The terrorist co-pilot of FlyDubai Flight 1073 has been identified as Omani national Hamam Alhamami. This is the face of evil, and the price of appeasing the Iranian regime and the IRGC. He should be executed for what he tried to do. A monster. Thank God he was stopped.

Please tell your pals. ❤️

Hamam Al Hammami (29 years ) old educated Muslim , who tried to hijack Flydubai flight and do a 9/11 typer terrorist attack... BBC type left media is trying everything to hide his identity, so keep sharing.

🚨A BRITISH SOLDIER SPEAKS FOR MILLIONS “I sacrificed my life to secure this country's freedom and its freedom of speech — and now you arrest people for words while turning a blind eye to crimes committed by invaders. You are a disgrace to your uniform and you are an insult to mine.” A moment like this cuts through everything. When a serving soldier—in full uniform—has to remind the police what this nation stands for, it proves just how far we’ve fallen. Britain’s armed forces understand sacrifice, duty, and loyalty to the people. They also see betrayal when it's unfolding right in front of them. This is not about politics. This is about truth, honour, and the survival of the nation our soldiers pledged their lives to defend. History will look back on these days, and those who stayed silent will not be remembered kindly. FOLLOW ME, NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

🚨🇫🇷 Meanwhile in France The Leonard de Vinci School on Roubaix has just been set on fire - as hoardes of Muslim Teenagers stand around filming it. You are watching the ongoing collapse of Western Civilisation in real time.

AN OPEN LETTER TO ANDY BURNHAM AND THE LABOUR TRAITORS From the People You Were Elected to Serve Andy. Read this carefully. Read it twice. Because the England you inherited is not the England you will leave behind, and the reckoning you cannot see is already gathering in kitchens, pubs, factory canteens, and farmyards across this country. We are the people you dismissed. The ones your focus groups labelled "left behind." The ones your candidates were coached to avoid mentioning by name. We built this country. We defended it. We buried our fathers in its soil. And we have watched, in silence, as you and your party have conducted the most systematic betrayal of a native population in modern European history. The silence ends now. On the charge of open borders. You inherited the Rwanda deterrent. You destroyed it in your first weeks. Since then over 30,000 Iranians have arrived by small boat. The Telegraph confirmed the IRGC, a terrorist organisation your own government proscribed, now owns the trafficking routes into Britain. Iranian intelligence operatives have been intercepted. The National Crime Agency confirms lorries move migrants in and out of the country like a logistics depot. You call this humanitarianism. We call it treason. On the charge of two-tier justice. Lucy Connolly received 31 months in prison for a deleted tweet. Rapists and paedophiles have received shorter sentences. Peter Lynch died in his cell. Labour councillor Ricky Jones, filmed calling for throats to be cut, walked free. Henry Nowak was stabbed to death by Vickrum Digwa and handcuffed by police as he bled out because his killer cried racism first. You have built two systems of justice: one for the natives, one for everyone else. And your judges cite "diversity and inclusion" from the bench as they hand down the sentences. On the charge of grooming gang cover-up. Rotherham. Rochdale. Telford. Oldham. Bradford. Sunderland. Your councils buried the reports. Your MPs blocked the inquiries. Your party protected the perpetrators because the electoral maths required it. Bridget Phillipson tweets about wildfires whilst her department reviews CSE data from her own constituency. Thousands of British girls raped, and you have the audacity to lecture us about "Islamophobia." On the charge of economic destruction. Britain now pays the highest industrial electricity prices in the developed world. 63% higher than France. 27% higher than Germany. One in ten factories faces closure. Miliband's net zero fantasy will cost £125 billion this decade. You are deindustrialising the nation that industrialised the world, and you call it progress. The pensioners you stripped of winter fuel payments freeze whilst you subsidise hotels for men of fighting age from countries we do not recognise. On the charge of housing displacement. You imported the demand. You accelerated the family reunion scheme from 4,300 to 20,600 in eighteen months before suspending it when the numbers became visible. Now you propose to concrete over the green belt to house the population you should never have admitted. British children are priced out of the villages their grandfathers were born in. This is not a housing crisis. This is a population transfer. On the charge of speech suppression. Graham Linehan was arrested at an airport for a tweet. Non-Crime Hate Incidents were only scrapped after international humiliation. Bank accounts closed for wrong opinions. Fathers arrested at their doors for social media posts whilst grooming gangs operated openly for decades. You have criminalised dissent whilst decriminalising invasion. Now hear this, Andy. And every Labour MP reading over your shoulder. You believe you are safe because we have been quiet. You have mistaken our restraint for consent. You have confused our patience for approval. You have watched us bury our dead, watch our daughters violated, watch our industries collapse, watch our borders dissolve, and you concluded we would never wake. We are awake now. Look at Brussels. Look at the tractors. Look at the farmers who decided they had nothing left to lose. Look at eight thousand men in one city bringing the EU to a standstill because Mercosur and CAP cuts were the final indignity. That is what happens when producers realise their governments have declared war on them. England is next. And it will not be tractors. It will be the pubs where the conversation is already happening. It will be the WhatsApp groups your surveillance state cannot fully monitor. It will be the workmen and the fishermen and the farmers and the veterans and the mothers whose daughters were failed. It will be the millions who voted Brexit and were betrayed. The millions who voted Reform and are watching. The millions who have not voted in years because they saw no point, and who are about to discover the point. You have one opportunity. One. To stop the boats, not with speeches but with force. To open every grooming gang file. To end the two-tier justice. To restore the deterrent. To close the borders. To put British families first in the country their ancestors built. If you refuse, if you continue this managed decline, if you continue to hide behind bus timetables and breakfast clubs whilst the nation is dismantled around you, then understand this: You will not be forgiven. You will not be forgotten. And you will not remain. Listen now. Or we make you listen. The conversation is happening. The mood is turning. The patience is spent. England is watching. England is remembering. England is coming. Signed, the people you were elected to serve. The ones you thought would never speak. The ones you are about to hear from.

Tomer Arava Eliaz — 17 years old Look at the boy on the left. His name was Tomer Arava Eliaz. He was only 17 years old. This photograph captures one of the most terrifying moments of October 7, 2023, inside his family’s home in Kibbutz Nahal Oz. Armed Hamas terrorists had broken into the house. Noam Elyakim had already been shot and wounded in the leg. Tomer, his mother Dikla, Noam and the two girls were forced to sit together while the terrorists used Dikla’s Facebook account to broadcast their ordeal live. Their relatives and friends could see what was happening—but were powerless to reach them. Then came another horrifying moment. The terrorists took 17-year-old Tomer away from his mother and forced him at gunpoint to accompany them through the kibbutz. They used the terrified teenager to try to get other families to open their locked safe rooms. Yet even under those unimaginable circumstances, Tomer reportedly tried to protect others. While being forced from house to house, he attempted to convince his captors that some homes were empty—trying to protect the people hiding inside. Imagine being 17 years old. Minutes earlier, you are sitting beside your mother. Your family is being held at gunpoint. Your home—the place where you should feel safest—has been invaded. Then you are taken away from your mother and forced to walk through your own community with armed terrorists behind you, knowing that the lives of your neighbours may depend on what you say. Tomer never made it home. He was only 17. He should be remembered not merely as the frightened teenager visible in a horrific livestream, but as a young man placed in an impossible situation who still tried to protect others. Remember his face. Remember his name. Tomer Arava Eliaz. 17 years old. The photograph freezes a few seconds of his life. His story tells us what those seconds actually meant.

Why has everyone gone quiet about the brutal horrific murder of Ann Widdecombe? She was 78. Found dead in her own home after being beaten to death with a hammer. A Reform politician. Right-wing. Unapologetic about it. You can bet your arse that if she’d been a Labour MP or some darling of the left, the BBC, Sky and the papers would still be running it morning, noon and night. Specials. Think-pieces. Candlelit vigils. Endless analysis about “what this says about our society.” Instead the story’s been parked. Charge laid, court date set for next year, and suddenly it’s old news. Funny how that works.

The most deserved belt in history was given to Bridger Walker the little boy who saved his little sister from a German shepherd dog. He had 90 stitches all over his body, but saved his three-year-old sister from certain death. And had said "If anyone has to die, it would be me, I am the big brother" ❤️ 👉 The World Boxing Council 94 94 (WBC) has recognized him as a full time world champion. He has the official WBC historical record, for being the best fighter in the world for a day. 👏👏👏👏👏 total respect, 👏👏👏👏👏

Birmingham city council has moved to ban the English and British flags. They have done this in the “interest of public safety.” They propose instead to hoist the Pakistani flag. Banning our own flag in our own country? Whoever proposed this should be deported at once. This is how to lose your country in only two decades without a single shot fired.

Stoke road in Shelton where the streets are run by Pakistani Muslim taxi-driver gangsters, yesterday saw them beat one of there white male passengers nearly to death with metal poles and then attack another white man with the pole who was just innocently filming it! The police are still making arrests Is this that Islamophobia they all talk about?

This is James Newton-Price KC — the judge who denied @RealDannyTommo bail. He previously granted bail to a Pakistani GP who sexually abused patients and a funeral director who allowed bodies to rot in hot weather. Newton-Price is a Labour supporter. 🇬🇧

Absolutely Horrific! Lovely. 93-year-old French granny, bedridden after a stroke, found dead on her bathroom floor. Naked Sudanese illegal migrant, 34, lying on top of her. Autopsy: sexual violence and asphyxiation. Neighbours heard the shouting. She’d left the door unlocked so carers could get in. But don’t you dare connect the dots, dear. That’s the far right talking. Diversity is our strength. She was just unlucky. Again.

Well that’s pretty much everyone 60+ who won’t vote Labour. 
They’re talking about curbing payments to the elderly to generate “savings” then pouring that money into a giant NHS-style social care system that could cost £18 billion a year. 
And this after he just gave away £88 million to Palestine. Priorities, apparently.

Remember Gazan Abu Wadee who filmed himself arriving on a small boat and turned out he called for the killing of all Jews and posed with an AK47. He got jailed but now he’s out on license and living happily in a HMO in Corby with his mates. I can’t understand why he’s still here.

Leeds. A Muslim sets a police van on fire in the street, climbs on it with a Quran and shouts Allahu Akbar. That is not “community tension.” That is contempt but the police are more interested arresting peaceful patriots. Be careful what you vote for. This is the end result. You can arrest one man after the van is already burning. That is not the same as having a country that would never have put him there. Too many people learned that calling the police “racist” works. Too many politicians learned that looking away is safer than saying no. Then everyone acts shocked when a police vehicle goes up in flames. If you keep voting for open doors and closed eyes, this is what you buy. Labour will always put foreign invaders over the British people it’s who they are it’s in their DNA. A burning van and a migrant standing on it. Own it, or change course. There is no third option.

Released on Bail wtf is this shit this country is truly fucked throw a plastic bottle get two years plot to do a terror attack and kill ppl you get bail.

Labour to announce fast track routes for refugees including Palestinians & Afghans, not content with these bastards invading us on a daily basis. Where are we going to house them? WE ARE FULL @UKLabour - the party of utter retards.

Danny Tommo slashed a migrant boat and was denied bail. Five men, linked to Iran, tried to bomb a military base and got bail. This is two-tier justice. Absolute disaster.

Shabana Mahmood stood before Labour conference and announced that Britain will reopen the UK Resettlement Scheme, with around a quarter of referrals expected to be Afghan women and girls and Palestinian refugees. Numbers will begin in the hundreds, then rise into the low thousands as illegal migration falls. Those admitted through the new safe routes will be placed on a five-year path towards permanent settlement. Read that again. Labour's answer to falling illegal migration is not necessarily lower migration. The Government intends to use the space created by reducing one form of migration to expand another. The valve closes on one pipe and opens on another. There is a humanitarian case for refugee resettlement. But Britain has spent years absorbing historically exceptional levels of migration. Net migration peaked at 944,000 in the year to March 2023. It has since fallen sharply to 171,000, which is welcome, but that does not undo the cumulative population increase or suddenly create spare homes, school places, GP appointments or council capacity. At the end of June, 93,293 people were still receiving asylum support, including 16,021 in hotels. Both figures are falling, but the total receiving support remains more than twice the 42,651 recorded a decade ago. Against that background, why should progress in reducing pressure become the trigger for admitting more people through another route? Then there is the question Mahmood cannot afford to duck: security. Only yesterday it was reported that a former bodyguard to Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh had been granted asylum, permanent residence and eventually British citizenship. He was arrested in London last November and now faces extradition to Germany over allegations that he helped transport weapons for a Hamas plot targeting Jewish and Israeli interests in Europe. The allegations have not been proved, but the case raises an obvious question about how effective Britain's refugee vetting has been. That question is particularly acute for Britain's Jewish community. CST recorded 1,926 antisemitic incidents in the first six months of this year, almost twice the monthly rate immediately before Hamas's October 7 massacre. Physical assaults reached a record six-month high. The Government's own Lord Mann review has called the level of anti-Jewish racism in Britain a "national emergency". None of that makes Palestinian refugees collectively responsible for Hamas. But a government proposing to bring refugees from territory ruled by Hamas for nearly two decades owes the British public, and British Jews in particular, clear answers about background checks, extremist affiliations and security screening. Compassion cannot require ministers to suspend caution. Mahmood says the new system represents control. Control means more than deciding which door people use. It means deciding how many Britain can absorb, how quickly, and whether those admitted have been screened as thoroughly as national security demands. Britain does not have to turn every fall in illegal immigration into room for more legal immigration. Ministers could bank the reduction and let the pressure fall. That is the question Labour still refuses to confront. Why must success in reducing one immigration stream become the excuse for expanding another? Until ministers answer it, reopening one route while promising to close another does not solve Britain's immigration problem. It rearranges it. "A former bodyguard to Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh faces extradition to Germany over allegations that he helped transport weapons for a Hamas plot targeting Jewish and Israeli interests in Europe."