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🚫 HOW TO GET ASYLUM FRAUDS TO STOP COMING! 🚫 amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FJ2GWMD4 It is not possible to stop "the gangs" and the Channel Crossers within the bounds of the UN Refugee Convention. We must leave it entirely, and then PROSECUTE (fast-track) everyone who enters illegally. We explain the background of the law, and propose a comprehensive and easily-doable programme in chapters 9 and 10 of our book "Protect our Country", (print or eBook) at> amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FJ2GWMD4 Pic of our launch on Dover Beach last year, 19-7-25.
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Some people are more concerned about someone stabbing a dinghy than someone from a dinghy stabbing a person. The mind boggles 🤔
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1,000+ military-age men broke into Britain last week… Only one person got arrested…the man who tried to stop it… Today, the Prime Minister went on TV and called him a racist…
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The Pink Ladies have a petition lodged with the Scottish Parliament which is calling upon Police Scotland "to collect data on nationality, religion, ethnicity, asylum status and instances of gang based abuse". You do not need to live in Scotland to be able to sign. You can sign it here 👉 petitions.parliament.scot/pe…
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SMALL BOAT INVASION, UTTERLY INDEFENSIBLE It's a legitimate moral and legal concern, a flagrant breach of our national sovereignty, an indignity to witness, and MPs who support it do not deserve our vote, says Alistair McConnachie. More piped.video/watch?v=dgepr-_Y…
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Please sign this. We are 120 off of 2000 signatures. Let’s get this signed folks. This needs to happen and it only happens if we get behind it and show support 💗
The Pink Ladies have a petition lodged with the Scottish Parliament which is calling upon Police Scotland "to collect data on nationality, religion, ethnicity, asylum status and instances of gang based abuse". You do not need to live in Scotland to be able to sign. You can sign it here 👉 petitions.parliament.scot/pe…
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Please sign and let's get this to 2,000 today. @debsC1978
The Pink Ladies have a petition lodged with the Scottish Parliament which is calling upon Police Scotland "to collect data on nationality, religion, ethnicity, asylum status and instances of gang based abuse". You do not need to live in Scotland to be able to sign. You can sign it here 👉 petitions.parliament.scot/pe…
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If men and women are the same brain-wise, then why are there separate categories for Men and Women's Chess? The great Bobby Fischer speaks...
Watch to the end and you will understand why he was a master.
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Found for thought as to how easily entire new nations can be created by the random dumping of foreign peoples on its soil...
BELIZE - A POINTLESS COUNTRY THAT SHOULDN’T EXIST? 🇧🇿 While visiting Belize a question that would repeatedly come to mind was “why does this country exist?” Just walking around in what was in some places a borderline shantytown with not much to see and not much ‘going on’ except occasionally apparently crime (to be fair I am sure there were other things ‘going on’ I don’t know what though) it can sometimes be difficult to not think “what is the point of this place?” The modern day territory of Belize was formerly a part of the Mayan Civilizational Sphere centred in the Yucatán Peninsula, though always a peripheral part of it. Chichén Itzá, Tikal, Tulum - these are the more famous Mayan cities people will know that existed instead in modern day Mexico and Guatemala. Belize was home to a minor Mayan city state called Altun Ha but this august history granted the city’s cultural zenith was still prior to the 10th century, before the Mayan collapse. Thereafter the area became even more of a backwater sparsely populated by indigenous groups until the arrival of Europeans in the 16th century. The Spanish considered it an unremarkable territory excepting for the quality and abundance of its wood but the European powers barely bothered logging until a few opportunistic English buccaneers (ie pirates) decided to take it upon themselves to do so. Gradually it fell into the British orbit and slaves were sent over to facilitate the development of the industry. This is ‘basically’ the story of the ex-British Honduras colony, after independence renamed Belize. ‘Former Logging Outpost - The Country’. There are a fair few newer nation states like this - especially in Latin America and especially again in the Caribbean - where an ‘empty’ territory useful for cultivating some particular produce; wood, sugarcane etc is surveyed and then ‘has a load of slaves dumped on it’ in order to facilitate extraction. In some places like Guyana or Trinidad after slavery was abolished a second set of indentured (South Asian) labourers were dumped on top of the existing ex-slave populations just because it made the continuation of industry slightly easier, less costly. Some really nonsense mixed countries with permanent structural issues created as a result. Every country is historically contingent in this way if you go back on a long enough timescale; ie on particular population movements and then on the novel synthetic cultures that emerge from the mixing of populations - but what you notice about somewhere like Belize is the kind of expedient non-sequitur creation of, here, ‘Belizean-ness’. In a way the historical process that created ‘Belize’ was a type of ‘Proto-Yookayification’, maybe you could call it ‘Ethnic Littering’, where (normally for reasons of expediency or sometimes moral posturing or sometimes both) random populations with no historical links to a territory are imported over and where after historical forces render the reasons for their being there redundant the populations are then ‘just left there’ never to return to their place of origin. Just random groups now forever in random places, another part of the world now indefinitely a random often semi-failed patchwork nation. Why? Because. [1/2]
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Vladimir Putin🇷🇺: “There is one pipe left of Nord Stream 2, it's not damaged and can deliver 27.5 trillion cubic meters of gas. It only takes a decision from the German government today and tomorrow we turn on the tap, but they aren’t making it because Washington says no.” The EU’s current dire energy crisis is one of its own making.
Joe Kent on the anniversary of the Nord Stream pipeline’s destruction: ‘It would be hard to pull off that operation without us knowing about it, or without us in some way, shape, or form enabling it. It’s more than likely the US had some knowledge of or hand in the destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline.’ —@joekent16jan19, former Director of the US National Counterterrorism Center Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇
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Replying to @UKaForceForGood
Signed and shared.
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Replying to @RozaSalih
Since you are an immigrant to this country - and someone not even born here - you are someone who has no business having an opinion on the matter to begin with.
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Fans queuing outside Archaos nightclub in Glasgow for the filming of a Top of the Pops episode, which was presented by Jayne Middlemiss and Gail Porter. (1999)
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You've had a weekend every week of your life. 🇬🇧 Nobody told you where it came from. The lie-in. The Saturday game. The Sunday roast. ⚽ All of it began in the cotton towns of Lancashire. And it started with a whistle. 1840: A mill hand worked 6 days a week. 12 hours a day. Sunday was for church. Saturday was just another shift. So the workers took Monday off instead. They called it Saint Monday. 🍺 The owners called it idleness. They docked their wages for it. But a mill can't run without its hands. So the mills and the mill hands made a deal. Turn up on Monday. And on Saturday, the whistle goes at 2. 1850: Parliament made it the law. Every mill in Britain stops at 2 on a Saturday. Half a day. All their own. The other half day followed, trade by trade, over the next century. And what do you do with a free Saturday afternoon? You play football. The whistle went at 2. So kick-off was at 3. It still is. ⏰ 1879: A magazine printed a strange new word from Staffordshire: week-end. The world had no word for it. Because the world didn't have one. America was still working Saturdays in the 1920s. Lancashire had stopped at 2 for 70 years. Every weekend on earth started at a mill gate in the north of England. They teach you the mills. They never teach you that ordinary mill hands made Saturday happen. Nobody told you where it came from. It came from ordinary British people. That's what Proud Of Us is for. The mill hands made a deal and kept it. So do we. No sponsors. No ads. No agenda. Just people like you. Send this to someone who's off today. They gave you your Saturday. Give them a minute of it. 👇 proudofus.co.uk/support Be Part Of Us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
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Apparently, this is the bloke who abandoned his floating child to a white rescuer in his efforts to board a dinghy in France. Pretty sure I saw him at least 13 times on the 4 buses I took today.
Remember his face scumbag 🤬
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Saw this and thought of..."Africa Addio".
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Many people have yet to grasp the extent to which the Western world's political consensus - including self-destructive things like Britain's membership of the UN Refugee Convention (which legalises the Channel Crossers) - is built upon this war propaganda.
🚨JUST IN: Lib Dem Portsmouth councillor Robert Gerald van Cortlandt Vernon-Jackson CBE says stopping illegal immigration is akin to gassing Jews in the holocaust.
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5,000 years ago someone moved a 6-tonne stone the length of Britain. 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 No wheels. No horses. No metal tools. And nobody knows how. It's the one lying flat in the middle of Stonehenge. 🪨 The big stones came from 20 miles away. The small ones from Wales. This one never fit in with the rest. In 2024 scientists read a chip of it like a fingerprint. 🔬 It matched 1 place on earth: the far north-east of Scotland. Nearly 500 miles. By sea, they think. Then on rollers, by hand. For 1 stone. 1 people, from the far north to the far south, working on the same thing. 5,000 years before anyone called it Britain. Source: Clarke et al., "A Scottish provenance for the Altar Stone of Stonehenge", Nature, August 2024. Nobody knows how they did it. Let's find out what else we can do. 👇 proudofus.co.uk/support Be Part Of Us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
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