There’s no excuse for animal abuse. If they dare touch a hair on your head I’ll fight to the last breath.🇮🇪 🐬🐷🦊🐳🐘☘️

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Is he under arrest yet for common assault and wearing a face covering at a 'protest'? If not, why not @metpoliceuk Two Tier Britain laid bare.
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We found him. The man in this video has been identified as Richard Donnelly, a PhD researcher at Kingston University London. Facebook posts of his talks are deeply disturbing.
Stand Up To Racism was extremely aggressive towards @YoungBobRB during a Restore Britain campaign. L
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RT @AnimalRising: ❗️ Alone, scared, and without her children. Luna leaves the pig cage she has been forced to call home for weeks. What ha…
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This is what our Restore Britain campaigning team was met with today in Holborn and St Pancras, more footage coming in. @YoungBobRB captured this.
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This is all becoming increasingly bizarre under Andy Burnham. His wife has now given up her job to follow him around in an “unofficial First Lady” role. What exactly does that mean? Will she now be travelling around Britain, and the world, alongside the Prime Minister at taxpayers expense? We didn’t vote for her. She isn’t in government, and in Britain, we do not have a “First Lady”. The whole Burnham operation feels like one enormous grift.
Andy Burnham’s wife quits job to focus on supporting husband in ‘unofficial First Lady role’ gbnews.com/politics/andy-bur…
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When calves are born male, they’re immediately taken from their mothers & raised for #veal. They’re confined like this for their short 2-4 month lives, usually tethered and kept anemic to keep the #meat tender. 😡 Then slaughtered as BABIES. 💔
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Whilst Del Somerville has just been sentenced to 2 years for throwing a plastic bottle at a protest, I want to remind you that not a single one of these scumbags was ever even charged... Don't worry though guys, labour told us there is no two tier justice in the UK...
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Dame Emma Thompson is President of a charity that received £1,194,240 from taxpayers between 2021-25 It campaigns for asylum seekers
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RT @XposeTrophyHunt: Katherine Kingsbury, avid hunter & outdoorswoman, Tennessee killed this bear cub. For crying out loud! How is this eve…
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The monster on the left is illegal migrant Hadush Kebatu. He broke into our country on a small boat and after only 8 DAYS he sexually assaulted a 14yr-old girl and a woman. He was sentenced to 12 months. The man on the right is father of 2, Del Somerville. He threw a plastic bottle and swore at police. He was sentenced to TWO YEARS. Disgusting two-tier justice.
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Favour please 🙏🙏 I’d love for every single person who supports me to quote post the post below Not for me but for the uk I honestly believe it could turn the tide of the conversation and wake up the sleeping masses of the uk
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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It is truly inspiring to be here in Tam Dao at @AnimalsAsia’s moon bear sanctuary. I’m here with my great friends @GrumpyOldRick @lesley_nicol & Andrew T @OrangePlanetPic and of course @moonbearJill it is one of the most peaceful places on earth. 🐻🐻🐻👍👍👍
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❗️ Tom Spent Every Night On Luna’s Farm - FOR A MONTH ❗️ Tom is an undercover investigator with Animal Rising and is one of the reasons that the world now knows Luna’s story. We’re telling Luna’s story because she can’t, but Britain deserves to know it.
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💚💛Just arrived for the The Barnaby Webber Foundation - inaugural ‘big footie match’ between Taunton School and King's College Taunton ⚽️🏆 Kick off is 7pm! Taunton Town FC is looking glorious in the evening sun!If you are around, do come along and join us all. @TauntonTownFC @tauntonschool @KingsTaunton
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Torsten. How kind of you to get out with the crack team. "Fantastic to get out... @Sagal_AW would make a brilliant MP, and a powerful voice for the local area." That is what you wrote while campaigning in Holborn and St Pancras. What you are actually doing is parachuting your endorsement onto a candidate whose own council record is already under formal investigation. One hundred and twenty four findings of maladministration by the Housing Ombudsman. Twenty of them severe. Repairs completed at ninety percent against a national average of seventy three. Residents left waiting hundreds of working days for answers. Complaints closed as "not a complaint". A cancer patient told tobacco smoke was unlikely to be harmful. A man with PTSD told he was being managed. You used to run the Resolution Foundation. You wrote books and columns about making the economy work for working people. You chose to stand in Swansea West despite being a Londoner with no prior connection. Now you are out knocking doors telling voters that the woman who ran Camden's housing like that will be a brilliant MP for their area. You did not mention the Ombudsman report. You did not mention the backlog. You did not mention the template letters that apologised for people feeling the need to write in. Torsten, you called her a powerful voice for the local area. The local area already had her as their landlord. They heard that voice in the form of delayed repairs and ignored pleas. You are not giving the seat a powerful voice. You are giving it the same voice that left council tenants waiting in the dark.
Fantastic to get out with @mike_reader and a crack team of @UKLabour volunteers in Holborn and St Pancras. @Sagal_AW would make a brilliant MP, and a powerful voice for the local area. Great to speak to lots of supporters on the doors.
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Sagal. How kind of you to put Thames Water on notice. Burst main. Fire brigade. Basements full. Bills up. People before profit. That is the clip. You walk the street, point at wet brick, and demand a private company put residents first. You were Cabinet Member for Better Homes. Thirty one thousand council homes. Your name on the door. The Housing Ombudsman did not put you on notice with a video. It published a special investigation. One hundred and twenty four findings of maladministration. Twenty of them severe. Repairs failing at ninety percent against a national average of seventy three. Residents waiting hundreds of working days just to be answered. One case still outstanding from 2016 when the watchdog arrived. Staff trained to close complaints as not a complaint. Template letters that apologised for people feeling the need to write in. A cancer patient reported smoke through a hole. The council said tobacco smoke was unlikely to be harmful. A deaf resident asked for an interpreter. Budget, they said. A man with PTSD said it was making him suicidal. He was managed and ignored. That was not Thames Water. That was the landlord you ran. When the chamber asked you about it you told the opposition to have some humility. Then you blamed the Tories. Then you blamed demand. You did not say the homes were your job. Now you want Westminster. Housing at the heart of the campaign. People before profit. The phrase fits a shop window. It did not fit the inbox you left unanswered. Thames Water leaks. That is true. Camden leaked for years under a cabinet member who now films herself discovering water. You are not putting them on notice. You are putting a camera on a pipe and hoping nobody reads the Ombudsman.
I'm putting Thames Water on notice.
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Andy Burnham has announced at the UN a new ‘National Centre for Information Defence’ to wage war against ‘untrue narratives’. He claims that “everything we hold dear” is under attack from so-called “misinformation”. This might be the most censorious thing a modern British Government has done. We already have NSOIT, the Government Communication Service, the Media Monitoring Unit, RICU, the Defending Democracy Taskforce, the Joint Election Security and Preparedness Unit, the FCDO’s Information Threats and Influence Directorate, 77th Brigade, NCSC/GCHQ, the National Cyber Force and the Social Cohesion Taskforce. Is that not enough? How do we know this new body won’t be weaponised to silence dissent and chill free speech? Will it reprimand the Government itself? FSU Director of Policy and Research @DavidRoseUK's new briefing argues that the Government has itself been spreading misinformation about misinformation — exaggerating the scale of the threat it poses. The Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, flounced off X, citing the spread of misinformation as a threat to democracy. If government ministers genuinely care about tackling mis- and disinformation, they should stay, debate and challenge falsehoods with more information — not less. It is vital that the UK defends our democracy against hostile actors such as Russia. But safeguards are essential to prevent bodies established for that purpose from expanding their remit to domestic dissent and policing the social media posts of British citizens who criticise government policy. We should remember that more than 62,000 people have reportedly been arrested for “speech offences” in Britain over the past five years — including social media posts. Meanwhile, under its media green paper, Watch This Space, the Labour Government is already proposing measures intended to promote “trustworthy” news sources. The concern is that this could favour established outlets such as the BBC while disadvantaging more critical outlets such as GB News and independent journalism. The Government needs to explain exactly what powers this new Centre will have, who decides what constitutes an “untrue narrative”, and what safeguards will prevent it from becoming a tool for policing lawful dissent. 2026 Britain is turning more into 1984 by the day. We literally now have a Ministry of Truth.
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