Bradford artwork celebrates contribution of city's refugees - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv20lny4ylvo

Shared by an anti, but it does indicate that Braverman is playing to the crowd, not dealing seriously with the wider issues. She's being insincere for political reasons, in other words. Imagine this issue being outlined in an interview.

The English People - Orwell (1947)

Just listening to this by Academic Agent. Occurred to me I've never read it. Not sugar-coated but quite charming.

"He would find the salient characteristics of the English common people to be artistic insensibilitv, gentleness, respect for legality, suspicion of foreigners, sentimentalitv about animals, hypocrisy, exaggerated class distinctions, and an obsession with sport."

https://www.youtube.com/live/SdNAk_HxF2k?si=kzJ0JvObOjXoFTGv

Looks like it was a Black on Black murder. Victim's name is Eliyanna https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/24177904/croydon-bus-passengers-boy-stabbed-schoolgirl-zombie-knife/

Days after similar demands over Brand, rivals line up to use the sledgehammer of a beefed up Ofcom to shut down GBNews.

RT should not have been shut down either. We are moving into a heavily narrative controlled future.

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Bradford yesterday. The police come under attack and they drive off. They dare not get out, they know they’re on Pakistani turf.

If they got out they knew they’d be jumped on and hundreds would arrive in minutes to back the mob up.

The police don’t tackle these mobs without speaking to ‘community leaders’ & Imams first.

But remember diversity is our strength!

I'm deeply saddened and angered to hear the news this morning that the tree at Sycamore Gap, along Hadrian's Wall, has been felled.

I have an affinity with it, having visited it on the last hike with my deceased dog Asken, and having it featured on the cover of my old band Winterfylleth's album 'The Hallowing of Heirdom'. And we mustn't forgot how it was immortalised in 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'.

If radical Muslims with British residency are developing explosive drones in Coventry for use abroad, it's only a matter of time before they're used here.

Article: A Coventry student has been found guilty of building a drone for terrorists. Mohamad Al-Bared hand-made the drone specifically to transport an explosive or chemical weapon into enemy territory for ISIS.

The device was seized when police raided Al-Bared's home in Kare Road home on January 31. They also took a 3D printer and several devices including phones and laptop. Painstaking analysis of the devices revealed a series of alarming conversations that highlighted his support for ISIS as well as extremist material and violent propaganda videos.




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There is a lot of talk about a coming implosion of pension plans (due to hidden liabilities on the books). This move by the Bank of England looks like a recognition of this possibility. We've had billion pound bailouts for banks. Pensions next?

https://web.archive.org/web/20230928172517/https://www.cityam.com/bank-of-england-seeks-more-ammunition-to-deal-with-financial-instability-after-ldi-crisis/

Do we care? Might be some fireworks.

https://twitter.com/LozzaFox/status/1707446139132272818

I remember filming on the wall for my video ‘The Hidden Treasure of Broomlee Lough’ back in April. When I finished I headed to the pub next to the Gap, and had a pint of the pale ale named after the iconic spot.

And that’s the thing, as important as these places are, the memories we make there are equally important. How many marriage proposals have taken place there over the centuries? How many groups of friends admiring it as they undertake their walk along the wall?

Northumbrians didn’t love that tree because it was great. It was great because we loved it.