Emma Peel

A suspended Reform councillor has been CONVICTED for saying on Facebook that Nigerians should be melted down and used to fill potholes. Foolish thing to say, obviously. But convicted? Honestly? He was taking the piss. Does our justice system not have more important things to be looking at? Or are offensive jokes really the biggest crisis we're facing? Because if so, I do not recommend going into any rougher pubs in Doncaster, or Great Yarmouth, or Sunderland, or ANYWHERE. Yes, some people speak like this. Shall we lock them all up? I detest it. How long before they turn these laws against the rest of us? Free speech must be defended, and the right to offend must be defended. That's exactly what Restore Britain will do.

🚨🇵🇱Hero police officer from Krakow, Poland, Artur Morański, has just been taken off the ventilator. He is fully conscious and breathing on his own, with his wife constantly by his side. God bless this brave young man and his family.

🌐🇵🇱❤️ “AND CUBA LIVES❓” THREE WORDS THAT SHOWED WHAT TRUE HEROISM MEANS Sometimes you don’t need to say big words to show what kind of heart you have. On November 7, 2026, Polish police officers Artur Morański and Jakub Kulik intervened in the center of Krakow against an armed attacker who unleashed a bloody attack on innocent people. Both police officers were seriously injured by firearms during the intervention. Nevertheless, they managed to stop the attacker and prevent further threats to the public. After a difficult operation, Artur Morański woke up from an artificial sleep. One would expect his first question to be directed at his own health, his family, or what actually happened. But Artur asked: “And Cuba lives?” He asked about his colleague and partner Jakub Kulik, who also suffered serious injuries during the intervention. These words were published by the mayor of Muszyna, Poland, Jan Golba. The message subsequently moved Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who wrote that such moments restore faith in humanity. And no wonder. Two colleagues who faced mortal danger together. Two men who risked their own lives to protect others. And one of them, barely recovering from a difficult operation, thinks above all about the other. Friends in private, partners in duty, heroes of Poland. 🇵🇱 Heroism is not only about the courage to face danger. It is also about responsibility, loyalty and humanity. It is about not forgetting the other even when one is fighting for one's life. Artur and Kubo, we wish you both a speedy and complete recovery. Poland can rightly be proud of such police officers. ❤️ --- SOURCES AND VERIFICATIONS: • Polskie Radio 24 – first words of Artur Morański after waking up. • Radio Kraków – information about both police officers and their health condition. • Rzeczpospolita – statement of Mayor Jan Golba #Heroes #ArturMoranski #JakubKulik

Weird how Russel Brand, a British citizen, gets 10.5 years for SA but the rape gangs in Britain get free housing and food.

Now we know why Dave Chapelle bans phones from his venues. Whoever snuck theirs in and got that footage is a hero.

I'm not saying Russell Brand is innocent but the British PM saying he should be made an example of is a stunning act of hypocrisy given the British government's failure to confront Muslim grooming gangs that have destroyed thousands of lives in Britain

We are in deep trouble.

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.

> Haiti gangs snatch 4 Salvadorans > they think they just bought themselves a negotiation > Bukele goes public saying bring them back or you're done > they try to hand him 4 random bodies and say it was them > he calls out their bs > sends 2,000 troops into Haiti > tells the leader to gather their gangs so he can fight them > gangs run to the UN for a deal > refuses all deals > ignores the UN mandate > pushes into gang territory and starts cleaning them > does more in two weeks than the UN did in 13 years Bukele might be the greatest leader of the 21st century

If Russell Brand can be convicted with no evidence. Why can’t Pakistani Muslim Rape Gangs be convicted? Two tier.

I am absolutely delighted to announce Molly Kingsley (@lensiseethrough) as Restore Britain's Spokesperson for Accountability in Public Office, alongside our new policy paper on pandemic era accountability - ‘A Roadmap For Restoring Public trust’. Throughout the pandemic, Molly was a tireless campaigner against school closures and the damage inflicted on children - she has spent years challenging government overreach, exposing failures of accountability and demanding greater transparency from those in power. It is an honour to have her on the team, helping to deliver the aims stated in our new policy paper. Our plan sets out independent investigations into lockdowns, vaccines deployment, unethical decision-making, care home treatment, censorship, conflicts of interest and procurement scandals. We will protect whistleblowers, seek prosecutions, and introduce strict safeguards against future abuses of emergency powers. Molly will help lead Restore Britain's fight to restore integrity, transparency and accountability to public office. What we have outlined today as a party is a historic step forward in reversing just some of the damage inflicted on the British people by continued lockdowns and widespread vaccination coercion. The British state exercised extraordinary powers over our lives. It is only fair that those responsible must face extraordinary scrutiny. Read our paper in full here... assets.nationbuilder.com/res…

Danny Tommo is locked up until June 2027 for damaging property that had no owner. Tommy Robinson faces sentencing next month for doing journalism. Lucy Connolly was jailed for more than two years for words on social media. Now compare: Ricky Jones said on live camera that right-wingers needed their throats cut : no prison. Labour MP Mike Amesbury beat a constituent he was elected to represent : no prison. Huw Edwards possessed explicit images of children : no prison. Mohammad Amaaz beat police officers at Manchester Airport : years of delays before conviction. Same country, different rules.

Shame, shame, shame on Chappelle