You are the FASCISTS but too dumb to realise

Yup. Nothing says Anti-fascism like supporting the government that's banning people's ability to see what the government has done wrong. On and a government that covers up crimes. Oh and a government whose leader refused to step down even though the majority of people hate him.

The report comes out on Wednesday.

The latest hysterical Reform attack on me in the media is weaponising the death of my dog in a Nadine Dorries article for the Daily Mail just published. This is getting truly insane now. Is this really what it has come to in politics? Is that how low Reform are willing to go? Are they that desperate? Even them paying to promote the article insulting me over my dog’s death? It’s already been reported that Reform’s Lee Anderson was briefing the media about my dog’s death to smear me, and now this - a big splash in the Daily Mail. Blimey. The dog was almost 17 years old. He couldn’t walk, he was incontinent. Life was horrific for him. Constant pain. He was put down on the farm, in a spot he loved. He was as comfortable as he could ever have been. Those at all familiar with rural Britain will entirely understand. I don’t regret how we lost Cromwell, and I find Reform using his memory to smear me in the press as a real low point. I miss that dog. The death was well over a year ago, and they drag it up two days before the election in the Daily Mail - so very grim. Nadine Dorries, Reform and the Daily Mail should all be ashamed.

You know you're living in a healthy democracy when everyone has to pay for a VPN to stop the state from spying on them.

🚨Breaking News. Yet another Reform councillor quits. Robbie Lammas defected from the Tories but says its the biggest mistake of his life. He said he was used for publicity. Reform are very good at spin but not at governance. He also said many in Reform feel the same.

This is wild. 🤯 This guy literally got arrested just because he didn't print out his train ticket. He paid for the journey and had the proof right there on his phone, but the officer didn't care because it wasn't printed. Instead of using a bit of common sense, she just went straight to arresting him over a "company policy."

The pro-migrant crowd looks to be in their 50s-60s The anti-migrant protests were mostly people in their 20s-40s

There has been an incident at my child's primary school A man in a black hoodie was staring at the children and believed to have photographed/filmed Teacher action caused him to flee I can mention this because I have a platform. This is the reality of British life - fear.

We gave you the opportunity to live in a clean, functional, and wealthy country in which you could actually BE a CEO, doctor, or engineer. We built the social, political, and legal frameworks that made our economies thrive - and we did it so well that you and your people chose to abandon your own country and beg to join other, more successful peoples. You did this because you knew that your own people would never be able to create what we did. It is YOU who should be grateful that you were fortunate enough that we took pity on you and chose to give you a life you would never have had otherwise. You should show more respect to the people you owe so much to.

When you break into an armaments manufacturers and break a police woman's back with a sledge hammer I think you and your organisation meet the threshold of terror group. I suspect there will be many more arrests following this decision.

And Nigel Farage has offered him a place in a Reform Government These people are not patriots

People are confused by the Swiss voting AGAINST capping the population at 10m. The devil is always in the detail. Women voted against the proposal in huge numbers. Women always seem to vote against the interest and safety of their children. The question is why? Also 20% of the voters are dual nationality citizens (mostly immigrants). Assume they voted against it then that means that about 66% of Swiss voted for it. Interesting.

Unforgivable 😭💦 Someone burned a sacred shimenawa at a shrine… A woman in her 50s has been arrested on the spot for property damage in Naka Ward, Hiroshima. A shimenawa is the sacred barrier that separates the divine world of the gods from our everyday world. How could anyone set fire to something so holy? It’s absolutely unforgivable. Arson is a serious crime, yet her name hasn’t been released in the reports… Is it a foreigner again? Or religion-related? This kind of thing breaks my heart. We must protect Japan’s shrines and cultural heritage. 🇯🇵🙏 news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/ee…

I had the privilege of speaking to some fantastic women recently and asked for their reasons for joining @RestoreBritain. This has to be my favourite response so far. No holding back from this grandmother 🤣👊🏻 @RupertLowe10

Can anyone explain what this means? £1,893,600 to "Justice in Critical Minerals Governance and Energy Transitions" "This fellowship responds to the dearth of knowledge that leads to deep contestations over the origins, meaning and purpose of ‘justice’ in the transitions to net zero emissions. It develops a unique methodology called Hermeneutical Ethnography, defined as the collection, co-creation, and analyses of verbal and non-verbal communications, silences and voices (e.g. texts, symbols, speech) to co-create meaning for justice. The methodology offers an exchange of meaning between the producer, author or storyteller and the audience, which if holistically interpreted, allows them to share a deep sense of reality, whether fictional or factual. It enables the collection and analysis of aspirations that would otherwise be restrained in formal research designs. This FLF’s innovative methodology will capture and synthesise the ‘voices’ and ‘silences’ of people who are impacted but would otherwise not be heard in policymaking. Its premise: the impact of the extractive industry on the environment and society causes avoidable losses to biodiversity, livelihoods and socio-political order; inadequate granular data and the unsystematic consideration of local communities’ perspectives in decision-making account for the persistent grievances and violent protests that respond to these impacts." gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=UK…

In Germany, pro-Palestinian Muslim protesters were very angry when a police officer asked them to pick up all the trash they left behind. “Are we in a labor camp here? We don’t have to do anything. Clean it up yourself, you’re paid for this!” Their entitlement knows no bounds.

Real people who hold seminars on how to punch through the cotton ceiling?