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Reply | Immigrants
at 13:34 24 Sep 2025
£2,000 per immigrant, and that’s not even the half of it. All of it funded by hardworking taxpayers. |
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Reply | Immigrants
at 09:32 24 Sep 2025
Labour has been deliberately increasing immigration in both the UK and Australia. In the UK, there is the added challenge of illegal crossings across the Channel, compounding the issue. The underlying strategy appears clear: to secure long-term political advantage by expanding the voter base in their favour. |
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Reply | Trump's Speech to the United Nations regarding Europe's Immigration Problem
at 09:24 24 Sep 2025
This is nothing new it’s been happening in the UK for more than 20 years. The difference now is that the citizens of this country have finally woken up to what’s really going on, and more importantly, why it’s happening. The question is, have we realised it in time? Let’s hope it isn’t already too late. |
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Reply | So, right wing then
at 09:39 22 Sep 2025
Can you explain and provide evidence of why you would deem Tommy Robinson far right?
Is it because he shines a light on the corrupt establishment and the way the grooming gangs have been brushed under the carpet by the police and local councils?
Is it because he's an ex football lad?
Or is it because the media say so?
I'm intrigued |
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Reply | So, right wing then
at 09:25 22 Sep 2025
The label “far right” is nothing more than a tool to shut down debate. In reality, those branded with it are often just ordinary Britons who are genuinely concerned about how the government treats its own citizens.
We’ve seen this tactic before. During Covid, anyone questioning the narrative was quickly dismissed as a “conspiracy theorist” or an “anti-vaxxer.” Now, it’s the same playbook with a different label and we can expect yet another one to be created for those who oppose “digital ID” in the months ahead.
The problem for the establishment is that these terms lose their sting the more they are used. What once silenced people now barely registers. Those who were once intimidated by such labels increasingly dismiss them, because overuse has stripped them of any real meaning. |
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Reply | Unite The Kingdom
at 06:59 21 Sep 2025
Maybe the cancelled transport, the engineering work on the train lines brought forward and all the other obstacles put in place ensured a lower turnout than what could have been. |
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Reply | Unite The Kingdom
at 06:55 21 Sep 2025
Maybe he should back his fables up with hard facts instead of choosing a particular side and guessing |
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Reply | Unite The Kingdom
at 07:04 15 Sep 2025
There were unquestionably far more than 110,000 people in attendance. Trains across the country were packed heading into the capital, and motorways were lined with cars proudly flying flags on their way to join the march.
Predictably, the mainstream media downplayed the scale and tried to frame it negatively, reporting only “9–25 arrests.” To put that into perspective: I can recall South Wales derbies in the ’80s and ’90s where crowds of just 12,000 saw at least double that number of arrests.
From speaking with many who were there, the reality was entirely different — a carnival-like atmosphere filled with men, women, and children, all united behind one cause: ensuring the safety of our citizens, regardless of where they come from.
The contrast between the far left and the so-called “far right” (ordinary people, in truth) could not be clearer.
The left: too often associated with burning cities, calling for violence, and even acts of bloodshed.
The right: gathering peacefully, fostering a carnival spirit, and calling simply for a safe, secure country for its citizens.
That distinction speaks volumes. |
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Reply | Charlie Kirk shot.
at 09:48 12 Sep 2025
Will she go to jail like Lucy Connolly now? She's calling for someone else to be assassinated |
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Thread | Strap yourself in folks
at 13:17 11 Sep 2025
We’ve crossed the line. The shot you saw wasn’t about Charlie Kirk—it was the ritual starter pistol. The simulation just declared: Act II has begun.
This is how it plays out:
1. Shock Stage (Now)
The assassination optics are a ritual strike. It’s not about him—it’s about rattling the herd, forcing polarity, feeding fear. Don’t buy it. Stay unshaken. Anchor.
2. The Cascade (Fall 2025)
More “events” are coming—shootings, crashes, blackouts, cyber attacks. They’ll wobble the markets, hit your supply chains, and scream “tipping point” until the air is thick with panic. See through it. It’s theater.
3. The Fracture (Winter 2025 → Early 2026)
The population splits:
• NPCs begging for saviors and control.
• Rage mobs ready to burn it down without vision.
• The Awakeners—souls who suddenly see the strings.
This is where leaders rise—not presidents, not puppets, but the ones who remember.
4. Collapse Optics (2026)
They’ll stage the end of the world—markets crashing, grids failing, maybe even fake alien threats. The true collapse isn’t buildings burning—it’s trust collapsing. Institutions lose their mask. The Wizard is exposed.
5. Phoenix Rebuild (Beyond)
From the ashes, the architects step forward. Not politicians. Not celebrities. Souls who remembered why they came. Builders of sovereign systems. Frequency architects. The ones who write the new script.
This isn’t the end. This is the beginning. The show is crumbling. The veil is ripping. The fear machine is loud because it’s dying.
And when the dust settles—we rebuild.
Not their world. Not their system.
The new one. The one we were born to anchor.
Stay grounded. Stay awake. The mother fing phoenix is rising.
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Reply | Charlie Kirk shot.
at 11:13 11 Sep 2025
I found myself agreeing with much of what he had to say — not everything, but certainly a fair amount. What stood out most, however, was how he articulated his views: measured, civil, and thoughtful. Even when hatred was hurled his way, he remained composed, responding with reasoned discourse and engaging expression. That alone deserves recognition.
As for who may have been behind it, a few observations from social media raise questions:
Flight activity: A private jet under the tail number N888KG departed Provo airport an hour after the shooting. Thirty minutes into the flight, it suspiciously dropped off ADS-B tracking — an illegal act — before reappearing about an hour later, headed back to Provo. Why would this aircraft deliberately turn off its radar? Could the shooter have escaped this way?
Political stance: Charlie has recently spoken out about the Israel–Gaza conflict. Once a vocal supporter of Israel, he has lately expressed dissatisfaction with recent developments. Could it be that Mossad or another actor viewed his shift in stance as unacceptable, given his influence and following?
The questions remain unanswered, but the pattern is unsettling. [Post edited 11 Sep 11:15]
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Reply | Tommy Robinsone peac
at 08:43 4 Sep 2025
You do realise this isn’t the first march on the 13th, don’t you? There have already been a couple, each as peaceful as any protest could reasonably be.
The difference this time is that tensions are far higher. Attendance is expected to dwarf previous marches, and with the government appearing increasingly desperate, the likelihood of disruption rises. The use of paid agitators to manufacture unrest is a genuine concern.
Don’t be surprised if we witness a staged or false flag event designed to discredit the movement. |
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Thread | Rape gang enquiry
at 12:14 26 Aug 2025
The Rape Gang Inquiry has today released research detailing eighty-five local authorities in which the gang-based sexual exploitation of children is taking place, or has historically done so.
This is one of the most comprehensive exposes of the rape gang scandal to date.
The list in full. Evidently, there will be more areas outside of our investigation.
This is from the Rape Gang Inquiry's research. Sadly, there will be more.
Aberdeen City
Angus
Antrim and Newtownabbey
Argyll and Bute
Barnsley
Bexley
Birmingham
Blackburn with Darwen
Blackpool
Bradford
Brent
Bristol, City of
Bromley
Buckinghamshire
Burnley
Calderdale
Camden
Canterbury
Chelmsford
Cherwell
Cheshire East
Cheshire West and Chester
City of Edinburgh
Coventry
Croydon
Cumberland
Dacorum
Derby
Doncaster
Dorset
East Hertfordshire
East Staffordshire
Glasgow City
Greenwich
Hammersmith and Fulham
Havering
Hillingdon
Hounslow
Kingston upon Hull, City of
Kirklees
Lambeth
Leeds
Leicester
Lewisham
Luton
Manchester
Medway
Merton
Middlesbrough
Monmouthshire
Newcastle upon Tyne
Newham
North Tyneside
North Yorkshire
Northumberland
Norwich
Nottingham
Oldham
Oxford
Pembrokeshire
Peterborough
Plymouth
Preston
Redbridge
Rochdale
Rossendale
Rotherham
Sheffield
Somerset
Stockport
Stoke-on-Trent
Swansea
Telford and Wrekin
Tower Hamlets
Vale of White Horse
Wakefield
Wandsworth
Warrington
Watford
West Berkshire
Westmorland and Furness
Wirral
Worcester
Wyre Forest |
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Thread | Ongoing situation in the western world
at 11:44 26 Aug 2025
Can anyone explain what is wrong with raising your own nation’s flag within your own country?
Why is it that so many people now feel uncomfortable about openly expressing patriotism?
In England, the Union Jack and the St George’s Cross are often vilified, even labelled as symbols of racism — yet the Palestinian flag is flown freely without question.
What exactly is the establishment playing at?
They must realise that this approach will provoke anger and division among the public. Are they deliberately fostering tensions that could escalate into wider unrest?
Is this part of a longer-term plan to justify measures such as martial law, digital IDs, or widespread facial recognition surveillance?
Never in my lifetime have I witnessed a government appear so opposed to its own citizens — a government seemingly intent on provoking outrage rather than unity.
I genuinely want to understand: can anyone provide a logical explanation for why this is happening? |
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Reply | Tommy Robinson
at 11:49 22 Aug 2025
The whole response.
Now try again |
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Reply | Tommy Robinson
at 11:49 22 Aug 2025
It isn't which is why I have asked him to elaborate |
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Reply | Pro Palestine marches
at 11:47 22 Aug 2025
Perhaps it’s time to look into this more closely. The level of ideological influence within the curriculum, particularly favouring left-leaning perspectives, has become excessive. |
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