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Shouldn't journalism be data driven, facts based with balanced critical thinking applied with humility so the reader can decide. So much is now opinion driven for maximum effect to gain an audience. It's become a shouting match.
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The Islamic male ego becomes so bloated by its lack of restraint that it believes any criticism is blasphemy
I look forward to being arrested
🚨NEWS: The Islamist organisation 5 Pillars has reported John Cleese to the Prevent Programme after John made factual, accurate and valid statements about Islam
John's statements on Islam:
“To criticise a culture whose holy book advocates the killing of all the people they disagree with...is not racist. It’s culturalist.”
“traditional British values are under attack from Muslim belief systems, especially the Koranic demands to kill ‘infidels’.”
“I personally prefer a culture that does not approve of Female Genital Mutilation, Child Marriage and Killing Infidels.”
“Another religious diktat from the Pro-Paedophila Propaganda Department.”
5 Pillars are a vile organisation who should not exist in the UK
We value freedom of speech and expression especially when it comes to criticising ideologies or religions
Stand with @JohnCleese !
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The most dangerous people in British politics are the ones who wield the word “kindness” like a weapon.
They want to police how you speak, what you admire about your own country, even your dating preferences.
They also think they should decide whether your child’s unhappiness is a medical emergency requiring diabolical treatments based on ideology, not evidence.
This form of inverted kindness - one that advocates for harmful solutions to imagined problems, and which will not brook any dissent - is just Orwellian authoritarianism with better branding.
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What is about to happen to Britain is truly INSANE.
Thanks to Andy Burnham's Labour, all kinds of community & "faith" groups will now be able to "sponsor" refugees who will be identified by ... the United Nations, which is not accountable to the British people and has no connection to our democracy.
A distant, unelected, unaccountable, and international group of woke bureaucrats will now wield enormous influence over our supposedly sovereign immigration policy here in Britain.
Those refugees will then automatically be given Indefinite Leave to Remain, including full access to housing, the NHS, medical and social services, and will almost certainly be able to bring in their relatives, too, such as the Gaza-born mother who recently brought a family of 18 into Britain under "human rights" laws.
Remember all those kebab shops and fraudulent businesses that were sponsoring visas for migrant workers during the Boriswave? Well, this is what we about to witness on an entirely new level with all those "community sponsors". Woke charities, foundations, mosques, secretive "faith groups" bringing in whoever they choose and then putting them in housing that, apparently, we do not have enough of for British people.
Ask yourself: do you really trust the British state to properly scrutinise these "community sponsors" when it cannot even control our own borders?
And remember all those credible studies showing how the Boriswave is about to impose a bill of roughly £600 BILLION on the British people? Well, expect that bill to get bigger and bigger because most of the people Labour will now bring in will be low-wage, low-skill migrants from the likes of Afghanistan and Gaza.
And what about the hardworking British people? Where are they in all this? They are once again being treated like second-class citizens in their own country, forced to live with a policy they never voted for, or asked for.
They will now end up having to subsidise yet more waves of migration including endless amounts of "chain migration" through family reunification.
The British people are generous and tolerant but enough is enough. They have already supported 400,000 refugees from Hong Kong & Ukraine, and provided billions in support for illegal migrants and Boriswave 'deliveroo' workers, who take more out of the economy than they put in.
Don't the British people deserve decent schools, hospitals, more prisons, and borders that work? Don't they deserve politicians who put them first before opening the door to yet more migration from radically different nations and cultures?
If you feel outraged by what is happening to your country then vote Reform. There is no other alternative. It was the Tories who ENDORSED the UN migration pact in the first place, and while Restore voters are right to feel angry they are dividing the Right and handing Labour the keys to the country for another five years.
If the broad patriotic majority does not consolidate and reject these changes then they will lose heavily and this policy will not just become permanent but it will utterly transform the country and its population.
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Pakistan? I wouldn't move there.
Afghanistan? Not a chance.
Libya? No.
Sudan? Absolutely not.
Yemen? I wouldn't choose it.
Somalia? Not for me.
And I'm Muslim.
So let's ask the uncomfortable question: what exactly is Sharia supposed to achieve when countries that claim to govern by Islamic law are places many Muslims themselves would never choose to live?
If the system is so perfect, why are people trying to escape the societies built around it?
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Russian troops surrendered to Ukraine as part of Operation Vivaldi in the northern Donbas.
About 250 POWs.
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You know, if the press had just found out that we had imported a senior member of Hamas and he predictably started plotting terror attacks, I would perhaps put this policy on the backburner for a while and rethink it. But that's just me.
🚨 NEW: Shabana Mahmood will open a new refugee route that prioritises Afghan women and Palestinians
[@guardian]
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BBC still lists dead terrorists as ‘journalists who died for truth’ - then Hamas & Pal Islamic Jihad themselves have now claimed 50+ of them as its own fighters in official martyr notices. A correction is overdue - when Hamas’s fact checking is ahead of the BBC & i wonder if & when the ‘activists’ & ‘experts’ on X will correct their many posts …
thetimes.com/article/673318e…
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An Iranian woman sang without covering her hair. The sentence was 74 lashes.
I'd like to know why every "feminist" is silent.
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“Hi! I’m a girl from Iraq, and I’m currently using ChatGPT to translate this message so I can communicate with you about this issue.
I’m reaching out to you because you are a feminist who has a voice on social media. In some Arab families, women are forced to wear the niqab (covering their faces), particularly in Saudi Arabia.
At the moment, as women, we are running a campaign on Twitter/X about this issue, calling for an end to forcing girls and women to wear the niqab. But our voices alone are not enough. We also need the support of women from other countries to help amplify our voices.
So, if you have the opportunity, please support us and shed light on our cause in one of your videos. It would mean a lot to us. Thank you. 🤍”
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More information emerging about the conviction of Del Somerville (jailed for two years for throwing a plastic bottle and telling police officers to 'F**k off' at a protest against the small boats).
The court heard that Somerville had played a relatively minor role at the incident, had tried to pull another protester away when he confronted police, actually lived at the marina rather than travelled there for the purpose of protesting, and that the plastic bottle he threw was 'small' or 'empty'.
It's impossible, in the context of wider sentencing policy in this country, to avoid the conclusion that the sanction handed down to Somerville amounts to two-tier justice.
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The left : believe all women , women are always right
British girls : here’s what immigrants did to 250,000 of us …
The left :
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When I was 13, my father tried to force me to wear the niqab through verbal abuse and beatings. I tried—I tried so hard—to resist him, but unfortunately, I had no one to help me, and I ended up wearing it. My father used to tell me my face was like a donkey’s—ugly and not worth looking at—and that I should cover it. I would retort that, at the very least, a donkey doesn't wear a niqab. When I was 10, I saw a "Tiffany blue" abaya at the market with a funny cat design on it. My father saw me looking at it and asked if I wanted it; I said no, that I didn't like it. He told me he would slit my throat—actually slit it with a knife—if I ever wore it, simply because of the color.
My father doesn't care about my prayers or my religious observance; he ignores the true priorities of Islam, focusing only on the niqab—something for which he threatens to kill me.
I hate the beach and being there because it reminds me that I am a prisoner of the niqab. While people around me swim, I hate being seen in such a suppressed state; I can’t swim or run because of the niqab, and people laugh and call me "Batman."
I experienced suicidal thoughts and crying spells this past July because of the niqab.
Seven years of oppression.
Seven years without the air touching my face.
I am seriously considering ending my life if things continue this way, for what is the value of a life like this?
#٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب
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No UK judge would dare sentence a Muslim to two years in prison for throwing a small plastic bottle at the police.
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One of the more impressive talents of progressives is their ability to demand forensic evidence for everyone else’s beliefs while treating their own as obvious truths requiring no examination at all.
The contradictions are rarely explored because the conclusions have already been agreed.
That’s not reasoning. It’s tribalism.
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Academia is demonstrably fine with fraud and opposed to reform.
Cambridge is no longer planning to investigate Jason Arday’s academic record or the university’s decision to hire or cover for him.
Instead, the investigation will focus on “his welfare, his care, his well-being” and “whether the school offered him sufficient support amid accusations that he plagiarized.”
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Two tier justice.
Weapons thrown. Bottles. Hitting police with sticks. NOT ONE of these left wing pro Palestine protestors were charged or imprisoned for ANYTHING you see in this video.
Yet a local resident in the ward I represent in Portsmouth, Del Somerville, is now serving 2 years behind bars for swearing and throwing a plastic bottle in the direction of police.
This is what injustice looks like.
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One of the preeminent universities in the world hired and lauded a pathologically lying mediocrity based almost entirely on his skin color and fake life history, and when he offed himself after being found out, it promised an investigation of... how he was badly treated.
Meanwhile, across the Channel, an academic who helped uncover this scandal was relieved of his duties
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The math is simple now.
Reform can't win a general election, any idea of turning this around is cope - too many failures, too much insulting of the electorate, too much chaos. They were warned and didn't listen.
Conservatives are back in contention, but have lost too many on trust. Won't be able to win on their own.
Restore is in the race on % of vote and growing. Could be bigger than Reform in three years, a snap election would be different maths.
If the country wants to stop the lunatic left and continual decline of the country, a coalition is likely the only answer.
But a coalition has the problem of egos. Probably has hard as Fury and AJ arguing over who walks out second.
Then how does the right agree on sensible policies and things the country has the stomach for? How does it stop wasting its time on silly ideas like welfare cards, which are flawed and unserious.
The focus should be simple:
- Border control
- Productivity gains (literally everyone wins with this)
- Deregulation
- Slashing the welfare bill
- Build more prisons + return to punishing crime
- End of the two tier system
The above is all obvious to anyone with half a brain.
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Since the beginning of this year, Russia has already used more than 2,100 missiles of different types against Ukraine. More than 950 of them were ballistic missiles. In 8 months of this year, Russia used 63,000 attack drones of different types against Ukraine. And more than 7,700 of them were jet-powered “shaheds” – truly destructive and dangerous weapons…
Would your country survive if, God forbid, you had to face something like this?
Ukraine has.
From an address to UNGA. (5/7)
