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Conscription - who'd actually go?
It's a hot topic at the moment.
For decades we've been told by politicians that borders and sovereignty don't matter. They've denounced Brexit, they wouldn't give us our sovereignty even though we won it❗
All of a sudden these same politicians here and in the EU think sovereignty is so important we must fight or die for it.❗
Fight for our country. Yet they won't allow us to have a country because everybody else from everywhere else is living in it.
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Our taxes have been sent out of our country funding war, going across to Ukraine in the form of loans - money we'll never get back. It's all spent on the military industrial complex. The weapons are made in the West. So who really benefits from war ?
First they've been feeding our taxes into war. Now they want to feed our bodies.
And then who have we got to actually fight it?
Not enough troops for sure
Let's look at the rest
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Will the little boats people fight,? Will the dual citizenship fight,?
Will the recent immigrants fight ?
What about people on benefits, they can't or won't work - no offence to the genuine ones - but do you think the fake claimants are the type to sign up to be killed? There was no huge benefit system back in
WW1 or 2
.Everyone had to work.
Uni students - old enough to scream at authority but would they fight to defend it .
Quick enough to make placards for the Middle East, but actually fight for Britain?
As for calling up veterans on standby whilst at the same time prosecuting them - you couldn't make it up. Do we really want our sons, husbands, brothers and daughters bodies adding to the pile of Ukrainian corpses?
We've sat back and seen European politicians bugger everyone's countries up. By spending our taxes on other countries as our own pitifully declines.
Money spaffed on weapons of war for other countries whilst granny breaks her hip left in agony after a 3 hour wait for an ambulance and dumped in a hallway in a hospital where a shift change means she gets no pain relief.
Despite campaigning saying he'll honour Brexit Burnham plans to take us back into the communist style outfit responsible for Europe's financial and structural decline.
On the world stage the EU is a laughing stock. Already the superpowers are calling it Eurasia because of the excessive influx of people from the Middle East, Pakistan and Africa.
What are we fighting for? Our taxes go overseas and the people overseas come here.
We're told Russia is the enemy
Putin may be a hard man but he's astute, a capitalist not a communist.
There were those meetings last year with Trump, Xi and Putin - looks to me like the big boys are carving it all up anyway. Ukraine's basically over, can't win, and now you hear BlackRock moving in, first digital nation unatainable loan repayments swapped for mineral rights and economic infiltration.
A lot of my generation, people who were in the police, military, we grew up with Queen and country - and the Queen was far more popular wasn't she. If you were conscripted you believed it was for the right reasons.
Now people have got the internet. They can research what's really going on and hear all sorts of opinions about WHY we're being sent to war to possibly die
Gone are the days when we just believed a few newspapers who glamourised war to encourage enrollment as their counterparts benefitted from war.
Political neglect on all fronts has stopped our services functioning. If the NHS do t have enough beds in peacetime to save costs, what chance have we at war?
Meanwhile as we mourn our losses,
Wes Streeting and Angela Rayner will be afforded the safety of a sophisticated bunker, these character that will be saved are no Churchill.
No doubt Barm Cake Bill will still be drafting policies about bus fares and parking fines .
The Russians should just get in the dinghies they wouldn't need to fire a bullet!
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Presumably an average MP has sufficient imagination to realise it could be them with a cancer diagnosis trying and failing to navigate a folic acid free diet one day.
Worth a try?
Replying to @Olking07
If I were 18 today, I’d avoid these 8 careers because AI is already replacing the core work:
1. Data entry
2. Call center / customer support
3. Truck / taxi driving
4. Bookkeeping
5. Translation of common languages
6. Generic content writing
7. Basic graphic design
8. Routine paralegal research
Focus on skills AI amplifies instead of replaces.
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Bread unfit for human consumption headline.
"Mass medication of any section of the population without informed consent and opt-outs crosses an ethical line. But in this case, it is our entire population and, by any reasonable assessment, it is a crime to doctor the nation's most heavily relied-upon staple food." @A1an_M
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An illegal migrant held an 83-year-old woman at gunpoint.
She was having lunch at home with her husband in a quiet Lanarkshire village when they were alerted to a break-in.
In their bedroom, they found Chirag Solanki with a firearm, a five-inch knife, cable ties, duct tape and a balaclava.
Solanki ‘held a firearm against her temple with his right hand and a knife to her throat with his left hand’.
He was in our country illegally.
Yet he was left to roam free and terrorise British citizens.
Every crime committed by such people is the result of Tory and Labour failure to uphold immigration law.
Reform will end this madness.
We will take our country back.
Correct.
Using Starlink, a civilian commercial service, for offensive drone strikes to kill people has never been allowed, nor should it be.
Starshield, a different system, is controlled by the US government. What they decide to do is up to them.
Ukraine military violated Starlink terms of service and used it for offensive drone strikes to kill people. That loophole was closed last week.
Starlink remains critical to the defense of Ukraine, as it is the only system that cannot be jammed or blown up, at least for now. Were Starlink to be turned off, the Ukrainian front line would collapse immediately. This is NOT a threat, it is simply a statement of fact.
Starlink was also crucial to preventing Russia from overrunning Ukraine in the early days of the war, as all other means of communication were destroyed or jammed by Russia.
SpaceX has done more to defend Ukraine than any private company on Earth BY FAR.
That said, I have nothing but UTTER CONTEMPT for the virtue-signaling evil warmongers who push for endless slaughter and offer no realistic solution to the conflict. May you burn in hell.
End of story.
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Why I'm optimistic 👇
For twelve years I've been banging on about this and now people are finally seeing it, evolving communism, cultural Marxism or whatever label you choose, it's all the same.
The EU was never just about trade. It's a communist style structure. Centralised control. Unelected people at the top telling elected people at the bottom what they can do. You vote one way, they ignore you, and carry on anyway. How many times have we seen that?
People ask how did we get here? It didn't happen overnight. It's generational.
Go back to the sixties. You had all those left wing students demonstrating. CND, sit-ins, banners, shouting down anyone who disagreed. At the time we thought it was just students being students.
Those indoctrinated students? They became the professors. They became the teachers, the lecturers, the BBC producers, the civil servants, the judges, the Archbishops, the people running the charities. The EU commission, NATO bosses, NGOs, UN officials etc
And they taught the next generation. And that generation taught the next one. That's three generations now.
There is a famous saying from the German student leader Rudi Dutschke. He talked about t
The Long March through the institutions. And that's exactly what happened.
You don't need to attack a public building with violence . That's too obvious. You just need to attack all the things within it.
You attack the family - tell people the family is outdated, that mothers shouldn't be at home, that children belong to the state.
You create such a costly environment, where buying bricks and mortar is impossible, a family today can't but a house with two wages, that keeps the mother at work, the child in third party hands for 8 hours a day in formative years.
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, who's rocking your cradle.
You attack the church - tell people faith is bigotry, close the churches, laugh at Christians while protecting religions with very like-minded controlling doctrines.
You attack the schools - stop teaching history properly, stop teaching right from wrong, teach children to be ashamed of their own country.
Encourage people not to work, to be dependent on the state. If the state controls you're income, it controls what you spend it on .
You can never get out, or grow.
You attack law and borders - tell people that a country that controls its border is racist.
By the time you have done all that, you still have the same buildings - Parliament, the courts, the schools, the churches - but they mean something completely different. They have been hollowed out from the inside.
That is what the EU is. It's the perfect vehicle for it. Laws made far away, that you can't vote out, that overrule your own courts and your own Parliament. It's control by committee. That's not democracy. That's communism by another name.
Even worse quangos that control the news you see, the products you buy, the food you eat. Additives that benefit a few fed to the whole
Nation despite health issues
I voted Brexit because I saw it. A lot of us did. Some places voted 70% for less immigration and for control back, and we were told we were wrong.
But now with AI we can look it up ourselves. We don't have to take their word for it anymore. We can follow the money, see who funds what, who sits on what board, and we can share it with each other.
They can't hide it anymore,
Musk opened The Twitter Files and showed the world what's really going on, we've information is power we have direct access to it and have grown in strength.
Their Long March has been uninterrupted for decades, be patient, keep talking , keep sharing, they'll never reach the finish line.
That's why I'm optimistic ❤️
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♦️Grooming Gangs♦️ ♦️Maggie Oliver's ♦️
💥Judicial Review begins💥
This November
I spoke to Maggie yesterday.
Quietly and without any grandstanding, as usual the diligence and tenancy Maggie Oliver, has pushed this issue forward.
Maggie and her team have done over 12 months of prep work to challenge the wrong doers, with a Judicial Review with the all important ♦️STATUTORY POWERS♦️
This means Maggie's legal team who are working on a capped fee can summons these people to court.
Unlike private prosecutions which are expensive and carry no obligation to attend court.
Maggie as usual puts safeguarding of survivors FIRST.
We are past the point of Inquiries being meaningful.
All the evidence has been previously gathered, under The Alexis Jay Inquiry, but the government
♦️HAS NOT♦️ acted on their findings, which includes highlighting the ethnicity of the gangs .
There were 7 pillars that the Alexis Jay Inquiry said should be put in place.
♦️Not one♦️ has been implemented under Labour.
It's harrowing for survivors to recount most painful time of their lives, so Maggie is using the best method to attempt to bring justice for these abandoned souls without putting them through the agony of telling their story again!
The Inquiry took 7 years of
It cost £186.6 million.
What Maggie needs now is publicity and support.
Her FB page is hacked, so I'll use mine.
For over 20 years Maggie has stood by survivors old and new. This has taken such courage in the face of intense harassment in attempts to silence her .
We wish her every success in this gruelling challenge.
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Once the red line has been crossed dosages keep increasing and the number of products affected too.
Do not cross the red line.
Gluten free corn tortillas in USA:
Here we go again. Regulators forced synthetic folic acid into bread and now they are finagling it into corn products.
California decided corn products need folic acid and now companies like Siete are reformulating products nationwide rather than making separate versions.
That means Americans everywhere get the California treatment and regulators and Big Food have essentially nannied us again.
In their effort to protect a small subset of Americans (pregnant women) they've subjected another subset of Americans (people with MTHFR variants) to potential problems.
What's so bad about synthetic folic acid?
There's concerns about FA's contribution to the growth of cancerous lesions.
There's concerns about FA masking a legitimate B12 deficiency.
There's concerns about excessive amounts of unmetabolized FA floating around in our blood because our body can't process it all.
Proponents say : There's no proof that synthetic FA is harmful.
I say: The onus to prove safety belongs on those pushing the supplement. Why is it the consumer’s responsibility to prove it's not safe?
If adults want supplements, they can buy supplements. Lawmakers shouldn't be sneaking them into everyone's bread and now tortillas.
Just look at history to understand what's at risk here. Every time government tells us what we should and shouldn't eat, they eventually end up saying, "Oops, we were wrong. Don't do that anymore."
Somebody please tell me the Latin phrase for "Government, please shut up."
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We must not become a cashless society or one that only allows use of smart phone apps
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It’s not whether Keir Starmer will answer the questions. It’s whether the right questions will be asked.
Keir Starmer has now been named as a core participant in the statutory grooming gangs inquiry. How could he not be? He was Director of Public Prosecutions between 2008 and 2013, and he was Prime Minister when Labour voted against the proposed national inquiry in January 2025. Two positions of considerable authority, two periods of responsibility and a great many questions that deserve answers.
People are asking whether Starmer will have to give evidence. The inquiry has statutory powers to compel witnesses and documents. But being a core participant does not, in itself, mean someone has been compelled to testify. For me, the more important question is what he will actually be asked.
The failures surrounding grooming gangs did not begin with Starmer, nor do I believe they end with him. I would go much further back, to the Home Office under David Blunkett, and examine the decisions, policies and institutional culture that allowed the exploitation of children to continue. I want to know who knew what, when they knew it, what instructions were issued and why warnings from victims, whistleblowers and professionals were repeatedly ignored.
We have heard testimony from people connected to Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford and Oldham. We have heard allegations that concerns about racism influenced institutional responses, that children were treated as making lifestyle choices and that professionals were discouraged from confronting uncomfortable truths. These allegations require proper examination, not dismissal or political point-scoring.
I also want the inquiry to examine the alleged correspondence and guidance circulating between central government, police leadership and local authorities. If documents existed, where are they? Who authorised them? What did they say? And if instructions were given to minimise or suppress concerns, who gave those instructions?
The political dimension cannot be ignored either. Did electoral considerations influence decisions? Were politicians worried about alienating particular communities? Did party loyalty ever take precedence over safeguarding children? Those questions should be asked without fear or favour, and the answers should be established through evidence.
I have chosen not to become a core participant myself. I have serious reservations about confidentiality obligations and restrictions that could affect my ability to speak publicly. I want to remain free to discuss the wider issues, challenge institutions and continue advocating for survivors, while respecting the law and protecting confidential information.
This inquiry must not become another exercise in institutional self-preservation. It must follow the evidence wherever it leads, whether that means the Home Office, police forces, local councils, senior civil servants or politicians of any party. The victims have waited long enough, and they deserve more than carefully rehearsed political answers.
It’s not whether Keir Starmer will answer the questions. It’s whether the right questions will be asked.
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20TH NOVEMBER UK PROTESTS: MY ADVICE? STAY HOME.
If the planned protests by the left go ahead, my advice is simple. Do NOT counter-protest.
I understand the anger. I understand the temptation to turn up and make your voice heard.
But if things turn ugly, you risk being dragged into the fallout, regardless of your intentions.
Sometimes the smartest move is knowing when not to get involved.
Don’t give anyone the opportunity to turn the situation against you.
Just my take on the upcoming protests.
Adrian
Replying to @_AndersonStuart
Nobody's buying this propaganda any more. The public can see all around them what threatens their security and it's not Russia. It's lack of border control, lack of energy security, two tier justice, all of which are the result of the failure of politicians and civil servants in Westminster and Whitehall.
It's not Russia, it's people like you.
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A Labour MP has been suspended from his own party, yet the media response seems remarkably muted.
Perran Moon is facing serious questions over a taxpayer backed COVID loan, but where is the media outrage?
Imagine the headlines if this were a Reform UK MP. The coverage would be relentless.
The double standards are becoming impossible to ignore.
Labour simply cannot shake off the scandals.
It's one after another. Sometimes we're seeing multiple scandals in a single day.
This time, Labour MP Perran Moon has been suspended from the party amid concerns he attempted to wind up his company without fully repaying a taxpayer backed COVID Bounce Back Loan.
Another Labour MP. Another controversy. Another investigation.
The scandals just keep coming.
This is certainly one to follow closely over the coming months.
When the EU returns to a trading block as it was intended then it will be an asset to all European countries. It needs radical change just as the U.K. parliament does.
A powerful message from @Alice_Weidel in Strasbourg today: Europe belongs to its nations, not to Brusselian bureaucrats. A clear vision to roll back EU overreach, restore power to national parliaments and put sovereignty back at the heart of Europe. It's time to put a stop to Brussels’ ever-expanding powers.
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I want to tell you about one of the people ITV psychologically damaged, who does not appear in any documentary.
He is a Reform member in Portsmouth.
He served as a Royal Marine in Afghanistan and Iraq, with distinction.
One of ITV's undercover reporters told him they shared the same military background.
That was a lie.
The Marine, believing him, took him for a drink. They spent hours talking about their 'shared' service.
He shared deeply personal stories from the front line.
He thought he was talking to a friend who had been through the same things.
He has since learned that the man across the table was an actor with a hidden camera, sent by a television company to damage the party he volunteers for.
Violated. That's the word he used, and I'm not going to soften it.
A man who put his life on the line for this country had his most private memories extracted by deception for a TV programme.
ITV should be ashamed.


































