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Restore britain may not have time to win and none of us will vote reform BUT would we vote for a shell right wing party if it had proportional representation for the included parties and regular binding votes on issues? Any suggestions for the name of the shell party?
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Christys invited me on, I accepted and then it all went quiet. I’ll happily go on his show live and unedited.
What do you say, @PatrickChristys?
The GB News ban on Restore Britain is absolutely pathetic.
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Dear Muslim
As Thanksgiving and Christmas are fast approaching,
Please avoid driving cars through crowds, blowing innocent people up with pipe bombs, and going on stabbing sprees.
Dear non-Muslims,
As Ramadan is just 92 days away,
Please avoid eating in front of Muslims who are fasting.
Please avoid drinking in their presence.
Do not deliberately tempt those observing the fast.
Muslims will be fasting from dawn until sunset.
A little consideration and respect go a long way. ❤️🌙
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🚨YOUNG BOY BEATEN MERCILESSLY BY MIGRANT THUGS AT SCHOOL
Young Hayden's mother in a desperate plea for help has posted this online to show the world what is happening to her poor child
He is now begging her not to send him to school
His mother alleges Hayden has been choked, punched, beaten by a group who who bully him repeatedly
Where is the outpouring of support for this boy?
Our kids should NOT have to grow up like this
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🖤 A Black Day For Remembrance Weekend
This weekend, something has shifted — and not for the better.
For over a century, the red poppy has stood alone. It is the universal, unchanging symbol of Remembrance. When blood ran on Flanders Fields, on the Somme, on the beaches of Normandy, in the mud of Korea, the dust of Helmand — it was one colour only: red. It represents the sacrifice of every man and woman who served, regardless of background, creed, or cause. It binds us together in grief and gratitude, above all division.
Yet now we see black poppies laid alongside them — presented not as a personal tribute, but as a public statement, each bearing labels: "Ethnic Minority Veterans Support Network", "Black History Wales 365", "Muslim Council of Wales".
Let me be clear: the service and sacrifice of all veterans, from every community, deserves equal honour. No one disputes that. Those who wore the Monarch’s uniform did so side by side, under one flag, answering one call. Their service is indivisible. Their memory should be too.
But Remembrance Sunday is not a platform for identity politics. It is the one sacred day in the veteran’s calendar when we do not ask who they were — only that they were there, and many did not come home. To fragment our act of Remembrance along cultural or community lines is not inclusion — it is division. It politicises silence. It breaks the single thread that should bind all our tributes into one.
If we truly value the contribution of minority veterans, we should recognise them within our shared act of Remembrance — not carve them out into separate wreaths, separate symbols, separate narratives. The red poppy already belongs to them. It always has. It was there for them on the battlefield; it should be there for them at the memorial.
When we lay different colours at the Cenotaph, we do not celebrate difference — we dilute the meaning of the one symbol that transcends it. The blood that was shed was not black or white or brown. It was red. And that red should be enough for all of us.
Lest we forget — lest we become the generation that remembers everything except unity.
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Do you see these barriers?
These are barriers up in Glasgow today to protect people attending a Remembrance Day Service
Now why would people attending a remembrance day service for fallen veterans need crash barrier protection?
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I'm finding remembrance almost impossible to watch.
I used to love remembrance day.
A chance to honour our fallen.
But like everything else here, it is presided over by DISHONOURABLE, amoral, lying, self enriching traitors.
I can't stand to look at them and their false reverence.
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If you're wondering why your delivery is late and fish fingers have defrosted...
..Abdul took a detour.
This is a disgrace. We have to stand! Vote lowe
In the week of Remembrance, the British government told a dozen veterans in Torquay it would stop paying for their homes. The same week it told Parliament it would pay £138 a night for every illegal migrant it puts up in an army camp in Sussex.
The veterans live at Stone Court, where the Royal British Legion found them places this spring. Scott Marshall did a tour of Iraq as a Lance Bombardier and came home with PTSD. Maurice Quinlan, a Navy man, was sleeping in a shelter on the seafront before Stone Court took him in, and his two-year-old daughter stays with him there three nights a week. Their rooms were paid for by the government's own Reducing Veterans' Homelessness programme. A fortnight ago they were told the application to extend it had been turned down. They have until March to find a place to live, or they're out, back on the street again.
Elsewhere, on Saturday night Downing Street put out a press release headed "No one who has served our country should sleep rough on our streets", announcing £8.7 million for that same programme.
You can tell what a government believes by what it finds money for, and for whom. They value undocumented men with thus-far appalling rates of criminal activity who enter the country via invasive means over men who've fought and risked death for us. They value the criminal generally over the law-abiding.
The small boats episode may be the only reason anyone involved in the government of Britain will be remembered in 400 years time - those who began it, those who perpetuated, continued and defended it.
The manifest insanity of it shall soon end. Men who stow into our realm via illegal means will become instant prisoners. Social homes will once again go to citizens, not men from abroad who have an outsized likelihood of making a nil contribution to this country over their lifetime. And we will give our veterans, the most deserving of all those walking among us, dedicated tracks to prosperity and tailored medical care, so that a homecoming from battle will be worth it.
Scott Marshall, who served, has a home until March. The camp at Crowborough will keep the party going for undocumented migrant men until 2030.
This is your Britain this Remembrance Sunday.
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In the week of Remembrance, the British government told a dozen veterans in Torquay it would stop paying for their homes. The same week it told Parliament it would pay £138 a night for every illegal migrant it puts up in an army camp in Sussex.
The veterans live at Stone Court, where the Royal British Legion found them places this spring. Scott Marshall did a tour of Iraq as a Lance Bombardier and came home with PTSD. Maurice Quinlan, a Navy man, was sleeping in a shelter on the seafront before Stone Court took him in, and his two-year-old daughter stays with him there three nights a week. Their rooms were paid for by the government's own Reducing Veterans' Homelessness programme. A fortnight ago they were told the application to extend it had been turned down. They have until March to find a place to live, or they're out, back on the street again.
Elsewhere, on Saturday night Downing Street put out a press release headed "No one who has served our country should sleep rough on our streets", announcing £8.7 million for that same programme.
You can tell what a government believes by what it finds money for, and for whom. They value undocumented men with thus-far appalling rates of criminal activity who enter the country via invasive means over men who've fought and risked death for us. They value the criminal generally over the law-abiding.
The small boats episode may be the only reason anyone involved in the government of Britain will be remembered in 400 years time - those who began it, those who perpetuated, continued and defended it.
The manifest insanity of it shall soon end. Men who stow into our realm via illegal means will become instant prisoners. Social homes will once again go to citizens, not men from abroad who have an outsized likelihood of making a nil contribution to this country over their lifetime. And we will give our veterans, the most deserving of all those walking among us, dedicated tracks to prosperity and tailored medical care, so that a homecoming from battle will be worth it.
Scott Marshall, who served, has a home until March. The camp at Crowborough will keep the party going for undocumented migrant men until 2030.
This is your Britain this Remembrance Sunday.
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This Remembrance Sunday, we paid our respects to two brothers from Morley.
Both gave their lives for our country in WW1. Yet, neither is on Morley War Memorial.
Their sacrifice deserves remembrance.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
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Fiona Goddard was 16 when police returned her to the Pakistani-heritage grooming gang that raped her.
Fiona Goddard was 16 in 2010 when West Yorkshire Police officers removed her from a Bradford property where seven men of Pakistani heritage had abused her. Officers knew she was logged as an under-age child sexual exploitation victim, yet returned her to the house. One said: “She says she’s over-age — enjoy your night, lads.”
Daily Dazzling Dawn understands the remark, drawn from Goddard’s survivor testimony, has become a defining example of institutional failure in Britain’s grooming gang scandal. Goddard had run away from a children’s home in Bradford in 2008 at 14. What began with a request for a lighter became sustained grooming, rape and trafficking across Blackburn, Rotherham, Rochdale, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Oldham.
By the time officers found her in the Bradford property, she had been abused by at least 50 men, according to her account. Inside, some men were half-dressed and the lounge was strewn with empty bottles and drug paraphernalia. In the police car, intoxicated and disoriented, she mistakenly said she was 18. Officers had already checked the database and knew she was a child sexual exploitation victim. They drove her back regardless.
By 15 she was pregnant by one of her rapists. She gave birth days after her 16th birthday and her daughter was taken for adoption. The abuse continued for another two years. Goddard has said police repeatedly blamed her, calling her a “child prostitute” and accusing her of running a brothel by 17.
Analysis by anonymous researchers behind The Network Map indicates at least 60 police officers were implicated in grooming gang activity, either through active involvement or by ignoring sex crimes. The database draws on criminal trial transcripts, police and local authority records, survivor testimonies and media reports. It identifies more than 1,000 perpetrators and more than 3,000 connections between them.
The project follows a review by Baroness Louise Casey, which found that Asian and Pakistani-heritage men were disproportionately represented among grooming gang perpetrators and criticised agencies for failing to record ethnicity properly. Casey also said local authorities had avoided acting over fears of being labelled racist.
Nine men were convicted of 22 offences against Goddard and sentenced at Bradford Crown Court in February 2019 to a combined 132 years. Basharat Khaliq received 20 years. Saeed Akhtar was jailed for 20 years. Naveed Akhtar, Parvaze Ahmed and Mohammed Usman each received 17 years. Izar Hussain was sentenced to 16 years; Kieran Harris to 17 years; Fahim Iqbal to seven years; and Zeeshan Ali to 18 months. Goddard waived her lifelong anonymity, saying: “I didn’t do anything wrong.”
Daily Dazzling Dawn learned that Goddard had repeatedly reported the case to police over five years before prosecution. She has said officers described her as streetwise, downgraded her missing-person reports and failed to treat her as a child in danger. Her case now sits at the centre of two unresolved questions: how many officers failed vulnerable girls, and what accountability remains when the perpetrators have been convicted but the institutions that enabled them remain largely unreformed.
Should the officers who returned a known child sexual exploitation victim to her abusers face misconduct proceedings, or does the 2019 prosecution of nine men close the accountability question?
Follow Daily Dazzling Dawn for verified news updates and in-depth analysis.
#DailyDazzlingDawn #FionaGoddard #GroomingGangs #Bradford #ChildProtection
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There ya go boys/girls/they/thems 😁
You got exactly what you didn't want.
The far right..... sorry whats that 🤔
Not the far right you were expecting?
Oh dear!
Whats that 🤔
You want us lot to defend your ideology 😁
Nah
That Nazi you called us and believed existed was a myth
Reality has a habit of stinging a little..
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If you care about your Country
You will vote Restore Britain
At the next General Election
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Labour Man!
Pakistani migrant Mohammad Basharat Khan arrived at a car park thinking he’d meet 10 & 12-year-old Christian girls for him to abuse in Birmingham, UK.
Instead, he was confronted by paedophile hunters & caught on the spot before he could commit his crime.
What should happen to him?
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On 17 December, the Scarborough and Whitby branch of Restore Britain will contest its first election.
Our candidate, Janet Broad, will be standing in the Stakesby Ward, and we are confident she can win a seat on Whitby Town Council.
If you live in Whitby, or specifically in the Stakesby Ward, please get in touch with us either by DM here or by email at [email protected].
If you are able to canvass and help elect a common-sense, no-nonsense local patriot, please join us in winning this election.
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Britain can be saved. Britain can be restored. But that only happens if you – the British people – stand up and do something about it.
To every man and woman watching the country they love fall apart and slide into the hands of the radical left: it’s time to join Restore Britain.
Here in Scarborough and Whitby, our once prosperous towns are changing in front of our eyes. If you’re angry about what’s happening to our communities, stop just complaining. Join us today. Canvass, spread the word, and help us restore Scarborough and Whitby.
We’ve talked about the state of our towns for long enough. Now you can take action and build the future you want for your children, grandchildren and family.
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Just so everyone knows the leader of our local @RestoreBritain Hinckley and Bosworth Branch is nothing more than a working class Painter and Decorator who has built the Branch up from scratch since March 2026 with no political experience.
During his first vetting interview he stated “ I’m just a normal family man with children and a business” before he could finish the sentence he was told that’s what Restore Britain want not more privately educated career politicians with no life experience.
We are fed up of snobby entitled Tory’s representing us in Hinckley and Bosworth.
It’s time we had a real local figure born and bred here that knows the area and its residents that will fight for them
