British Theatre/Film Actress, Soprano & Vocal Coach | Ice Skater | 3 Yr Dip. M.T. @ArtsEdLondon | Grew up in Dubai | Lover of coffee, cake & cats!
London, England
Joined July 2009
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@HamillHimself Just came across this in my musician circles and simply HAD to tweet it to you! I chuckled for a good few minutes 😂 Though personally I think they missed an opportunity with Tuba The Hut & C-Piccolo 😁 Would make my week if you respond though in all honesty lol 🙈
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🚨 Major incident declared in search for Noah woods.
As of midnight Missing 3 year old Noah Wood whereabouts is still unknown.
New information has come to light saying he ran down an alleyway towards a new-build housing estate & hasn’t been seen since.
The police search has been called off for the evening but local residents are continuing the search throughout the night.
Praying Noah is found safe
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🚨As I write, African males who arrived in the UK illegally and have a history of attacking women are being granted leave to remain.
It’s so insane no one can believe it.
It’s true.
Men from Sudan, Eritrea, Afghan cannot have asylum claims rejected.
Because human rights.
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"The UK is racist!"
The UK is so insanely non-racist that you have to reach the point of men being beheaded by Sudanese jihadis and tens of thousands of British girls being raped and tortured before we even consider doing something about it.
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There is nothing racist about protecting your culture and heritage from becoming extinct.
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Migrants can rape, rob, murder, and behead people.
Britons who protest are told to stay calm or get arrested.
The media blames X for the anger.
Keir Starmer and his government have enabled this nightmare and now demand we shut up about it.
Fuck off, Starmer. The people have had enough
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Our politicians and police say two-tier justice doesn't exist. Oh really? ⬇️
The man on the left, Afsar Safi, a migrant from Afghanistan aged 30, kidnapped a 7 yr old girl and sexually assaulted her. He got 2.5 years in prison and is expected to be out on licence after having served just 6 months.
The man on the right, Reece Robinson, a British man aged 21, has just been fast tracked through the courts for throwing stones at the Southampton protests. He got 2 years.
How is this even remotely acceptable?
We are being gaslit beyond belief.
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Call me racist all you like...
But I'm not up for getting beheaded in the street for the sake of diversity and multiculturalism.
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As a Japanese watching the UK right now, I have one simple question.
A Sudanese asylum seeker just tried to behead a local man in Belfast. The victim lost an eye.
This comes after years of grooming gangs raping thousands of British girls — gangs that police and councils deliberately ignored because they were afraid of being called racist.
In Japan, even one case like this would have triggered national outrage and immediate policy reversal.
But in Britain, the conversation is still about “not being far-right.”
British people, at what point does protecting your own children become more important than protecting your reputation?
We genuinely do not understand this.
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Imagine if Starmer used “the full force of the law” to stop illegal migration instead of using it on ordinary Brits worried about illegal migration.
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Saturday in London:
4,000 officers.
Armoured vehicles on standby for the first time.
Live facial recognition deployed at a protest for the first time.
7 foreign speakers banned from entering the UK.
Riot gear for every officer.
The threat? Grandmothers. Mothers. People like you and me.
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If you’re wondering what is going on in the UK right now, the state is having a complete meltdown about the working-classes of this country daring to mobilise on the streets.
Until now, the political class and the state have been absolutely fine with people protesting.
Islamist sympathisers? Fine.
Antisemites? Fine.
Pro-Iran stooges? Fine.
BLM revolutionaries who protest while breaking Covid laws? Fine.
The prime minister will even ‘Take the Knee’ to show he is with you.
If you’re a ‘former’ Islamist and ally of al-Qaeda he’ll even invite you into Number 10 Downing Street for a cup of tea.
And if you’re an antisemite who calls for violence against white people and the West, such as Alaa Abd El-Fattah? He’ll welcome you with open arms.
But if you happen to belong to the decent majority of hardworking, tax-paying and patriotic Brits whose ancestors actually built this country then you must be treated very differently.
You are considered a threat.
You are considered dangerous.
You are considered divisive.
You are considered evil.
The very same state that has pushed people to the very edge - by refusing to fix the borders, by flooding the country with 200,000 illegals, by unleashing mass sexual assaults, by entrenching two-tier justice - now demands that the people who have to live with this do not say anything about it at all.
And if they do protest, then they must feel the full force of the law in a way that others do not.
The majority must be policed while minorities are protected.
Facial Recognition technology.
Revised CPS guidance.
Countless more police.
Warnings from politicians.
The only silver lining is that now, today, everybody can see it.
Everybody can see what is happening. It’s out in the open.
The bias is unavoidable.
And everybody has had enough.
Keir Starmer and the British state clearly hate many of their fellow citizens.
They clearly do not view people who happen to hold different views as legitimate.
But by treating them in this way they are only ensuring that the numbers of those who do choose to protest tomorrow spiral to levels they can no longer contain, silence, ignore, or dismiss.
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The UK doesn’t have a “far-right” problem.
It has a far-left problem.
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This is what they fear.
Not violence. Not hatred. Not extremism.
Ordinary British people standing together, proudly waving the flags of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
4 Nations, 1 United Kingdom.
For years patriotism has been mocked, demonised and pushed aside. Yet today, hundreds of thousands will turn up peacefully to show they still love their country and want a voice.
No matter what the headlines say, know the truths.
Britain is awake. 🇬🇧
@TRobinsonNewEra
@CllrJadeChapman – at Clayhanger, England
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I’m 64yrs old & have never known in my lifetime a government that hates their own country & their own people like this Labour Government does.
It’s pretty scary what they are doing to their own country & their own people.
Evil doesn’t come close enough.
These disgusting people should be in prison not in government.