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Thread | Fauci getting outed
at 02:37 1 Aug 2026
And the whole covid pack of cards are tumbling down.
Is there anybody left who still supports their decisions on demonising those who said NO to saving grandma?
Hopefully a lot more to come out of this and those accountable are dealt the cards they deserve.
Not even the Biden pardon will be enough to save the midget getting exactly what he deserves.
it's been a long time coming |
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Reply | Events in Cueta
at 02:29 1 Aug 2026
Migrants are not the root problem - they're the symptom. The real issue, in my opinion, is government policy.
This didn't happen by accident. I believe governments have spent years (since the war monger Tony Blair) creating incentives that encourage mass migration while ignoring the consequences for housing, public services, wages, and social cohesion. 9and that is without touching on the rape the stabbings and the theft) They haven't simply turned a blind eye - they've made choices that have contributed to the situation we see today. It's all planned
As communities become more divided and public frustration grows, I believe governments use the resulting instability to push for greater control and more centralised authority. Eventually we will get to the solution and see proposals such as digital ID systems and broader international initiatives, such as Agenda 2030, as part of that trend, although those interpretations are widely debated.
For years, people have been raising concerns about where these policies could lead. Too often, those concerns have been dismissed, ridiculed, or excluded from mainstream discussion instead of being addressed through open debate.
Whether people agree or disagree with these views, the answer isn't to blame ordinary migrants alone. The bigger questions are about the decisions made by those in power and the long-term direction those decisions are taking our societies.
labour and the far left are to blame |
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Reply | Edingburgh
at 04:04 27 Jun 2026
You all seem to be missing the point, it's all funded and part of the plan. The government wants and needs the country to be swamped with civil unrest (at this point it should be blatantly obvious) . Only then can they implement agenda 2030 and bring in the solution to all the chaos. wakey wakey rise and shine |
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Reply | Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else?
at 04:03 6 Jun 2026
To the Metropolitan Police,
You were the gold standard. The model every nation copied. When Scotland Yard spoke, criminals listened. That badge meant integrity. It meant courage. It meant the law applied equally, without fear or favour.
Look at you now.
You are a punchline. A cautionary tale. A force that clears up fewer than one in ten burglaries while your officers film TikTok videos in uniform. You arrested a man in Lancashire at dawn for a Facebook post in 2024 while grooming gangs operated in Rochdale for years with barely a raised eyebrow. You invented non-crime hate incidents so you could harass pensioners for wrongthink while real victims wait on hold.
You kneeled for mobs in 2020 while statues fell and businesses burned. You stood aside while extremists marched with impunity, then raided homes over memes. You have turned the oldest police force in the world into a politicised enforcement squad for the narrative, not the public.
You chose diversity dashboards over clear-up rates. You chose community engagement over enforcement. You chose the approval of NGOs and Twitter mobs over the safety of the people who pay your wages. You chose feelings over facts, and political safety over actual policing.
You did not lose your way. You sold it. Slowly, deliberately, one diversity training course at a time, one apology tweet at a time, one decision to stand down while crime happened in front of you.
The British people see you now. We see the double standards. We see the collapse in basic standards. We see a force that looks more like political commissars than police officers. We see officers who remember their oath sidelined while the ideologues get promoted.
You wanted to be political enforcers. Congratulations. You got your wish. Now you get treated like political operatives. No more benefit of the doubt. No more automatic respect. You burned that.
The mask is off. The receipts are published. The record is being kept.
We are watching. |
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Reply | Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else?
at 03:38 6 Jun 2026
You're blaming all the wrong people mush, try looking a bit closer to home and the absolute filth you support. They are trying their best to bring this country to its knees and people like you think it's great. Just remember people like you are contributing to this, enjoy telling your grandkids. |
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Reply | Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else?
at 03:26 6 Jun 2026
Some of us have been warning about this for years, the whole infiltration from top to bottom of this country. Only to be called racist/far right/nazi etc.
Well the chickens are coming home to roost now and we have one chance left to save this country (some believe it's already gone too far)
the next election is just as important as any war we have had in our history.
get it wrong and nobody will want to know the world we are leaving our children and their children with.
make it count |
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Reply | JUST IN
at 02:01 2 May 2026
Not that I'm aware of |
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Reply | JUST IN
at 01:58 2 May 2026
No, I meant integrates. So instead of addressing the real issue - because you know full well you’d lose that argument - you take a cheap shot at my grammar.
Until you understand the difference between legal, controlled migration and illegal mass migration, you may as well stay firmly planted under that rock of yours.
The majority of people in this once-great country welcome controlled, vetted migration - the kind where people come here to work, contribute, integrate, and build a better life for themselves and their families while strengthening the nation as a whole.
What people reject is the unchecked flow of thousands of young, fighting-age men with no proper vetting - no clear records of where they’ve come from, why they’re entering the UK, or what criminal history they may be bringing with them.
And when communities see rising violence, assaults, and a complete disregard for the values that built this country, they are right to ask serious questions instead of being silenced with lazy accusations and moral grandstanding. |
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Reply | JUST IN
at 08:17 1 May 2026
Course they are, anyone who shares British values, intergrates into British society and contributes is more than welcome.
The call has been made to remain peaceful, respect the laws of the land and refrain from any violence.
Same as any other unite the kingdom rally to be fair.
So not really sure what your point is? or are you getting this rally mixed up with the pro pally nut jobs? |
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Reply | War in the Middle East
at 07:14 5 Mar 2026
Soon fell into line didn't they !!
The Spanish I'm talking about |
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Thread | Iranian Grand Ayatollah
at 06:52 5 Mar 2026
Yes the one who issued the fatwa calling for Trumps blood, eliminated within 24 hours by a US airstrike.
Can't say he wasn't warned
FAFO |
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Reply | Sir Jim Ratcliffe
at 02:36 19 Feb 2026
If, as you claim, “we need them,” then why are so many entering the country illegally? If the need is genuine and the system is functioning, surely the legal migration routes should be sufficient. You can’t argue that we rely on migration while simultaneously defending the breakdown of border control.
The real issue isn’t immigration per se - it’s the scale, speed and lack of enforcement. When legal pathways are slow, inconsistent or poorly managed, and illegal entry appears consequence-free, it undermines public trust. People lose confidence not because they “hate migrants,” but because they see a system that looks chaotic and politically driven.
Governments have a duty to balance economic needs with social cohesion, infrastructure capacity and public safety. If they fail to do so transparently, voters are right to question whose interests are actually being served - the public’s, or political expediency.
On integration: it absolutely does go both ways. But integration only works when there is a clear expectation that newcomers adapt to the laws, values and civic norms of the country they choose to live in. A functioning society cannot sustain parallel communities operating under different standards. That’s not prejudice - that’s social reality.
This debate isn’t about shutting the door completely. It’s about control, pace and assimilation. A nation can welcome people and still insist on lawful entry, shared values and sustainable numbers. Without that balance, division grows - and that’s on policymakers, not ordinary citizens raising concerns. |
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Reply | TV License
at 11:11 14 Feb 2026
Seriously WHY would anybody pay their TV licence. Many many people have knocked it on the head and rightly so |
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Reply | Sir Jim Ratcliffe
at 11:08 14 Feb 2026
The only person talking nonsense here is you. There is a significant surge in irregular migration across Europe right now, and pretending it isn’t happening doesn’t make it go away. Many migrants are moving through the continent with the UK in their sights drawn by the promise of free accommodation food and clothing.
Just because a few areas around Morriston haven’t yet felt the full impact of what’s unfolding across parts of the UK doesn’t mean they won’t. Other towns were once saying the same thing until local services, housing and policing were stretched to breaking point.
The current trajectory under Keir Starmer’s government is raising serious concerns about border control, resource allocation and public safety. If leadership continues to prioritise optics over enforcement, the consequences will accelerate.
People aren’t wrong to want safe communities, functioning public services and accountable politicians. The hope should be that decisive, lawful and effective policy changes are made quickly so towns like Morriston don’t face the same issues already evident elsewhere. |
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Reply | Rupert Lowe
at 02:34 14 Feb 2026
Rupert Lowe has officially launched Restore Britain as a new national political party in the UK.
exactly what the people of Great Britain have been waiting for. |
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Thread | What a team
at 02:28 14 Feb 2026
Elon Musk and Rupert Lowe to team up and prosecute people involved in the grooming gang scandal 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
After Rupert Lowe confirmed he was pushing for private prosecutions, Elon Musk replied with “I would like to help fund legal actions against corrupt officials who aided and abetted the rape of Britain!”
This is BRILLIANT news, between these two men, we might finally see people face real justice for the systematic failure of justice and subsequent cover up. |
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Reply | Sir Jim Ratcliffe
at 02:14 14 Feb 2026
Absolutely spot on. You can find the same activists in every major city marching over Gaza, loud, organised, and relentless. But when it comes to the persecution of Kurds, the brutal repression of Iranians by the regime in Iran, or the mass killings of Christians in Nigeria, the streets are suddenly quiet.
It’s hard not to notice the selective outrage. If the principle is opposing genocide and human suffering, it shouldn’t depend on which conflict is trending or politically convenient. Human rights either matter consistently, or they’re just a slogan. |
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Reply | An American caller to LBC today
at 02:01 14 Feb 2026
I haven’t told anyone to be careful who they vote for based on the flimsy claims of an unknown American commentator.
Do you really think immigration enforcement agencies would be operating at the current level if there weren’t millions of illegal border crossings over recent years?
The administration’s border officials wouldn’t be making those claims publicly unless there was at least some factual basis underpinning them.
As for the number of people who say they’ve left the US because Trump became president, I haven’t seen reliable data confirming how many actually followed through versus how many simply made statements online. |
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Reply | An American caller to LBC today
at 08:02 13 Feb 2026
Wow you are so easily duped! Unless you know her personally there is no way in this world you can claim them as facts without factual evidence |
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