“We can start having slave girls again.” – Muslim community leader in the UK. A local Muslim preacher told his community about the importance of enslaving non-Muslim girls to stop Muslim fathers from raping their own baby daughters when mothers are unavailable to change diapers. Islam is incompatible with the 21st century! Sharia blasphemy law has no place in the civilized world!

NEVER FORGET

And many foreigners are getting fully funded PhDs and grants. I’ve seen a lot of this and the MSM don’t report on it (because they don’t know it’s happening).

This will be any parent who tries to stop their distressed or gay child from destroying their bodies! In years to come people will look back & say how was this not stopped? And when that happens, whenever that eventually is… if you’ve promoted & encouraged it … own the damage!

Great British Energy spent £14.1M of taxpayers' money and generated just £62k in income, a loss of £200 for every £1 earned! 0 local jobs created. Millions to consultants & lawyers. Prime farmland lost Reform UK Wales demands full transparency and an end to this waste. @ReformDaily_ @RUKWales

"Yearning for a peaceful homeland is not racist it is human". *Unless you're British.

This just gets better and better…

BREAKING: Cornwall’s world-famous Sharps Brewery, which produces the ‘Doom Bar’ cask ale, to close with all jobs lost - owners cite ‘very challenging trading conditions’ (via @ITVNews) itv.com/news/westcountry/202…

Hackney Islamic Community Centre hosts preachers that advocate beating a wife who refuses sex & the execution of LGBTs It's a registered charity subsidised by the taxpayer & legally obliged to operate for the public benefit! It must lose charity status! secularism.org.uk/news/2026/…

We are indeed. Rejoin isn’t happening.

We live on a historically cold world, where the average planetary temperature currently sits at a chilly 15°C. We are rarely reminded that Earth remains far colder in the current age than its long-term average of 22°C–25°C, maintained across the 541 million years of the Phanerozoic Eon. A planetary warming of two or three degrees is unlikely to trigger an existential crisis; historically, it never has under conditions comparable to today. The blunt reality is that we are still living through the Late Cenozoic Ice Age—the most extensive global cooling event since the Karoo Glaciation, which lasted 105 million years across the Carboniferous and Permian periods. By contrast, our current ice age began 34 million years ago with the initial glaciation of Antarctica. Humanity and our symbol-driven culture evolved against this cold, drying backdrop. We now inhabit its most intense phase: the Quaternary Glaciation, which has persisted for the last 2.58 million years. At the Last Glacial Maximum, roughly 26,000 to 20,000 years ago, massive continental ice sheets reached depths of 3 to 4 kilometers (10,000 to 13,000 feet). Modern humanity is fortunate to exist during the Holocene interglacial—a 11,700-year warm period during which virtually every artifact of human civilisation, along with all historical empires, emerged. This deep timeline reveals that while modern mammals are an ice-age-adapted lineage, human civilisation thrives in the warmth. Yet the present climate narrative relies on an institutional framework that largely disregards Earth's geological history. Orbital mechanics dictate the macro-climatic epochs of our planet over millennia, yet contemporary debate focuses almost exclusively on micro-trends from recent decades. Earth continuously responds to these orbital variations, first mapped by Milutin Milankovitch. On shorter timescales, climate behavior is driven by natural variability in solar irradiance, ocean circulation, atmospheric water vapor, and volcanic activity; over deep time, it is anchored by the slow movement of tectonic plates. The global oceans, atmospheric water vapor, and cloud cover account for the vast majority of the planet's radiative warming. Furthermore, the geological record shows that deep ocean outgassing of dissolved CO₂ typically lags thermal changes by centuries, unfolding over millennia as ocean masses adjust. To focus entirely on a trace gas is to overlook the scale of these broader planetary systems. It also overlooks the gas's biological utility: NASA satellite records confirm a widespread expansion of global green foliage over recent decades, driven significantly by carbon dioxide acting as a plant nutrient. Ultimately, the UN inspired climate agenda collides with thermodynamic reality. A modern industrial society requires the continuous high energy density provided only by conventional fuels—a baseload capability that intermittent sources cannot replace.

NEW: Why did Comic Relief award £340,000 to “Bail for Immigration Detainees”? open.substack.com/pub/gillc/…

Re-joining the EU doesn't rebuild power stations. It doesn't rebuild oil refineries or steel mills. Quite the opposite in fact. It doesn't make any facet of our decrepit governance function any better. Re-joining isn't a magical time machine that takes us back to 2016. It doesn't undo the costs of lockdown or reverse the Boriswave. In most practical respects you would be hard pressed to notice we'd re-joined, not least because we never set about dismantling the regulatory constructs of the EU. All it would really do is bake in the decline. But it's not going to happen anyway. The EU is barely inclined to change the existing relationship without major concessions on fishing and free movement, has zero interest in taking us into a customs union, and there is no re-joining the single market without joining Efta and the EEA. There's even less enthusiasm for a protracted accession process that will be reversed by the next right wing government. Burnham only thinks any of it is a political possibility because he doesn't know anything about the EU - and learned nothing whatsoever from Brexit. My hunch, though, is that he won't touch it with a barge pole. It causes him as many political problems as it solves, and he's just saying it to show a bit of ankle to the remainer obsessives in the party. Nothing Burnham says or does is sincere. Everything about the man is fake. Most of what he believes can, should or will happen will crash into the reality barrier before the next budget. He's already a lame duck PM. He just doesn't know it yet.

🚨 MEET THE EX POLICE OFFICER PAID 500,000 POUNDS TO TELL COPS NIGEL FARAGE BELONGS IN PRISON Look closely at this man's face. His name is Abbas Najib, a former police officer whose organisation took nearly 500,000 pounds in public grants. He was hired by the state to train counter terror staff and police officers in Yorkshire. First, he taught public officials that the Virgin Mary wore a hijab and that Jesus grew an Islamic beard. Then he looked a room full of police officers in the eye and told them Nigel Farage is a criminal who should be locked up for his political speech. Let that sink in! Your hard earned tax money is being paid to an activist to tell law enforcement officers that the leader of Reform UK belongs behind bars. Two tier policing is being actively funded with your cash to criminalize democratic opposition. Retweet this immediately to expose Abbas Najib to every single voter in Great Britain. 🇬🇧🔥

🚨 A rape was recorded in Croydon every 20 hours 216 rapes in just 181 days. Is this what a safer London looks like? Just one London borough.

This is what doctors sell to young women as healthcare. This is what progressives support. This is what evil looks like in our society.

The world’s 'Big Three' asset management firms—BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street—collectively oversee more than $30 trillion in assets. If their combined assets under management were compared to national economic output (nominal GDP), they would rank second in the world: behind the United States (around $29–30 trillion) and ahead of China (around $18–19 trillion). Yet in terms of international capital management and dollar-denominated financial influence, this Big Three operate at a scale comparable to the largest sovereign economies on Earth. When measured by Purchasing Power Parity to reflect local buying power, China's economy expands to roughly $38–40 trillion, making it the world's largest domestic economy, even ahead of the US. This staggering financial concentration intersects directly with underlying global policy architecture. Yet their influence is rarely seen publicly. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink also serves on the Board of Trustees of the World Economic Forum, illustrating the deep overlap between institutional capital and transnational world networks. While fiercely competitive, the Big Three are grouped together due to their near-total dominance over passive index tracking and Exchange-Traded Funds. Crucially, they don't actually 'own' the capital they manage; the $30 trillion belongs to investors from retail giants, pension funds, endowments, and retirement and superannuation funds. But because most individual investors delegate their voting rights, the Big Three exercise immense proxy voting power in major publicly traded companies—frequently casting up to 25% of all shareholder votes. This gives unprecedented leverage over corporate governance, board appointments and ESG/climate mandates. Through forums like the WEF, young political hopefuls are cultivated early in their political careers —such as Emmanuel Macron and Jacinda Ardern—long before they assumed national leadership, embedding corporate capital into the framework of global policymaking. Their potential for influence on the world stage remains vast, and yet mostly invisible to the world at large.

The @wellcometrust, which received £103,600,000 from taxpayers between 2021-25, commissions American hip-hop artists to write a song about climate change:

This is my research I removed British Red Cross in the end because it deals in other areas too - so I thought it might detract (even though it does a lot of asylum stuff) I’m up to £312 million with strictly asylum and migration charities, and the list will absolutely grow

💰 The Government has signed off £599,579.70 to help provide climate finance to Somalia. This is a Government that has already: ❌ Borrowed £310 BILLION since coming to power ❌ Put taxes up by around £70 BILLION And now they’re talking about putting taxes up again, because apparently there still isn’t enough money. So what are they doing? Well naturally, giving £600,000 to Somalia for climate finance. No disrespect to Somalia. But taxpayers are already paying record amounts in tax in this country. If Somalia wants to spend £600,000 on climate change, Somalia should pay for it. That really shouldn’t be controversial.