Nick Summers retweeted
It's time we bring our kids up differently or we as a race will be walked right over.
I'm not saying don't teach this. This is just us. What i mean is we need to tribe up and fast. Look after our own and be hostile to the rest.
Survival depends on it.
No one will see this, as I think I have been shadow banned.
But what I have noticed is that all those accounts with large amounts of followers just clout-harvest with their initial posts and are not interested in cultivating threads
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These whiny little tossers just had this video pulled off our YouTube, so on no account retweet it so that anyone else might see it.
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With no statute of limitations and testimony alone being enough for conviction, all sex that has ever occurred between a man and a woman since the dawn of time is rape the second she wants it to be. Insanity.
Nick Summers retweeted
Japanese Professor Delivers Stunning Message Everyone Needs to Hear
“The pandemic was used as a false pretext by the WHO to drive vaccinations of all peoples in the world.”
He says the fraudulent use of “experimental gene therapy to healthy people” was not only an “extreme violation of human rights,” but “the result was the induction of the terrible drug-induced injury that has never [been] seen in human history.”
- Prof Masayasu Inoue, Professor Emeritus of Osaka City University Medical School.
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No DNA.
No CCTV.
No forensic evidence.
Just witness testimony.
10 years and 6 months.
This is not justice.
This is a corrupt 2 tier system making an example of a man who spoke out against them.
The same system that protected the perpetrators of the grooming gangs, ignored the victims and arrest innocent citizens for posting their opinions online.
Nick Summers retweeted
It’s worth remembering that we are dead in the middle of #Islamophobiaawarenessmonth
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This is not a clout-harvesting post.
I'd like to hear your thoughts on what I have to say.
We must be very careful what we wish for, ask for, and demand from the government.
We are all aware of the decline of our country, especially the rise in violent crime.
On every news feed and in nearly every post on social media, we see image after image, video after video showing the worst people in our society, indigenous or immigrant, of legal status or not, committing crimes that not so long ago would have been thought of as freak or rare occurrences.
Some did take place in public spaces, and some in the not-so-public criminal underworld.
But today, however, we see them happening in every town and on every street in the country.
Of course, for rational, caring, law-abiding citizens, these atrocities bring to the surface our deepest fears and our baser instincts to protect our loved ones, our society, and ourselves.
As we were once a high-trust society, we turn to our leaders and demand that they take control of the decline. We demand that those who transgress be dealt with in the most severe ways.
This is what worries me.
This is when we need to be careful, clear, and objective about what we are asking our government to do on our behalf.
Most of us here are adults and have experienced numerous governments in a relatively short time frame. None of them has shown the slightest inclination to put the people of our country first, to protect us on our streets, or to protect our borders.
We seem to have lost sight of this, even though it is at the heart of the decline and our fears.
In our subjective fervor, we call for more authoritarian, punitive measures to be imposed on society, from harsher, longer prison sentences to the death penalty.
We're falling for the tried-and-tested problem-reaction-solution strategy, and what we are being tricked into asking for won't make us any safer.
In fact, it will further diminish our civil liberties.
What starts as punishment for the most heinous crimes will soon be applied to whatever the state deems heinous, and as it stands now, verbal or written dissent is, in my estimation, severely punished.
**This was written by me using a simple spell checker and no AI**
@RestoreBritain
Nick Summers retweeted
When putting pen to paper or fingers to keyboard to express your thoughts in 2026, it is hard not to think of Winston Smith when he first started writing in his diary,
That act today can set you on a life-changing, career-ending path, culminating in lawful and unlawful punitive measures.
The line that must be trod is gossamer-thin over an abyss as we have never peered into before.
And if these expressions are spoken and come from lived experiences that created an autodidact polymath, but are expressed in working-class vernacular, the abyss is even deeper and the gossamer thread more fragile.
The spoken word, especially in Britain, opens and closes ears and minds; it's the age-old oiks-and-toffs paradigm.
The 10%
A simple search of numerous engines today puts the population of white people at between 10 and 15%, and exploring and reading social media sites, it is not unreasonable to say that white people, especially white Christian males, are being scrutinized for perceived past indiscretions.
A lot of the world's ills are being laid at the feet of 10% of the world's population; only white men are able to discuss this intelligently, and those who blame white people for the world's ills are, in fact, themselves to blame because blame is the reaction of undeveloped minds, and I am not talking about children here; I am talking about non-whites who are incapable of innovation, problem solving, and the concept of future planning.
White people have not succeeded and created this world by theft of innovation or by theft of resources
Non-whites, wherever they exist, have never utilized what is at hand to evolve and build themselves out of the Stone Age and the Dark Ages; they view with envy what can be done and has been done and cry theft because they do not have the ability to self-reflect.
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When putting pen to paper or fingers to keyboard to express your thoughts in 2026, it is hard not to think of Winston Smith when he first started writing in his diary,
That act today can set you on a life-changing, career-ending path, culminating in lawful and unlawful punitive measures.
The line that must be trod is gossamer-thin over an abyss as we have never peered into before.
And if these expressions are spoken and come from lived experiences that created an autodidact polymath, but are expressed in working-class vernacular, the abyss is even deeper and the gossamer thread more fragile.
The spoken word, especially in Britain, opens and closes ears and minds; it's the age-old oiks-and-toffs paradigm.
Nick Summers retweeted
"Who plucked this flower?"
"I," said the master, and the gardener held his peace
This is not a clout-harvesting post.
I'd like to hear your thoughts on what I have to say.
We must be very careful what we wish for, ask for, and demand from the government.
We are all aware of the decline of our country, especially the rise in violent crime.
On every news feed and in nearly every post on social media, we see image after image, video after video showing the worst people in our society, indigenous or immigrant, of legal status or not, committing crimes that not so long ago would have been thought of as freak or rare occurrences.
Some did take place in public spaces, and some in the not-so-public criminal underworld.
But today, however, we see them happening in every town and on every street in the country.
Of course, for rational, caring, law-abiding citizens, these atrocities bring to the surface our deepest fears and our baser instincts to protect our loved ones, our society, and ourselves.
As we were once a high-trust society, we turn to our leaders and demand that they take control of the decline. We demand that those who transgress be dealt with in the most severe ways.
This is what worries me.
This is when we need to be careful, clear, and objective about what we are asking our government to do on our behalf.
Most of us here are adults and have experienced numerous governments in a relatively short time frame. None of them has shown the slightest inclination to put the people of our country first, to protect us on our streets, or to protect our borders.
We seem to have lost sight of this, even though it is at the heart of the decline and our fears.
In our subjective fervor, we call for more authoritarian, punitive measures to be imposed on society, from harsher, longer prison sentences to the death penalty.
We're falling for the tried-and-tested problem-reaction-solution strategy, and what we are being tricked into asking for won't make us any safer.
In fact, it will further diminish our civil liberties.
What starts as punishment for the most heinous crimes will soon be applied to whatever the state deems heinous, and as it stands now, verbal or written dissent is, in my estimation, severely punished.
**This was written by me using a simple spell checker and no AI**
@RestoreBritain
Nick Summers retweeted
🚨 WOW! Jake Lang dropped BOMBS at the Dearborn council meeting, infuriating every Muslim in the room
"President Trump, send ICE into Dearborn! They have overstayed their visas!" 💯
"Respectfully, get the F out of my country. We don't want you here."
"We will eat your shawarma in Somalia, OK?"
"They are looking to destroy everything that makes America great."
"We have been taken over without a single shot fired! You will never eat like us, build buildings like us."
"We know your laws in your book about lying to our faces. Pretending to be Americans, wearing your suits - but that doesn't happen anywhere else you guys are in charge."
"There are 53 Muslim-majority countries. In all of them, it is tyranny, destruction, sh*thole living. We have to call it what it is!"
"America first, America only...Jesus is King."













