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Laws cannot stop criminals from attacking civilians. Only a resilient, prepared citizen willing to equip and defend themselves can. Prosecute the violent—not the law-abiding. #SelfDefense #ArmedCitizens #RightToSelfDefense #PersonalResponsibility
Bryan retweeted
Last Thursday, Andy Burnham’s used a private jet flight go from London to Manchester to watch an Everton game.
In 2023, Rachel Reeves said that Labour would "crack down on Tory ministers’ private jet habit."
If an opponent did this, people like Angela Rayner would be furious.
Bryan retweeted
The election results in South Africa confirm, among other things, that South African citizens are fed up with mass immigration—specifically open borders and illegal immigrants. This is partly why parties like ActionSA, the PA, the FF Plus, and MK performed so well.
This is a global trend. From the Americas to Europe, Asia, and even many African countries, voters are increasingly demanding secure borders and the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. It is time for this to happen in South Africa as well.
Bryan retweeted
This is absolutely disgusting political violence
We need to fix Britain and free it from this.
Bryan retweeted
1. It wasn't Sikh ceremonial daggers that killed Henry. It was corrupt police and an evil psycho.
2. Broadly, Sikhs have been one of our most respectable and best integrated communities.
We have no police to enforce a ban. And being banned didn't stop Rudakabana.
Shabana Mahmood considers banning Sikh daggers after Henry Nowak murder
gbnews.com/politics/henry-no…
But but but. So many people in the UK say that only in the USA are schools in danger. These attacks happen often and are increasing in frequency. @Paratus2014 @IanCameron23 @GBNT1952
Armed police rush to school as boy injured and man seen holding long blade
gbnews.com/news/gloucestersh…
Bryan retweeted
Why hasn't the Chief police commissioner who oversaw the Henry Nowak case been sacked?
Bryan retweeted
A universal lesson in this is that you may not care much about politics, or like the people representing you, but politics cares deeply about you - and people who despise you will use it to ruin your life and destroy your freedoms if you don't oppose them at the ballot.
Bryan retweeted
Expensive rent and properties is a sign of a municipality that is doing well.
Prices do not go up for shits and giggles. They go up because the area is more sought-after.
It says a lot about our politics if collapse and ruin is something we seek out.
I cannot emphasize enough that anyone with a common sense interest in South Africa follow Martin. He is simply one of the most insightful and knowledgeable minds on the South African stage.
My latest.
"Ordinary people have it within their power to bring order to chaos. This is something that many across racial, cultural, and wealth lines are doing. We should call this process 'federalisation', rather than the usual fragmentation, enclavisation, balkanisation, or the hysterical 'return of Apartheid'."
dailyfriend.co.za/2026/11/05…
Bryan retweeted
My latest.
"Ordinary people have it within their power to bring order to chaos. This is something that many across racial, cultural, and wealth lines are doing. We should call this process 'federalisation', rather than the usual fragmentation, enclavisation, balkanisation, or the hysterical 'return of Apartheid'."
dailyfriend.co.za/2026/11/05…
Bryan retweeted
If that happens in a /general/ election, things would have actually changed in South Africa.
For context, the NDR bloc (ANC/MK/EFF) has never (ever, ever) dipped below 62% in a general election since 1994.
If it does, we're in the clear. Not close to there yet, though.
Bryan retweeted
“We want to disarm you via gun control, but you also can’t call the cops, because they don’t answer their phones.”
A nationwide audit conducted by the DA under Ian Cameron, which included 1,025 police stations, revealed that 56% of SAPS stations do not answer their phones.
newsday.co.za/south-africa/3…
Bryan retweeted
Former Conservative councillor Shafaz Ditta, 31, jailed for nine years for raping a woman and assaulting her with tongs and a heated knife, leaving her scarred.
Absolutely vile individual.
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Narrator, "Nadia voted against a rape gang inquiry aiming to help those who bravely reported abuse but were ignored by the system."
Solidarity with every woman who bravely reported, endured the long wait for trial, and gave evidence in court against Russell Brand. Especially those who did not receive justice today.
Everyone with a basic understanding of the criminal justice system knows that just because the verdict was "not guilty", it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. All we know is that the jury could not be certain “beyond all reasonable doubt”.
I want to say directly to the victims: thank you and I believe you. Millions of us do.
Bryan retweeted
From one mission to the next.
Watch LIVE as I launch our new Shadow Armed Forces Minister. nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/2JQXRmgrk…
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ABOUT TIME WE HAD A SOLDIER IN CHARGE OF DEFENCE.
Reform have just appointed Wing Commander Angus MacIntyre as Shadow Armed Forces Minister. 💥👌
40 YEARS in uniform.
Joined the Army in 1986 at 18 — 13 years with the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, tours with the Royal Marines and Para's.
Brunei jungles, Arctic Norway, Northern Ireland.
Then RAF Regiment from 1999 — Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Somalia — a year in Mogadishu advising the Somali Army, a year inside the Pentagon, and the last 4 years at NATO HQ in Brussels coordinating Britain's support for Ukraine.
Compare that to Labour's Defence team.
Wes Streeting
head of education at Stonewall charity, chief exec of the Helena Kennedy Foundation education charity, President of the NUS. Student politics to charity to MP.
No disrespect to charity work but charity work doesn't teach you how to defend a country.
Angus has more experience than the entire Labour Defence team combined. That's not a slogan, that's his service record.♥️
We need armed forces people at the heart of our national defence, who understand what it means to serve, and who will treat veterans and serving personnel with the respect they deserve.
Thank you for your service .
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Bryan retweeted
Angus MacIntyre left the military last week after 40 years and today he gave the best speech on British defence I've heard from any politician in years, so do yourself a favour and watch all 16 minutes of it
He joined a military of 330,000 troops and walked out of one with less than half that and a single armoured division that can't even train because there's no budget, and he's blunt that Labour and the Tories both did this
Then the pledge that matters, which is that a Reform government ends the prosecutions of our service personnel and veterans within 100 days and if he fails he resigns as armed forces minister, and when did you last hear anyone in Westminster put their job on the line like that
Watch the whole thing and follow @AngusReform while you're at it