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DS ProfDoc retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Lizz Truss announces plans to create mega ‘free speech’ media network for Europe and the U.S:
“It will take on the BBC, Starmer and socialists, and the censors of Germany!”
DS ProfDoc retweeted
Colossal police, RNLI & ambulance resources are being used by order of this Labour Govt to enable the invasion to continue of our nation by illegals.
A town is in lockdown.
This is insane. Locals are fuming. The country is fuming.
Only @reformparty_uk will return the boats to France and stop this dangerous expensive madness
DS ProfDoc retweeted
🚨The Online Safety Act has created a minefield for individuals and businesses trying to navigate life online.
The consequences of getting any of the Ofcom guidance wrong can be financially ruinous.
So, we at the Free Speech Union want to help!
Do you run a small to medium website that Ofcom is looking into? Are you likely to fall into the ‘small but risky’ category of providers?
Have Ofcom approached you and your business about OSA compliance?
If this answer is yes, please contact us at: legal@freespeechunion.org
DS ProfDoc retweeted
I can't wait to be arrested
This is a real life sitcom !
Please tell the police to contact my agent
UK: Muslim group reports John Cleese to counterterror program for ‘incendiary posts about Muslims and Islam’
The government is likely to take this quite seriously, for to do otherwise might risk enraging the nation’s Muslim population, and that is what they want to avoid doing above all. What, however, did Cleese say that was not true? And that is the problem with all “Islamophobia” initiatives: they make it a crime to tell unwelcome truths.
Read more at the link in the next post.
ALT John Cleese by John Manard, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0
DS ProfDoc retweeted
IS IT TIME YET?
For decades, the public have been told that no one is above the law...
...but there remains a rather obvious constitutional difficulty:
What happens when the allegation concerns the very institutions which control the machinery capable of investigating it?
• Police investigate.
• Prosecutors decide.
• Courts can adjudicate only upon what reaches them.
Where the alleged wrongdoing concerns Government, policing, regulators or other organisations of the State, the citizen remains dependent upon that same institutional architecture agreeing that the allegation should reach a courtroom at all.
That is the stark problem.
The paper linked below proposes something different:
A People’s Investigative Agency - independent of the executive.
A People’s Prosecution Service - independent of the existing prosecutorial structure.
• Not mob justice.
• Not political justice.
• Not the replacement of courts.
Quite the opposite.
A mechanism by which serious allegations concerning the State itself can be independently investigated, independently prosecuted where the evidence warrants it and ultimately determined in a court of law.
• Hillsborough.
• The Post Office.
• And now an accumulating body of contemporary evidence demonstrating just how consequential institutional gatekeeping can become.
History repeatedly teaches us the lesson, which has yet to be truly learned and acted upon.
Is it time yet?
Read the paper here:
ethicalapproach.co.uk/propos…
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These are the 364 MP's who voted against a national inquiry into child sexual exploitation and Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs.
They deserve to be named and shamed . Never forget their betrayal in which they placed the Muslim block vote before children’s safety!
DS ProfDoc retweeted
🚨🇵🇱SHOCKING: Poland have just sworn in
their new President.
He believes in National Sovereignty.
He believes in Protecting Borders.
He promotes Family Values.
He is unashamedly Pro-Christian.
The Polish people are celebrating they won't become like the UK. 🇬🇧
DS ProfDoc retweeted
🚨 THEY ARE BURYING THIS! Those exposing the truth have already faced targeted attacks, censorship, and a desperate campaign to silence them. This is the ONE case they don't want you to see - exposing the truth of a sinister agenda to intentionally cause mass harm and deaths. Please share to break the silence!🚨
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Thought for this Sunday :-
I do fear the Lord, but I am not intimidated by the evil people who try to control us through fear.
They will come to fear the Lord for their sins.
The upside of extremism
I just found the most brilliant bit by @JohnCleese
He explains Leftism better in 90 seconds, than you could learn from any academic in 20 years.
DS ProfDoc retweeted
The Green Party’s love of policing speech gets weirder by the day.
Ahead of its party conference in Brighton, the Green Party has published a new Inclusive Terminology Guide advising members not to use phrases such as “mother and father”, “elderly” and “female politician”.
Members are also discouraged from using terms including “homosexual”, “sexual preference”, “sex changers”, “youngsters” and “nutters”.
When speaking to or about ethnic minorities, members are advised to use the term “global majority” and to exercise caution when using the word “brown”.
The guide also warns members that using the wrong terminology could amount to bullying or harassment and breach the Green Party’s code of conduct. If members do slip up, they are advised to apologise and promise to try harder.
First the press, now their own members. The Greens seem determined to police what everyone can and cannot say.
Watch FSU External Affairs Officer @_ConnieShaw 👇
DS ProfDoc retweeted
🚨 BEV CRAIG — THIS NEEDS EXPLAINING.
Bev Craig wasn't just “connected” to Manchester City's owners.
She was a director of Manchester Life while also leading Manchester City Council.
And who else sat in that company?
🔵 Martin Edelman — Manchester City board member
🔵 Simon Pearce — Manchester City board member and Abu Dhabi adviser
🔵 Sheikh Mansour — Manchester City owner, with majority control of Manchester Life
So Manchester's council leader was sitting inside a property company controlled by the same ownership network behind Manchester City.
Then look at the figures reported by BBC File on 4:
🏢 Council land went into Manchester Life without a competitive tender
📜 Six sites were given 999-year leases for £4.9m
💷 The council received £2.9m in 2023/24
💰 Sheikh Mansour-linked companies had reportedly earned over £39m since 2018
🏘️ Manchester Life's early developments delivered zero affordable homes
Craig declined the BBC's interview request.
And for years she was BOTH:
➡️ Leader of Manchester City Council
➡️ Director of Manchester Life
So here's the simple question:
Who was Bev Craig representing when decisions involving Manchester Life came before the council — the council, or the company she was also a director of?
Publish:
📄 Her Manchester Life board minutes
📄 Every conflict declaration
📄 Every time she removed herself from a decision
📄 Every land valuation
📄 Every payment between Manchester Life and the council
This isn't just football.
It's public land, public power and the same Manchester City ownership network sitting in the middle of it.
@MayorBevCraig @ManCityCouncil
#BevCraig #ManchesterCity #SheikhMansour #Manchester #PublicMoney
DS ProfDoc retweeted
🚨 LABOUR BETRAYS BRITISH SPECIAL FORCES VETERANS TO WIN FAVOUR WITH BRUSSELS!
Every single veteran in this country deserves to know how Andy Burnham and his ministers are stabbing British soldiers in the back.
Four of the Army's most senior retired generals have just blown the whistle on Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant.
They revealed that Labour is ramming through legislation stripping legal protections from troops who served in Northern Ireland, reopening brave soldiers to endless vexatious legal hounding.
Why is the government doing this to men who fought on the frontline against terror?
To pander to Dublin and butter up the European Union as part of their desperate Brexit reset.
Former Chief of the General Staff Sir Peter Wall warned that our special forces veterans are being treated as expendable pawns just to appease foreign politicians.
While convicted IRA terrorists walked free under historic agreements, elderly British soldiers are being thrown to the legal wolves so Labour ministers can look good in Brussels.
Any government willing to sacrifice the men who risked their lives for this nation just to win pats on the back from foreign eurocrats is completely morally bankrupt.
Retweet this immediately so every military family in Great Britain sees this disgraceful betrayal. 🇬🇧🔥
DS ProfDoc retweeted
Get on top of your brief @DianaJohnsonMP
Your answer was lazy & ill informed. Folic Acid (synthetic) is injurious to health increasing prostate cancer risk significantly. A factor of 2.6 which is almost THREE FOLD it increases risk of other cancers and blocks natural receptor
DS ProfDoc retweeted
Follow Max
He is doing brilliant work exposing the rot in Academia
They are not recruiting on merit.
Statement sent to my by an Oxbridge academic: ‘When I was interviewed for a job in an Oxbridge faculty, I was told by the chair of the job appointments panel that I was “appointable” but that the person who had been given the job had demonstrated “more experience in EDI” (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion).
Applying for jobs at other universities [the situation was even worse].
When interviewed for the job in Scotland, I was similarly told that “EDI is one of the core pillars of the university”, before being asked how I would contribute to it.
I thought that universities were hiring people to pursue excellence in research and teaching—instead, they are hiring people based upon conformity to the ideological zeitgeist. Universities do not want the best academics or teachers: they want ‘yes men’ who will not cause a fuss and only further entrench and spread the EDI drumbeat.’
‘More broadly, universities should teach students about how to think in the pursuit of truth. Universities today, however, have descended into [farce].’
Many similar messages coming in.
Follow me on here for more updates.
Full statement is available using link in next tweet.
DS ProfDoc retweeted
Anyone over the age of about 35 has no idea how far Western universities have fallen into the mire of DEI, collapsing standards and Left-wing monoculture, says Professor James Allan. It's time to sort them out. dailysceptic.org/2026/10/03/…
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The mans a LIAR. Now about to cancel triple lock BEFORE he has a mandate to do so, breaking yet another pledge and the man of the people (SICK JOKE) having pledged not to pursue EU membership until after he has a mandate from the UK electorate, he's about to abandon that pledge too !!
Andy Burnham claims he's a man of the people yet, in trying to reverse Brexit, he wants to overturn the biggest vote ever by the British people.
My column for the @TheSun. Link to full article here ⬇️
thesun.co.uk/news/40556590/j…
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He has no idea. He starts by trying to explain how we got to "the highest energy costs {sic} in Europe". (He means prices.) His account is a fiction, as has been proven: Thatcher/Lawson policies produced sustained reductions in costs. Then he veers off into water, housing, etc.
I want to be honest about how we’ve got to a place where British billpayers are paying some of the highest energy costs in Europe.
Over the past 40 years, we’ve given up control of our necessities, outsourced our essentials and privatised the basics. Water, transport, housing. And of course, energy.
Now the public are paying the price. We haven’t invested in the infrastructure we need. Conflict overseas has pushed up energy costs and it’s hurting our businesses and families.
That’s why we need to take back greater control of our energy system.
This week, I announced Great British Grid, which will speed up connections and push down bills.
We’re also giving mayors, local leaders and communities a stronger role. With funding for People’s Power projects, communities will be able to build solar panels on libraries and town halls, hydro schemes in rivers or publicly owned windfarms on local land.
But it’s not just energy we need stronger public control over. It’s also water, housing, transport and care.
So we’re repealing the ban on public ownership of water companies. We’re building more council homes than this country has seen since the end of World War Two.
We’re reforming the leasehold system so families aren’t squeezed for every penny. And we’re opening up home ownership for first time buyers who can’t rely on the bank of mum and dad.
This week I also announced my determination to introduce a National Care Service, to put people above profit and to give pensioners peace of mind.
Together, we’ll rewire the country from top to bottom so that it works for all people in all places.
That is the only way to put Britain back on the right path. It’s the only way to put power back in people’s hands. And it’s the only way we will bring hope again.
DS ProfDoc retweeted
International Pisa results rank countries.
England is now in the top ten.
But the government is dismantling the reforms that were fought for and that have delivered the success we currently have.
Watch Strictly Education below and subscribe! 👇
youtu.be/07vbBoRcmjI?is=r6dp…
DS ProfDoc retweeted
The Covid gene therapy injections and NICE Guideline 163 protocol of Midazolam and Morphine as a Covid treatment were the biggest crimes ever perpetrated against the people of the UK.
Politicians, health regulators and the legacy media don’t want to debate or report on this issue because they were all complicit in it.
They all think their crimes can be covered up for 20 years.
Do you think we should allow them to get away with this ?
