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Margaret Jay retweeted
We cannot share a country with people like this.
EXPOSED: British imams "advocating" domestic violence and marital rape inside mosques. Link for full story: mol.im/a/16199187
Margaret Jay retweeted
This shithouse is Judge William Mousley.
He instructed the jury to consider a charge of manslaughter in the Henry Nowak stabbing, which was clearly murder.
Another two-tier case in our disgusting justice system.
Where is the punishment?
How many more innocents need to die?
This whole system needs tearing out like a cancer.
Margaret Jay retweeted
UK: Police in London have banned a ‘Walk With Jesus’ march to avoid provoking the local Muslim community.
But Muslims are allowed to do this.
Why the double standard?
Margaret Jay retweeted
Fear not the Barbarians at the gate but the gatekeeper who would let them in.
Douglas always analyses with pin point accuracy and this is spot on. But with the Labour/Fabians it is a case of `there are none so blind as those who will not see`.
Douglas Murray’s books should be required reading for everyone, and especially for university students.
Margaret Jay retweeted
Please share the hell out of this 🤦♀️
Disgusting piece of sh*t @bphillipsonMP confirms that she thinks the rights of asylum seekers are more important than British people.
There is nothing left to say now.
Margaret Jay retweeted
I read that Stephen Gray, the ex-copper who made an excellent apparent-causal joke about bacon has been
fined because his joke was 'grossly offensive'
I think that what a lot of English people would find 'grossly offensive' is the idea of a grown man having sexual intercourse with a nine year old girl
But maybe criticising this would be blasphemy ?
On the whole, I think that the provincial judge laying down this law, Steven Hood, may come from a different part of England from me
Margaret Jay retweeted
The only reason Andy Burnham wants voter ID cancelled is because he knows it allows cheating.
That’s why he’s pushing for it.
It’s clear as day.
Margaret Jay retweeted
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Margaret Jay retweeted
Elon Musk:
“Suicidal empathy for the criminals, but apathy for the victims is the epitome of cruelty.”
Margaret Jay retweeted
“Between chords, stars, and impossible worlds… some melodies seem to travel across the entire Universe just to find someone. 🎸✨❤️”
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Margaret Jay retweeted
You're not going to believe how nasty Delta is.
Delta CEO Ed Bastian got caught trashing Elon Musk at internal meetings to explain why they rejected Starlink. But don't buy the corporate moral high ground for a second.
Delta tested Starlink, but Elon refused to let them trap passengers behind ad-tracking portals to farm and sell user data. SpaceX wanted instant connection just like home, with zero data harvesting.
So what did Delta do? They signed with Amazon’s completely untested satellite network which won't even launch fleetwide until 2028. Strictly to monetize passenger information.
United flyers get 300 Mbps; Delta flyers get dial-up and a data harvest.
Margaret Jay retweeted
Shabana Mahmood being home secretary is exactly what is wrong with this country.
Conquered from within.
Margaret Jay retweeted
One of the proudest moments of my life
I would like to thank everyone concerned
Margaret Jay retweeted
🇬🇧 Meanwhile in England
92 Year Old War Widow has a message for UK PM Andy Burnham as she’s arrested for saying words she’s not allowed to say.
This is England now.
Margaret Jay retweeted
This was my childhood. I am in my early 60s now. I don't just come from a different generation. I come from a different civilisation.
England, fifty years ago. A beautiful film of Saltaire, the Victorian model village in West Yorkshire. Lovely stone buildings by the river, a church, and a peaceful charm that feels like it belongs to another century.
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