It's critical now, Britain is in intensive care. Deport immigrants and restore Britain to greatness. Never vote for the uniparty. Birmingham-istan survivor.

Birmingham
The irony of the Conservative party having a union jack next to their Nigerian leader who's promising to end mass immigration is something to behold. Kemi Badenoch was the pioneer dinghy migrant who was lucky enough to have wealthy parents that could fly in to abuse the rules.
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It's official. The BBC is racist! Only against white people of course - like most other British organisations.
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Neil Hughes retweeted
BBC Children in Need awarded the following grants: Anti Racist Cumbria - £50,000 Asylum Aid - £75,000 The New Black Film Collective - £49,820 open.substack.com/pub/gillc/…
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Neil Hughes retweeted
The Tories keep saying they “made mistakes”. Mistakes? You governed this country for 14 years. These weren’t a few bad calls around the edges. These were decisions that fundamentally changed Britain, some of them potentially forever. They left us with the highest tax burden since WW2. Now they talk about cutting taxes. They grew the state. They grew the Civil Service to historic levels. They let the welfare bill balloon. Now they talk about small government. They buried businesses, financial markets, property and housebuilding under regulation. Now they tell us regulation is strangling growth. No shit Sherlock. But who wrote it? They now say regulation stopped homes being built. Who wrote it? They milked Stamp Duty. Now they want to abolish it. Home ownership fell dramatically on their watch. Now they have the audacity to tell us they are the party of home ownership. London was one of the great centres of global finance. By 2024, the UK was down to 20th in the world for IPO fundraising. One of the greatest financial centres on earth decimated by a Conservative government. They enshrined Net Zero in law. Now they want to abolish it, apparently they just realised how damaging it is to our economy. Kemi said countries with expensive energy are poor. Who made our energy expensive? They allowed the Armed Forces to shrink while the rest of the state grew. Now they tell us defence is the first duty of government. Really? Was it not the first duty of government during the 14 years you were actually the government? They promised to stop the boats. They didn’t. They cut police numbers. They closed magistrates’ courts. They hollowed out the justice system. And while people were being robbed, burgled, stabbed or having their shops emptied, the Conservatives had the audacity to arrest people for tweets. And then there is immigration. They promised to control it. Bring it down to tens of thousands. Instead they gave us the Boris wave, just about 4 million people. Net migration reached levels Britain had never seen before. And this is exactly why calling these things “mistakes” doesn’t cut it. Because you cannot simply reverse years of mass migration. Some government decisions alter a country for a few years. The Conservative’s decisions altered Britain for a generation. Some may have altered it permanently. And please spare us the “new Conservative Party”. It isn’t. Kemi Badenoch was a minister. Chris Philp was a minister. Andrew Griffith was a minister and the Government’s Net Zero Business Champion. Claire Coutinho was literally the Net Zero Secretary. Richard Fuller was a Treasury minister. Alex Burghart was a minister. They were making the decisions. They had the power. They were the government. Governments don’t get to experiment on a country for fourteen years, fundamentally change it, leave behind damaging consequences that could last for generations, change the wording on the leaflet and demand that everyone treats them as the new management. These weren’t simply “mistakes”. They were deliberate choices. Choices that changed our economy, our population and the size and reach of the state. And some of those changes may never be fully undone. That is the arrogance of it. The belief that you can make decisions of this magnitude, fundamentally change the country, wait for the political wind to turn and then say: “Sorry. We got it wrong. Trust us to fix it.” No, you broke Britain and only Reform will fix it.
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This what 2nd generation migrants in Britain look and sound like. They absolutely hate us.
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The Tories offer nothing more than declaring that anyone can be English if they act like it, then calling you a racist for suggesting we deport the ones who don't. Jacob Rees-Mogg told Tucker Carlson that everything that happened to Britain since the Second World War was worth it because "At least we're not speaking German." But presumably, if Churchill had furnished the Luftwaffe with British passports, Mogg would insist they're as English as he is? Because his government invited millions who speak Hindi, Pashtun, and Urdu to live at our expense, and allowed thousands more to invade us via small boats across the Channel; but if you suggest they aren't British, Mogg will compare you to Hitler. He's still fighting the Second World War in his head, against phantom fascists and brownshirts who dare to recognise differences between the ethnic groups, religions, and cultures he imported and ourselves. Tim Stanley thinks only by making Kemi Badenoch Prime Minister can Britain heal its racial divides. Demographic change has happened, "and it's not going back," Tim insists. If you don't agree, Tim will call you a "lunatic", a "brownshirt", and insist you must be gatekept out of politics. Unlike Tim, I'm not obsessed with being governed by "mummy". I don't think it is a good in itself to be ruled by a Nigerian woman. I don't feel compelled to forfeit political representation and possession of my country to clear my name of accusations of racism. I won't take lectures on prudence by cuckolds whose liberalism cannot conserve any of the demographic and cultural givens their worldview relies on. Like the Conservative Party, the post-War consensus is a spent force. The more its taboos are invoked, the weaker they become, because living in the Britain they have created is simply intolerable.
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West Midlands Police are boasting about their local enforcement team in my area of Birmingham. A shop had £50k of tobacco and a car seized and a man with 27 wraps of cocaine was given a "community resolution". Dealing cocaine is basically legal now. What a farce.
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People say my city of Birmingham is an immigrant infested dump, but we have some incredibly attractive lamposts...
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President Trump is correct. The only thing that surprises me about the riots in Paris is that they haven't spread to Britain yet. When they do I suspect they'll be a lot worse. The wilful neglect of controlling British borders should be a criminal offence.
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Diversity is our strength... If you don't live around this at the moment, enjoy yourself because it's very very close.
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Yes, just awful news.
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Neil Hughes retweeted
Egypt was once a Christian nation. Today it is roughly 90–95 percent Muslim. Syria was once a Christian nation. Today it is 87 percent Muslim. Turkey was once a Christian nation. Today it is about 99 percent Muslim. Sudan sustained Christian kingdoms for centuries. Today it is about 97 percent Muslim. Iraq, was once home to large Christian communities. Today it is about 97 percent Muslim. These shifts did not happen overnight. They followed conquest, sustained pressure, conversion, and the gradual erosion of Christian majorities over generations. If you assume nothing comparable can occur in the United Kingdom, the historical record suggests you are mistaken.
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Nothing to do with the jab. Nothing to see here folks just remember Pfizer were only trying to help and didn't try and cover up their data...
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Neil Hughes retweeted
NEW: President Trump has accepted a recommendation from @SecWar and the Pentagon to execute the jihadist who opened fire on unarmed American soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009. Nidal Malik Hasan shouted “Allahu Akbar” before killing 13 and wounding 32. He’ll be executed by firing squad. His execution will be within 150 days but no sooner than 60. Judgement Day is coming.
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UK government announces emergency plans to grant asylum to all Kenyan's...
Kenya confirms its first Ebola death as outbreak spreads bbc.in/4j2kJT7
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Britain is totally unprotected from drones and missiles yet we've given Ukraine £25 billion. Insanity.
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Dawood Safi, an Afghan migrant who had previously been an Uber driver has been sentenced to an indefinite hospital order for stabbing Wayne Broadburst to death today at Southwark crown court. Another "mentally ill" Afghan that the government let in. Rupert Lowe is correct. All involved need to go to prison. Everyone.
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I don't think Shabana Mahmood thought this statement through properly did she. Most of the women are raped or murdered on the way to Britain in the dinghy! Then out government gives the rapists and murderers a nice place to live in and free food!
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Hampshire police have arrested 12 British people after protests in Gosport last night. Over 1000 migrants are currently on their way to Britain. It's only going to get worse.
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Germany had 2 million voluntary brown shirts that outnumbered the police and army to gain control of the country. It seems Britain will have to go in the same direction. How has it got to the stage where Brits are locked in their houses in Gosport to import soldiers!
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BREAKING: US Air Force bails from RAF Fairford following security concerns at the British base B1, B2 and B52 bombers will now operate from the USA while airmen and their families have returned home to America The United States has basically said “enough” in a damning indictment of its military alliance with Britain This is big.
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