute the SAS which hunted those fiends!

GB Politics @GBPolitcs

2 weeks ago

🚨NEW: An Islamic terrorist who was part of the Al Qaeda unit who beheaded British man Ken Bigley has been pictured free to walk the streets after being released from prison having served six months of a two-year sentence for illegally crossing the English Channel

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Anyone watching the carnage in France and thinking the UK isn't next is a fool.

Who the hell is making the decisions to keep these people in the UK. Whoever blocked his deportation should be deported along with him.

𝔾𝕣𝕚𝕗𝕥𝕪 @TheGNPE

2 weeks ago

Islamic terrorist who guarded Isis executions is spotted in a Co-op near Windsor Castle after being blocked from deportation Mohammed Yaseen, an Iraqi who served as a security guard during stonings, beheadings and mass executions that included children, was seen shopping close

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Heh … your media won’t tell you why this ISIS terrorist who arrived in Britain on a small boat can’t be deported! Or why he’s free in the UK and shopping!…. He says his life is in danger (er I don’t care) So I’ll tell you why… ▪️1951 UN Refugee Convention – allows dangerous terrorists to be excluded from refugee protection, BUT other international laws can still prevent their removal. (Labour) ▪️1950 European Convention on Human Rights – Article 3 prevents deportation if someone faces a real risk of torture or inhuman treatment. Even terrorists. (Labour) ▪️1966 UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights – provides further protection against removal where someone risks death or torture. ▪️1984 UN Convention Against Torture – prohibits sending anyone back to a country where they face a substantial risk of torture.(Tory) ▪️1998 Human Rights Act – makes those ECHR protections enforceable in British courts.(thanks Tony) ▪️2007 UK Borders Act – provides exceptions to automatic deportation where human rights or refugee obligations would be breached.(oops well done Labour) So we convict someone of terrorism, refuse them refugee status and STILL be legally prevented from returning them to their own country. Because we are insane and we also give them free legal aid and lawyers who simply refer to the erm … law! That not one citizen voted for. Global law rules ok 🔥

Perhaps France ought to contemplate joining the EU. I've heard it controls immigration, bringing peace and prosperity to all its disciples.