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Ms_Soto retweeted
I want to tell you about one of the people ITV psychologically damaged, who does not appear in any documentary.
He is a Reform member in Portsmouth.
He served as a Royal Marine in Afghanistan and Iraq, with distinction.
One of ITV's undercover reporters told him they shared the same military background.
That was a lie.
The Marine, believing him, took him for a drink. They spent hours talking about their 'shared' service.
He shared deeply personal stories from the front line.
He thought he was talking to a friend who had been through the same things.
He has since learned that the man across the table was an actor with a hidden camera, sent by a television company to damage the party he volunteers for.
Violated. That's the word he used, and I'm not going to soften it.
A man who put his life on the line for this country had his most private memories extracted by deception for a TV programme.
ITV should be ashamed.
Ms_Soto retweeted
This is absolutely INSANE! Meet Mohammed Yaseen. He was a member of an Al Qaeda group that beheaded Brit Ken Bigley.
He then joined ISIS where he worked as a guard at two mass killings and a deadly public stoning. He was arrested in Germany and served nearly 5 years in prison for being a member of Isis.
After he was released, Germany didn't deport him, so he broke into our country on a small boat because he heard we 'accept everyone'.
He was jailed for 2 years for illegal entry, then released early after 6 months. This is despite hearing in court that he 'posed a danger to the whole of the UK' and he had a 'deep and lengthy involvement in terrorism and Islamic extremist ideology'.
He's eligible for deportation, but the Foreign Office raised concerns that if we deport him to Iraq he could face 'mistreatment' for being a terrorist.
He has reapplied to stay in the UK, which halts any deportation proceedings and it will cost taxpayers' £85,000 a year to keep him here.
It get's worse... if and when he uses the ECHR to fight his case, we are potentially on the hook for another *£500,000* in legal aid.
He's been put in a bail hostel in Windsor and able to walk the streets.
WHAT TF ARE WE DOING TO OURSELVES?!
This country is utterly broken.
Ms_Soto retweeted
Trump only thinks that it's Zelenskyy who refuses to surrender, viewing him as the main obstacle standing between himself and a sweet dealmaking with Putin.
But in reality, it's not Zelenskyy, it's the Ukrainian people who refuse to surrender. If our president decided, for some reason, to go against the people's will and capitulate by accepting Putin's conditions, he wouldn't last 20 seconds in office.
And the notion that the Ukrainian people are "dying for Zelenskyy" is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. I've never met a single soldier who thinks that way.
They are fighting because foreign invaders would otherwise occupy their homes, kidnap their children, steal their property, and kill them. That's why, Zelenskyy or no Zelenskyy, they would still defend their country.
Ms_Soto retweeted
STATEMENT
I am aware that ITV infiltrated the Portsmouth Reform UK branch for their undercover report. I am featured in their documentary. Not in a bad way, in my opinion, but still featured. I’ll get to that in a minute….
What I am more shocked and disgusted in is that I now know who the two reporters were whom infiltrated us. These two men campaigned with us in March/April in Portsmouth and it leads me to wonder whether their interference in an election is a potential criminal offence.
We have no way to know whether they posted flyers they were meant to. Or whether they gave us correct door knocking information. They campaigned in four seats specifically where, in 3, we lost by a small number of votes. Their involvement would have had an impact on the result.
By default ITV could have literally paid reporters to ruin an election result for Reform UK candidates. That has to be criminal.
On a personal level I allowed these men in my home. I made them drinks. They met my dogs. It’s an entirely disgusting invasion of personal privacy. I have photos of these men and know who they are - I will not disclose them at this stage but may in the future once I’ve gotten advice
In relation to my involvement with the documentary I remain firm in everything I personally said. I was never a member of the Portsmouth Patriots, as the documentary states, but I have supported their movement over the years from the sidelines. The executive team who run them are good people. Yes outside third parties have come in and done some abhorrent things. Those people should be condemned. But the local group themselves are decent, passionate, local residents who care deeply about their community.
I’m appalled by ITV and hope they are held to account for their potential criminal behaviour and election interference. The two reporters involved in infiltrating Portsmouth I hope are held to account for their personal actions in the outcome of elections.
The money, resources and time spent by companies and individuals to damage Reform UK are unprecedented in our political system - you have to ask yourself why?
Ms_Soto retweeted
🚨 Pensioner arrested and charged for wearing burka during Portsmouth protest, attended court today wearing full Islamic dress
Tim Miller, absolute legend claims to be studying islam
A British pensioner stood in a court dock today dressed in a burqa to deny concealing his identity at an anti-migrant protest – by wearing a burqa to the demonstration.
Timothy Miller, 76, told a district judge he was the subject of an 'unlawful arrest' during last month's protest in Portsmouth.
He denied wearing 'a burqa to conceal your identity' at the demonstration on September 12 – ahead of which police had warned they would arrest participants wearing face masks and coverings.
Miller appeared at Portsmouth Magistrates' Court wearing a burqa and carrying a black handbag and orange folder.
Miller, who had no legal representation, questioned why migrants are allowed to enter the UK without having their religion questioned as he was repeatedly asked about his apparent conversion to Islam.
He claimed it was part of his religious observance and that he would 'advise anyone to put the veil on and live within the veil'.
He also claimed to have an 'inquisitive mind' and said that the UK is 'moving towards an Islamic society' and therefore it will be an advantage for him to convert to Islam.
He was asked to remove his veil when he was identified by the court but then replaced it.
When he was asked what his legal defence to the charge was, Miller said: 'The issue quite simply is we should have one law and I think everyone is in agreeance.'
District Judge Stephen Apted replied: 'That doesn't defend you from the charge.'
Miller said that he had an 'exemption' for 'Islamic' religious observance.
Mr Apted went on to ask Miller to clarify that he observed Islam as a religion, the defendant replied: 'As such as I am studying Islam as it seems to be the most beneficial religion to be noticed in this climate today.
When asked about his religion, Miller said: 'I don't feel I should answer this question because no one else is asked this question when they come into the country. Why am I being asked this?
'I have never ever heard of anyone being questioned about their religion. How can this be possible?'
Judge Apted said: 'I am only asking you this question because my function is to manage this case. I need to identify what the real issues are in this case.'
He continued: 'You need to prove that you were wearing these items for religious observance. That is going to require some evidence.'
Miller said: 'In my mind it was unlawful arrest. I complied with everything.
'I am on every single camera. I presented myself to these cameras.
'I was never once asked to remove my facial covering. It will be on body cams.
'Therefore I feel it is unlawful arrest which also must be contested.'
Judge Apted said: 'You said to the officers I think at the time that you were converting to Islam.'
Miller said: 'I am studying Islam and it appears to be the most beneficial religion to be noticed in this climate today.
Miller told the court that he previously lived in Morocco and has also been to Bahrain and Dubai.
He said he was looking at crowdfunding for his legal team for the case.
Ms_Soto retweeted
🇬🇧🏔️ WATCH: Ryan reaches the summit of Snowdon proudly carrying the Union Flag!
After making the climb to the top, proudly flying our nation’s flag, Ryan is confronted over his views!
👀 Watch what happens and judge for yourself!
👇 What do YOU think?
🔁 Repost if you’re proud to fly the flag! 🇬🇧
“Follow @RTCORGUK for more updates 🇬🇧”
#RaiseTheColours #Snowdon #ProudToBeBritish
#CathyNewman Who else can't stand Cathy Newman from Sky News? Mind you #SkyNews is an enemy of the people.
Ms_Soto retweeted
This is insane.
A Sudanese 'asylum seeker' was ordered to leave his hotel because of his bad behaviour.
So he set it on fire.
If the blaze were not contained, up to 170 people could have been burnt alive.
When security found him, he was sat there 'smiling at them'.
His sentence?
31 months.
That's the exact same sentence Lucy Connolly received after she posted on social media about setting fire to a hotel.
But this Sudanese man actually did it.
Yet they got the SAME SENTENCE.
We will end two tier Britain.
End the systematic discrimination against white people in British policing and justice.
We will ensure any foreign national who commits a crime on British soil is deported.