Anthony Summers retweeted
Replying to @TRobinsonNewEra
English isn’t a nationality. There is no English citizenship or English passport - only British.
Nationality is the legal status under the British Nationality Act. English is the ethnic identity of the historic people of England.
Treating the two as interchangeable is exactly how the distinction gets erased.
Anthony Summers retweeted
El momento en el que un votante demócrata se da cuenta: Ganamos, ¿pero a qué costo? ☠️
Anthony Summers retweeted
Andrew Neil totally demolishes the case for rejoining the EU should Labour decide to go down that route.
Anthony Summers retweeted
Will Cain SNAPS - Goes BALLISTIC on Abdul El-Sayed during off-the-rails live interview.!!!
Anthony Summers retweeted
Replying to @ArenbergPaul @RadioGenoa
Modern democracy:
Black people vote for black people.
Arabs vote for Arabs.
Indians vote for Indians.
White people spread out their votes.
Guess who loses every time? Who is the idiots?
Anthony Summers retweeted
We are importing unemployment - with disastrous consequences for the nation's finances.
Working age migrants received over £14 billion in benefits in 2025, funded by British taxpayers.
Anthony Summers retweeted
“The Palestinians were offered a state.
THEY REFUSED.
A state wasn’t their goal.
Killing Jews was.”
Rachel Reeves, LBC 6 February 2023
RACHEL REEVES: Well, I voted to remain in the European Union, I thought that was in our national interest. But almost seven years have passed now, we are outside the single market and the Customs Union, we have to forge a path outside. The last thing I want for our country is to restart the division that occurred during that referendum.
IAIN DALE: If you believe coming out of the single market was so awful, if you believe coming out of the Customs Union has had bad effects if you think the lack of freedom of movement has damaged our economy, why wouldn't you argue to go back into those or allow those?
RACHEL REEVES: Because those decisions have been made. And we are now outside, and I don't think it would be good for our economy and for business if we started a whole load of protracted negotiations over a period of time. What I'm putting on the table and what Keir is putting on the table are practical things that could be done now to make it easier for British businesses to trade across the European Union. The status quo is not working, we want to improve on it. But I don't want to go back to the terrible division that we had in our country over many years through these negotiations.
IAIN DALE: Isn't the simple truth it's political expediency? Because you know that you'll find it more difficult to win back those Red Wall seats if you don't have a sort of bit of a Eurosceptic line in your policy line-up.
RACHEL REEVES: No, it's a genuine belief and from talking to businesses, that what they want are some of the practical changes that we've started to put on the table to make our trading relationship easier. And the idea that another seven years of negotiations is going to serve our economy. Well, I just don't think it will. And it will open up the divisions, which I think did huge damage to us as a country and I don't want to reopen them.
Anthony Summers retweeted
Replying to @MorEdge_Insight
Of course there is no "Genocide"
Only the Feeble-Minded and Antisemites insist that there is
worldometers.info/world-popu…
Anthony Summers retweeted
🏴🇬🇧 Britain sent warships into a friendly country's harbours. 🔥
And burned its ships at anchor. ⚓
That country was Brazil 🇧🇷
More enslaved Africans were taken to Brazil than to any other country on earth. ⛓️
Not America 🇺🇸 Brazil 🇧🇷
Nearly half of everyone shipped across the Atlantic went there. Ten times more than the United States. 🌍
In 1826 Britain made Brazil sign a treaty. The trade would end by 1830. 📜
Brazil signed. Then ignored it. They even had a phrase for laws like that: "para inglês ver". For the English to see. 👀
Tens of thousands of people kept arriving every year. 😔
So Britain changed the law. Brazilian slave ships could now be tried in British courts as pirates. ⚖️
In 1850 the Royal Navy sailed into Brazil's ports, under the guns of the forts. They cut out the slave ships and burned them. 🚢
Emperor Pedro II's government had a choice. War with Britain. Or end the trade. ⚔️
That September, Brazil banned it. Within two years the trade was dead. 🕊️
Yet today only one country is asked to feel ashamed. 🤔
The one that stopped it. 🇬🇧
Be part of us. 🇬🇧
Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
Anthony Summers retweeted
Everyone knows who he is, his mum was made into a dame and there’s been numerous TV programmes, enquiry’s and memorials made to him.
No one knows the name of the girl who was raped by the Cousins from the age of 12, had multiple visits to std clinics and ended up murdered and put through a kebab mincer
No one knows or remembers the name of the young boy who was dragged off the street for being white, tortured for hours, had his cock and bollocks cut off and then doused in petrol before being burnt alive.
There’s no memorial or enquiry for the young boy the size of a 12 year old who was stabbed to death for being white, 2 of the 3 stab words went through his back and out the front. What’s his name?
This isn’t an exhaustive list, here’s a few more names you don’t know and likely 3 little girls to add to it !
Lee Baisden, 34,
Benedetta Ciaccia, 30,
Richard Ellery, 21
Anne Moffat, 48,
Richard Gray, 41
Fiona Stevenson, 29
Carrie Taylor, 24
Michael Stanley Brewster, 52
Jonathan Downey, 34
David Foulkes, 22
Jennifer Nicholson, 24
Colin Morley, 52
Laura Webb, 29
James Adams, 32
Lee Harris, 30
Samantha Badham, 35
Philip Beer, 22
Anna Brandt, 42
Ciaran Cassidy, 22
Rachelle Chung For Yuen,27
Elizabeth Daplyn, 26
Arthur Frederick, 60
Karolina Gluck, 29
Gamze Gunoral, 24
Ojara Ikeagwu, 55
Emily Jenkins, 24
Adrian Johnson, 37
Helen Jones, 28
Susan Levy, 53
Shelley Mather, 26
Mike Minh Matsushita, 37
James Mayes, 28
Behnaz Mozakka, 47
Mihaela Otto, 46
Atique Sharifi, 24
Ihab Slimane, 24
Christian Small, 28
Monika Suchocka, 23
Mala Trivedi, 51
Anthony Fatayi-Williams, 26
Jamie Gordon, 30
Giles Hart, 55
Marie Hartley, 34
Miriam Hyman, 31
Shahara Islam, 20
Neetu Jain, 37
Sam Ly, 28
Shyanuja Niroshini Parathasangary, 30
Anat Rosenberg, 39
Philip Russell, 28
William Wise, 54
Gladys Wundowa, 50
MP Stephen Timms
Lee Rigby
Chrissy Archibald
Sebastien Belanger
Kirsty Boden
Ignacio Echeverria Miralles De Imperial
James McMullan
Alexandre Pigeard
Xavier Thomas
Sara Zelenak
Aysha Frade
Leslie Rhodes
Kurt Cochran
Andreea Cristea
PC Keith Palmer
Saffie Roussos, 8,
Olivia Page Campbell-Hardy, 15,
Marcin Klis
Angelika Klis
Georgina Callander, 18
Michelle Kiss
Courtney Boyle, 19
Philip Tron
Megan Hurley 15
Martyn Hett
Sorrell Leczkowski 14
Alison Howe
Nell Jones 14
John Atkinson
Eilidh MacLeod 14
Elaine McIver
Wendy Fawell
Kelly Brewster
Lisa Lees
Liam Curry
Chloe Rutherford 17
Jane Tweddle
Saskia Jones, 23,
Jack Merritt, 25
James Furlong
David Wails
Joe Ritchie-Bennett
MP David Amess
Terence Carney




























