Kitman Cheng @ChengKitman

🚨 WE ARE OVER HALFWAY TO FORCING THE GOVERNMENT TO ANSWER. More than 5,000 people have now backed one simple principle: If they can’t pass an audit, they can’t raise our taxes. For years, politicians have demanded more and more of our money, while billions are lost to fraud and error and public bodies repeatedly fail audit. At 10,000 signatures, the Government has to respond. Let’s force them to answer a very simple question: Why should they get more of our money if they can’t properly account for what they already have? Sign it. Share it. Get us to 10,000. 👇 petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7768…

When the UK says it’s lowering its emissions remember this … The UK exports 50 MILLION used tyres a YEAR about 43 MILLION of them to India! 70% are then BURNED to extract crude oil, black carbon and scrap steel. so we can pretend we’re hitting net zero targets 🤡

You can now read the Rape Gang Inquiry report on the link below. static1.squarespace.com/static/6810978… From Scotland to London, children were raped, trafficked, tortured, and murdered. Children as young as four years old were passed on and sold by their own mothers to men to be raped. Children endured decades of trafficking, filmed blackmail, "red rooms" of torture, animal rape, and witnessed murders of other girls. They were subjected to extreme violence including penetration by objects, strangulation, and backstreet abortions. Pure evil has been allowed to continue since as early as the 1950s. The majority of perpetrators were Muslim men, and the people paid to protect these children didn’t just turn a blind eye; some were directly involved in the abuse and rape. As we head into Stage 3 of the inquiry, we will be naming those individuals involved and pursuing private prosecutions. So far, the inquiry has held two weeks of hearings in London, initiated multiple criminal investigations, taken legal action against dozens of services, collected files and evidence, and continues to give survivors and families a platform. Some survivors are still being ignored and waiting for investigations to open. The NCA have still not responded to us and the interest of the NPCC is to safeguard the people we intend to name. I would like to thank MP Rupert Lowe for starting the inquiry, our team, all participants, the donors who made this possible, and, of course, the public for supporting us. Our work is far from over.

When the girls of Rotherham reported their abuse, here is what the system answered. They were called liars. "Unreliable witnesses." Their accounts "unbelievable". Eleven-year-olds were described as "consenting" to sex with adult men. One father was reportedly told his 15-year-old's rape might teach her "a lesson". Baroness Casey's 2025 national audit confirmed the pattern was never just local: victims were treated as adults and as criminals, not as children. Some survivors were threatened with losing their own children — while the men who abused them walked the same streets. I am a Japanese observer. I cite only your own official inquiries, so no one can call this foreign propaganda. What exactly must a child in Britain survive before being believed?

If you invented a machine that could: - Restore degraded land - Build topsoil - Sequester carbon - Produce fertiliser - Create complete protein - Generate its own fuel - Reproduce itself - Require zero electricity You'd win the Nobel peace prize. Instead, we blame them for climate change. These cows will be tending to their fields as they always have, while city-based career politicians discuss their impact on national climate agenda.

PRESS RELEASE: HIGH COURT GRANTS HISTORIC PERMISSION FOR @TMOFCharity The Maggie Oliver Foundation TO CHALLENGE GOVERNMENT ON FAILURE TO ACT ON CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION This morning the High Court granted permission for charity, The Maggie Oliver Foundation, to challenge the Government on its failure to implement the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). The judgement is a moment of profound significance for survivors of child sexual abuse and for every child in this country whose safety depends on the Government honouring its commitments to reform. The Court found that following promises from consecutive governments, over the last almost four years, to learn lessons from IICSA to drive improvement in the policy and legislation protecting children, there is a legitimate expectation for them to deliver the inquiry’s twenty recommendations. The judge specifically highlighted the continued permission of use of pain inducing restraint techniques on children, a practice described as amounting to torture by IICSA, as an area where the Government has not justified its failure to act. The case will now proceed to a full substantive hearing. Maggie Oliver (former Detective and founder of the Maggie Oliver Foundation) will say: “Today is a historic day, not just for the Foundation, but for every survivor who has testified, waited and hoped. And it is for every child now and in the future, and for everyone who believes the state’s primary duty is to protect its citizens, especially the most vulnerable. When governments make promises to act and then walk away, children pay the price. Today the court has said, those promises matter.”

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PeterSweden @PeterSweden7

8 months ago

Wait. Is it true that Keir Starmer issued warning letters to child r*pists instead of prosecuting them while working as a prosecutor? No wonder they have been covering up the grooming gang scandal.

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Even the BBC is now openly questioning Net Zero. 10 years from now, you won't be able to find a single person who will admit they supported this lunacy. MakeEnergyCheapAgain.

BBC Politics @BBCPolitics

9 months ago

"China burns half the world's coal, so we don't solve our problems by simply closing down British industries," Sir Dieter Helm, professor of economic policy at Oxford University, tells #PoliticsLive bbc.in/4tmN1dM

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Sweden’s King Carl Gustaf XVI slams the demands at the UN COP30 climate summit in Brazil for the West to pay more climate taxes on emissions: ”How much are we actually supposed to pay” the King asks. After having been sent to Brazil to represent Sweden at the summit, the King has made a series of statements that are viewed as controversial by climate activists. “You can think what ever you want about this, but how much are we actually supposed to pay? That is the crucial question” the King said and slammed the politicians’ plans for “richer” to earmark more funds for combatting CO₂ emissions than such as China. “That every country should be able to sign the same piece of paper – that’s simply not possible. Everyone has to take their own responsibilities and do the best they can,” the King suggested instead. He also criticised the fact that the EU countries, which account for only 6% of global emissions, are expected to pay huge sums if the new UN climate agreement is passed. “Europe produces only 6% of emissions and everyone still complains about that, saying it’s too much. But the rest of the world is much, much worse,” said the King. 🇸🇪🇪🇺🇨🇳

Starmer claimed he had no choice but to represent a woman arrested over 500 times for breaking into RAF bases. That’s not true. She said he VOLUNTEERED to do it FOR FREE.

Gerry Adams. Shamima Begum. Osama bin Laden’s right-hand man. Lord Hermer has spent much of his life defending those who hate Britain. Why on earth did Starmer hand-pick him to be Attorney General?

Fantastic news. £500,000 raised through our Rape Gang Inquiry crowdfunder, in just over one week - an incredible effort. Thank you so much to everybody who shared, donated and contributed in any way. Progress made, LOTS more to do. We are trying! Sincerely, thank you.

In towns and cities all over the UK, vulnerable young white girls were targeted, exploited, abused and raped by monstrous gangs of men, mainly from Pakistan - it was a sustained campaign of fear, hate and intimidation. It worked. It continues today. I’m not going to pretend that I’ve been campaigning on this issue for decades, because I haven’t. Others have done that, and their efforts are far superior to mine - many have paid a high personal price for doing so. Victims and campaigners have watched as the issue has slipped in and out of the public eye, each time hoping it may be different from the last and real justice may finally be delivered. It never happened. In January, with Elon Musk’s help, it looked like that might change, but no. The inquiry was voted down, the politicians made their speeches and posted their graphics, and then that was that. Gone, again. It's now up to us. I understand the potential limitations of this inquiry, I understand all of that. But what’s the alternative? Angrily post about it on the internet every couple of weeks? Ask countless parliamentary questions that just get ignored? Give pointless interviews? Parliamentary process has not worked. Media attention has not worked. Political pressure has not worked. We have to try something different. It’s that or just sit around and do nothing. That’s what politicians from all parties have done for decades, and look where it’s got us. We must choose action. This inquiry will work to establish the full truth, without censorship. Findings won’t be downplayed. We will find and present the ugly reality. Survivors have often been ignored and erased. This inquiry can create a detailed, permanent record of what happened - a document that cannot be buried or forgotten. Many victims have never been heard in public - many frontline staff were silenced. This will give them a safe, structured platform to finally speak out. The establishment wants to ignore it all, and pretend it never happened but a live-streamed, well-documented inquiry makes that much, much harder. We will not shy away out of fears of being labelled ‘racist’, ‘islamophobic’ or disrupting ‘community cohesion’. We will hound down the ugly truth, I can assure you of that. To anyone who has donated, contributed or even just shared it - genuinely, thank you. I thought we may reach £10,000 on the first day. We’re almost at a quarter of a million within 24 hours. ALL done through social media. If we do this right, we will make a real difference. I promise you that. crowdfunder.co.uk/p/the-rape-gan…

So true

Exactly. The public has no idea of the damage the education bill will do to our schools. And yet there are people arguing that we shouldn’t tell people. Then in ten years, people will wonder why England schools have fallen apart. It will be because of this bill.

Mouhssin Ismail OBE @Mouhssin_Ismail

2 years ago

Unfortunately, many of these policy initiatives are incoherently stitched together and may end up achieving the opposite of their intended goals. I fail to see how pupils in disadvantaged areas will benefit. Sadly, we are sleepwalking into a potential crisis. But, what do we

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Let's scrap inheritance tax for farmers, for small business owners, for workers - for EVERYONE. I say abolish the death tax and let families keep the cash their relatives worked hard to earn, and paid tax on. One final kick in the teeth from the taxman. Scrap the whole thing.

What’s actually scary is that the government has your personal info! How much do you trust the deep state? Btw, at PayPal, we had the detailed financial data of 100M+ people. Never once was it abused.

Brian Eastwood @BrianEastwoodx

2 years ago

If Elon Musk did have your personal data would you care? I wouldn't.

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I have been asked by one of the organisers of @farmerstoaction to send this out. My absolute pleasure.

The Blair legacy had done massive damage to Britain - a powerful unelected bureaucracy and an unaccountable judiciary. The embedding of humans-right law, NetZero and wokery. Now turns out the US taxpayer was funding the global rollout of these bad ideas. Incredible!

Bernie @Artemisfornow

2 years ago

🚨 TONY BLAIR – Why are US taxpayers funding an ex-UK Prime Minister? The Tony Blair Institute has received at least $3.1 million from USAID since 2017, including a $1 million grant in 2024 alone. Did US taxpayers know their money was funding Blair’s international projects?🚨

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Here’s what the British did for my grandparents, parents and me in Malaysia: Railways, roads, hospitals, schools, churches Rubber trees, tin mining The splendour of colonial architecture Law Jobs English Language. So, yes, pupils must be taught about the greatness of the Empire.

The Telegraph @Telegraph

2 years ago

❌ Pupils should not be taught ‘greatness’ of British Empire, Education Secretary told telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/02/0…

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