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SteveSpCorner retweeted
Gaza. Yesterday.
A clip that exposes all the pro-Palestinian lies.
A funeral for a Hamas member. Meaning he was killed in a targeted attack.
No famine. No genocide.
Thousands upon thousands of armed combatants.
A culture with no desire for peace.
And of course no women allowed.
The real question is why are the pro-Pallys lying to you?
Partly, because like this lot, they also hate Jews.
But also, this is what they want for the West.
This is your fight whether you know it or not.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
BREAKING:
The looting of stores has started in Frankfurt, Germany.
Young first and second-generation migrants are attacking stores in the city.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
Join the FSU. They are literally saving our right to speak.
🚨 ISLAMIC BLASPHEMY LAW BY THE BACK DOOR 🚨
Kellie-Jay Keen (@ThePosieParker) has been charged with a criminal offence over posts criticising Islam, Muslim cultural practices and Islamism.
The Free Speech Union is proud to be defending her.
In a free society, no religion or cultural practice should be immune from criticism.
Since Labour came to power, the number of FSU cases involving people penalised for criticising Islam has doubled. It is now the single biggest category in our casework.
And now, with a state-approved definition of Islamophobia — rebranded as “anti-Muslim hostility” — things are only getting worse.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Communities Secretary Angela Rayner met Muslim community leaders in Downing Street. Burnham took a swipe at critics of Islam, saying “some of the language” opposition parties use “is unacceptable”, and told the leaders “we need to find ways with you to demonstrate that more and more”.
We now await Rayner’s appointment of an “Islamophobia tsar” who will help enforce the definition.
All five hand-picked members of the Working Group that drafted it have concerning links to Islamist organisations, as FSU Research and Policy Director @DavidRoseUK exposed in his report. We have little hope that the appointed tsar will be good news for free speech.
Meanwhile, the Government is refusing to say who submitted responses to the Working Group, so we cannot know which groups shaped the definition. Islamists may well have had a hand in its drafting.
Support the FSU’s campaign against an Islamic blasphemy law — and the people penalised under it 👇
SteveSpCorner retweeted
Nothing says “down with capitalism” quite like 10,000 comrades paying hundreds of thousands of pounds to watch a millionaire rapper perform in a multimillion-pound venue.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
As the film from parliament shows @Nigel_Farage never pushed a woman MP. @theresa_may got it completely wrong when she said the Tories are seen as the 'nasty party'. That's the @LibDems
SteveSpCorner retweeted
French police are pussies compared to the Met. Here the torso and legs of a protester are carted off.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
NOW: Palestine Action fans are gathering outside the US Embassy in London even though police have put a dispersal order in the area. This man belligerently tells an officer to “not interrupt me”. The entitlement is cringe.
🎥 @fatdafevy
SteveSpCorner retweeted
⚠️ WARNING: GRAPHIC VIOLENCE ⚠️
This isn’t new or recent, but it is fairly common and recurrent.
Two 14-year-old Palestinian boys walked into a supermarket and stabbed an off-duty soldier to death. Civilians in the store shot them both.
Normal kids don’t wake up one morning and simply decide to do that. Someone (UNRWA, PA and Hamas) spent years teaching them that killing Jews is the highest thing they can do with their lives. That’s the problem.
The innocent victim was the off-duty soldier, NOT the children.
When people scream about the “innocent children”, how can you tell who is innocent or not? And by the time you try to find out, you’re dead. That’s the entire Islamist ideology and strategy.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
Today police are empowered to tell people to leave an area and not return under risk of arrest. It’s really heartening to see the authorities try to stop Palestine Action criminality before it happens. Instead of letting them get their PR wins.
A Section 35 dispersal order will be in place in parts of central London from 8am to 11pm today.
This is following information that a group are planning to attend an event and express support for a proscribed organisation, which is an offence under the Terrorism Act.
The order will apply to the area outlined in the below map and means officers can order a person to leave the area or face arrest, where certain conditions apply.
Updates on today's policing operation will be posted on this thread.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
This is a big mistake from the Telegraph. @AllisonPearson is one of the most fearless journalists today. She is the Telegraph!
She firmly stood her ground during lockdown despite the fierce pushback and articulates many "elephant in the room" subjects well.
Absolute madness.
Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson is reportedly about to leave the newspaper amid significant job cuts to the newsroom theguardian.com/media/2026/o…
SteveSpCorner retweeted
Why did he mention the Sri Lankan cricket team?
Whenever a non-white person doesn’t subscribe to being a victim, people like Alastair Campbell will then use their race against them.
Funny how that works. I’ll say it again, the far-left are the most racist bigoted bunch of people you’ll meet.
I have heard it from far better people than you and they were wrong too. What I enjoyed was seeing you running away from an argument about Brexit because you would rather talk about anything else. And I loved the smile being wiped from your face when the young woman tore apart your net zero BS. You’ve not nice suits and nice shoes but you’ve got
more chance captaining the Sri Lankan cricket team than you have of becoming Home Secretary.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
A note to Restore voters:
I know ‘Vote Restore, Get Labour’ irritates some people so let me explain why I say it.
Because it’s the truth.
Voting Restore will hand this country to the Left.
We’ve seen it in Dover, Blackpool, Dudley, and elsewhere.
I get why Restore voters are livid.
I am angrier than you with the state of the country, I suspect.
But the reality is that the Right will lose the next general election if it does not consolidate.
Roughly 60% of left-wing voters tell pollsters they are voting tactically.
That’s Green or Lib Dems voting Labour not because they agree with Labour or Burnham.
But because they want to stop the Right and they are putting the wider mission, not their party, first.
But only 30% of right-wing voters are doing the same.
The Left is much more disciplined and ruthless than the Right.
The reason Burnham and Labour are now back on 30-32% is because they are winning back left wing voters who are willing to do whatever it takes to control the country.
Greens holding their nose to vote Labour.
Lib Dems holding their nose to do the same.
2024 Labour voters coming home to Labour to stop the Right.
And they are on course to do it.
All MRP polls suggest the Left is on course to win the next general election, whether by winning a majority or in coalition.
That means more migration.
More refugees.
More taxes.
More two-tier policies.
More open borders.
More soft-on-Islamism.
More EU and free movement.
And a system of PR to ensure the Left continue to dominate Britain going forward.
They will give children, migrants and refugees the vote.
They will turn a blind eye to family voting and mass postal fraud.
That is what is about to happen.
They will control Britain until at least the 2030s, maybe longer.
Because they are boxing clever.
Many pro-Restore voices who claim to represent you are fully invested in dividing the Right.
Their YouTube channels, their “independent media”, their entire existence depends on amplifying the splits, the drama, the chaos on the Right.
Those people will be fine under this long period of left-wing rule.
They will continue to scream into their phones and encourage you to do the same.
Rupert Lowe will probably end up in the Lords, put there by the same Tories who just put him on a committee and who he himself says “he talks to all the time”.
But the British people, the country, will lose out.
It is the people who will be screwed.
And just look at the total hypocrisy.
Restore criticise Reform for taking one or two ex-conservatives.
While Restore is literally standing ex-Tories at the next general election!! You do know this?
I just think you are being led up the garden path by a lot of people who do not understand how first-past-the-post systems work and are invested in sowing chaos.
The only way the Left is stopped is by winning a broad coalition.
That coalition is there.
At recent local elections upwards of 50% have been voting for right-wing parties.
But Labour and Green candidates have been winning on just 25-30% of the vote.
That is your next general election.
It’s not about Nigel, or Rupert, or even Reform or Restore.
It is about the country.
It is about the British people.
Look at France right now.
One right-wing party is preparing to win the presidency and power.
Another is flailing around on 3%.
Do you want power or 3%?
To leave the ECHR or 3%?
To end mass migration or 3%?
To ban Muslim Brotherhood or 3%?
To stop the boats or 3%?
To end welfare for foreign nationals and slash overseas aid or 3%?
It is about whether the Right is going to be smart enough, ruthless enough and disciplined enough to put the country first.
Because if we don’t we will lose it.
It is that simple.
The Left understand what is required to win power. Many people on the Right currently do not.
That has to change otherwise it is game over.
SteveSpCorner retweeted
Kellie-Jay Keen has been charged under s.127 of the Communications Act 2003 over posts made between 23 and 25 June.
As ex-police, here's how it works:
• No victim needed
• No intent needed
• The offence is complete once the message is sent if a court finds it 'grossly offensive' (DPP v Collins [2006] UKHL 40)
That's a very low bar for a criminal charge over words.
But Chambers v DPP [2012] EWHC 2157 set a high bar for these cases, and Article 10 protects speech that offends, shocks or disturbs. A district judge decides on 4th December.
One to watch.
