Liam Kirby @LPK97

@andyburnham Before: Flight £100 + Seats £25 + Admin Error £50 = £175 After: Flight £175 + Seats £0 + Admin Error £0 = £175 Thanks Labour 😁

It's interesting how the news emphasis is on vulnerable Afghan and Palestinian women and girls; no mention of the fact that this resettlement route will include husbands and sons. Why is there no refugee route for vulnerable Christians fleeing the horrors of Sudan and Nigeria?

BBC Politics @BBCPolitics

4 weeks ago

"Government will reopen the UK resettlement route in partnership with the United Nations," Shabana Mahmood says Around a quarter of arrivals will be Afghan women and girls, and Palestinians "who have fled the horrors of Gaza", the home secretary adds bbc.in/3VzjRLR

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Only a matter of time before we get some 9/11 level terrorist attack isn’t it?

Visegrád 24 @visegrad24

a month ago

🇬🇧 London police arrested a migrant, right next to Big Ben, whose bag appeared to contain something resembling the handle of an automatic weapon.

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One moment to leave my box then I'll get back in it. If you're uneducated enough to have an issue with the British government rightly making this statement, lemme put it very simply: -49,000 slave owners, approx 0.19% of the population at the time, were given money to buy them out of owning slaves. British taxpayers paid to free the slaves. -For decades during the 19th century, Britain dedicated 1/6th of it's entire Navy specifically to seek and capture other nations' slave ships to free the slaves on board. The economic cost was bore by the taxpayer. 2,000 British sailors lost their lives. -During the US Civil War, Pres Lincoln blockaded Cotton exports from the USA. This put more than half a million working Britons out of already very poorly paid work. After months, the mill owners worked a deal with the US govt to reopen trading. More than half a million working class Britons voted AGAINST the deal citing that they didn't ever want to work with goods produced from slavery again. About half as many (24,000 ish) Brits died from malnourishment, disease etc in the affected cotton factory communities as a direct result of that action as ever owned slaves. -Britain paid £400,000 to Spain to convince it to stop its slave trade. It also placed diplomatic pressure on France to stop them too. Of every empire that ever took part in slavery, Britain is the ONLY ONE that grew a conscience, stopped its own, and then set out to stop everybody else without any outside encouragement. And it is also the only one that has maintained a successful and genuinely beneficial diplomatic network to lift up and empower its former territories- the Commonwealth- which has helped ex-colonies outperform their peer nations in almost every way ever since. Not to mention endless and unwavering humanitarian relief when a hurricane rips through their islands every season, or when an earthquake buries their brothers and sisters under their own houses. The British taxpayer has bore the cost of all of that. Britons voted in favour of that responsibility in the 19th century, decades before anybody else grew a conscience of their own- even African Kingdoms such as the Asanti Empire who only stopped slaving when Britain took over Ghana and made it illegal. You reparationsit types don't harass modern-day Turks over the 6-8 million slaves that passed through the Ottoman Slave trade, or modern-day Ghanaians for the millions that the Ghana and Asanti empires captured, abused, and traded in the Trans-Sharan and Transatlantic trades. You don't even get on at the Arab and African countries who still enable slavery today. Why? There is no other demographic/nation/country for which people feel so empowered to blame the crimes of the most miniscule proportion of its ancestry, which were undone and atoned for by exponentially more of its ancestry, on an entire diaspora that has lived for generations with no direct culpability in said crimes. Every population in the world has been a victim to another population at a given time. The following paragraph should be the one that sticks from this whole rant: The working class, poor, destitute British man and woman who rotted in workhouses for centuries had more in common with their African slave counterparts than they ever did their compatriot masters. That's exactly why they bloody well did something about it. British people en masse stood WITH the slaves. Not with their feet on their necks. Reparationism towards the British nation is just politics of division, meant to absolve commonwealth governments of their own failures towards their people at the expense of a population who have never committed the crime they are demanding reparations for, and whose ancestors paid the human and economic price for for the last 2 centuries. This is the last post I'll make on the matter.

Jam Radio UK News @Jam_RadioUK

2 months ago

🚨 BREAKING The UK Government says it “does not and will not pay reparations” for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade. The remarks were made today by a spokesperson for Prime Minister Andy Burnham as Jamaica steps up its campaign for reparatory justice. #Reparations

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More arrests than footy fans by the way, at a cost of £15m. But only lads that go to football are a danger to society. Pride average arrests 400, football fans per week, over a season average 57.

James Esses @JamesEsses

2 months ago

Two videos taken today. On the left, Manchester Pride. On the right, Notting Hill Carnival. What is happening to this country?

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🗣️ Former Premier League CEO: “We have a strategic plan to have a new winner on the trophy every 6 years”

PurelyFootball ℗ @PurelyFootball

5 months ago

Are Arsenal lucky to not be down to 10 men?🤔🟥

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@ZackPolanski You are the most dangerous thing that could happen to this country

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My Greatest 11 @MyGreatest11

8 months ago

Premier League Total Passes Top 10 2014/15 vs 2025/26

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@CrimeLdn Don’t people have anything better to do with their lives

@SamanthaTaghoy Guy is chatting out his arse

The frontrunner in the New York mayoral election supports a terrorist organization.

Total Football @TotalFootball

a year ago

Zohran Mamdani is an Arsenal fan

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Disgusting, and clear public support for terrorism.

Dave Rubin @RubinReport

a year ago

“We will show up louder than we did the first October 7th.” Calls for mass murder on the streets of NYC with Hamas flag in background. Wanna get on this @dbongino @TulsiGabbard @FBIDirectorKash or nah?

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@TRobinsonNewEra

This was only month ago. Charlie Kirk gave an incredibly impressive speech at the Oxford Union. He absolutely loved the UK and he had an extremely good understanding of why it's broken. He believed we can fix it. We should honour him by making it happen.

Pay attention. They are showing us exactly who they are. Celebrating the cold-blooded murder of a man is beyond disgusting.

@UndrTheCosh Why did you leave West Ham 😪

@First_alphas Jesus Christ American human is shite

To raise the flag of a terrorist organization on Irish soil must become a major crime in the eyes of our state. It will not be tolerated nor lauded! Raise a country flag, off your own person, and off of government buildings, yes, no problem. Raise the flag of radicalized terror organizations off of the same.. Big problem. #PeaceInTheWorld #NoToTerror

MichaeloKeeffe @Mick_O_Keeffe

2 years ago

Hamas and Hezbollah flags flying on the streets of Dublin today. The Irish left has a strange love affair with Islam.

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Little white girls were targeted by Rudakubana Like they were at the Ariana Grande concert Like they are by Muslim rape gangs If there had been a racist killing since Stephen Lawrence, we'd have heard of NOTHING else. Inquiries, foundations, vigils, campaigns. So the idea we are a dangerously racist nation is patently untrue But when little white girls are routinely slaughtered, raped, tortured, and abused, the focus is deliberately shifted on to protecting ethnic minorities instead What sort of a society does that?

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Paul Joseph Watson @PrisonPlanet

2 years ago

Noel Gallagher on Glastonbury. “It’s getting a bit woke now, that place, and a bit kind of preachy and a bit virtue-signalling." "I don’t like it in music, little fucking idiots waving flags around and making political statements and bands taking the stage and saying, ‘Hey

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