Normal bloke’s blown mind and thoughts after a day of inclusivity training!🤢 Poor fella.

To all my survivors please tell you're stroy yourself becasue everyone is wating to make money off you, tell your story for you and take the praise for you're trauma. The govement want to silence us and have done for years. We are used as political bate We are living with out protection or justice and no one is comming to save us.. Thats the dyam truth.

Also Walliams jumping in to stop him saying any more names.

Please baby Jesus make it stop

This is your country being flushed down the toilet.

NIGEL FARAGE'S BASTARDS by @emilylawford Two years ago, Connor Tomlinson, Charlie Downes and Harrison Pitt met Rupert Lowe at a private seminar organised by the late Peter Whittle, who ran the New Culture Forum, a right-wing think tank. Lowe gave a speech, arguing that they should still back Reform. He then sat for an hour with the young men, listening to their criticism of Farage. This was a multi-millionaire, Thatcherite, public-schooled farmer, giving an audience to young men with whom he had very little in common and about whose lives he knew nothing. “But he listened,” Tomlinson remembered, “and he just said, ‘Right, you know what lads, I’ll take all those criticisms on board. I think they’ll strengthen the party. You’re the exact kind of guys we want to get involved.’” Tomlinson thought Lowe was a man of principle, compared to other figures in Reform whom he saw as power-mad and dishonest. He found Reform’s increasingly campy vibe distasteful when the country was collapsing. “I went to a lot of caravan holidays as a kid, right? I know that there’s a place for it in British culture. But I don’t think when we’re staring down the gun barrel of complete national disaster, the Butlins and fireworks and Andrea Jenkyns singing in sequins is the way to go.” When Lowe was kicked out of Reform a few months later, Tomlinson was ready to follow him anywhere. “What Rupert Lowe realises,” Tomlinson said, “is there is a next generation of people who are essentially autodidacts, who haven’t been through the Eton, Oxbridge, Spad, MP, Lords pipeline that’s generated nothing but cowards and traitors.” Carl Benjamin told me he was certain that Restore would triumph eventually. “I’ve never been more convinced that essentially our victory is inevitable, as the horrors of multiculturalism become clear.” Yet as Restore kept eating into Reform’s vote share, people began to call for the right to unite. In early August, after Restore came fourth with 9 per cent in the Greater Manchester mayoral election, Lowe suggested his party and Reform “put our differences aside and cooperate for the good of the country”. He demanded a few things in return: mass deportation of illegal migrants “including women and children”, a referendum on the death penalty, and “the exclusion of former Tory ministers from any future cabinet”. Farage prevaricated, saying he was open to talks, but it quickly descended into a spat. Reform demanded Lowe get rid of Downes, citing concerns about “antisemitic and extreme racists at or near the top of the party”. Lowe refused to sack “a young Christian man”, and the deal fell apart. Tomlinson blamed the deal collapsing on Reform. “Interpersonally, I like Farage,” he said, “but also I’m just pissed off when he goes around calling my friends fascists.” He wasn’t surprised Lowe backed Downes: “Rupert stands by his men.” Yet there is another reason Lowe did not agree to the demands. Had he accepted, many of his supporters would have followed Downes and other young influencers to whatever new venture they decided to back. Lowe is not all that different from Farage. Both are wealthy, public-school boomers (69 and 62, respectively) and Tory supporters who are instinctively pro-Thatcher, pro-markets and anti-immigration. Yet the young men who once clung to Farage are from a different world: radicalised by the internet, the job market, the diversifying and declining high street. They are fiscally apathetic and culturally extreme. Think of them as the new, new right. Over the past six months, I’ve spoken to dozens of these men. (Although there are a few high-profile female provocateurs, this world is overwhelmingly male.) They dress formally and call each other “patriot” the same way a leftist might say “comrade”. Their references span the Old Testament, Marcus Aurelius and the video game Skyrim. They have a trollish streak, but many are Christian and morally serious; they advocate marriage and fret about degeneracy. And they are transforming politics in this country. Cover art by Nate Kitch

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The similarities between these two clips cannot be a coincidence. Both show grandchildren not wanting to hug their grandparent(s) One is the recent Irish government advert for 'consent' and the other is the new John Lewis advert The nudge is laid bare for you to see

It's a full house. Literally everything wrapped up into one ridiculous policy to mask the insurmountable system collapse. The law of triviality, hypernormalisation, structural functionalism, splendid isolation, elite insularity and weaponised distraction. What else can they do really? Everything they desire and push for guarantees the system they rely on themselves is starting to crack.

Delighted with my first few weeks at John Lewis. And they said I wouldn't get another job after I left Jaguar's Marketing Department...

Exactly! It’s time for all politicians to take their outrage and turn the spotlight on their own party, because every single of them will have AT LEAST one just like this POS. The publicity around this case is a good opportunity for a discussion in parliament regarding retrospective screening/vetting of councillors, mayors and MPs across the board. Of course it won’t happen, because they don’t really want to know how many predators they’ve got in their teams. For them it’s always preservation of party above public safety.

That poor traumatised boy. That is the evil of war. We must do everything we can to stop the warmongering.

Poor lad. RIP. The beautiful game just got very ugly.

Gingerbread latte with marshmallows. Yes yes yes!

One of the darkest aspects of Britain’s anarcho-tyranny is that it pressures the parents of children murdered by foreigners, at their most vulnerable moment, into statements that endorse the very ideology which helped create the conditions for the deaths in the first place.

He didn’t even bother to keep his TB medication. I’m so sick of this.

Incredible to have over a million young people unemployed, the worst graduate market in decades, AI hitting hiring across the board and, - continue the graduate visa, which allows hundreds of thousands of foreign graduates to essentially work in any job for up-to 3 years - increase employer national insurance and the minimum wage, slowing hiring to a crawl and causing many businesses to fold or offshore - be on the precipice of mass boriswave settlement, which would allow hundreds of thousands of migrants to take up any position without sponsorship - consider allowing tens of thousands of young EU nationals into the country each year, when EU unemployment remains high Just the worst set of policy decisions you could implement for current conditions.

She was my friend on X❤️👇🏻 You know the sort of friend you could DM And chat, moan, support ❤️ One day she ‘disappeared’ The police got her They destroyed her life & broke her heart💔 To shut her up To stop her taking about being GANG RAPED By NHS staff The government shut her down They will eventually shut down ALL communications Last ditch attempt Be ready🙏🏻 Good bless my friend Mich ❤️❤️❤️