When I was 9 or 10 I was sent to the corner shop with my cousins for eggs and rolls. Our mums told us to keep the change and get a sweet. Shop owner short changed us considerably. We protested. He got violent, manhandled us out of the shop. We shouted “rip off” and “thief”, then left. He knocked on my auntie’s door the next day. Said I called him a “paki bastard” and that he was hurt and offended by this. She told my mum. I absolutely categorically did not say this and told my mum that I didn’t. “The man said you did” This was the start of the summer holidays, I was grounded for the entire holiday, not allowed to leave the house. He lied. I’ve never forgotten. He was a Pakistani Muslim, which I knew because I knew his son and daughter. I could never ever understand why he lied. Still don’t. I was punished for being “racist” when I didn’t even know the meaning of racism at that age. False accusations of racism are worse than racism in my opinion. In my case, I had to spend the summer indoors, In Henry Nowak’s case, he died a brutal, preventable death.

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Okay, here's the thing, Zara. I'm going to talk to you as a rational human being here, which is more than you deserve, given that you're a champion of Islam and the way it treats your fellow women (not to mention ours, but more on that later). Nonetheless, I will do you the courtesy of addressing you with some respect. 10 years ago, I was as liberal as they came. I had absolutely no issues with Islam, or Muslims. Hell, I even defended Muslims to real bigots and racists. I was in favour of multiculturalism and thought it enriched us rather than destroyed us. Then, I started seeing men (just men) wearing life jackets in dinghies arriving at our shores. At first, I thought they were fleeing some terrible atrocity. How wrong I was. Then, I saw Islam slowly taking over our towns and cities. Bradford. Birmingham. Rotherham. Manchester. Crowds of Muslim men on the pavement, slowly claiming each area as their own, telling white people to leave their territory. Then, I heard and read stories about women and young girls getting harassed, attacked and r*ped while walking the streets by men who spoke very little English and had a middle-Eastern appearance... Then I started reading and hearing about the Asian grooming gangs, and how our women and kids were tortured, raped and, in some cases, killed so that some of your more perverted and depraved men could get their sexual kicks. And then today, with the release of this report, came a final realisation - almost an epiphany: Islam is not compatible with British values, customs or culture. In no way, shape or form. I am not a right-winger. I'm not a racist, Islamophobe or whatever name you want to call me. I'm just a bloke who remembers how it was, and wants to to be that way again. I'm just a bloke who loves his country and his history. I'm just a bloke who wants the future to be a bright one for the British people. I'm also a bloke who you would gladly see thrown from the top of a building for something you find an abomination. The true abomination is how your men have treated the most vulnerable in our society - our kids and our women. I'm also a bloke who loves dogs. They're the most lovable, faithful and beautiful creatures on God's earth, but you consider them unclean. That's the difference between you and us. It's nothing to do with the colour of your skin. It's nothing to do with where you came from. It's to do with the fact that you don't belong here. Multiculturalism was a massive failure. The experiment was cataclysmically flawed. You won't integrate. You won't respect us, our culture, our past or our heritage. You just want to turn us into another Islamic country. Not gonna happen. And you, in particular, do everything you can to bait us, then play the victim when you receive pushback. I see you. 👀 You have 57 other choices, Zara. Pick one. Be happy. Leave us alone. Do all of that, and I will truly wish you well. I don't care how offended you get. I love my country, and I will never apologise for it. 🇬🇧 As you were.

Patriots as far as the eye can see! Our goal is clear: to support Rupert in forming a government in 2029. He is the only leader who will deliver the change we want to see 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

It's not worth the cookies, and I certainly won't be creating a free account to read this drivel. @Telegraph, we're all terribly bored -- do try to surprise us once in a while 🥱

Finally, a leader with a sense of humour! For me, it's not just that Rupert exemplifies the values that have long made our country great; it's that he comes across as genuine. He speaks his mind, has the courage of his convictions, and knows how to make people laugh. These are rare qualities in a modern-day politician.

Whilst out knocking on doors today in Makerfield, Restore Britain volunteers came across a lifeless baby hedgehog on a doorstep. After some water and lots of cuddles, they then found some locals who happened to rescue hedgehogs! I can report that Rupert the hedgehog has now been adopted and is on the road to a full recovery! Great work, patriots! 🦔

We are going to surprise a good few people later tonight.

I think we're using the word 'superficial' differently. When I describe skin colour as a superficial characteristic, I'm not saying it's unimportant, imaginary, or devoid of meaning. I'm simply saying that it's part of our outward appearance rather than the sum total of who we are. I'm happy to acknowledge that ancestry, heritage, and even certain biological differences exist between races. My point is that these things do not fully define a person. Character, values, conduct, culture, and lived experience all matter too. The disagreement seems to be that some people interpreted 'superficial' as irrelevant, whereas I was using it to mean surface-level.

I'd like to take a moment to revisit the last post I wrote in response to this comment -- which I've since deleted due to how it had been interpreted. First of all, I stand by my words. Skin colour is, objectively, a superficial characteristic. We are not merely bags of blood, tissue, and organs encapsulated by white skin. We are far more complex than that. While I'm willing to acknowledge that our outward appearance can indicate shared ancestry and cultural heritage, it is not a determinant of values, character, or an individual's worth. I did not intend to diminish the importance of our origins, but to emphasise that our identity cannot be reduced to appearance alone. I love my people. I love our country. I am not here to upset anyone.

Can't spread hate; it's too thick, so we choose to spread love instead, come join Restore..let go of your anger, we will not judge you for being a Reformer or even a remoaner, come be happy and feel like you have a purpose in your life, by preserving your homeland.

Good morning, Britain's builders! Wherever you're headed today, I hope you have a good one. Whether you're at work, looking after family, running a business, studying, or volunteering, thank you for everything you do. Wishing you all a wonderful day ahead 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

I understand where you're coming from, but my point is that the continuation of our people isn't rooted in how we look. While appearance can help us recognise shared heritage, ancestry, and, to some extent, cultural affinity, it isn't the sum total of who we are. We are also defined by our history, traditions, values, achievements, and the bonds we share with one another. I'm not saying that appearance is unimportant; I'm simply saying that it isn't everything.

X’s algorithm thinks I’m a bot, so my ability to interact in any way is currently limited. Hopefully this passes soon, and I’ll be able to engage without such heavy restrictions. Thank you all for your support in the meantime. Wishing everyone a peaceful night 🌙

I love this bio -- it captures the essence of the Restore Britain movement perfectly. It’s our love for one another and for our country that drives us. @2tweetaboutit

I'm not here to police anyone's tone. All views are welcome, within reason. Having said that, I will be clear from the outset that deliberately harmful conduct will not be tolerated. If your intention is simply to cause trouble, you will not be welcome at our meetings.

I'm not making any money; I'm a volunteer. I'm also not skint. Engineering pays quite well, despite me being in the early days of my career.

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Thanks, everyone, for your support ❤️ I'm so pleased to have connected with you all so quickly. Unfortunately, I can only follow so many people at once, but I'll follow everyone back as soon as I'm allowed. You have my word.