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I'm still proud of this project of immense autism. I'm not even half finished with it.
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So.. a known Hamas operative named Mohammed Naim applied for asylum in the UK, was granted indefinite leave to remain, gained British citizenship, changed his name numerous times, proceeded to orchestrate acts of terrorism, and was then granted 100 years of anonymity. And we don't know the name of any minister, caseworker, lawyer, special unit, or tribunal judge who advanced his case, carried out vetting, or made any of these decisions. And we only know about him now because of the determination of an intrepid journalist and newspaper. Why hasn't he been stripped of his British citizenship and deported? Why are we giving sanctuary to known terrorists? Why are we protecting their identities for a century? Are we mad? This is not a conspiracy with no names, so who exactly is responsible?
EXCLUSIVE: The former bodyguard of Ismail Haniyeh, leader of Hamas, was given asylum and citizenship in the UK — then “plotted” huge foiled terror attack targeting Jews in Europe last year Mr X had legal anonymity for 100 years: Sunday Times quashed this thetimes.com/uk/crime/articl…
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This astonishing story doesn’t just need outrage, it needs names. • Who signed off on his citizenship and asylum claim? • Who went in to bat for him? • Who objected and who overrode those objections? • Are any of these people still working, in any way, for the Government?
EXCLUSIVE: The former bodyguard of Ismail Haniyeh, leader of Hamas, was given asylum and citizenship in the UK — then “plotted” huge foiled terror attack targeting Jews in Europe last year Mr X had legal anonymity for 100 years: Sunday Times quashed this thetimes.com/uk/crime/articl…
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🚨NEW: The BBC has launched an urgent review after it emerged the 53 people it reported as "journalists" killed in Gaza have since been claimed as terrorists by Hamas and other groups
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Reminder: Labour is importing hundreds of Gazan “students” and their families. Do we really trust the government to vet them properly? Our national suicide continues apace.
EXCLUSIVE: The former bodyguard of Ismail Haniyeh, leader of Hamas, was given asylum and citizenship in the UK — then “plotted” huge foiled terror attack targeting Jews in Europe last year Mr X had legal anonymity for 100 years: Sunday Times quashed this thetimes.com/uk/crime/articl…
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It’s about time we had an audit of everyone that’s been granted British citizenship in the last 30 years. ‘UK gave citizenship to Hamas chief’s guard, then he ‘plotted terror’ thetimes.com/article/47beb37…
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At some point you have to consider whether anyone in power actually likes the United Kingdom. Or whether they loathe it. Our politicians are behaving like victorious administrators of a state defeated in war. Limiting the growth potential of the country they crushed.
🚨 NEW: Heathrow’s third runway has been delayed and won’t be completed until 2039 [@Telegraph]
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Huge BBC Hamas scandal Over 50 alleged terrorists claimed by BBC to be alleged journalists What happened to BBC Verify? telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…
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EXCLUSIVE: The former bodyguard of Ismail Haniyeh, leader of Hamas, was given asylum and citizenship in the UK — then “plotted” huge foiled terror attack targeting Jews in Europe last year Mr X had legal anonymity for 100 years: Sunday Times quashed this thetimes.com/uk/crime/articl…
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Two tier justice.
Weapons thrown. Bottles. Hitting police with sticks. NOT ONE of these left wing pro Palestine protestors were charged or imprisoned for ANYTHING you see in this video. Yet a local resident in the ward I represent in Portsmouth, Del Somerville, is now serving 2 years behind bars for swearing and throwing a plastic bottle in the direction of police. This is what injustice looks like.
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“Can I borrow £88m to send to Gaza please ,we’ll get it back by taxing hard working people a bit more ?” “But doesn’t your military need £30m so it can carry on training” “Yes but Gaza is more important” History will mock us for voting these clowns into Government…
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The CPS took just under five months to bring charges against the Manchester airport thugs, Muhammad Amaad and Mohammed Fahir Amaaz. It took the CPS a few days to bring charges against Danny Tommo. This is why people have lost confidence in the UK justice system.
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BREAKING🚨Man jailed for two years after throwing bottle and swearing at police during anti-migrant Portsmouth protest gbnews.com/news/portsmouth-m…
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This government has its priorities incomprehensibly wrong. The British government should always be putting the interests of the British people first.
🚨 NEW: Ed Miliband has announced £88m to support humanitarian relief and early recovery in Gaza
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We just sentenced an anti-immigration protester to two years. What sentence is appropriate for people who, at a time of high international tensions, violently and illegally destroy what little defence capacity we have?
Martin-Baker’s factory in Woking might have produced the ejector seats that saved the lives of 2 RAF pilots yesterday - but Palestine Action thinks it’s a great idea to smash the place up. There are some solar panels the left like - and some they don’t.
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Today the PM of Mauritius confirmed to his Cabinet that Andy Burnham reaffirmed Labour's commitment to surrender the Chagos Islands and pay Mauritius billions to do so. He also confirmed that the National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell - a man who operates in secret and with no public accountability - is meeting him shortly. We need Labour to come clean on what these negotiations will cover, if Labour will be paying Mauritius while President Trump objects, and what their plan is. The best thing to do is tear up the surrender treaty, but white flag waving Burnham won't do this.
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The Army has halted all collective training to save a third of the money we’re giving to Gaza so that Andy Burnham can stop Zack Polanski from winning the Holborn and St Pancras by-election.
🚨 NEW: Ed Miliband has announced £88m to support humanitarian relief and early recovery in Gaza
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HMS Agamemnon finally out to sea from Barrow late this morning. Heading up to Faslane.
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This is insane. It is not our job to give these grifters money so they can fill a budget deficit. We need to hope this terrible Chagos deal never goes through and there should be a full investigation in those who negotiated and tried to push this god-awful, inexcusable 'deal'.
Exclusive: The UK is exploring strengthening ties with Mauritius including helping it access more aid money, in a bid to manage relations after Trump vetoed the Chagos deal for the foreseeable In a meeting at the UN this week, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told Mauritius’ Foreign Minister Dhananjau Ramful that Britain could support it in a range of areas, from trade to accessing climate financing and backing economic and development projects, sources say Ramful says Miliband pledged “total collaboration” in identifying areas where Britain could provide support to Mauritius Officials confirm they want to strengthen bilateral ties with Mauritius but stress they are not reopening negotiations over the deal nor offering it new British taxpayer money One official says it’s essential to keep Mauritius onside given the Chagos deal now won’t proceed until Trump leaves the White House UK officials are very concerned that in the longer-term, Mauritius could sue Britain or move closer to China, increasing the risk of Beijing interfering with the Diego Garcia base. They still think the sovereignty deal is the best option to secure the base post-Trump In the meantime the UK needs to keep relations with Mauritius going. The island nation faces a budget deficit and needed the £165 million a year it would have got from Britain over the next three years if the deal had gone through Even if the UK does not directly offer Mauritius more money, there are ways it could help it access financing such as through British International Investment, a development finance institution controlled by the government, and other international climate financing schemes With @KB2803 @EllenAMilligan: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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This is outrageous. Illegal migrants, child abuses and paedophiles get less. Our state is abusing us.
Man, 42, who threw plastic bottle and swore at police during anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth is jailed for two years trib.al/OkGxVud
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If you assume each arrival will have a lifetime net-fiscal cost of £350,000, then the arrivals just yesterday will cost the British state £273.4 million.
BREAKING: A total of 781 migrants crossed the English Channel on Wednesday - the highest number for a single day this year trib.al/MBK58TY 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube
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