Labour announces social media crackdown 'in times of crisis' after Belfast attack - "Labour will crack down on Britons' social media use in times of "crisis", the Technology Secretary has threatened. Liz Kendall last night vowed to strengthen the Online Safety Act, granting Ofcom enhanced powers to throttle social media users during periods of heightened tension. The proposed amendments come in response to this week's knife attack in Belfast and the ensuing chaos across the city... Reform UK's Matt Goodwin argued that ministers should address the root causes of public discontent rather than attempting to regulate online discourse. "It's not social media that's 'inflaming tensions'," he said. "It's not Elon Musk. It's not Nigel Farage. It's not the 'far-right'. It is the very deliberate policy of mass uncontrolled immigration and open borders. "This policy has to end or it will destroy Western nations.""
Riots are only the voice of the unheard when they push the left wing agenda
BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧 on X - "I’ve just heard paramilitaries are now ready to get involved in tonight’s protests in Belfast and across Northern Ireland Now, there’s some people you really don’t want to piss off….."
Adnan Hussain MP on X - "When a person recently granted leave to remain attempts to behead someone in the street, public concern is entirely legitimate. Silencing that concern doesn't make it disappear. It simply stores up anger that will ultimately be directed at innocent refugees/minority communities."
Adnan Hussain MP on X - "And this is what we get when the concerns of the majority are supressed over and over again. Leadership and policy decisions have to have absolutely failed for us to arrive at this point as a nation. This should terrify us all, and shock us enough to pay real attention."
Damn far right Islamophobe!
Meme - "POLICE. WHAT TO DO IF YOU BEGIN TO BE BEHEADED
*Stephen Ogilvie with Hadi Alodid trying to behead him*
Step One - Don't be racist
Step Two - Don't be Islamophobic
Step Three - Patiently wait for the police to come and arrest you
Step Four Do not react in anger. Use the incident to being us all together
Issued by the Ministry of Community Cohesion. Stay Calm & Carry On. Report Hate incidents"
Inevitable West on X - "🚨BREAKING: The Daily Mail has revealed that a government propaganda unit, named RICU, is intervening to write statements by families of victims of horrific migrant crime to "prevent inflaming tensions" They are manipulating the masses."
Proof that if you oppose the government, you're a fascist
Tommy Robinson detained under counter-terror laws
Britain can't trust Ireland to manage its borders - "Why does it seem that the only land border in the whole of Europe that can’t be policed is the land border on the island of Ireland? The EU’s other external borders have barbed wire across them. EU airports are happy to hold Britons in queues for several hours under their new entry control scheme. And if there are problems within the Schengen zone, internal EU border controls can be, and are, put in place “temporarily”. Only the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland, it seems, must be left wide open for anyone to wander across at will... Just as the Spanish police get to stand behind Gibraltar border officers, supposedly to give them “confidence” that Gibraltar won’t allow illegal entry into the Schengen area, so we could demand a Border Force presence at Dublin Airport. It would be enjoyable to turn onto the Irish their arguments to us during Brexit, and insist that since policing couldn’t be done at the land border, it would have to be done at the Irish point of entry. Sadly, few national negotiators are as feeble as Britons faced with the European Commission, so we can hardly expect the Irish to roll over as ours have done to facilitate such a solution. So the only other choice is to come back to the land border. Why should it remain control-free for ever? Why can’t we have more checks, closer to the border? Why are third-country residents of Ireland allowed across paperwork-free? Why can’t we do as the Irish do, and visibly check movements south across the border when they think it necessary? We can’t be complacent. We should start asking these questions. For we can’t be taken for granted for ever."
How migration surge changed Belfast - "A surge in migration across Northern Ireland had already caused racial tensions to spiral long before Monday night’s knife attack. The country’s foreign population has risen at almost twice the rate of that of mainland Britain. Race crimes are at a record high in the year to this March – up from 1,806 in the previous year to 2,367. Before tensions boiled over into violence this week after a Sudanese asylum seeker allegedly launched a knife attack in Belfast, Northern Ireland had already seen two successive summers overshadowed by protests about immigration. In 2024, there was disorder following the Southport murders, and the following year riots gripped Ballymena after two teenage Romanian boys were accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. The charges were later dropped... In east Belfast, residents described how Protestants and Catholics had “joined forces” on Tuesday night to target homes belonging to non-white families. The words “local homes for local people” were scrawled on a wall near a burnt-out house from which a family had been forced to flee... for some, it is confirmation that Northern Ireland’s sectarianism does not offer protection against anti-immigrant sentiment. Jack Crangle, a social historian at Queen’s University Belfast, said: “Some commentators and researchers believed, especially during the Troubles, that people in Northern Ireland were too preoccupied with fighting one another to bother with racism."
Sudanese Belfast stabbing suspect is former policeman
Belfast knife suspect won asylum in Britain under 'fast-track' scheme introduced by Rishi Sunak's government - "Hadi Alodid was given permission to stay here after completing a 10-page Home Office questionnaire rather than undergoing the standard – and far more rigorous - face-to-face interview process. It prompted new calls to re-think the 'streamlined' programme set up when Rishi Sunak was prime minister as part of his pledge to clear a backlog of 92,000 asylum cases. Then home secretary Suella Braverman and immigration minister Robert Jenrick – who have both since defected to Reform - oversaw the introduction of the scheme. It was privately described within the Home Office as the 'grant factory', in reference to the huge numbers of asylum seekers granted refugee status. Asylum seekers from countries like Sudan were allowed to access the streamlined system – reducing the backlog - because the vast majority of their claims were eventually granted in any case due to conflict in their home nations. But the scheme was dubbed a 'dangerous folly' and an 'asylum amnesty in all but name' by Migration Watch UK, which campaigns for tougher border controls, after its launch in February 2023, the month Alodid travelled by bus from Dublin to Belfast. Four months later, in June 2023, it was extended to Sudanese nationals and Alodid was granted a five-year refugee visa in September that year... Known as the 'Streamlined Asylum Process', or SAP, it was also open to Eritreans, Syrians, Afghans, Libyans and Yemenis. A Tory source said: 'The Home Office at the time did not want to do the fast-track scheme but Rishi forced it on them. 'It was the worst of both worlds because he failed to stop small boats across the Channel and, at the same time, made it easier to win asylum. 'It was totally illogical and they should have been working to disincentive asylum seekers.' Ms Braverman was sacked from the Home Office by Mr Sunak in October 2023 and in a blistering resignation letter accused him of betraying both her and the nation, particularly on immigration. Accusing him of 'magical thinking' and of repeatedly 'compromising' on tough changes to asylum law, she wrote: 'This irresponsibility has wasted time and left the country in an impossible position.' A Daily Mail analysis of latest Home Office data shows the number of asylum claims from Sudanese nationals has soared from 2,853 in 2022 to 5,112 last year... the number of Sudanese coming here by small boat and then claim asylum has nearly tripled from 1,525 in 2022 to 4,537 last year – as migrants know that under the SAP scheme they are almost certain to be handed refugee status. Dr Rakib Ehsan, senior fellow at the think-tank Policy Exchange said of the Alodid case: 'This raises serious questions over the immigration and asylum policy of successive governments of all parties. 'With the possibility that his asylum claim was granted under efforts to streamline decision-making processes to reduce the backlog of cases, this course of action has risked undermining public security of local communities across the home nations. 'The UK must toughen its border security and reform the asylum system in a way that has the safety of established communities at heart – even if this means extricating itself from international conventions and treaties.'... The Daily Mail revealed in 2023 that civil servants warned ministers the SAP would fail to identify 'bad guys' including terrorists and serious offenders who, as a result, would receive the right to remain in the UK instead of being refused asylum and put on a deportation list... Alodid was able to cross from the Republic of Ireland to Northern Ireland thanks to the Common Travel Area (CTA), which means there are no identity checks on travellers... Britain's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation Jonathan Hall KC called for wider debate on how migration was affecting national security and 'destabilising to the nation'. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: 'It does raise the question if certain countries are more likely either to commit very serious offences or to get involved in state threat activity, do we need to start thinking about migration now not simply in terms of the economy or housing but also in terms of national security?' He added: 'At the moment there are people who happen to be black and brown but are as British as you or me who probably feel they can't go about their business. That is destabilising to the nation.'"
Too bad making the UK a less attractive place for migrants violates human rights, so they couldn't have taken that approach to reduce the backlog
If they'd turned down his application, he could just have sued on human rights grounds
The entire population of Sudan, Eritrea, Syria, Afghanistan, Libya and Yemen should just claim asylum in the UK
Given that Braverman was sacked for not being soft enough on immigration, it's rich for people to criticise her for causing the problem
Too bad revoking the CTA will, we are told, cause civil war to break out again in Northern Ireland
Time to fire the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation for dog whistling and jail him for encouraging "fascists"
Badenoch blames Reform defectors for Belfast migrant failings - "a Reform source said: “Kemi has the architect of mass immigration in her shadow cabinet. If Kemi had any shame, she’d sack Priti Patel and grovel to the public for forgiveness. “Rob and Suella were the only ones to resign and be kicked out of Government for standing up to the blob in the Tory Party and Civil Service. Unlike Kemi, who stayed until the bitter end, endorsing every single destructive policy... Ms Braverman said the fast-track scheme had been forced on the Home Office. “I never liked it but kept trying to persuade Conservative colleagues on leaving the ECHR to fix the whole problem. Kemi, Rishi, James [Cleverly], Priti, they all opposed leaving the ECHR when the Tories had the power. I warned them time and time again but was ignored,” she said. “Ultimately my attempts to try to change the Conservative Party from within failed and that is why I left the party. I was let down but more importantly, millions of British people were betrayed. I will never trust them again.” A former Home Office official said: “This was another madcap policy cooked up by Rishi and imposed on the Home Office,” said a former mandarin. “You could never have stopped this bloke getting asylum within the European Convention on Human Rights – but leaving was a red line for him and the Tory party.”"
Belfast knife suspect won asylum in Britain under 'fast-track' scheme introduced by Tory gov : r/uknews - "Yeah, what shocks me most is after terrible events like the attempted behending, they give 0 solutions. Their solution to it is to basically tolerate it and supress critisim of migration or asylum. The public pays in blood for bourgeoisie virtue."
"Imagine looking at the history of Northern Ireland and thinking that what they need is forced immigration of new groups, including new religious extremists and inverted lunatics from foreign war zones who see the West as the cause of their problems. Any politician in history right up until the 2000s would have known that was rank lunacy."
Furkan Gözükara on X - "🚨 DISGUSTING: A terrified Belfast father reveals his children were trapped inside their home as smoke from a bus set ablaze by racist rioters filled their street. He describes horror of protecting his kids on Sky News. UK establishment is actively enabling these fascist mobs."
Daniel Concannon on X - ""Belfast father-" LET ME STOP YOU RIGHT THERE...:"
Not just are many Americans unable to tell the difference between race and nationality, now they can't even tell the difference between race and coming from a city
Andy Ngo on X - "Remember the viral video last year of the young Scottish girl who brandished a knife and axe at a violent migrant to protect herself and her sister? The video was called “propaganda” and dismissed as far-right lies by liberal media and leftists. A trial showed the girls weren’t lying. A migrant pursued sexual activity with one of the children and came back to violently assault them with his migrant sister after he was rebuffed. Both the migrant siblings were convicted. @France24_en @VedikaBahl , the French state-funded news broadcaster, called the girls liars and blamed @elonmusk and Tommy Robinson."
Jonathan B on X - "Well this is going to get completely memory holed by all the people saying it was an example of dangerous misinformation"
Fat Conservative on X - "I was shocked at the attitude that a lot of people in the UK had toward her because she was "working class". It did shed some light on the rape gang scandal for me... Some seemed to think if Americans knew what class she was we'd stop defending her. One person told us to associate her with "ghetto". What they didn't get is that it doesn't matter what social class she is - a grown man shouldn't be following, harassing, and filming little girls and if they have to find some sharp household implements to protect themselves, then the girls should be applauded for it."
Charleswoods on X - "The only thing the government/media does is gaslight and twist the truth. If you don't like us importing infinity 3rd world immigrants, don't like being raped, stabbed and murdered, even if you just want to discuss this...then you're the problem, you're causing division!"
Humza Yousaf breaks silence after conviction in 'Dundee axe girl' case as he warns 'Muslims are a target' - "Humza Yousaf has commented publicly for the first time since a Bulgarian national was convicted of assaulting a 12-year-old girl in Dundee, as he said Muslims were now a "target" in the UK. The former first minister has faced criticism for claiming the far right was pushing "misinformation" in relation to the case last year... At the time, Mr Yousaf tweeted: "But Stephen-Yaxley Lennon (Tommy Robinson) and his racist far-right mob told me migrants tried to sexually assault the girls? Who would have guessed the far-right were full of bulls**t?"... Belov, 22, was also convicted of behaving in a "threatening or abusive manner" towards four girls, all of whom were aged between 12 and 14. His sister Nadjedzha Belova, 20, earlier pleaded guilty to one charge of assaulting a 13-year-old girl in the incident, which happened in the Lochee area of the city in August 2025."
Swinney apologises over wrongful arrest of girl harassed by sex pest - "John Swinney, the First Minister of Scotland, has apologised to a girl who was wrongly charged after being targeted by a Bulgarian sex pest. Lord Offord of Garvel, Reform UK’s Scotland leader, said the girl had been falsely described as “a liar, right-wing and a racist” following the encounter in Dundee in August 2025. Online footage posted at the time of the incident showed the girl with an axe and a knife. It was alleged that she and her friends had been harassed and followed by immigrants. Police Scotland initially charged the 12-year-old with possessing weapons, prompting Elon Musk to post on X: “What kind of government arrests little girls who try to defend themselves?” The force then criticised “misinformation online in relation to an incident where a Bulgarian couple were approached by youths”. However, last week, Ilia Belov, 22, was found guilty of making sexual remarks to a group of girls aged between 12 and 14 before grabbing and pushing one of them to the ground. Lord Offord told First Minister’s Questions that the 12-year-old had been “wildly vilified for wielding an axe and a knife”, which she had used to “fend off a Bulgarian migrant and his sister”. He said the girl’s mother had demanded an apology from the police and Mr Swinney after they had appeared to cast doubt on her version of events... During Belov’s trial, the court heard that he had said “hello sexy, I’ll show you a good time” to the girls while walking past them in the Lochee area of Dundee. After one of the girls called him a creep, he had returned to confront the group and called his sister, who arrived shortly afterwards and assaulted one of the girls."
"Misinformation" is anything that threatens the left wing agenda
Meme - ""Sophie" was protecting her sister who had been hit, had her hair pulled and had been sexually harassed. Her sister was taken to the local hospital to be treated and yet the police initially denied that had happened. The police however could not deny the hospital records recording the fact."
Benonwine on X - "The Police drove her to hospital. The police saw her injuries. Yet, the police, the Tele/Courier, the council, the politicians, the TV, all said the Bulgarian was innocent. Let that sink in... They made the families life hell, to protect a Bulgarian migrant who is actually well know to both the council and the police. There was also no mention of the migrant needing to be restrained and a spit hood placed on him, nor him urinating in the back on the police van. Dundee City Council Dundee Evening Telegraph Police Scotland Scottish National Party (SNP) Rupert Lowe The Courier UK Even after the Hospital Admission letter for concussion was posted online, they all stuck to the narrative the wee girls were being racist towards an innocent migrant, and his wife. The innocent migrant asked the wee girls if they wanted a good time. The innocent migrants wife was his sister, who was clearly seen running over and grabbing the 13yo's hair and throwing her to the ground. This case was an open and shut case from the onset. Yet, they put the family and girls through months of hate and death threats. Even now, people are still calling the family scumbags, saying the verdict means nothing. Instead, focussing on the girl and the weapons, not the beast who tried chatting them up and then assaulted them when they told him he was a "fucking creep, we're 12". 2 young girls, children, were assaulted before any weapons entered the equation. I genuinely hope the family sue the lot of them. I hope Elon Musk finances her court costs, or the family are crowd funded"
NewstalkFM on X - "Labour has said they fear releasing data on the nationalities of people allocated social housing could lead to “disgusting” abuse on social media."
Fella Writes on X - "Can’t release migrant crime data. Can’t release housing allocation data. Both apparently show no issues at all, and releasing both would then disprove all these ‘racist conspiracy theories’…but we just can’t release them, because *reasons*."
MichaeloKeeffe on X - "In other words - "A load of foreigners are getting houses in Ireland and we've been covering it up for decades.""
Chatnoir on X - "I'll repeat. My Step mum lives in Glasgow high rise. It was mostly single parents and elderly, very peaceful..the odd druggie would appear and die or be removed...now as they leave it's all immigrants. ALL. Her upstairs neighbour died and an African family moved in. No carpets. Four of them thumping about it was really loud and they often thumped about seemingly all through the night too. After 4 months of going out her mind, getting ear plugs, really trying, she had friends round who hears the thumping and it was really really bad...so she took some sweets up and knocked on door, a grumpy African man answered she said kindly, hello I live downstairs, i know you're new and don't have carpets, perhaps I can give you a number to help you get some or some help to..it's just really very loud downstairs in my home and i can't sleep so please if you could be a little mindful....she added these are for your bairns offering the sweets. he slammed the door in her face. She also volunteered for the immigrants programmes and arranged free reiki and yoga and art and all sorts trips..only to find out on a trip to highlands she was looking forward to it was for 'women of colour only' yeah...thanks a fucking bunch huh? She said there is constant rubbish thrown out windows, that's a thing..the bins are a disgrace and hallways get filled with it, never seen anything like it. mess"
The truth is dangerous. No wonder they're banning social media, supposedly for kids, while creating a backdoor that will mean anonymity is impossible
Hon. Vickie Paladino on X - "Socialized housing in the UK, which was meant to give the English people an affordable place to live — particularly the elderly, veterans, and the working poor — has turned almost exclusively into free housing for foreigners, and housing costs in the UK have never been higher. It solved nothing. And in fact made everything much worse. Remember this when Zohran and the DSA lecture us about how ‘social housing’ is going to make New York ‘affordable’ as they seize property from homeowners. It won’t fix anything."
People are finally waking up to the threat our open borders pose - "The British state has been idealistic for decades. It insists that there is no contradiction between mass migration, human rights and national security. This has been sustained despite the fact that our open borders and often non-existent deportations system allow terrorists, hostile state agents and organised criminals to enter and remain in this country at will. But now, at last, it seems the delusion is ending. Today Jonathan Hall KC, the government’s Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation and Independent Reviewer of State Threats Legislation has brought some realism to the discussion. He has made a rare public statement, stating that immigration needs to be treated as a national security threat, because violence by newly arrived migrants is “becoming more relevant” after a Sudanese asylum seeker was charged over a knife attack in Belfast, and violence spread across the province in response. Hall noted that “if [people from]] certain countries are more likely either to commit very serious offences or particular offences, or to get involved with state threat activity, do we need to start thinking about migration now, not simply in terms of the economy and housing, but also in terms of national security?” He also noted that there was the added factor that many asylum seekers from war-torn states had suffered serious trauma which potentially increased the risk that they could be more likely to commit violence. In making these assessments, Hall is correct. Mass migration risks destabilising Britain beyond repair, not just because migrants, especially those from regions such as the Horn of Africa are disproportionately likely to commit sexual and violent offences – foreign nationals accounted for one in seven sexual convictions in 2024 – but also because of how migrant crime is destroying the state’s legitimacy. So Jonathan Hall is right – the state needs to wake up, fast, and become realistic about mass migration, the threats it poses to our security and the conflict between it and human rights culture. His intervention is very significant. I believe Hall hopes to begin a serious awakening in the establishment. We must hope that others follow, and it proves to be the first step in the British state waking up and getting real."
Migrant crisis: More than 150 kebab shops given Home Office licenses to hire workers from overseas in 'absurd' scheme - "A total of 159 kebab shops across Britain have been granted Home Office licences allowing them to sponsor overseas workers under the skilled worker visa scheme. The licences enable businesses to recruit workers from abroad, with sponsored employees often able to bring family members with them to the UK... Official records also show that 79 vape shops and 16 car washes also hold licences permitting them to sponsor overseas workers."
My 20-year-old daughter can’t find a job, and the reason is making me furious - "Since the start of 2020, for every additional young Briton who found a payrolled job, employers took on 27 young workers from outside the EU... My generation – the lucky one, the paid-to-study one – did not merely climb the ladder. We pulled it up behind us, then hired someone from abroad to carry it away. We did this by policy, as a choice; we did it licence by licence, each one signed off by someone who will never watch a 20-year-old nearly weep because she cannot find a toilet to clean. And when she walks into a supermarket or a chain pub suddenly, it seems, every employee is a 47-year-old man recently arrived from Bengal."
NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 on X - "Here is the loophole, step by step.
Step 1: hold dual British-Pakistani citizenship while committing your crimes.
Step 2: when Britain strips your British citizenship to deport you, renounce your Pakistani citizenship too.
Step 3: declare yourself stateless. International law forbids deporting the stateless.
Step 4: remain in Britain. Indefinitely.
This is exactly what Rochdale's convicted ringleaders did. One tore up his passport days before a Court of Appeal ruling — and secured his right to stay by doing so. Pakistan says it has "no basis to accept" people who are no longer its citizens. London negotiates. Years pass. A tribunal even noted it would be "relatively easy" for them to reclaim Pakistani nationality. They are simply "unwilling". A paperwork manoeuvre defeated the entire British state. Why has this loophole outlived every minister who swore to close it?"
raltheon on X - "International law is largely bunk. I don't know why anyone in the West abides by it. If you declare yourself "stateless", that should be fair game to send you to the middle of the African continent."
