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Brian Pollar retweeted
Funny that the UK Labour government is looking to “stop disinformation from the Far Right”
After letting the Free Palestine movement (which is BUILT on disinformation) run wild.
And this disinformation campaign was even spread by Labour and Left Wing government officials and is still being spread to the point that support for terrorism and Jew Hatred is becoming accepted as the new norm.
The Free Palestine movement is the biggest disinformation scam the West has ever faced and they contributed to it.
Brian Pollar retweeted
BBC removes 11 Mitchell and Webb comedy sketches from iPlayer bbc.in/4799EIB
Brian Pollar retweeted
Simon Jordan defends Sir Jim Ratcliffe against criticism from the Man United Muslim Supporters Group over his comments on immigration and benefits in the UK.
Simon says he’s allowed to have a view and having an issue with immigration in this country does not make you a racist, and it has nothing to do with the Muslim community.
He says people who decide to take offence then throw names around and call you a bigot, a racist, or someone who aligns themselves with Tommy Robinson, just because you have a view.
Simon then challenged the group to go on talkSPORT and debate him. He said they won’t, because they put out statements knowing most people won’t push back. They’re terrified of the subject and of being cancelled.
Well done to Simon for calling this out. What Jim said is true, and most of the country agrees.
Let’s hope they take Simon up on his offer and debate him. He’s clearly not scared to address the subject and call their nonsense out.
Brian Pollar retweeted
So they appear to be being taken to Gosport in RNLI boats without trackers on them. I’m sorry but the authorities cannot attempt to hide the invasion of Britain from the public like this.
Brian Pollar retweeted
They always pretend it's about preventing offence, but it's really about pretending the absurd mores of today were always in place.
You aren't allowed to remember that it wasn't always like this. – at Ware, East
BBC removes 11 Mitchell and Webb comedy sketches from iPlayer bbc.in/4799EIB
Brian Pollar retweeted
Melanie Phillips: "By adopting the Palestinian cause as standing for conscience and morality, the West has actively embraced evil."
"If you are supporting all of that on the basis that that stands for conscience and morality, then you haven't just lost your moral compass, you have actively embraced evil. And you've actively embraced evil as a moral, as a moral force in your life. And if a civilization has adopted evil as its moral lodestar, it's going to die as a civilization. It cannot survive. It will destroy itself because it becomes evil in itself."
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Brian Pollar retweeted
How often do the Irish discuss the centuries of raids they carried out on Britain, kidnapping & enslaving the ancestors of the modern English & Welsh?
Not often. Which is fine. Self-loathing & guilt-wallowing are not healthy for anyone.
Brian Pollar retweeted
Seriously, had we not had this Commonwealth Third World influx into Britain, we would not have this problem today. Do Gujarati Indians in Leicester indulge in this nonsense? No. Do Poles who arrived here in the 2000s and 2010s engage in such sectarian crap? No.
Don’t import third world people into your country. It is so utterly obvious and simple.
Brian Pollar retweeted
Genocide is not defined legally by the number or percentage of deaths. Every genuine case of genocide, so far, has had different numbers of deaths. Genocide is defined legally by the specific intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group.
Always bring it back to basics, and you won't go wrong. Ditch the obfuscation. And to go back to basics…..
If Palestinians can stay alive by simply not killing Israelis, then they are not facing a genocide. If the Israelis can stay alive only because of their tremendous defence systems, then they are facing a genocide.
Oct 7 was an attempted genocide carried out by Hamas. Israel’s response to it was a defensive war
Brian Pollar retweeted
The number is zero.
Zero Jews murdered by islamists as they have been for 14 centuries. Zero Jews massacred simply for existing. Zero pogroms like Safed in 1834, Jerusalem and Hebron in 1799 and 1514, Hebron in 1929 and the Farhud in Iraq in 1941, plus dozens more. Zero buses and cinemas and roller skating halls filled with kids blown up by suicide bombers.
This didn’t start in 1948 or 1917 or even 1897. This started centuries earlier when Muslims thought it is their right to massacre Jews and Christian’s and Hindus for no reason whatsoever other than Allah commanded them to.
If you lack the history and the truth, that’s on you.
So the number you’re looking for is ZERO. When the Muslims stop killing Jews, we can stop defending ourselves with everything we’ve got.
Brian Pollar retweeted
I want to be exceedingly clear about this and then I’m done with it.
Tell me again how it’s brave and against them grain to be Pro Palestine and life is so hard if you dare speak against the Israelis and Jews.
Macklemore lost an opening tour spot. And in return has generated more positive attention for himself than that tour would have given him and more positive attention than he has had in years. Plus the income from social media and no doubt new financial prosperous endeavors opened specifically because of his anti Israel pro Palestine stance.
Ed Sheeran in the other hand, loses all opening acts, loses his band, gets dragged on social media, radio stations refuse to play his music. Which no doubt leads to a huge financial hit. And we’re not even done yet. Doors will be closed to him, friendships will be lost, the list goes on.
So, tell me again how it’s brave to be anti Israel and pro Palestine.
Ed Sheeran faces growing backlash as radio station bans songs, protest groups respond to Macklemore's removal trib.al/RoDARrZ
Brian Pollar retweeted
I want to point something out that's been missed about the Rory Stewart furore this week.
I preface this by saying I am not an advocate of cancel culture.
It's the huge double standard I am pointing out.
The Spectator released the podcast episode where he made his very controversial remarks about the rape gangs being a historic problem and, in relative terms, an irrelevant issue for the UK compared to AI and the UK's international role on 15th September.
It caused uproar on X. But he just carried on about his business. No grovelling apology, no statement clarifying what he meant. Kemi Badenoch faced no calls to condemn a former MP for her party.
Michael Gove who had largely nodded and hmmed appreciably along to Rory's answer, similarly felt no need to clarify his position or explain why he did not challenge Rory's argument and instead pivoted to a separate theme about British citizenship and integration.
And here is Rory Stewart sitting on the BBC Newsnight couch 3 days later calm as can be holding forth again.
If you are an elite in the liberal centre you have immunity from the consequences of your words.
If someone who was a prominent figure connected to Reform had said something so crass, tin eared and factually wrong, then the likes of Newsnight, Times Radio, and The Independent would still be in full flow trying to maximise damage for the party and get the person cut adrift.
I disagree with Rory Stewart's remarks. I think the remarks ess shows the effects of a mind that has been addled, possibly through its exposure to opium on his travels that he confessed to.
I would not insist he be deplatformed, fired from his own podcast, and shunned.
I just find the imbalance between how his remarks have been tolerated by the political and cultural establishment and how someone like Danny Kruger or Matt Goodwin might be treated in a similar situation galling.
Michael Gove and the liberal-collectivist establishment simply treated Stewart's remarks as free speech in the political arena that was contentious.
Perhaps the lesson for mainstream centre right and right of centre politicos is we have to become more willing to ride out social media storms and dismiss the premise of legacy media attacks.
“If everybody arriving in Britain knew that they were immediately going back to France, the numbers would stop immediately”.
Former Tory leadership contender, Rory Stewart, tells #Newsnight that the solution to the small boats issue lies in a return deal with France.
Brian Pollar retweeted
The Church of England has never even given this poor women the dignity of her name.
He only bought her so the Archbishop can hang the medal on her (the Archbishop was not allowed to touch him).
No one that accepts this can call herself a campaigner for women's rights.
Brian Pollar retweeted
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