The story of recreating my 2017 electric motorcycle trip from Land's End to John O'Groats to Skaw, but this time with @KateFantom, on a pair of DC rapid-charging Energica EVA Ribelle bikes. Nearly 2000 all-electric miles. #lejogskaw youtube.com/watch?v=_flIPqnj…

If you think anything you celebrate as "diverse" or prefix "multi-" can exist without creating the literal divisions this describes, you're a bit simple. If you don't want division, you should strive for homogeneity. Don't pursue policies which wilfully manufacture divisions in society and then gormlessly feign surprise at these divisions when they inevitably surface.

Which words come to mind when you think about Brexit? This week, as politicians threaten to restart the Brexit wars, join @ColinBrazierTV as he takes us through his personal Brexit story. Colin Brazier: In Defence of Brexit. Only on Outpost.

Are the jury blind?

The BBC doing a puff piece about fathers selling their child daughters so they can be raped by other men. Your licence fee pays for this.

Calling everyone you disagree with “far right” has destroyed the meaning of the term. I’m sick of seeing serious labels abused to smear ordinary people with legitimate concerns. In 2015, before Brexit, over 50% of the country was concerned about immigration. Does that make half the country “far right”? Throwing these labels around is reckless, dishonest, and damaging to public debate.

"You didn't have to kill the dog." Useful idiots get shown what they're supporting.

Hi Gary, sorry to keep ratioing you, and I suspect I will do it again. I only had to listen to 29 seconds to put this together because you revealed yourself by calling Reform the "far-right party". Perhaps after 29 seconds there is some sense in there, maybe I'll come back to it, anyway.... Let me first say, I am not a huge fan of Reform, but I am also not a fan of branding everything you dislike as far-right. Far-right politics, historically, means authoritarianism, racial supremacy, political violence, suppression of opposition and/or rejection of democracy itself. Agreed? So Reform then, well they support elections, free speech, lower taxes, border control and reducing the size of the state. You can dislike those ideas all you want, but they are mainstream positions held by millions of voters across democratic countries. Ironically Gary, or perhaps not, but parts of the modern far-left openly flirt with some of what you have branded: - Censorship and deplatforming - Punishing dissent - Political intimidation - Opponents as morally illegitimate (what you are doing here lad) - Expanding state control You can see this in support for speech laws, attempts to silence academics and journalists, aggressive cancellation campaigns and the belief that certain views should be excluded from public debate entirely. Please stop this stunted intellectual crusade, it is embarrassing. We know the agenda, you just want to expand the state, give more control to incompetency and loot the voters. Init.

🇪🇺 Economist Richard Werner makes a pointed argument: the EU was modeled on the Soviet Union. The USSR had a parliament that looked democratic but couldn't initiate laws. Those came from the unelected Politburo. The EU has the same structure: the European Parliament mostly approves and amends, while the unelected European Commission holds the monopoly on initiating legislation. He also notes the timing. The Maastricht Treaty and the euro were rushed into existence almost immediately after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Werner isn't fringe. He's the economist who coined quantitative easing and predicted the 2008 financial crisis. Agree or not, the democratic deficit argument is hard to dismiss.

Men who come to Britain to rape children are welcomed in and given a hotel room, lawyers, food, money, and can even use their child rape to stay here because they'd be "persecuted" if they were returned. But Labour bans civilised right-wing women, philosophers, politicians, who want to come and talk and share ideas, because those ideas threaten Labour's grip on power. You've almost got to admire how transparent they are. By showing us that they can ban people, they're showing us that the child rapists are allowed in deliberately.

How are your freedom fighters doing, @owenjonesjourno ?

This Government is entirely wrong to ban foreign commentators from speaking at Robinson’s rally on Saturday I will be formally challenging the Home Office, again, on the decision to prevent these individuals from entering. I won’t be there myself, but many patriots will be and they deserve to hear lawful views in order to decide for themselves if they agree or not. That is free speech. Islamist extremists are personally welcomed by the Prime Minister, yet this group is banned. It stinks.

Labour has moved to ban seven “far-Right” commentators from entering the UK, claiming their presence is “not conducive to the public good”. The Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has barred seven individuals — all outspoken on immigration — from entering the country ahead of Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally on Saturday. Some have previously attended events in the UK without issue. During his “reset” speech on Monday, the Prime Minister announced the crackdown on conservative voices and criticised the Unite the Kingdom rally, claiming it was designed to “confront and intimidate this diverse city and this diverse country”. He went on to say: “This is why this Labour Government will block far-Right agitators from travelling to Britain for that event. Because we will not allow people to come to the UK and spread hate on our streets.” American conservatives should no more be banned from entering Britain than British socialists should be banned from entering the United States. Keir Starmer’s Government should be prepared to defend its policies in the face of criticism from conservative voices — both domestic and foreign — rather than banning critics from entering the country. The Labour Party did not seem too bothered about Labour staffers travelling to the US to campaign for Kamala Harris. This is a poor decision. Read more below 👇

🚨GREEN PARTY COUNCILLOR DISGUSTING COMMENTS FEELING SORRY FOR MIGRANT RAPISTS In her own council borough a 15 year old girl was raped so brutally that the lawyers claimed if the footage was released it would cause 'RIOTS ON THE STREETS' This Green Cllr says it ruined the lives of the young MIGRANTS who did it I have no words for how awful these people are

To be fair to Zack Polanski/David Paulden, we've all exaggerated on CVs to claim we were spokestheys for international humanitarian organisations.

As a former deputy leader of the Greens, I have a duty to warn the world about what a monster this party has become. It is facilitating hard-line Islamic entryism. Its candidates spread anti-Semitic bile. Enough is enough, says Shahrar Ali buff.ly/E0nmS26

I don't expect the great majority of EUphiles to have the slightest inkling about accession terms. Of course, a minority of them would still jump at the opportunity to have executive and legislative power moved to their beloved, unaccountable Commission, assuming they even know what the Commission is and which powers it has. In my experience, most of them still believe it's merely the "civil service" of the EU.

Happy St. George's Day to fellow Englanders! A Progressive Rock arrangement of the national hymn to mark the day this year, methinks. Take it away, Messeurs Emerson, Lake, and Palmer! youtu.be/T25jOOrXvsE

#Brexit 1. We voted to be sovereign on laws 2. Brexit has not caused an 8% GDP loss 3. Exports to the EU have increased 4. Ex EU exports have increased 5. We have trade deals with CPTPP 6. Trade deals with India/ AUS/ NZ/ 7. EU out-trades UK 3-1 on Agri 8. EU’s declining more 9. NetZero is killing us not Brexit 10. Socialism is killing us not Brexit 11. EU needs our £ in the billions 12. Germany needs the UK. * 13. Over time we’re diverting away from the EU which will ‘kill them’ economically. 14. We already have an FTA with the EU 15. The City is easily the best over Europe 16. UK leads on AI/ Gene-Editing 17. Agri alignment will cost £15Bn 18. Rejoining Customs Unions costs £40Bn The so called punishment beatings & narrative is political not economic, the longer it goes on the more the barriers push us away. * Germany needs our trade they’re losing it everywhere else… China/ USA/ Southern Europe.

Why oh why doesn’t our establishment accept that its only moral obligation is to the British state and the British people? Not to global welfare. Not to international liberalism. To us, and our country, and our self-government. That is it. The moment they do that, so many of the issues which plague our society become easier to manage. Immigration is no longer a question of benefitting the largest number of global citizens but about boosting the British economy while keeping British people safe. Foreign relations is not about promoting obscure minority rights in far off lands but about securing British interests wherever necessary. And most of all we drop the idea that every culture in the world is the same and therefore anybody can fit in here, and celebrate the fact that Britain has a highly distinct, highly evolved culture all of its own that we want to cherish and protect. What’s so difficult about that?

Are the Greens actually extreme? Have people just been lying about them? Do they REALLY want totally open borders? Let's have a look at their updated migration policy. 🧵