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🇬🇧 BRITAIN FIRST LEADER PAUL GOLDING FIGHTING 'THE BATTLE FOR BRITAIN' FOR 27 YEARS
'The Battle for Britain' book details the horrific persecution Britain First leader Paul Golding has suffered at the hands of the British establishment. Link in comments.
PHILP CALLS FOR ECHR EXIT IN COMMONS
Conservative MP Chris Philp told the House of Commons today that foreign nationals make up 23% of sex offenders, and asked the government to leave the ECHR and deport illegal migrants rather than accommodate them. Footage of the exchange shared by Philp on X shows him also criticising Home Office consent leaflets for asylum seekers, which GB News and the Daily Mail reported last week had cost £21,635.
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FFS is there anyone who is not on trial or facing a trial out there? The Police State is out of control.......
🚨🇬🇧 Next month @JamesHarvey2503 is on TRIAL for allegedly calling FOREIGN PAEDOPHILES, "foreign filth."
The first day of trial is whether the state UNLAWFULLY arrested him, searched the house, and seized his property.
The second day, if the case proceeds, is about weather or not James committed the offence.
This case will be heard at Great Yarmouth Magistrates on the 5th and 6th November at 10am.
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Napoleon was one of the greatest white men who ever lived.
He had an unparalleled genius.
His IQ must have been 200+.
His work ethic and creativity are one in a billion.
A warmonger yes, but a titan nevertheless......
Please check your inbox for the first Britain First members' policy vote.
The first policy being voted on today is our new remigration policy.
If you are a current member of Britain First, cast your vote asap.....OCS
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EXTREMISM CRACKDOWN TOO SLOW
A preacher filmed urging a UK audience to "take up arms" and make "preemptive strikes" has now appeared on 5Pillars, a platform Home Office papers list as of extremist concern. Ministers are only now consulting on tougher Charity Commission powers.
BURNHAM RULES OUT FREE MOVEMENT WITHOUT REFERENDUM
Prime Minister Andy Burnham told GB News the UK would not rejoin EU freedom of movement without a referendum, saying Britain had "lost immigration control" since Brexit and pointing to the small boats crisis. It follows his Sunday Times interview calling for a debate on free movement, and GB News political editor Christopher Hope said any change would not come until after the next election.
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I cannot wait till I get my first ‘Respect Order’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I will be speaking at this event this Saturday!
If you are attending in Shrewsbury, come over and say hello.
Looking forward to this one.
See you there........OCS
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SECOND VILLAGE SAYS NO
Barnham in Suffolk has voted to hold its own referendum, following Piddington, after the Home Office pressed on with plans for an asylum camp at the old RAF base next door.
The plan was quietly scaled back from 1,250 to 931 places, in a village of around 600 people. Residents were never properly asked.
When villages feel they have to stage referendums just to be heard, the government has lost control of its own asylum policy.
SUFFOLK VILLAGE TO HOLD 'LEAVE UK' REFERENDUM
The Daily Express reported that residents of Barnham in Suffolk have voted to hold a symbolic referendum on leaving the UK over Home Office plans to house male asylum seekers at nearby RAF Barnham, with only seven of the 80 people at Saturday's meeting voting against. BBC News reported that the government cut the number who could be housed at the base from 1,250 to about 930 on Friday, after Piddington held a similar vote in September.
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YOUNG BRITS LEFT BEHIND
Nearly a million young people are not in work, education or training. The Prime Minister's answer? Closer ties with Europe and cheaper labour from abroad.
Andrew Bowie calls it absolutely mad. He is right. Train and hire our own young people first.
PM STOPS SHORT OF BACKING 15-YEAR SETTLEMENT WAIT
Prime Minister Andy Burnham told ITV's Good Morning Britain that "settlement is a right to be earned" and blamed the so-called "Boris wave" of long-term visa arrivals, but would not commit to Shabana Mahmood's proposed 15-year wait for indefinite leave to remain. CGTN Europe quoted him saying the government stands by the principles the Home Secretary has set out, with a final decision due soon.
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SETTLEMENT CRACKDOWN SOFTENS
Asked on Sky News whether she backs a 15-year wait for permanent residency, Angela Rayner wouldn't say yes. She has already called the plan un-British.
Now the Home Secretary's reforms look set to be watered down to head off a Labour rebellion.
EL HIERRO SENDS 471 MIGRANTS TO GRAN CANARIA
RTVE reported that 471 migrants were moved from El Hierro to Gran Canaria on Sunday on a ferry chartered for the transfer, after a fresh rise in cayuco arrivals on the island. RTVE Canarias said the transfers are being sped up to stop the island's reception resources collapsing, while ACFI Press reported that Canary Islands president Fernando Clavijo has written to Pedro Sánchez asking for six urgent measures.
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BICESTER CAMP FIGHT
Villagers near the old MoD Bicester site are suing the Home Office. Their best legal hope? Newts, bats and badgers.
Ministers fast-tracked a camp for up to 1,256 men with no local say. When wildlife law is a village's only defence, the system is broken.
HUNDREDS MARCH IN GOSPORT OVER SMALL BOATS
BBC News reported that about 400 people marched through Gosport on Sunday from the Haslar Immigration Removal Centre to the town centre, in protest at small boat migrants being brought ashore in the area. Footage shared by Daily Echo reporter Ross Marshall shows marchers carrying Union and St George's flags with police alongside, and Hampshire Police said the protests passed without incident and with no arrests.