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Joined July 2015
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Thanks to amazing work by @stkirsch I have finally regained access to my X account after being locked out for 4 months. So I can finally promote my new book to followers: normanfenton.com/capture-of-…
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Prof Norman Fenton - The Capture of Academia: How Universities Silence Dissent @profnfenton
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Academia is ROTTEN to the core. Our CORRUPT universities are dangerous for young minds and are destroying Britain So says @ProfNFenton, author of "The Capture of Academia" A leading academic for 47 years, Prof. Fenton reveals the sinister truth WATCH: youtu.be/naTOEs-7qGA
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We very much regret to announce that Norman Fenton will not be able to be with us on Sat 7 Nov at Together's 5th Anniversary Norman's wife Naomi passed away on Saturday. Our thoughts are with Norman and the entire family. We send love and condolences. @profnfenton
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On October 8, 2023, just one day after the massacre in Israel, an Egyptian police officer opened fire on a group of Israeli tourists in Alexandria, brutally murdering three of them - Alon, Hagai, and Amnon - in front of their wives. No one stopped him. No one even called an ambulance. The people around them just stood and watched as they bled to death. For three years, she lived with unbearable grief. Her life came to a standstill that day, when she begged the terrorist to shoot her too. During his interrogation, he claimed he didn't shoot women. But the truth is, he murdered her too. She was surrounded by monsters who locked her in a room at an Egyptian hospital for 12 hours while they performed an autopsy on her husband's body without her consent. They refused to let her contact her family or seek help. Three years have passed since that terrible day when she returned to Israel with his body, feeling that life had lost all meaning. In June 2025, she wrote: "They murdered your body, and they murdered my heart and soul. I was left here, alive but dead inside, and it's unbearable. I have one dream - to shut out this cruel world. And before that, one more: to remember all the good, only the good, to smile one last time, to fall asleep and never wake up." Today, at just 35 years old, she took her own life. 🥀
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The @TheConWom is also on the list @KathyConWom (second page at the bottom).
My name is on ze list. The @ukhomeoffice's Standards & Compliances has compiled a list of people who've criticised the woeful Prevent Anti-Terrorist Programme. Mine is special because I was able to also slag off the extreme-left charlatans at @hopenothate led by Marxist extremist Nick @lowles.
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The long waited body cam footage from my arrest dated August 2025. 10 police officers in ski masks, face shields and equipped with a battering ram entered my home for an allegation of some burgled pasta from a complimentary buffet in a migrant hotel. Some points to note:- • excuse the penguin dressing gown! • there was 95 minutes of footage on 8 body cams so I’ve trimmed it down as best as I can • They refused to let me help my terminally ill mother out of bed • They locked a chihuahua and a shih tzu in separate room to us and initially refused to let them out over “safety concerns” • my girlfriend who is type 1 diabetic and requires insulin to survive, needed insulin immediately. When we were in the lounge it was asked for and told the officers where it was in the bedroom. Apparently 6 officers couldn’t find it after 10 minutes until I said it was a medical emergency and they finally let my girlfriend retrieve it in the exact place she said it was. • The female police officer in the van with me had the language of a 9 year old on some occasions, using phrases such as “more bigger” and finishing sentences such as “but yeah”. Extremely unprofessional. A 30 thousand pound operation over an allegation of unpaid plate of pasta from a complimentary migrant buffet.
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Cracking event on Saturday, 7th November in London. The #together a huge gathering of people who care about freedom, free speech & the future of our country. A few tickets are left & host @alanvibe has given my followers the chance of cut price tickets. 🎟️ £4 off tickets with code DAVID 🎟️ Aged 18–30? Get up to TWO FREE tickets with code DAVID. The 18-30 – strictly limited allocation, first come, first served. Please feel free to DM me if you want to meet up with me. Although the bar is a good start 😂😂 togetherdeclaration.org/even…
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Tommy Robinson Faces Up to 10 Years in Jail After Majority Guilty Verdict in Latest Establishment Strike. My latest @OANN article oann.com/commentary/tommy-ro…
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Brian of London - Israel Election: High Arab Turnout Complicates Netanyahu Coalition Formation @brianoflondon
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Israel’s Arab parties have won 19 seats in the elections Bahá’ís in Iran can not stand for office because of their religion. The UK academics who are supposed to be intellectuals call Israel Apartheid and support the Islamic Republic of Iran! How fucked up is the British academia?
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Show me in two minutes how the country of Winston Churchill is destroying itself
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Apparently, being cited by someone on the ‘hard right’ is now enough to make you guilty by association. That is the Guardian’s case against me. It has published an article about my opposition to the Church of England’s £100 million slavery reparations scheme, smearing me through supposed links with Restore Britain and associating our campaign with wealthy financiers. Yet its evidence of my ‘hard right’ connections amounts to a Restore Britain paper citing my work. As for Paul Marshall, he has never funded our campaign. What about my arguments against reparations? What opposing reasons and evidence did the Guardian offer? None whatsoever. Read my response to the Guardian at The Biggar Picture: nigelbiggar.co.uk/p/my-answe…
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In this short clip of @GadSaad from his interview with @JeremyDBoreing Gad succinctly confirms the main thesis of my book: all the really bad ideas that are destroying our culture come from academia youtu.be/5t4f4-aYzms
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The biggest and most deserving loser last night was the man behind the curtain of much of the political chaos in Israel over the last few decades, Ehud Barak. This personal grudge by this grandiose Epstein associate helped to distort Israeli politics for a generation.
Yair Golan—former IDF deputy chief of staff and leader of the “Democrats”, a hard-left party formed of the cumulative mergers over decades of a series of far-left, even Stalinist groups into Israel’s once-hegemonic Labor Party—wants his erstwhile allies in the failed (for it has indeed failed) “anti-Netanyahu anti-Haredi change coalition”, Eisenkot, Lapid, Bennett and Lieberman, to use these Hamas sympathisers of the Joint List, who here dedicate their results “to Gaza”, to oust the Zionist right and Netanyahu, even as the IDF battles to mop up the remnants of Hamas in Gaza. This eventuality would be Netanyahu’s fever dream—a martyrdom at the hands of a left-Islamist alliance he could paint as traitors—to be followed inevitably by a Jesus-like revival after three months. They failed in their attempt to build a “change coalition” because they didn’t have a positive message. “We hate the Haredi and Netanyahu and we are gonna stick it to ’em” isn’t enough to win a majority. It also won’t be enough to justify to their electorates at the next election—which will be very soon if Yair Golan’s plan wins out—why they allied with actual enemies. This is a choice they actually can’t make anyway, since a number in their 48-ish-sized bloc won’t go along with it. So it’s just moot, and the merely performative act of floating it is damaging to their cause. But amazingly, this man who, but for a speech comparing IDF soldiers to the Third Reich on Memorial Day, would have replaced Eisenkot as IDF chief of staff in 2019, is no great strategic thinker.
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You got to wait for the woman in the green tracksuit. She's priceless.
NOW: Drivers REACT as Anti-ICE Protesters block ALL Entrances to the Brooklyn Bridge on Manhattan side.
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The more I think about it, the more worried I am by what the Muslim Brotherhood has managed to do with the Arab vote in Israel this time—and pretty much for the first time. There won’t turn out to be significant actionable criminality involved, maybe a few bribes and payments. It will just be that they turned on a power we gave them and that they never properly used before. Arabs have always underperformed. They’ve made a bit of noise but have never been taken really seriously with the power they always could wield in elections. At root, voting in Jewish Israel’s elections is un-Islamic: it recognizes a power over Islam which they cannot tolerate. But right now, at this moment when they detect that the elements of Jewish Israel which have no real conception of what Islam is or wants are vulnerable and above all DESPERATE to regain power from their nemesis, Netanyahu and the Islam aware right, they pounce. The element of Israeli society the Muslim Brotherhood are targeting is the one which almost entirely ran Israel until October 7th and still infects the judiciary, the army, and our deep state—as well as many politicians. It is marked by decades of the Two-State Delusion, active participation in the Deceit Process, and the desire for “Peace”. Yes, even Netanyahu is responsible for playing his part in this. “Peace at all costs, peace in spite of all terror, peace however long and hard the road may be; for without peace, there is no survival.” Today this is the so-called "Change Block", where the change they are desperate for is to change back to the ideas of surrender and offering anything, wealth, comfort, even our most precious land, to the Muslims in the vain and stupid belief this will stop their Jihad against us. The return to the decades of increasing failure. We even have the tool to prevent this: Section 7A of the Basic Law. This law was passed to ban Rabbi Kahane and people who thought like him from the Knesset. If applied properly by the courts it would ban most of the anti-Israel Arab representation we have in the Knesset. But the court is corrupted by the insane desire for “Peace,” and they think dhimmitude is the way to have it. And the reason so many Jews have voted for @netanyahu or parties directly supporting him, again, is that they have, at last, recognized he alone is a leader seeking what Churchill sought after the rise of Hitler: “Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory, there is no survival.” Israelis haven't all grasped what Islam and Jihad mean completely, but a great many more have woken up a lot this time. Is it enough?
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This video by @Le_Crapaud47 perfectly sums up the sheer ridiculousness of the British justice system when it comes to @TRobinsonNewEra. The clapping seals who support the way he's been treated are nothing short of clueless imbeciles.
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When you all see the Grooming Gang Cover Up book you will know exactly why he must be silenced. But it won't work.
I have always respected Tommy Robinson for his work on the rape gangs - he gave evidence to our inquiry, and it was remarkable to hear his level of knowledge. It contributed massively to our findings. Tommy was fair and balanced. I learnt a lot. He has not been treated fairly by our establishment for many years, and today is the latest example of that. To be honest, I believe it is a disgrace. He was right on the rape gangs. The state was wrong. They want to vilify him for that. The media, the justice system, Labour, the Tories, Farage. It was made very clear to me when I was in Reform that I was not to praise Tommy Robinson publicly. I did regardless. The entire establishment is against him. My view is this - he has done more than any politician to uncover the rape gangs, and for that I thank him.
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