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Anglofuturism for Hope of Competency.
Anglofuturism is an intellectual and cultural movement that proposes a radical reboot of the British state by blending national heritage with high-tech innovation to foster cultural continuity.
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End Left-Wing Austerity NOW. £150bn out of welfare and into tax reform, energy production, transport infrastructure, housing, defence, the space industry and the public realm, every year.
An Investment State, not a Welfare State.
Anglofuturism to Build Brilliant Britain 🚀🌟🇬🇧
Our sick note system is broken.
The number of sick notes has doubled in the last decade, but we’re not twice as sick.
GPs say themselves they don’t want to administer the system - or be gatekeepers for welfare.
So let’s fix it 👇
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A leftist battered Ann Widdecombe to death with a hammer and planned to go after Farage.
There’s no discussion about who influenced him, who he was listening to, no discussion about leftist networks more generally and no well funded fake charities “exposing” leftism.
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I have come to the conclusion that it is a deliberate, state-sponsored invasion of Britain.
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50,000 more prison places. The biggest expansion in our history.
That’s what the next Conservative government will deliver.
We will reverse Labour’s early release scheme and put violent criminals and repeat offenders behind bars.
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Hope is not passively wishing, it’s abandoning doubts
This is from my second AngloFuturism book.
The science of Hope describes it as three things working together:
1. A goal - something specific enough to move toward
2. Pathways - the ability to see routes to that goal, including backups when the first one fails
3. Agency - the belief that we can start and keep going
Optimism believes things will probably work out, while hope actively looks to find a way ahead.
Once we control for IQ, active-hope is linked with better academic and work performance, more resilience, lower depression and anxiety, healthier behaviours, and, in some studies, better physical-health outcomes.
So, if we have hope, and abandon the effect doubts have upon us. We become set up for a brighter future.
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Jesus H Christ. Save us from people who don’t understand the conversation. For fuck sake. 🤦♂️
Ethnicity tracks ancestry, not medals or death. Tull had an English mother and a Barbadian father, so he was half English by descent: the same way Bob Marley had a white British father and is not treated as English. Service under a flag does not rewrite parentage. The conversation is about ETHNICITY.
Without it where would place all the “ethnic minorities” you’ve been fed were somehow disadvantaged all your life?
Are you so ignorantly stupid you’re will to sacrifice your own heritage?
Which incidentally is thousands of years old.
Here’s a wee animation to help you try understand what that looks like scientifically.
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When the British first arrived in America, they believed the Indians could be negotiated with. They tried to talk to them, convert them, to be reasonable. For that, they were punished with treachery and murder, and soon set about exterminating the Indians
They and the Europeans generally carried that attitude to Africa, where they were willing enough to let the natives keep managing their affairs, but never really forgot the importance of the Maxim gun and repeating rifle in dealing with such populations
Then the egalitarian strictures of the post-war era forced them to forget that, and to instead belief that not only are all men created equal, but they are all equally capable of being hardworking and generally law-abiding members of a semi-industrial society. Muhammed and Mobutu will make widgets and enjoy meat pies like everyone else!
But such is a lie, of course. Not only are men not equal, but some groups are far worse than others, and will either be taught to obey by the staccato of the Maxim gun or will never obey, and instead prey upon those who try to help them, out of whatever ridiculous and misguided instinct.
Such will have to be learned again, and the will to put that lesson into practice regained, for Europe to be Europe again
Young migrant rioters attack a French girl who screamed at the rioters to stop vandalizing her school
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This isn't an argument anymore. We have the data. Every migrant you add in Canada is a net-drain on the economy, in most cases a very substantial net-drain.
Remigration is an economic good.
This might be good politics, but it is bad economics. If we do not increase immigration our standard of living will suffer in measurable ways. I am afraid people don't understand that. Too much was bad. Too little is bad.
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SDP interim leader, @ross_baglin, tells GBTT they would always prioritise the defence of Britain first.
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Javier Milei regala siempre el mismo libro.
Se lo regaló hasta al papa León XIV. Se llama La fatal arrogancia, y es el último que escribió Hayek. Ese libro explica por qué fracasa el socialismo.
Hayek explica que la fatal arrogancia no es solo la del tirano, también la del planificador bien intencionado.
La idea es esta: el conocimiento que hace funcionar una economía no está en ninguna cabeza. Está repartido en millones. El tendero sabe qué se vende en su cuadra. El soldador sabe cuánto vale su hora. La señora de las arepas sabe a qué precio ya nadie compra. Nadie lo tiene todo junto. Nadie puede tenerlo.
Por eso el socialismo no fracasa por falta de buenos deseos. Fracasa porque pretende reunir en una oficina lo que solo existe disperso. Creer que se puede diseñar lo que solo se puede descubrir: eso es la arrogancia, y por eso es fatal.
No son solo los gobiernos abiertamente socialistas los que sufren de esto, también los de derecha y más pro capitalistas. En el poder surge casi de manera natural ese deseo por planificar, creer que se puede.
La fatal arrogancia no es creerse más listo que la gente. Es creer que se puede planificar lo que solo surge de forma espontánea.
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I'm in The Critic, talking about the Afghan resettlement schemes.
— over 39,000 Afghans have been resettled in the UK and thousands more are still to arrive
— initial expectations was around 4,000 would be resettled
— Afghan resettlement is set to cost £5.7 billion once round down in 2032/33
— nearly all local authorities have taken resettled Afghans, as they receive generous payments (over £24k per person)
— costs around £120,000 per resettled Afghan and lifetime cost likely to be much higher given low rates of employment
— Afghan population has likely doubled since the 2021 census, due to resettlement, illegal boat crossings and visa issuance
— so large is the demographic impact, births to Afghan mothers & fathers grew at the fastest rate between 2024 and 2025
READ BELOW 👇
From housing and tariffs to settlement rights and demographic change, @charliecolecc takes a look at what the true cost of Britain's Afghan resettlement bill.
thecritic.co.uk/the-true-cos…
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This debate is intractable not because nationality and ethnicity is a confusing distinction, I think even dugbore can grapple with that. It keeps flaring up because he knows that conceding our recent arrivals aren’t English admits their welfare enabled existence here is parasitic
Tonight on Question Time, I debated Suella Braverman on what it means to be English. I think there’s one word for her position
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Labour Values
The communists and the migrants are joining forces. LFI, the trade unions and the no-go areas are demonstrating their demographic strength on the eve of the election. These are ethnic riots. The rioters - left-wing Antifa students and migrants - control the streets, erect blockades and hunt down white people. They are showing who intends to hold power next. The French state is in demographic retreat.
@ZemmourEric is right: this is a show of force. They are testing the revolution. One side still relies on arguments. The other relies on demography: mass immigration, mass naturalization and birth rates. The Islamo-Marxist alliance grows with every election cycle. The Muslim electorate is well above ten percent and never votes against Islamization or in favor of remigration.
We do not want population replacement - neither orderly nor chaotic. We want demographic security and to remain the dominant majority in our own nation. That is what the Institute for Remigration stands for: a catalyst bringing together the avant-garde of remigration.
Share this video. Support the French patriots. Time is running out.
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The statue of Prometheus is finally finished.
It was cast in Paris, crossed the Atlantic, and was assembled at Starbase. It took us 100 days to go from nothing to this.
People of the West, we have lived through an era devoid of dreams, devoid of destiny.
But the time has come to reclaim our dream of antiquity.
In a few months, we will start building a new city. It will be the most magnificent city in all of history.
After all, the great dream of the West has always been to rebuild Rome.
Come walk beside us in this endeavor. The world is waiting.
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Scum who steal deserve a prison sentence, not sympathy.
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Britain is nearly finished, but there is still hope. The Vexed Vicar.
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🚨 MILTON FRIEDMAN (1978): Young lawyer asked Milton about when it is okay for a Govt to force a free citizen to act.
Did you get the nuance in Milton's question about the difference between "society" and "govt"...
Do you think a man should be free to sin?
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Tan Ikram is the Deputy Chief Magistrate.
He is linked to an organisation that dismissed the rape gangs as the “so-called grooming gangs”.
I have written to the Justice Secretary to ask for an investigation.
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At a British Pakistan Foundation webinar, Tan Ikram called for “true diversity” in the judiciary.
On the same call, a magistrate called Ibrar Ul-Haq said the magistracy had historically been “white, middle class, over 50”, with limited understanding of other communities. Sitting in front of a Pakistani flag, he described how his knowledge of Pakistani culture influenced three legal cases, including:
• In an assault trial, he persuaded colleagues to take young Pakistani men’s evidence into account, explaining that spending hours talking in a car was common among those who did not socialise in pubs.
• In another case, he explained that a suspected drug dealer’s large cash holdings related to a Pakistani cultural practice. With no other evidence of dealing, “the young man was set free”.
EXCLUSIVE: Tan Ikram, deputy chief magistrate, is an adviser to a Pakistani organisation that referred to “so-called ‘grooming gangs’” and called Suella Braverman’s comments about British-Pakistani gangs “reprehensible”.
My investigation reveals:
• He targeted Bradford to encourage Pakistani lawyers to become judges: “[Bradford has] lots and lots of Pakistani practitioners… I specifically went there to reach out to that particular group of lawyers.”
• He is listed as an adviser to the British Pakistan Foundation, which attacked Braverman over her grooming-gang comments and condemned the “collective punishment of the Palestinians” following October 7. Ikram spared three women punishment for a terrorism offence involving paraglider images.
• Grooming gang survivor Fiona Goddard called his association with the foundation “deeply concerning”, asking: “Why is a senior judge connected to such a partisan group?”
• He helped organise a meeting between judges and senior imams at the Old Bailey.
• He sits on the Judicial Appointments Commission and has helped edit the guidance judges use on race and cultural differences.
• He said he used his ethnicity as “a bit of an advantage” in his legal career. He also said his mother “today doesn’t really speak English”, despite coming to Britain in the early 1960s.
I’ve examined his speeches, interviews, links to Pakistani and Muslim groups and rulings.
Read the full investigation:
stevenedginton.com/p/we-need…
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