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These people treat their own kids as disposable and I’m supposed to trust them near mine? Go fuck yourself.
A child left behind, injured in the water, while his father gets onto the boat and leaves French lifeguards to save him. What kind of father does that? Crashing waves. Chaos. A child struggling in the water, while his own father boards the boat rather than staying to protect him. I believe scenes like this expose the failures surrounding these crossings, from the charities involved, to the actions of the French authorities, to the decisions being made by the British Government. People are becoming increasingly angry about what they are seeing. I genuinely fear that if confidence in the authorities continues to collapse, some people will eventually try to take matters into their own hands. To be absolutely clear, I am not condoning, encouraging or supporting violence in any way, shape or form. Adrian
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I posted a story yesterday about a charity called Migrant Help that's being funded by our taxes. It now transpires this charity has 600 employees. Who we're paying for. We certainly didn't agree to this. It's blatant abuse of our money.
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The decision to remand 'Danny Tommo' - a foregone conclusion the moment District Judge Tan Ikram was listed to preside over the hearing - is a reminder that despite the shortage, space can always be found when it suits them.
The inability of the courts to remand dangerous offenders in custody is further undermining Britain's justice system. My latest for @unherd unherd.com/newsroom/trust-is…
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🚨Bailed for an alleged rape.. 👇👇 Syrian national Ahmad Hania, 27, in court accused of raping a 15-year-old schoolgirl and sexually assaulting another teenager at a Kenilworth hotel. Denies all charges. Not remanded — bail continued. Trial not until August 2028. birminghammail.co.uk/news/mi…
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Said it before and I'll say it again, do not plead guilty to a politically motivated charge. You'll be told that if you do 1/3rd of your sentence will be knocked off and that you'll get bail pending trial. Well you won't, no matter what you say, no matter how petty your offence you will be kept in custody pending trial - and if you've plead guilty you will be given an grossly excessive sentence justified on the basis that it will serve as an example to others. Don't be tempted, if you're charged with a politically sensitive offence you will suffer prison time. On the other hand juries can and do see through the political posturing of the state and more often then not will find you not guilty. So I'll say it again, if the prosecution against you is politically motivated never, ever plead guilty - or you will do 2 years inside for throwing an empty plastic bottle and telling a copper what you think of him.
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It's not surprising that Mauritius is so desperate to get this deal through. Can you imagine being Mauritius; a small country, GDP of around $16 billion a year, a population of around 1.3 million, no conventional army, yet despite these limitations, you are able to get the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office into agreeing a deal that would see Britain give away their own sovereign territory, while paying for the privilege of doing so, and with this new-found money, you are able to introduce tax cuts that would exempt 80% of your workers paying income tax, all while Britons face the highest tax burden since WW2. You have quite literally hit the jackpot. And despite the British Government having numerous setback that would allow them to exit this terrible deal, they still try and persist on getting it through.
The Chagos deal, if enacted, would be so beneficial to Mauritius, that they were planning to implement tax cuts that would see 80% of workers exempt from paying income tax. British taxpayers would quite literally be funding tax cuts for Mauritians.
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Bottles thrown everywhere, swearing constantly. Not 1 of these parasites even got charged. Englishman, Del Somerville, got 2 years this week. Don't tell me two-tier policing and judiciary doesn't exist.
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Since 2021, roughly 480,000 people have claimed asylum in Britain. Most have come from the Middle East, with 44,000 from Iran, 40,000 from Afghanistan and 34,000 from Pakistan. About three-quarters of asylum seekers are now men; nearly half are aged 18 to 29.
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We now live in a country that gives a man two years in prison for throwing a plastic water bottle and swearing at police, And gives a migrant Deliveroo driver that brutally raped a pregnant woman causing a miscarriage to 12 MONTHS in prison. Fucked isn’t the word.
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🚨NEW: A prolific sex offender who secretly photographed children and used artificial intelligence to create sexualised images of children was repeatedly granted bail to his flat overlooking a children's playground, despite police and prosecutors warning of the risk he posed
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Mauritian media highlighting just how large a contribution the Chagos deal would make: a perpetual 1.3% of GDP / 4.5% of govt revenue line item. The govt snuck it into its equivalent of the OBR’s forecasts to get their last budget through.
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Andy Burnham who wants a Ministry of Truth is fighting against releasing truthful information.
🚨 BREAKING: The Labour government is fighting an Information Commissioner order to publish detailed conviction figures by nationality, court papers obtained by GB News show. • The Ministry of Justice is appealing a ruling that followed a Freedom of Information request by Centre for Migration Control director Robert Bates for 2018 to 2024 convictions broken down by nationality and offence type, including violence, sexual offences, drugs, weapons, theft and robbery. • Bates records the MoJ as arguing that “the interests and fundamental rights and freedoms of the affected data subjects outweigh the legitimate interests in disclosure.”
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Surely the most natural place to start combating foreign interference is by stopping non citizens from voting
🚨 WATCH: Andy Burnham announces he will create a "National Centre for Information Defence" to combat foreign interference
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Quiet everyone, the professor specializing in I Hate Britain Studies is speaking.
It’s time for a zero tolerance crack down on far right thugs. They’re costing the taxpayer, soaking up police resources, intimidating peaceful communities & delaying the measures that are reducing the asylum backlog & its cost. Enough is enough. theguardian.com/world/2026/s…
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They can’t even wait until they invade a country before they start raping They will even rape their own people on a boat, so god help everyone else when they get to the mainland !!
Woman is gang-raped on migrant boat during deadly Atlantic crossing to Spanish holiday island trib.al/AT6PPAO
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Replying to @PolitlcsUK
This is just a new tax with a broader scope and a less logical reason behind it than the TV license. Why should 'anyone who pays for Internet broadband' have to fund this? This feels like something that would exactly fit the criteria of a dodgy/unwanted subscription...
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I'm sure everyone who stopped paying their licence fee because they no longer watch live TV will be thrilled.
🚨 NEW: The Government is reportedly considering replacing the BBC licence fee with a £11 monthly “internet charge” It would be added to the bill of anyone who pays for internet broadband
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I want to go back to dismembering people for stealing just to see how many people would still risk it if it meant losing a finger. Because I'd rather that then ask the associate to unlock the damn chicken because of retards like this.
Free food glitch hasn’t been patched!
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Canadian cancer patient mentions that her doctors asked her if she knew about euthanasia. Her comments are full of people calling her a liar because the reality is too horrid for them to contemplate. That's what legalising euthanasia does to the fabric of a society.
I am a disabled Canadian who dealt with a cancer diagnosis. I did have #MAiD brought up in therapeutic spaces inappropriately, 3 times over 2 surgeries. Then 2 other times. Dury to inform is real & traumatic to the patient it's being introduced to when they're asking to live.
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