When you read CONNOR TOMLINSON's article you begin to understand where this whole 2 TIER SYSTEM in Britain comes from: :" ..... Essentially, RICU is the nerve centre of two-tier policing..... " As I suspected on the day of Vickrum Digwa’s sentencing, the tropes recycled by RICU in every grieving family’s impact statement were present in the speech that Henry Nowak’s father gave to the press outside Southampton Court. Lines such as “Henry was one of the most inclusive individuals...”, and “This is not a case about Sikhism. This is not a case about racism...”, and “This doesn’t mean going to extremes…” would have been fed to the Nowak family by RICU, via the community liaison officers — who Mark Nowak referenced in his remarks — to reduce “community tensions”, discourage social disorder, and with the threat that civil unrest might jeopardise court proceedings....................The state is obliged to do this, under the various iterations of the Race Relations Act, consolidated in the Equality Act 2010 ....... Pursuant to fostering “good relations” between the host population and minority, often violent, communities with “protected characteristics”, the state will instruct politicians, police officers, and media outlets to call for calm, denounce division, and extol the virtues of multiracial pluralism, all while unilaterally policing the negative opinions held of minorities by majorities with Public Order offences, non-crime hate incidents, and prison sentences for imprudent social media posts........ Every government department is commanded to “advance equality of opportunity between persons who share a relevant protected characteristic and persons who do not share it” — mandating discrimination against heterosexuals, men, whites, and Christians, on behalf of racial, religious, and sexual-preference minorities. It also makes it almost impossible to fire them, when they can log discrimination complaints as members of groups with “protected characteristics”....................... This leads to the consolidation of activist networks within the civil service, who then use bodies like RICU to pursue their own goals — such as the 700 member Islamic Network ......The presence of a member of the Charity Commission on the recommended Counter Extremism Ministerial Board also demonstrates an intent to double down on DEI policies. ...... .... continued ... https://connortomlinson.substack.com/p/the-dont-look-back-in-anger-department

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NEW: Bluesky will not be included in the under-16s social media ban...... This is essentially a two tier political social media ban.

Blue sky is left wing and much more pro government so Labour will let kids on it.

Naturally with no other choice children will flood onto Bluesky.

This is a disgrace. https://x.com/BenGrahamUK/status/2066167370624745476

Sussex police push over the elderly mother of Rhiannon Whyte.

Been away for a few days, catching up now. This is why, if I've personally shared their content on channels, I've tended to archive it first so they don't benefit from the ad or cookie revenue.

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Yesterday in London

https://x.com/i/status/2066415406093340691

As yet unconfirmed

Active Patriot:

A teenager has been charged and is due in court after a boy was strangled off his motorbike at a park on Drapers Lane in Hedon at around 8.30pm on Friday.

A 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons due to his age, has been charged with non-fatal strangulation, robbery, and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place, and has been remanded into custody.

It is believed a teenage boy approached another teenage boy, thought to be known to him, before assaulting him and attempting to steal his motorbike.

He can't be named due to his age, but the low quality video shows you just enough...

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Ex3r7ysJt/

You know what's the most heartbreaking single statistic in modern Britain?

The figure in the Centre for Social Justice's recent work on the family that 9 out of 10 young British women say they want children (the customary 2.n each).

The heartbreaking part of that figure is that, for all those would-be mums, the economic question around it is no longer "How do I get there?" but "Will I get there?"

The headline numbers are stark and they are not at all unique to us. Just as global birth rates are sinking, the national birth rate has fallen to 1.41, the lowest ever recorded, well under the 2.08 a country needs simply to replace itself. The marriage rate among women aged 20 to 24 has dropped 97% since 1972. The average age of a first marriage has climbed from the early twenties to the early thirties. On current trends, deaths in Britain will outnumber births by around 2030, and from that year the population grows by immigration alone.

For years the fashionable way to read all this was that people have changed their minds about family - careers first, freedom, the long adolescence. People were just too sophisticated for love and legacy-building; then they were too childish. It doesn't matter. We've allowed a serious demographic problem of a birthing nature to develop in the cradle of our society. The lazy policy conclusion, reached with a shrug, of bringing in more people from abroad to fill the gap has resulted in limited benefit, economic contraction, and streams of tragedy.

I will not accept that the British have any kind of death wish. The desire in them is fully intact: nine in ten of these young women want children. So we need to price them INTO having them, rather than out-.

The cost of merely beginning tells the story. A full-time nursery place runs to £14,000 a year. Housing eats 30 to 40% of income across London and the South East. The whole economy is built around two full incomes.. A couple in their early thirties - working, saving, paying a mortgage - will nevertheless do the arithmetic, have one child (at most!) where they wanted three, and then run out of time.

This is neither a mystery nor a fate. Hungary lifted its birth rate by nearly a third with a serious pro-family programme: subsidised housing loans, tax relief for mothers, a deliberate effort to make family life affordable and respected again. France has held near the top of Europe for decades by deciding, plainly, that families matter and backing that with money. Treat it as a national priority and the rate moves. Treat it as a private lifestyle choice, as we do, and you get 1.41.

Progress takes family formation as seriously as it takes immigration, because they are the same question asked from opposite ends. Our policy is built for the people who want children and can't reach them: a Family Formation Loan, real help with the brutal cost of childcare, a tax system that stops fining the parent who stays home. The aim is plain - that a young couple who want three children can have three children, in a house they can afford, without it being an act of financial heroism.

A country whose young want families and cannot afford them is not a healthy one, whatever the GDP line is doing. The single consolation is that this is one of the few great problems with a known answer. Other nations have done it. We are no poorer than they are. We have only, so far, decided it doesn't matter.

https://x.com/AllForProgress_/status/2066440463607828906?s=20

Reform in Warwickshire are cutting a further £100,000 from the trading standards budget, the frontline in the fight against criminal gangs taking over the high streets.

Sad of course, but the far-right extremist had a well-documented history of mental health issues. Strange that when it's an Islamic extremist then it's mental health issues and not Islamic extremism though.
Still, most of us go about our days equally terrified of far-right extremism as Islamic and left-wing violence, don't we?

Bump it up to a Whole Life Order, arbitrarily adding a few more years just isn't enough...

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15901319/Henry-Nowak-killer-Vickrum-Digwa-sentence-reviewed

"Remove the presumption relating to the involvement of the parent in the life of a child".

For those who follow such things, congrats to Scotland.