Britain Today

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Huh, not sure if Cleese woke up this morning and decided to throw a sarc wrench into the fire or he’s turned the corner on Islam, but he’s still got full-blown TDS.


https://x.com/GadSaad/status/2036133501687242996

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Khan is knowingly taking the piss out of the natives of Britain and due to the mainstream media constantly
teaching the majority of this country to be afraid of his skin colour, is being allowed to broadcast his ridiculing
narratives.


Oh, and he's a dickhead to-boot!

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Lest We Forget...

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British barrister of England and Wales Daniel ShenSmith has today posted this 16 minute video explaining the governments reaction to the Mandelson saga and the clear evidence of their lies regarding the "theft" and subsequent remote wiping of Starmer's former Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney's phone which was subsequently remotely wiped deleting possible evidence that would later be required in the investigation.

Mr ShenSmith is as a member of the judiciary perplexed be the actions of Starmers govenment his frustration at their continued lies is evident and reflective of the majority in this Country ... they rule with no mandate in Dictatorial manor this must not continue , MI5 need to investigate the enemy of the British people occupying the heart of this government as it is a National security issue.  .
 

 I've said it before but never in all my years did I think our Democracy would descend to this.

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Lest We Forget...

Ever.

[angelchemuel]

Well, what I found interesting was Farage popping up on there..... so I went off and did a quick search asking if Rupert Lowe advocated for the jab..... HE ABSOLUTELY DID NOT!

AI Overview



No, Rupert Lowe has not been an advocate for the COVID-19 vaccine, and has instead been a vocal critic of the vaccine rollout and related policies.
 

• [b]Vaccine Critic:[/b] Lowe has questioned the safety and efficacy of the vaccines, referencing "yellow card data" to argue that they are not universally safe, and has called for an investigation into vaccine harms.
  
• [b]Opposed Mandates:[/b] He has strongly opposed vaccine passports, describing them as "one of the most evil policies devised by Government in living memory".
  
• [b]Risk Analysis:[/b] He has argued that for people under 70, the risk analysis did not support having the vaccine, while stating that if elderly individuals believed the virus was a greater threat, they could choose to take it.
  
• [b]Criticism of Regulators:[/b] Lowe has heavily criticized the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), alleging they became an "enabler" of the pharmaceutical industry rather than a watchdog. 
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Lowe, who was elected as a Reform UK MP in 2024 and later sat as an independent, has maintained a consistent position questioning the handling of the pandemic.


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Not sure that quote from Ai is going to be readable, but just do the search "did Rupert Lowe advocate for the covid vaccine"

Yay!
Rainbows
Jane

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The quote is correct mate Rupert did not support the vaccine or lockdowns and is promising to investigate , compensate and apologise for the damage done to people and business , here's a recent statement from Mr Lowe.

Six years on from lockdown.

Restore Britain will quash all convictions for non-violent breaches of lockdown rules - nobody will have a criminal record for breaking insane laws that should never have been implemented.

We will refund fines, and the state will apologise. A line will be drawn.

Vast non-COVID medical harm directly caused by lockdown and fear messaging will be properly investigated. The truth will not be concealed any longer by an establishment complicit in the guilt.

We will tell the truth.

Life years lost will be how we measure lockdown's impact - demonstrating the horrific suffering that was inflicted on the young. Delayed diagnosis/missed treatment for cancer, heart attacks, everything.

The impact on children's development will be fairly and independently analysed. The results will be presented, to show the damage that lockdown did to millions of children. For ZERO benefit.

Targeted tax breaks will be introduced to industries still reeling from the impact.

Those who lost their jobs because they refused to take the COVID vaccine will also be properly compensated for financial loss and reputational damage.

A Restore Britain Government would apologise for vaccine mandates and passports.

That was morally repugnant - it would be formally accepted by Parliament.

Those who have lost their lives because of that will be recognised. The Vaccine Damage Payment scheme will be overhauled to actually deliver proper compensation to those affected today, and to the families of those who have lost loved ones.

It should always have been an entirely free choice for adults - no persuasion, no blackmail, no mandates. None of it. I hated it.

Those who implemented all of this will be investigated by a fully independent commission.

If they have been found to falsely manipulate and twist the evidence to push a damaging pro-lockdown agenda, they will go to prison.

If they were found to allow the injection of healthy young children with that vaccine, knowing the damage that would be caused? Prosecutions will follow.

To the many decent Reform voters who hold the same concerns…

If you want to campaign to put Nadhim Zahawi into Parliament, that is your choice. Stay in Reform.

The man wanted to allow children to overrule their parents in order to take the COVID vaccine? Can you back him? Ask yourself that honestly.

Restore Britain will fight to keep him out.

Join us.

Accountability is what we need. And that is what Restore Britain would deliver. A political party to finally fight for lockdown accountability.

We won’t simply pretend none of it ever happened.

We will ensure that it doesn’t happen again, and we will ensure that those who were responsible are held accountable.

https://x.com/RupertLowe10/status/2036122861455437915

We need this man in charge of our Country , spread the word.

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More compelling evidence that Diversity is our strength , delivered last night.

The car, a black Suzuki Swift, struck a number of people in Friar Gate at about 9.30pm on Saturday, police said.

"We can confirm that seven people were injured when a car was driven into pedestrians in a city centre street," Derbyshire Police said in a statement on Facebook.
"The seven suffered a range of serious but not life-threatening injuries and we can confirm that contrary to online speculation, no one died in the incident."

A man in his 30s, who is originally from India, was found a short time after the incident, said police.

He was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, causing serious injury through dangerous driving, inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent, and dangerous driving.

https://news.sky.com/story/derby-man-arr...r-13525693

What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger , right ?

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More compelling evidence that Diversity is our strength , delivered last night...

Those with the loudest voices back-off and back-off from what the public really think, the media have
brainwashed the public with comments of "at least nobody died" and "certain countries deem this type
of unusual behaviour as part of their culture", all the while, there's a constant barrage of negativity
towards the British way of maintaining a civil society.

Schoolyard name-calling and a false display of a higher moral perception of those illegally acting for their
own benefit are the mainstays of the media and those who cannot accept they have grown-up in a country
that has made them weak due to its success of its historical global conduct.

That history is being altered and spat upon to assist in degrading the British way of life, customs are being
replaced with traditions from other cultures and a lesser comportment is slowing absorbing what was originally
accepted. It's not that it's different, it's the replacing that irks the British public and those burrowing into the
power zones and those who buy ink by the barrel know it.

We're becoming (or become) the nation that proudly boasts "When in Rome, do has the invaders tell us to
do or be called a bad name"

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It seems we have them out numbered mate , yesterday's "anti far right" demonstration in Londonistan is claimed to have been attended by half a million mentally challenged people while the last "Unite the Kingdom" march in Londonistan had over 1.3 Million.

It seems those calling for unity win out against those calling for division.

They can hold their hate marches and call us names as much as they want , in the words of Rupert Lowe .... We don't care.

  

Don't see any British flags there , remind me again who are the Racists ?


5th Columnists.

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It seems we have them out numbered mate...

And with you, I and many others know, I'm sure those who are in power are well aware of this also.
A factor that worries me.

If one takes a moment to recall the UK's political landscape of the last few decades, the electorate was
confined to two-maybe-three parties that represented the general classes of the society. The Tories were
for those who ran industry and businesses and -with assistance from the media, were seen as to be of
high moral character.

I could fanny-about explaining more on how the Liberal Party came to life, but basically it was to do with
the Middle-Class developing in the 1930s. 

The Labour Party were seen to be acting for the guy in the flat-cap and the wheelbarrow, the uneducated
and the downtrodden. Not quite 'I'm Alright Jack', but still a friend to the Trade Unions and an ally of the
'common man'.

Today, look that number of political parties available today and we've not mentioned The Raving Loony
Party!!

[F2d5thCav]

(Professor) David Betz recently spoke at an event in Europe.  In his view, the UK is not only on a course for civil war, but has passed the point at which such a destiny can be avoided.

Some of his key points:

I see the confluence of two main vectors. The first is the revolt against the elites, i.e., the opposition between what David Goodhart has called the Somewheres, locally rooted individuals, and the Anywheres, cosmopolitan elites embracing a post-national ideology and controlling the institutions to a very large extent. This dynamic is reminiscent of the peasant revolts in Europe between the XIVth and the XVIIth century, caused by a mixture of economic, social, political and cultural factors, often amplified by one-off crises.

The risk is that this revolt will evolve into a «dirty war», with the characteristics seen, for example, in certain South American countries (attacks on judges, politicians and journalists), and, in return, a security crackdown that only feeds the phenomenon. If its capital of legitimacy is exhausted, the state will be reduced to reacting rather than acting, and will hardly be able to rely on patriotic sentiment or the consent of its citizens.

Against a backdrop of increasing violence, social disorganization and impoverishment, individuals will tend to retreat to their latent tribal affiliations in search of security and protection. This process of residential segregation by affinity will progressively empty formerly mixed neighborhoods and localities, consolidating ethnic enclaves - a phenomenon already observable in some European conurbations, such as Brussels and London.

There is no real political way out. Anti-system parties, such as Reform in the UK, Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in Germany or the Rassemblement National in France, will see their electoral prospects considerably reduced by «legal warfare», i.e. the deliberate judicialization of the political adversary, as well as by a whole panoply of tried and tested techniques for defending the status quo. And even if they did manage to get elected and prove themselves genuinely determined to bring about far-reaching change, these political groups would come up against a wall of administrative obstruction and constant bureaucratic sabotage.

(viz: the experience of the Trump administration vs. the "Deep State")

The countries closest to the breaking point are probably France and the UK. Ireland, however, presents, in my opinion, the greatest risk of explosion. The same tensions I mentioned earlier are present there, perhaps even more intensely, but in a context marked by a relatively recent history of civil war and violent resistance.

Of late, Professor Betz has specified how civil war might play out-- rural, "native" populations that employ a variety of schemes against urban concentrations of those seen as "foreigners".  The methods run the gamut from blocking the supply of food to sabotage of infrastructure necessary for the support of life in urban areas.

Cav's take: this situation is another of the long-lasting consequences of the World Wars.  Many inputs, but some of them were the loss of European population to the ravages of wars, and government policies that sought immigration as a quick fix to labor shortages.

Quoted text from-- https://leregardlibre.com/en/policy/worl...interview/

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There is no real political way out. Anti-system parties, such as Reform in the UK, Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in Germany or the Rassemblement National in France, will see their electoral prospects considerably reduced by «legal warfare», i.e. the deliberate judicialization of the political adversary, as well as by a whole panoply of tried and tested techniques for defending the status quo.

I fear he is right in that regard , France and Germany are already using those techniques no doubt Labour will too when the time comes . We are on the brink that much is true but the British patriotic spirit will endure.

For England and St George !

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With the seasons prohibiting gardening, those who live in the magical world of the middle-class,
need to do something with their weekends.

[Ninurta]

With the seasons prohibiting gardening, those who live in the magical world of the middle-class,
need to do something with their weekends.

An interesting video - a "counter" protest against... nothing. No protest to counter... so how was it a "counter" protest?

And the segment with the Green Party "tit-whisperer"... I looked, and looked, and looked, and could not identify any "stripper" he was on the stage with. I know I'm old, but are my eyes really THAT bad? Hell, I couldn't even detect any dancers at all. Just a bunch of cobs going into convulsions like they were in the midst of a meth overdose. No dancers at all that I could detect, much less any strippers, who are, after all, a cut above the average dancer for athelticism... you'll just have to trust me on that last point. I married a stripper once,and "athletic" only begins to cover it...

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An interesting video - a "counter" protest against... nothing. No protest to counter... so how was it a "counter" protest?

And the segment with the Green Party "tit-whisperer"... I looked, and looked, and looked, and could not identify any "stripper" he was on the stage with. I know I'm old, but are my eyes really THAT bad? Hell, I couldn't even detect any dancers at all. Just a bunch of cobs going into convulsions like they were in the midst of a meth overdose. No dancers at all that I could detect, much less any strippers, who are, after all, a cut above the average dancer for athelticism... you'll just have to trust me on that last point. I married a stripper once, and "athletic" only begins to cover it...

Apparently, the Green Party Leader Zack Polanski (real name David Paulden) was an hypnotherapist who
agreed to assist a Journalist in mentally enlarging her breasts. The blonde woman with him recently won
a local election, Hannah Spencer is reported to once be an electrician/heating engineer/plasterer.

The UK world of politics is not what is used to be, although the BBC seems to have kept to its script.

Teenage boy at centre of Scott Mills sexual offences investigation was under 16, police say

'The Metropolitan Police has told BBC News that the teenage boy at the centre of the
Scott Mills sexual offences investigation was under 16. The former BBC Radio 2 and
Radio 1 DJ, 53, was questioned in 2018 over the historical allegations of serious sexual
offences, but the investigation - which began in 2016 - was closed in 2019 after the CPS
deemed there was insufficient evidence to bring charges.


Scott Mills.

The allegations, first published in the Mirror, external, are reported to have happened
between 1997 and 2000, police said. On Monday, it was announced Mills had been
sacked by the BBC over allegations related to his personal conduct. The BBC has
not given any further details over the allegations and it is not clear what, if any,
role the police investigation played in his sacking.

The BBC has been approached for comment about the police investigation...
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BBC Article:

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Looks like the good old BBC has shot itself in the foot yet again , Britain is and always has been a Nation of dog lovers but the BBC in their infinite wisdom decided to post a video of a chap asking "have we become too dog friendly ?" because some shops and venues are allowing customers to take their dog in with them , it seems this upsets some people. 

I as a dog loving Brit who doesn't have a problem with that but when you consider Islam forbids its followers from having dogs as pets perhaps a different meaning could be deduced from the video posted by this Islamic government's media broadcaster. 

I can't find the video I think the backlash the BBC has received following its release may have made it disappear but youtube has got it , here's a youtube short looking at the video.


Rupert Lowe , a dog lover himself had this to say.

If a foreigner doesn’t want to live in a dog-loving country, I’ll pay for their taxi to the airport myself.

https://x.com/RupertLowe10/status/203869...gr%5Etweet

 

 What a pathetic attempt by Labour , sniffed out immediately.


May 7th elections draw ever closer , predictions of Labour losing over 2,000 councillors.