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Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
NOW — The Home Office has released the list of social media posts its Standards and Compliance Unit observed about Prevent in 2024.
The department disclosed:
• A post of mine criticising a local-council training module that directed staff to report anyone sharing “anti-immigration views” to counter-terrorism police.
• A post from @Con_Tomlinson criticising the Home Office’s RICU unit and the fact Prevent designated Douglas Murray a far-right extremist.
Dozens of other public posts and articles are listed raising the same position, “Prevent training focuses heavily on the far-right while downplaying Islamist extremism.”
This unit, known as “StaCU” - is collecting and logging criticism of Prevent’s training bias.
The original request for this material was refused under national-security and health-and-safety exemptions.
Disclosure only happened after the applicant went to the ICO.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
The only conclusion is that this government don’t want small business to exist, let alone succeed. Small businesses, home ownership: both are a threat to Labour and they want to discourage them - by destroying them, if that’s what it takes. They want nothing but dependents.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
20 months in prison for a social media post.
6 months for killing a teen with a machete.
The UK has gone mad.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
I have already told Ofcom "come back with a warrant" on at least one occasion.
This ruling does not change the perspective of a U.S. refuser.
The problem these tech companies have is that they're refusing to assert their constitutional rights
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
I blame Marxists for turning the fight for women’s rights into a war against men.
They’ve been very good at attaching themselves to the real grievances of minority groups, then convincing people that capitalism is to blame.
I used to believe them too.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
WTF? A Prime Minister who has never run a business in his life demands answers because a private business fails? … let me help you, Andy & co.
A retail chain needs to stay in fashion, needs to go with the flow! … But you and successive governments don’t like their “tat” products (mostly sourced off shore to sell them at £1!!! That the whole point right?) anyway…
for free (without a taxpayer funded £MULTIMILLION enquiry I’ll tell you the problems… (you’re welcome)
▪️massively increased regulations and compliance costs.
▪️cheap tat sourced from abroad, with rising shipping and transport costs.
▪️Hit by increased minimum wages and employer National Insurance.
▪️Hit by rising rents and business rates.
▪️Hit by soaring energy bills and net zero costs.
▪️Hit by higher interest rates.
▪️Hit by consumers with less disposable income.
▪️Hit by the soaring cost of borrowing to buy stock months in advance.
▪️Hit by higher insurance premiums.
▪️Hit by shoplifting, organised theft and security costs.
▪️Hit by packaging taxes, recycling regulations and environmental compliance costs.( which you just throw into general taxation, non of it changes the weather)
▪️Hit by higher fuel, warehousing and distribution costs.
▪️Hit by increased employment costs, pensions and statutory obligations.
▪️Hit by competition from overseas online retailers operating with very different overheads.( duty free … for foreign businesses oops)
▪️And hit by the impossibility of passing those costs onto customers, who shop at Poundland precisely because they need cheap stuff! … which isn’t cheap anymore (see above)
Every single time you add something on … so do they!
And the idiot, deluded politicians who have made Britain more and more expensive and difficult to do business in, are demanding to know why businesses are struggling?
You are all moronic. My work here is done 🤡
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
We don’t have enough housing in this country. Now the Home Office is letting charities fund refugees’ accommodation. Charities receive HUNDREDS of millions of taxpayers’ funding and many get masses of private funding. Many are very wealthy. How are we meant to compete with this? I haven’t even included the billions spent on asylum accommodation.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
I once worked with a girl, white English, who married a British born Sri Lankan man. I met him on a few occasions, and he was a very nice guy. They made a good couple.
He eventually proposed, and they got married. They actually had two weddings. One was your typical traditional Western wedding, complete with the white wedding dress, while the other was a traditional Sri Lankan wedding.
The latter, according to her, was awful.
His family hated her. Not because of her personality or anything she'd done wrong, but simply because she was a white woman who didn't fit into their culture. And they made absolutely sure she knew it.
In fact, things were so bad that just several months later, the marriage came to an end.
I can only assume her now ex-husband went on to marry someone his family considered more racially and culturally compatible.
But as @CaliforniaFrizz points out, these stories are rarely spoken about.
There's always this hyperfixation on white families not approving of interracial relationships or being racist towards their children's partners.
The truth is, this sort of prejudice exists among all sorts of different racial and cultural groups. It's certainly not exclusive to white people, despite how often the conversation seems to revolve around them.
My mother was branded a traitor for being a white woman who married a Black man. My father was called a traitor, among many other things, for marrying a white woman. They faced this prejudice in the streets, long before social media existed.
Decades later, I’ve experienced the same hostility, both online and in person, simply for being married to a white man.
White people can be victims of racism too. Yet their experiences are often dismissed or minimised because they don’t fit the narrative. Acknowledging this doesn’t diminish the racism anyone else experiences.
Interracial relationships should be celebrated, not condemned. No one should be abused, vilified or made to feel ashamed of whom they love because of their partner’s skin colour.
Racism is not a competition, and it cannot be condemned selectively based on the colour of the victim.
No exceptions. No double standards.
I wonder if @DailyMail has ever printed a story about a Black or Mixed Race spouse being branded the “traitor” for marrying a white person………..
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
Some things that British voters have forgotten.
🔴Making a profit is no vice.
🔴Inequality is not evil.
🔴The fact that tax cuts chiefly benefit people who pay taxes is not an argument against them.
🔴Governments spend money less well than you do.
🔴There’s no such thing as a free lunch.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
Look at this, stashed away on page 118 of the budget...
The Government is implementing visa salary requirement changes from spring 2027 that will reduce 'occupation-specific minimum salary thresholds from the median to the 25th percentile of wages'.
In short, making it FAR easier for firms to hire migrants.
Why are they lowering barriers to overseas workers instead of training British men and women?
British people do not want more immigration.
At all.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
Turns out the Labour government is baffled by the fact that Poundland, a company that sells high volume goods at rock bottom prices with very thin margins, might go bankrupt after they’ve continually increased their labour costs
That’s astoundingly cretinous
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
A Brit, and Scottish specifically, invented Penicillin. Saving literally billions of third world lives.
Scotland paid the entire West's "reparations".
So fuck off.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
Tranada 🇨🇦
"In 2025, a school bus driver in Ontario placed a placard with the words “Lolita Line” in the windshield and wore a pink mini-skirt and over-the-knee nylons to pick up kids. The driver was promptly dismissed
The driver, self-described as a “transgender woman,” is pursuing a human rights complaint"
National Post
archive.today/UomAl
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
I don’t think this has had the press coverage it deserves. It is insane.
The right to decide who enters Britain belongs to the British state, not to whichever charity has the Home Office’s ear.
The opportunities for favouritism, nepotism and corruption are obvious. A well-connected individual with well-placed supporters will secure nomination over others facing greater persecution. Dodgy intermediaries may well demand money from families seeking sponsorship. Charities could become vehicles for bringing over relatives, associates or even political allies. It risks creating an entire system of private patronage.
I go into all this in more detail here: thecritic.co.uk/labours-gold…
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
🇩🇪🚨MEGA-ESCÁNDALO: La ganadora de las elecciones de BERLÍN, del partido de ultraizquierda Die Linke confiesa por error que Hamás controla su partido y teme por su vida💣
Un error acaba de generar una crisis de seguridad impresionante. La revista Der Spiegel —un medio, cabe destacar, de marcada tendencia izquierdista— ha sacado a la luz un documento interno que prueba cómo Die Linke ha sido secuestrado por el islamismo.
Su candidata a gobernar Berlín, Elif Eralp, envió por accidente a la redacción las notas privadas de una entrevista donde confiesa estar coaccionada y aterrorizada por Hamás que opera dentro de su propio partido.
Resulta que luego de una entrevista, el equipo de la candidata revisó la transcripción. Durante este proceso, Eralp hizo comentarios internos que debían quedar en la más estricta confidencialidad. Sin embargo, el documento con las acotaciones sin borrar fue devuelto a los periodistas.
El contenido de esas notas es dinamita. Cuando Der Spiegel le preguntó por Ibrahim Ibrahim —un propalestino simpatizante de Hamás que celebró la masacre del 7 de octubre—, la respuesta pública iba a ser esquiva. Pero en el margen del documento filtrado, Eralp escribió la verdad: «Hay un PROBLEMA. [...] mi marido no, y yo tampoco, quiero nombrar nombres concretos, él tiene miedo de esta gente y yo también».
La filtración expone la cruda realidad del islamoizquierdismo en Alemania: Eralp llegó a comparar el nivel de amenaza de estos militantes pro-Palestina con el del Crimen Organizado e implora abortar la publicación: «No puedo poner en peligro a mí misma y a mi familia por Der SPIEGEL. ¿Qué hacemos ahora? ¿Anulamos toda la entrevista?».
El mayor chiste de toda esta situación, sin embargo, quedó plasmado en una de las frases que Eralp sí quería publicar. En un alarde de desconexión absoluta, la candidata afirma en la entrevista: «Lo que sí puedo decir con total claridad es que, como alcaldesa gobernante, velaré por la seguridad de todas las berlinesas y todos los berlineses». Una promesa que resulta irrisoria viniendo de una dirigente que, en el mismo documento, reconoce en secreto que ni siquiera puede proteger a su propia familia de las bases de su partido.
Luego del escándalo, Eralp ha anunciado que procederá legalmente contra Der Spiegel y presentará una queja formal ante el Consejo de Prensa por haber citado sus anotaciones internas. Esta maniobra judicial evidencia de inmediato lo susceptibles y completamente desbordados que están en realidad estos cuadros dirigentes frente a situaciones de crisis.
La izquierda radical berlinesa creyó que podía capitalizar electoralmente el extremismo islámico; hoy, los documentos demuestran que es el extremismo quien los tiene de rehenes.
Isabelline Comet 🦊🦕 retweeted
So you wouldn't know this from reading the BBC headline, but the reason he was seen as controversial is because… he was "outspoken about violent extremism, radicalisation and openly advocated for interfaith dialogue and peaceful coexistence between Muslims and Christians, who make up nearly equal parts of Nigeria's population."
Controversial Islamic cleric shot dead in northern Nigeria bbc.in/4sto6Fj
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Sheikh Yahaya Ibrahim Masussuka was a prominent moderate Sufi preacher in Nigeria known for advocating interfaith dialogue and opposing violent extremism. Ansaru claimed responsibility, citing his peace efforts as the motive.
bbc.com/news/articles/…
pmnewsnigeria.com/2026/10/27/pop…
