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“British patriots should not shill for Israel, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does.”

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I think she's adorable! 🎃😁

Most of the third-world savages burning down French schools were born in France. If it were happening here, your boss would say they were just as British as we are. You’ll do nothing.

Mass migration is an incredibly asymmetric gamble. If it goes well, you boost GDP by a few percentage points. If it goes poorly, you end up with a permanent foreign body, constant conflict between groups, massive resource transfers, and slow reshaping of society to manage it.

🚨 BREAKING: THE LABRADORS HAVE TAKEN OVER BRITAIN! 😂🐕🇬🇧 Following this morning’s discussion about warm ale, country pubs and black Labradors featuring in a supposed “far-right nostalgic vision of Britain”… Someone has sent me this. 😂 Apparently they’re everywhere. Scotland. Wales. England. Northern Ireland. Even out at sea! I particularly like the ones patrolling the English Channel in a kayak and sailing boat. 😂 Sometimes a Labrador really is just a Labrador. 🐕❤️ And judging by this map, they’re considerably better organised than I realised! #Labrador #Labradors #BritishHumour #RuralBritain #CountryLife #BritishCountryside #DogsOfBritain #DogLovers #JustForLaughs

Nazis are now openly operating in our country completely unchallenged.

Labour Minister, Jennifer Riddell-Carpenter, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Nature suggests that pubs, warm beer and black labradors are somehow “far right”. Ah yes, a far-right pint of slightly warm bitter, a far-right black Labrador snoring under the pub table, and a far-right pub that hasn’t been converted into luxury flats yet. According to Labour’s nature minister, this entire aesthetic is a “far-right fantasy that never really existed.” Which is a remarkable claim to make while being an MP in a country that still contains thousands of actual pubs, actual black Labradors, and actual people who drink actual ale. The Labour minister says this vision “keeps her awake at night.” while conveniently overlooking the fact that pubs are closing at a rate of two a day, or that rural communities are struggling with housing, transport and services. No. The real nightmare is that someone, somewhere, might still enjoy a pint with a Labrador at their feet and call it Britain. One can only imagine the official replacement vision being workshopped right now: lukewarm oat milk stout, a hypoallergenic designer poodle in a high-vis jacket and a community hub that used to be a pub but now hosts mindfulness workshops and a charging point for e-scooters. Very inclusive. Sleep well, minister. The far-right Labradors are coming.

The Sudanese migrant arrested at the scene of the Belfast beheading attack, Hadi Alodid, was handed fast-track asylum by Reform's Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman when they were running the Home Office. A 10-page Home Office questionnaire rather than a proper interview. Afghans, Eritreans, Libyans, Syrians and Yemenis as well as Sudanese were all on their fast-track list. That was their doing. You're right, Nigel. How can anyone trust them again?

British farmers were forced into a frantic online scramble for vital government funding this week, and the entire pot was effectively exhausted in hours. So many people within farming have spoken to me about this - there is genuine fury out there. Rightly so. Finished, before the working day was even over. A farmer’s working day, at least. These are working farms, livelihoods, food production and businesses trying to plan for the future. The Government, this week and far beyond, has treated them like shit. To be honest. I am sick of it. The Government knew demand would be enormous. It was obvious - yet thousands of farmers have now missed out. What an insulting way to run British agricultural policy. Farmers cannot make long-term decisions when government schemes operate on a first-come, first-served scramble. Britain needs its farmers. OBVIOUSLY. We need domestic food production. We need thriving rural communities. We need family farms that can plan years ahead rather than sitting at a PC desperately refreshing a useless government website. British farmers deserve so much better. Restore Britain will always back them, and we will deliver one thing farmers crave above all else. Financial stability. The ability to plan and invest, to pass their farm down to their children. The Restore Britain policy position in three words? LET FARMERS FARM.

Vote Restore Britain.

“Do not whine... Do not complain. Work harder. Spend more time alone.” —Joan Didion

A colorized photograph of a young woman in rural Clogher, County Tyrone, Ireland, photographed by Rose Shaw in the early 20th century.

If leftist women were in Middle-Earth.