The “feelings” of an illegal terrorist organisation. How outrageous. Over 300 police officers murdered and many maimed by the IRA and their ilk. It is time the Chief Constable stuck to policing those who break the law and stopped pandering to criminals and terrorists.

Reminder: just yesterday we learned that: A) a former ISIS guard for a beheading squad came to yookay illegally on a boat, obviously because of the ECHR/HRA he can't be jailed or deported, living freely; B) SAS guys sent on missions to deal with ISIS beheaders were then arrested for MURDER for dealing with them; they were lied to by the military police; they have been told they can never be clear of the charges (because the ECHR/HRA means any time some lawyer like Jolyon or Hermer wants to team up with nutters on a ECHR case, the government will be forced to investigate again and remember Hermer's friend *invented* war crimes to bring cases against British soldiers, but obviously wasn't jailed, triples all round in the Inner Temple). So we're importing the jihadis at scale while prosecuting for murder SAS we rely on to defend us from the jihadis - and if you don't like this you're fascist and it's a reason to ban X in yookay. No you will not see Kemi-kasi campaign on these issues because the Tories agreed with Labour for 25 years that this combination is 'defending civilisation'. The Tories imported many of the jihadis now in the news, and the Tories approved all the worst officials and lawyers in SW1 bringing the lawfare cases, including against those who were given medals by the Queen for stopping IRA terrorist attacks - they now have to beg for cash for lawyers in their 70s/80s. And because Reform is a bin fire which can't maintain focus on anything for 2 minutes -- like Kemi-kasi -- you probably won't see anything sustained from them either.

If you're willing to have a random chat with strangers at the till that holds everyone up, you're willing to have a chat with random strangers in the cafe. Me thinks you're not very bright.

For background on the disgraceful actions of MoD, Trolley and Wally and Starmer et al, the whole stinking crew of SW1 NPCs, watch Jaycal on Shawn Ryan show. Our government is much more dangerous than ‘Putin’, our own MPs and officials are driving the country into crisis, security and financial and spiritual and constitutional. The stinking Tories supported the worst lawyers in Whitehall never forget that. Which is a reason you never see Kemi-kasi campaign on this issue. They’ll all babble ‘Slava Ukraine prepare for war with Russia’ to distract from their deliberate undermining of our own borders and importing of jihadis. This country needs to focus on reversing the vandalising of our own forces by our own rancid political parties, not babbling Slava Ukraine about a moronic war the useless NPCs keep escalating - a war between two KGB-mafia networks we stumbled ignorantly and foolishly into because the west’s political class were programmed by university to be clowns. youtu.be/nuu3ShNddKA?si=R2dj…

I’m old enough to know what happened when the IRA a terrorist organisation who targeted innocent shoppers & school children regularly bombed London & Manchester. Yet they’ve received a pardon whilst we criminalise, & hunt our own soldiers, & we wonder why no one wants to fight for our country!

Breaking News🇬🇧🔥: "The damage has been done, I don't have a magic wand, I can't turn the clock back". Nigel Farage on his renewed reluctance to seriously commit to existential UK mass deportations of the ongoing Deep State planned invasion. Many Reform voters and members are sorry to hear @Nigel_Farage clearly 'backsliding' on mass deportations, this type of rhetoric will only see a continued nosedive in the polls. From his most recent interview with the @Daily_Express - Mr Farage doesn't sound like a leader who is ready to support the mass deportations of the 'Boris Wave', that the UK needs to survive, or get anywhere close to it ideologically. Nigel Farage seems to be at odds with his colleague Mr Yusuf whom, post his party leaders (Steve Edington car crash interview), has spoken of mass deportations and in fairly decent, albeit too low numbers. A Reform brief policy document stated that a government led by Nigel Farage would seek to deport more than 600,000 people in its first parliament. Good, but since this all we've heard is a return to "I don't have a magic wand" or "the damage has been done", subconsciously conceding defeat. This was very promising as it could include a large number of individuals holding indefinite leave to remain, which would be retrospectively revoked if they failed to qualify for the proposed time-limited visas.

The murder inquiry outlasted the premierships of Johnson, Truss, Sunak, Starmer so Qs not limited to one PM or party — as for the current administration, @wesstreeting confirmed last night he will *not* meet the SAS men involved or their lawyers. Per sources, this is because some have submitted complaints to military police. I assume this reflects the fact defence secretary also oversees military law enforcement — a tension that apparently meant the MoD was unable to give any meaningful comment or view on the whole affair. That includes SAS men sent out of helicopters into nighttime battle against ISIS 48 hours after police interviews, and having homes raided and murder allegation raised before families.

Read this powerful article by @thetimes , and reflect on what has been shared.. This is not just “persecution by (extremely clumsy) process” imposed upon active-duty SAS operators fighting to detain vicious ISIS thugs in an active war zone, but also an example of performative self-immolation initiated by the most senior UK Special Forces officer at the time (G Jenkins) as self-serving exercise in what HE calls ‘transparency’…… So, if someone, anyone (quite possibly an enemy) within an active war zone says the SAS killed an unarmed man, then the so-called ‘senior leaders’ (some, as in this case, with near-zero combat experience) within the Whitehall-based ‘UK system’ desperate to demonstrate something that they call ‘transparency’ (or whatever else floats the MOD’s boat), will automatically launch an aggressive RMP operation to detain the SAS men involved…. Not on the basis of any hard evidence (there is no crime scene, no bodies, no bullets etc), but purely on distant, uncorroborated hearsay and remote, delayed analysis of operational reports; all supported by desk-bound, chinless leaders that seemingly care more about how they will (personally) look in an MOD promotion board than trying to properly understand the circumstances faced by the SAS men and defend them accordingly. What a gift this utterly pathetic weakness, low threshold investigative process and twisted self-defeating system gives to our many enemies….and what an awful message it sends to those that still volunteer to fight on our all of our behalves….

"David Davis MP in Commons this week on Legacy “The government, unfortunately, have prioritised their relationship with Dublin over their duties to their own veteran soldiers. Ireland will undoubtedly come to regret its own role in this Bill. Scrutiny of its actions during the Troubles will show that it was never the impartial party it tries to present itself as now, but instead a partisan and a criminal insurgency. "The Irish Government provided active sanctuary for IRA terrorists, and justice cannot mean relentless scrutiny for British soldiers but selective scrutiny for the Irish Government. They must accept the scrutiny of themselves that they demand of others, and we might start with an independent review of their role in the Omagh bombing, which we have heard something of today," he added. "I am afraid that this is a nation much of whose politics is hostile to Britain - we should not avoid that fact. Britain must not sacrifice its soldiers for an illusory diplomatic advantage," he said.

🇯🇵🇬🇧 What's happening to the UK is really sad. I can't believe that such an ancient country is being lost to people who hate everything about it. We Japanese stand with you and hope you can win it back before it's too late.

STATEMENT: 1. We were NOT directly informed by the hospital and know none of the detail. 2. Our solicitors received a high-level update only that requires clarification and the granular detail we will require (and deserve). 3. What seems to be yet another Friday afternoon bad news press release - very much feels like an attempt to dull the impact. 4. They should have ensured and checked we were briefed before going public. ⬇️ bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmd7… @nottmhospitals @nottm_post @bbcemt @Alison1mackITV @hudgellsol

His life. Our fight. Love. Loss. Truth. Accountability. Change. For Barney. Always. 💚💛

Stephen Kinnock, December 2024: Peter Mandelson would make "an excellent appointment" as US ambassador. "He's got very good political contacts in Washington DC" and "would be a very good person to take that relationship forward." Remember when you promoted your rotten apple?

"This time UK must learn its lesson" "Of course, we need more money" That's what European leaders say about Britain rejoining the EU. And these are the people that Burnham wants to give billions of pounds of our cash, and a say over our borders. Nuts.

The awkward moment when you're asked to provide evidence for your claim that the Windsor Framework is boosting the economy in Northern Ireland.....

All they do is lie, lie & lie. #IrelandsShame

Dear all, James here, I’m Robin’s proud son. I’m posting from Dad’s phone to let those of you who knew him here, know that he passed away this morning. He had an enormous amount of time for this place, the conversations, arguments, humour and friendships he found here, so I know he would have wanted me to tell you. His last few weeks were difficult, but he was surrounded by people who loved him and I was with him when he died. Thank you to everyone who entertained him, challenged him, supported him and made him laugh over the years. I probably won’t be replying to messages for a while, I don’t even know how on this platform you read them 🤷🏻‍♂️🤨😂, you fuckers should try Facebook more. For ease, easier to navigate and more fruitful watching what your neighbours cooked for dinner 🧐🤭 I’ll make sure anything important is seen. Bless you all. Robin was an amazing man, my Dad 🥂🙏💔 James ❤️

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It's Alastair Campbell I feel sorry for. Imagine being associated with a spectacular claim that makes headlines around the world, only for it to later emerge that it's overhyped balderdash. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6jd…

The Prime Minister is spreading conspiracy theories about the Brexit referendum. I've written to ask @AngelaRayner whether she thinks this risks eroding trust in our democracy. Politicians shouldn't try to undermine democratic votes just because they don't like the result.