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Reply | Migrants welcome in Wales says Baroness Morgan
at 08:16 1 Dec 2025
Legal migrants who work hard, contribute, and integrate have always been an important part of a successful country and the UK is no exception. That kind of lawful, managed migration helps societies grow, innovate, and thrive.
What people are rightly frustrated about is not lawful migration it’s the failure to stop dangerous, unchecked illegal (dregs of society from prisons mental institutions in a lot of cases) crossings. When individuals enter the country without proper screening, background checks, or documentation, it creates obvious security risks and puts unnecessary pressure on public services, not to mention the disgusting crimes commited.
What’s even harder for people to accept is seeing repeat offenders or individuals with unknown backgrounds being housed, funded, and supported while law-abiding citizens are struggling. It’s understandable that many find this deeply unfair.
The debate isn’t about rejecting genuine migrants, it’s about demanding a system that is safe, controlled, and based on clear rules. Expecting strong border enforcement and proper vetting isn’t extreme/racist, it’s common sense. [Post edited 1 Dec 8:22]
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Reply | The Ashes 🏏
at 08:05 1 Dec 2025
After a remarkable streak of 31 unbeaten Tests at the Gabba, Australia have now won only 2 of their last 5 matches in Brisbane - a dramatic shift for what was once considered an impenetrable fortress.
On the flip side, their dominance in day–night cricket remains unrivalled, with the Aussies winning 12 of their 13 pink-ball Tests on home soil.
As for the conditions: it’s absolutely scorchio. Sweltering heat and heavy humidity, with plenty of massive storms rolling through and hailstones in the 5–8 cm range. Chaotic Queensland weather. |
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Reply | The Covid Inquiry
at 01:38 30 Nov 2025
It’s honestly remarkable how many people still accept the official narrative without ever stopping to question it.
If anyone stepped back and examined the entire situation from multiple angles, the cracks become obvious very quickly.
The information is out there, plain as day, and once you start connecting historical patterns with what played out, the whole picture becomes a lot clearer.
All it takes is revisiting what we were told at the time - the contradictions, the mixed messages, the rules for us but not for them, and the sudden disappearance of many of the key decision-makers once the dust settled. Convenient, isn’t it?
It was one of the largest transfers of wealth in modern history, yet so many people still don’t see it.
One thing is certain: the truth always comes out eventually. And when it does, it will be interesting to see whether those who defended the official story so aggressively will acknowledge the hostility, mockery, and outright vitriol they directed at anyone who dared to question it. |
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Reply | BBC edit Trump
at 09:05 5 Nov 2025
Should 100% be the end of the BBC, but we know it won't happen. |
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Reply | Tommy’s latest legal troubles.
at 09:03 5 Nov 2025
A big bellend who has done more than most to shine a light on the grooming gangs, just imagine people had listened to him! |
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Reply | Dog walker murdered in triple stabbing in Uxbridge
at 10:24 29 Oct 2025
Amid everything happening across the Western world, there appears to be little to no concern for the 150,000 Christians in Sudan who are reportedly being deliberately starved unless they convert to Islam.
There are no flags, no protests, no widespread outrage, just silence. Meanwhile, Christians continue to be slaughtered in Nigeria with barely a mention in the mainstream news.
It’s deeply troubling something very dark and nefarious is unfolding, and yet the world looks the other way. |
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Reply | Dog walker murdered in triple stabbing in Uxbridge
at 08:45 29 Oct 2025
This is all part of the plan, it feels like the next stage after covid in a global agenda pushed by unelected organisations and international elites.
For years the authorities have known about illegal crossings and yet effective action is non existent. That failure has consequences which are now coming to the fore: violent crime stabbings rape and community tensions are on the rise, and people are understandably alarmed.
There are enough of them here now (UN trained) to start causing chaos and that is why we are seeing violent crime and community tensions on the rise, and people are understandably alarmed. (and this only the start)
In the eyes of the government and those in charge (the so called king) they want us as brits to rise up and start fighting back (civil war) which will in turn allow the government to find the solution, digital ID and a digital currency to go along with the one world government.
The protests so far have been very peaceful on the patriots side (not so on the far left/muslim side) This is about to change, lots of very angry British men (and rightfully so) have had enough, you can sense a change in the mood not only on social media world but on the streets also.
This is not only exclusive to the UK, it's happening in every western country who has a WEF puppet installed as a leader. Australia also (just a few steps behind) where the mass of immigrants don't come via boat they come via plane (paid for by the government) and get the same treatment when they arrive, housing, food, tech etc.
We have a long battle aheads and it's not going to be easy. |
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Reply | Private healthcare for small boat migrants?
at 10:44 21 Oct 2025
The time for cautionary language has passed. Too many communities are paying the price when criminal behaviour follows unchecked illegal migration. The consequences violent crime, assaults and a growing sense of insecurity demand urgent, practical action from government, not platitudes.
We must insist on a policy that both upholds our laws and protects the vulnerable:
Secure the border at source with better maritime interception and international cooperation so crossings stop before they begin.
Speed up decisions on asylum claims so genuine refugees are supported quickly and those with no legal basis for stay are returned without lengthy delays.
Tough, humane returns: increase charter removals and strengthen diplomatic arrangements for repatriation while ensuring due process.
Tackle crime, support victims: fund policing in affected areas, improve community safety measures, and expand services for victims especially women and children.
Transparent accountability: publish clear metrics and regular public updates so citizens can see what’s being done and demand results with evidence.
This isn’t about scapegoating or losing our compassion. It’s about restoring order, enforcing the law, and protecting those who are most vulnerable in our communities. If our leaders will not act, they should expect to be held accountable at the ballot box. We owe our women and children nothing less. |
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Reply | Rape gang enquiry
at 10:26 21 Oct 2025
It’s astonishing that there hasn’t been stronger accountability for what’s come to light. We’re only beginning to uncover the full extent of this scandal, and when the truth emerges, many people will be left shocked and questioning how this was allowed to continue for so long.
For years, there were individuals and journalists who tried to raise awareness about what was happening, (one in particular and we all know who) only to be dismissed, demonised, criticised, or silenced. Regardless of personal opinions about any one figure, it’s clear that exposing uncomfortable truths should never have resulted in persecution or vilification.
The real tragedy is that this situation represents a collective failure of systems, institutions, and society to protect the most vulnerable. It’s a stain on our nation’s conscience, and rebuilding trust will take honesty, courage, and genuine reform. (no pun intended as I also don't trust reform)
Plenty out there taking the credit for exposing this but where were they 20 + years ago? [Post edited 21 Oct 10:28]
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Thread | Starmer to resign
at 12:58 16 Oct 2025
Over chinese spying scandal !! Great to hear! |
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Reply | One in one out scheme
at 14:48 11 Oct 2025
Yes, those who are known are supposedly checked or so we’re told. But I’d wager my mortgage that many more are slipping through completely unchecked.
The real danger lies in the not knowing. The security risk in the UK right now must be at its highest level in decades, yet the fool in charge does absolutely nothing to reassure the public or allay growing fears among ordinary citizens. |
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Reply | One in one out scheme
at 13:59 11 Oct 2025
Even more concerning is today’s discovery of a weapons cache at a migrant camp in Calais, reportedly bound for the UK. The phrase “weapons of war” suggests AK-47s and similar firearms which naturally raises the question: how many boatloads of fighting-age men have already entered the UK with their weapons undetected? After more than 20 years of unchecked crossings, one might reasonably assume there are now enough arms to equip a small army.
Where is the political will to confront this security threat at its source?
Perhaps most frustrating of all are those still waving “Refugees Welcome” placards, seemingly blind to the risks, and others who go out of their way to assist illegal entrants onto British shores and into local communities.
We’ve already seen unverified reports of weapons stashes in migrant hotels and videos of supposed migrants declaring they’ve come to “rule our country”. If even a fraction of this is true, the government’s complacency borders on negligence. |
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Reply | Covid jabs
at 10:47 11 Oct 2025
Why didn’t you answer my questions?
Take a step back and think about what actually went on what we were told at the time, and the blatant lies from the government. Remember, this was supposedly a deadly virus about to devastate the world, yet they were busy partying at Number 10.
A few more things to consider, on top of the questions I’ve already asked you:
Why were politicians exempt from the jab?
If, as the media claims, around five billion people took it worldwide, how on earth were that many doses produced in such a short space of time?
I could go on, but I’ll let it slide ...for now.
One last question though: do you honestly believe man landed on the moon? |
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Reply | One in one out scheme
at 10:12 11 Oct 2025
It’s not an empty slogan, it’s what the majority of people in the UK actually want. And let’s be honest, it’s not difficult to achieve if the government truly had the will to do it.
Digital ID as the answer? Hardly. The entire mass migration saga — ongoing for over 20 years — has been a carefully laid path towards implementing digital ID. Once that’s in place, we’ll be one step closer to a social credit system straight out of China’s playbook.
If you genuinely think that’s the solution, then you’re even more deluded than I originally thought.
As for the rest of your post not worth engaging with; it’s pure nonsense. |
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Reply | Covid jabs
at 02:18 11 Oct 2025
Absolute rubbish, you know it I know it the world knows it. Evidence is everywhere.
medical fact  |
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Reply | One in one out scheme
at 13:56 10 Oct 2025
End mass illegal immigration full stop. There’s no middle ground, and this “one in, one out” nonsense is exactly that nonsense.
Take decisive action now, or face losing the next election. It’s really that simple. |
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Reply | Covid jabs
at 13:50 10 Oct 2025
I know we see this topic very differently, and that’s fine healthy debate matters.
But I have to ask, based on your comment: you say we’re here because of the vaccine so what about those who didn’t take it? Why are they still here? [Post edited 10 Oct 13:52]
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Reply | Covid jabs
at 13:45 10 Oct 2025
Why? Because some people simply don’t want to believe it. Yet there’s plenty of information out there worth questioning and examining carefully.
Here’s a fair question: why was Big Pharma granted exemption from liability? If these products were as safe and effective as claimed, shouldn’t accountability have been built in from the start?
And another: if this truly was a once-in-a-generation medical breakthrough, why did regulatory authorities in so many countries issue only temporary or emergency authorisations rather than full approval straight away?
Asking questions like these isn’t “conspiracy” it’s what any informed citizen should do when transparency and trust are on the line [Post edited 10 Oct 13:46]
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