What a day to be alive… The Green Party has voted that Israel would no longer exist as a Jewish state. They used to vote to save trees… now they have decided that the Jewish state, rooted in thousands of years of Jewish and Christian history, should cease to exist. But they’re not the fascists. No… They’re the good guys. Except …

Penny Mordaunt cleared to stand for Tories in next election telegraph.co.uk/politics/202… Same old Tories. I bet Penny’s big chum Bill Gates put in a good word for her with Kemi “we will be at war with Russia within a couple of years” Badenock. ‘Bad Penny’ Mordaunt always turns back up.

We are through the looking glass now. Police have put an entire British town under a Section 34 dispersal order (meaning they can even order residents to leave and not return) just so they can import a boat full of illegal immigrants.

Do you know who this is? If you have a young daughter then you should. On June 16, 2023, Ahmed Deq Mohamed assaulted a child under the age of 13 and penetrated her. She was left distraught and bravely, reported it. Just five days later Mohamed was arrested and charged. He initially denied the assault took place, despite the forensic and DNA evidence, forcing the girl to go to court. She testified via video and the jury found him guilty. He was sentenced to 4 years and 6 months in prison on May 22, 2024. Due to the government’s early release scheme he is expected to be released within a few weeks, having served just half his sentence. He has shown no remorse, and despite being of Somalian heritage is unlikely to be deported, since it is believed he was born in the UK. So young girls in the UK will soon be at risk again.

The only people that the Green Party is aligned with now on Israel is Hamas. I am not even exaggerating.

A British political party making anti-semitism and the destruction of Israel an official party policy. The Greens may as well just rebrand themselves as Hamas UK and cut out the middle man.

Jews are getting a lot of support on X tonight. Thank you friends. Your support means a very great deal. X

🚨We are now in a place where a whole town gets locked down by the Government for a boat that has not arrived…. Gosport. Haslar Bridge shut. Coaches at Fort Blockhouse. Masks banned. A dispersal order on the entire town until 7am Tuesday. Anyone who wants to stand there is sent to a car park. If not you’re threatened with arrest.. The boat is still in French waters. The government will not even say this is the landing. Last time, they took the people to Dover.

You have to be incredibly stupid to think illegally imported people having jobs is good for our economy.

So we’ve gone from men pretending to have female bodies to openly celebrating autogynephilia and pretending that it’s actually womanhood. I can’t say I’m surprised; we’ve all known for a while now that this is where we were headed.

If you say there are perverts at Pride, the Mayor of Paris, with the help of state-funded NGOs and lawyers, will take you to court

His name is Islam ☪️ Abdel-Hady. A leaked report from 2006 found Muslim ☪️ officers were 10-times more likely to be corrupt than white officers.

15-year-old rioter uses makeshift flame-thrower to burn a woman's face in Marseille, France. She suffered first-degree burns. More: x.lingyaoai.com/HillelNeuer/status/210… Amnesty International: “The youth who are protesting must be listened to, not repressed.” ⬇️

.@andyburnham, with respect, you treat the British public with contempt if you expect us to swallow this. Britain has the dearest industrial electricity in the IEA, and you want us to blame 1986. You say we pay some of the highest energy bills in Europe because we privatised the basics, and you blame conflict overseas. But the data supports neither claim. British industrial gas prices sit below the IEA median. Industrial electricity does not. In 2023 British industry paid 25.85p per kWh against an IEA average of 17.7p. Over the last decade the premium over the median has run between 17% and 49%. In 2024 we had the highest industrial electricity prices of any IEA member with data available. If gas were the cause, we would be near average. We are at the top. Wholesale costs drove most of the rise since 2021, but they cannot explain why we pay more than our neighbours for the same gas. Policy can. Taxes and levies on household electricity rose 59% in real terms between 2017 and 2025, when they made up 23% of the average bill. One Oxford Institute for Energy Studies estimate puts policy related costs at 33% of the pre-tax electricity bill once contracts for difference, carbon charges and the capacity market are counted. The government's own analysis has supported British industry paying £86 per MWh from this year, against £69 in France and £60 in Germany. The relief your government announced in April was a transfer. It scrapped a levy funded efficiency scheme and moved 75% of the domestic cost of the Renewables Obligation onto general taxation. The cost did not disappear. The Treasury now collects it from the same households through tax. Then the grid. The typical household is on a price cap of £1,723 a year, up £60 since July. Networks made up about 30% of the spring price cap, and Ofgem has set out a further expansion of local networks for 2028 to 2033, paid for by households through higher charges. Your answer is Great British Grid. It will be funded from Great British Energy's existing budgets and will work with the private sector and network companies. That means no new money, no new cable and one more public body. Your own government has also acknowledged that its buy British approach to grid contracts could add cost, yet no full impact assessment has been carried out. You promise European prices within a decade. You have not shown us the bill. You speak of lost control. You were a cabinet minister when the Climate Change Act passed in 2008. Ed Miliband, its author, later set the Clean Power 2030 target. Britain refuses new North Sea licences and imports gas it could produce at home. Gas remains the marginal source that sets the wholesale electricity price, so every turbine added on this model leaves the bill tied to gas while households fund the cables and backup behind it. Public ownership has been tried locally. Nottingham's Robin Hood Energy cost taxpayers an estimated £38m. Bristol Energy, closed this week, left a final bill of £39.3m. Both were Labour-run councils. Solar panels on a library roof are pleasant. They will not move a national price. Bills fall when costs fall. Remove levies that don't belong on electricity. Licence new North Sea fields. Build nuclear on time. Then publish what your plan costs and who pays for it. "Burnham was a cabinet minister when the Climate Change Act passed in 2008. Ed Miliband, its author, later set the Clean Power 2030 target."

London, 2026. Who’s betting the people who work, and still care about the country, are the ones paying for every single one of them? I’ll save you the suspense. We are.

Zara Saiyed, a Muslim Security Officer at Heathrow, insisted she should be allowed to wear a Palestinian badge in response to October 7th and took them to Tribunal for discrimination - she failed. She said “Heathrow are complicit in killing Palestinian babies” and “Above all, I did it for the sake of Allah. That alone makes it worth it.” The Tribunal found that she had lied, and was prone to hyperbole. Never mind - on the day her case failed, the Ministry of Justice offered her an internship … in the Tribunals service. That doesn’t seem very safe somehow … a radicalised Muslim, willing to lie and exaggerate “above all for Allah, who makes it all worth it”.. Who placed her in such a key position, where she can cause much more damage? Could it have been a fellow Muslim, by any chance? pressreader.com/uk/the-sunda…

🚨 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

Chilling. They don't have to attend, they don't have to listen. They could protest outside. But that's never enough is it? They need to shut it down entirely.

The Hard Left murdered Anne Widdecombe The Hard Left plotted to kill Nigel Farage The Hard Left are currently burning down France The Hard Left are actively welcoming terrorists to the UK The Hard Left are plotting to seize your property But the Far Right are the problem?

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