The Labour Party [and TUC] spent the last month spitting on Jews. But now Holborn is in the bag and Conference is over, Labour need to shuffle back to the centre, sharpish. So they are confecting outrage at the Greens' endemic antisemitism to memory hole their own evil.

I stand with Israel.

You've probably given them all asylum.

This may be the most disgusting thing I've seen on a mainstream channel. @skynews is broadcasting live coverage of the October 7 memorial from Nova. Overlaying it is @adamparsons giving his view that the real villains are the Israeli cabinet. Listen to it. It's vile

Unless I'm mistaken, she didn't outline a single policy measure along these lines, and fails to note that ghettos have been established for decades now. The Bradford “Pakistani” community, for instance, is made up overwhelmingly of the Mirpuri diaspora, which occupies self-sustaining ghettoes where they mostly form the majority. The denizens do not mix with outsiders at a social level; they have their own social structures (baradari) which serve to provide a framework for their own governance, independent of the host nation structures. Many retain their home languages, which are often spoken in their homes – where many wives don’t speak English at all – and increasingly in the streets and public buildings. There is no realistic way to break up these ghettos, not least since they've been buying up the real estate for decades, and what isn't sold to them voluntarily, they will take steps to 'encourage' people to sell. Substantial numbers of Mirpuris moving into a white area can depress property prices by as much as 60 percent because they behave like animals. There's a reason we have yet to understand the scale of grooming in Bradford and it's because it is a Pakistani mafia run city. You cannot speak of integration because they do not want to integrate, there is nothing discernibly English left to integrate into, and native English people, for good reason, don't want to be anywhere near them. Anti-ghetto policies might have prevented this had we implemented them from the outset, but now we have cities like Birmingham and Manchester which are largely conurbations of squalid ethnic ghettoes. Much has been written on how multiculturalism has failed, and how we're sleep-walking into ethnic balkanisation, but in policy terms, there is now little that can be done to address this. Again, we've left it too late. We can certainly stop funding ethnocentric NGOs and charities but the diasporas are now well established and self-sustaining. They control local politics and are able to divert funds to their own communities. There is no way to softly encourage integration. You're not going to get elderly Pakistani men to stop wearing pyjamas and start speaking English unless you force them to. You're not going to stop Pakistanis conducting their community affairs in a foreign language unless you force them. You have to shut down the mosques where hate preachers operate (which is probably most of them). You're going to have to order foreign owned shops to replace their signs with English signs. You're going to have to ban the burka. And they will resist all of that. They will riot. They are not going to integrate willingly. They simply do not want to. It's got this bad because no government wanted to pick a fight. They resigned themselves to having lost this battle - and public policy ever since has been about managing race relations, even if that means two-tier policing and a soft-touch approach when dealing with ethnic sensitivities. And now we have a tinderbox of ethnic tensions, and we are only ever a Southport style atrocity away from another outbreak of riots. There is nothing any community cohesion quango can do about this. You simply cannot integrate entire districts of low IQ primitives. There was never any real reason to expect anything particularly robust from Badenoch but even I expected more than the customary Tory bleating about Birbalsingh's Michaela school. We should also recall that Badenoch was trotting out these same mantras in June last year only to say nothing of substance at last year's conference. She's had an entire year to set out her stall on this, and she has even less to say about it this year. There is no sense of urgency to her, no sense that she understands the scale of the problems or indeed that she has the stomach and the wits to actually do something. In all probability she is backing away from such rhetoric to steer her party back to its Lib Dem centre, having realised that nobody on the right will touch her party with a barge pole. That we're seeing more from Tugendhat and Mordaunt tells us the direction of travel, which suggests Badenoch has given up on reforming her unreformable party. I can't say I especially blame her given the raw material she has to work with, but she might as well drop any pretence that it is a conservative party. She is making policies for a country that no longer exists, and hasn't for some time. Badenoch inhabits a world of her own where reality never intrudes. We can safely say her leadership has been an abject failure.

Plenty of future ones I'll bet.

Today marks 3 years since the October 7 Massacre, a day that changed Israel forever. We will never forget ❤️‍🩹

A clown you are, Burnham. The largest sponsor of global antisemitic terror (by FAR) is in this pic. Your degen activists are celebrating in London and your degen Mayor and his puppet police aren't even pulling them for wearing masks. That Abu Dhabi money bought a lot, eh?

October 7 2026, 3pm - Jew haters screamed for an intifada outside the offices of the Board of Deputies. - Other Jew haters marched in celebration of Oct 7 in London despite being asked not to. They wore face masks despite being told it was illegal. - At Leeds Uni, at a vigil for Oct 7, chalk messages had been written on the floor ‘Zionism is racism’. Tearful Jewish students had their photos taken and were mocked for being Zionists. - Groups as disparate as Black Lives Matter UK to a Methodist Church Charity erased what happened to Israelis on Oct 7 to make it all about Palestinians - Plaid Cymbru was among the political groups to accuse Israel of the genocide libel while they marked the genocidal activities of Hamas. It feels like they are trying to force us out of this country. Our country. But we are not going without a fight.

'..and that's what we were doing when you came home early from bingo. Honest'

To all those celebrating October 7 by taking part in a pro-Hamas march, fuck you.

Almost every Jew or Israeli is linked somehow to a person murdered on October 7. Or kidnapped. Or kidnapped then murdered. My friend’s son, Jake Marlowe, brutally murdered at Nova. He was working as security there and saved many lives before he himself was slaughtered. A hero. My brother in law’s room mate at college, Ori Danino. A beautiful soul, with a smile as wide as the ocean, he saved a car load of festival goers and escaped himself before heading back to try to save people he had only just met. He was then kidnapped from his car in Nova, held hostage in a tunnel in Gaza for 329 days where he was tortured and starved, then murdered at point blank range alongside the other members of ‘The Beautiful Six’, Carmel Gat, Alex Lobanov, Almog Sarusi, Hersh Goldberg Polin and Eden Yerushalmi. My best friend’s first cousin Uriel Baruch, husband, father, would be the first to help anyone.. always smiling, slaughtered as he drove away from Nova then his corpse kidnapped and held for 737 days. We will never be over it. We will never forgive. We will never forget.

My heart is broken Never forget the Bibas family

Kemi Badenoch has just delivered one of the strongest Conservative Conference speeches in years. Passionate, patriotic and aimed at the whole country, she had a packed hall on its feet. Truly incredible! 🇬🇧 Kemi will be the next Prime Minister.

Kemi Badenoch absolutely savages Reform UK, joking they’ll soon be “measuring up the curtains for their prison cells” before tearing into their rancid identity politics. And on calls for a pact: “People are calling for the right to unite but we will not be uniting with that.”

Come on @metpoliceuk You made a ruling of no face coverings.

Today is a horrendous day for all of us. My thoughts and prayers are with every Israeli. And they go out to every Jew in the diaspora like me. Not only was that day so traumatising but it was the start of a global rise in Jew hatred. Thank you to every non-Jew that has stood with us since. Footage taken from my visit to the Nova Music Festival site in Southern Israel last time I was there 💔 With the song We Will Dance Again - @BoyGeorge We will dance again.

The Evidence Wasn't Deleted. So Publish It For months, the government's answer to who shaped its new definition of anti-Muslim hostility was simple: the evidence was gone. It never was. Will Garton, director general at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, has confirmed in writing that more extensive searches, including technical work by departmental IT specialists, found that "the underlying Call for Evidence response dataset is still held on Departmental systems." Nick Timothy was first told the material wasn't held. He kept pushing. The department eventually discovered that it was. This isn't some incidental pile of correspondence. The government's own published account calls the working group's evidence gathering "significant" and says the Call for Evidence "forms the basis of the definition that the government is now adopting." If this evidence underpins a definition ministers want organisations across Britain to use, the public has an obvious interest in knowing who submitted it and how it shaped the outcome, personal data protected where the law requires. Questions about the process predate the dataset reappearing. Rayner appointed Dominic Grieve to chair the supposedly independent group despite Grieve having written the foreword to the 2018 APPG report proposing the earlier Islamophobia definition. Akeela Ahmed, a panel member, had publicly championed that same definition. Harder to find among the five members is any voice for the free-speech or secularist case. Sir John Jenkins, a former ambassador the group approached, refused to take part, believing its direction already appeared predetermined. There's also a question ministers haven't properly answered. In June, James Cleverly asked specifically whether MEND, CAGE, the Muslim Association of Britain or the Muslim Council of Britain had submitted written evidence. The government replied that the consultation was open to everyone, that the department hadn't engaged with those groups, and that the working group hadn't met them. Cleverly hadn't asked who they'd met. He asked who had submitted evidence. That distinction matters. An organisation doesn't need to sit across a table from Grieve to shape an open consultation. It only needs to send a submission. That alone doesn't prove the process was captured, even though it might look that way. It does mean transparency matters more, not less, and the records now survive to provide it. Publish the submissions, redact what the law requires, and let the public see who tried to shape this definition. The deeper problem goes beyond Islamophobia. A department built national policy on what it calls a substantial evidence exercise. When an opposition MP sought the material, officials said it wasn't held. Only further pressure and a forensic search found it was. Garton's letter says ministers weren't involved in handling or retention decisions, so there's no evidence yet that ministers ordered anything concealed. There's every reason to ask how an official FOI process missed evidence important enough to justify government policy. The government can no longer claim disclosure is impossible because the evidence vanished. Its own director general confirms it survives. If the process was as rigorous as ministers maintain, publishing it should only prove that. If it wasn't, the public deserves to know that too. The question was never really where the evidence went. It's why, now the government admits it still has it, the country still isn't allowed to see it. "Rayner appointed Dominic Grieve to chair the supposedly independent group despite Grieve having written the foreword to the 2018 APPG report proposing the earlier Islamophobia definition."

You filthy, vile, demonic, backward, morally blind GROYPERS. You come at us with your pure evil Nazism — daily blaspheming the mighty name of Jesus with your “Christ is King” — and all the while you look to MONSTERS and PERVERTS like Nick Fuentes and Andrew Tate as your heroes. Repent immediately and find better heroes—or rot in hell with the demons you love.

For Jews around the world there is a before and after October 7. On this day we mourn - even as Israelis were still being murdered in their beds, those who hate us were roused. They were excited. And that bloodlust has changed life not just for Jews but for all of us. Link to read the full piece below:

Today is October 7th. Three years ago, at 6:29 on a Saturday morning, on the Sabbath and the festival of Simchat Torah, history changed forever. Under a barrage of thousands of rockets, Hamas terrorists broke through the border from Gaza and went from house to house, hunting human beings. Around 1,200 people were murdered in a single day, most of them civilians. It was the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. They were young people dancing at sunrise at the Nova music festival, where more than 360 were gunned down as they ran. They were families in Be'eri, Kfar Aza and Nir Oz, killed in their homes, in their beds, and in the safe rooms where parents held the doors shut with their bare hands. Homes were burned with people still inside. Women were raped. Grandparents and children were shot side by side. 251 people were dragged into Gaza as hostages, among them Holocaust survivors in their eighties and a nine-month-old baby. Some were held in tunnels for more than two years. Many never came home alive. This was a massacre and an act of war, launched against civilians by the wicked and evil terrorist organisation Hamas, who filmed it, celebrated it, and vowed to do it again and again. No nation on earth would be asked to live beside that. No government could look its people in the eye and leave their murderers in power, or leave their sons, daughters and grandparents in the tunnels. Israel did not choose this war. It was brought to her on a holy day, at dawn, to families asleep in their beds. She had not just the right to fight it, but the duty. Today we remember every name, every face and every empty chair at every table. May their memory be a blessing. Never forget. Never again.