Director of The Centre for Justice Policy @Justice_Policy | Transparency in our legal system | Former defence industrial/supply chain analyst

London, England
I know a lot of people have said it & I’ve seen videos of it, but actually being in a waymo is crazy. Navigating traffic & all these micro adjustments is surreal. The future is not evenly distributed
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Would be immensely humiliating for both countries if they actually tried
🚨🇫🇰 NEW: President Milei says Argentina will “take matters into [their] own hands” to gain control of the Falkland Islands [dubbed in English via @UN]
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🚨 The Crown Court scraper has been running for 22 days and just hit 18,000 unique people. The UK Government are rightly terrified to release crime data as it would be too hard to ignore the data: 📷🧵
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The only thing that’s really changed in the last two decades is that stories like this instead of being shocking national news have become run of the mill “it happened again”
The body of a seven-year-old Nigerian immigrant boy, who may the victim of voodoo ritual sacrifice by other Nigerian immigrants, is found in the Thames River, London. His fate is known because an autopsy discovers that he had been drugged to sleep and his throat had been slit.
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There were probably news stories at the time about FGM cases being discovered, and now we have dedicated FGM teams inside the NHS. We have ‘witchcraft’ experts employed by the police. There’s a long way down yet.
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If I was planning major military operations against a country I would obviously run a couple of influencing campaigns desensitising people to the population first. Quite curious that out of nowhere ‘Yemeni Khat’ has been all over my TL for a few days
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Not saying that this is happening, or that it’s wrong. I’ve just been thinking quite a bit about memetics recently. Everything we catch is quite unsophisticated, so either everyone in the space is bad at their job or very sophisticated stuff is happening that we’re not seeing
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With modern technology, particularly around surveillance, detection, and targeting, you really could do this. Raids on businesses. Flying squads sent to suspect councils to review every single contract for fraud. But it’s not just how relatively easy it would be, but how transformative. Imagine the effect on the high street if you got rid of every money laundering business? The money saved from eliminating the grey economy? We don’t have to live like this. A better future is possible.
Given the will to do it, and the will to legislate, we could probably eliminate organised crime in the UK within a single parliamentary term
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People in DC are like no I won’t tell you what my name is or what my job is but you should add me on signal
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This was a quite hilarious blunder but still doesn’t top Canada inviting a ‘Ukrainian WW2 Hero’ for a standing ovation in their parliament and he turned out to have been a volunteer for the SS
Breaking: The Archbishop of Canterbury has now withdrawn the interfaith award she gave on the anniversary of 9/11 to a Muslim cleric - after it emerged he had praised Osama bin Laden archbishopofcanterbury.org/n…
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Given the will to do it, and the will to legislate, we could probably eliminate organised crime in the UK within a single parliamentary term
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Other countries have done this from far more fraught situations and with far less state capacity than we possess, and we have the great advantage of being an island
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‘Charity’ employees that help to facilitate illegal activity should obviously face criminal charges. This whole rotten system needs a sledgehammer taking to it
A British asylum charity repeatedly helped adult migrants claiming to be children, a Telegraph investigation has found. Care4Calais supported a series of cases involving asylum seekers whose ages were disputed. Read the full investigation ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…
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Why does he even have the ability to boil water? If we are forced to keep animals like this alive he should be strapped to a chair and sedated 24/7
Axel Rudakubana allegedly threw boiling water mixed with sugar at a prison officer, a court heard. During the alleged incident on May 8 last year, Rudakubana threw the mixture through a hatch in his cell door at Belmarsh prison, Westminster magistrates’ court were told on Monday. 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…
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The details of this are grisly, really quite horrible. I got to know the victim and her family during the process of acquiring this and was genuinely blown away by the determination and resilience. They wanted this public, in the hopes that others might be spared
Today, as part of the open justice project, and at the request of the victim, we are publishing the full trial of Khaliz Ali Alshimery. An Illegal migrant found guilty of raping an autistic student in Oxford while living in taxpayer funded accommodation
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You can watch the interviews with them conducted by @StevenEdginton here:
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Watch my film featuring interviews with Sophie and her father here: piped.video/li8yx0Ghi3A
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This trial covered in detail by @StevenEdginton, is now available to read by the public. One of the most interesting aspects is the so called ‘bedoon’ loophole Claim to be Bedouins/bedoons & therefore to not have any papers or documentation while also claiming no criminal record
Today, as part of the open justice project, and at the request of the victim, we are publishing the full trial of Khaliz Ali Alshimery. An Illegal migrant found guilty of raping an autistic student in Oxford while living in taxpayer funded accommodation
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Today, as part of the open justice project, and at the request of the victim, we are publishing the full trial of Khaliz Ali Alshimery. An Illegal migrant found guilty of raping an autistic student in Oxford while living in taxpayer funded accommodation
EXCLUSIVE: The full story of Khaliz Ali Alshimery, the illegal migrant who hunted women and raped a 20-year-old autistic student in Oxford, and the system that failed her. • In court, his barrister accused the student he raped of exposing herself, grabbing at his penis, and demanding £50 for sex • Migrant NGOs and protesters fought his transfer from a hotel to a barge days before he attacked her • The BBC ran 3 stories on his conviction and never once mentioned he was an illegal migrant • The victim's letter to the Home Office asking what they knew about Alshimery went unanswered • He's now exploiting a "stateless Bidoon" loophole to avoid deportation "It feels like his country now, not mine," his victim told me. Read the full investigation: stevenedginton.com/p/i-am-th…
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