The Head of FairCop, Harry Miller and an ex-army veteran have just been arrested for a post on Facebook because the man shared an LGBT flag fashioned into a swastika after a homosexual activist complained to the police that he was offended and the poster refused to attend a 'reeducation' class.

Arrest: (1of2 videos) https://twitter.com/LozzaFox/status/1552709817680150528

Background: https://thecritic.co.uk/the-facebook-police/

The Australian Spectator has more political testosterone than the soy latte London version.

https://www.spectator.com.au/2022/07/the-world-economic-forum-heroes-or-villains/

You give an inch, they take a mile
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11060185/Civil-servants-taught-Britain-racist-country-white-staff-allies.html

Your modern police force - Croydon Pride 2022.

Via: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMN4TQ6Wc/

Hardworking Brits are paying almost £2 Billion per year for economic migrants to stay in 4-star hotels.

This is the work of the #ConservativeParty.

British Democrats would exit the UN 1951 Refugee Convention ASAP!

If you want more immigration, vote for the Lib-Lab-Con.

They don't want the public to get all uppity about sweeping grooming gangs under the carpet.
https://www.theoldhamtimes.co.uk/news/20579812.amp/

The snake among the snake charmers

The state and its institutions are at war with White British people


Article: https://archive.ph/Zx4dL

Anxiety. The new standard for arrest in the UK.

There isn't a housing crisis 👆🏻

She might have to get that card checked properly, doesn't look like she qualifies.

These canny Geordie fellas look proper radgie. Why aye man.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-62332675

Summary: Yes it's spreading through networks of rampantly promiscuous homosexuals, but there is no evidence that telling them to stop will get them to stop, so that makes you a bigot.

I have been in a host nation for nearly 7 years now, Peru 🇵🇪. Today is their national holiday and I have grown very fond of this land, it’s rich history and kind people.

I have been living for most of that time in the Cusco region of the Andes amongst an ethnically homogenous society, the Quechua peoples, the descendants of the Inca.

It was during these years experiencing a proud people, watching their festivals and ancient traditions I started to see what my own people had lost. The Andean people are mostly still a peasant society and while I used to think that meant nothing but mud and struggle, over the years here I saw it differently.

Yes they have a hard life but they are also rich in land, extended families, community spirit and many own big homes made from Adobe bricks. They work in their fields and have extensive agricultural knowledge and also have plenty of time for festivals and celebrations.

I know this global agenda can at times seem very personal against Europeans but living here I realized how much globalization threatens the Andean peoples also, and many other peoples on earth. The speed of ‘progress’ in recent years here has been overwhelming and sadly much of the population are now in debt to the banks who seduced them into loans.

Because this area is on the way to Machu Picchu the tourist industry has made the land in the area unaffordable for the natives. They are selling their land and so much is getting built up with toxic concrete cheap building materials as the traditional beautiful Adobe Andean architecture gets left behind.

The youth dress more like American rappers and are forgetting to speak their Quechua language. And also Peru experienced its own migrant crisis where nearly 2 million Venezuelans were let in that made a visible impact on the demographics. Many Peruvians in this area were very upset with the crime and the competition that came with the mass influx of people that of course they were never asked about.

If globalization continues here the Andean peoples would also be lost to this process and that would be sad. I have traveled many places and the Andean people have been very kind to me, they are not a violent people and it was their love for their people that started to awaken a sense of Ethnos in me.

This Nation is a result of the Inca and Spanish history and in places like Lima it’s very mixed, but here in the Andes it is mostly one distinct people and In recent years nationalism and anti globalist sentiment has started to rise. The news in Lima and the political establishment here demonizes it as ‘communist’ but it’s not. They have their fight ahead and I fully support their resistance to those who seek to plunder this land and her people.

Happy Peru 🇵🇪 day 🌞

ASBO Warnings from Oldham Council to about 10 members of the public

The BBC don't realise what an own goal they're creating here, by promoting the idea that you can't identify with being British (or with the English team) unless a public person is from your own racial minority. They say the same thing for the content in the educational syllabus too. There at least, we can all agree.

We've been promoting the idea of political actors engaging with PCC elections and their importance as they can sack and appoint Chief Constables. Read this statement to see the quivering going on behind the scenes at the possibility of intrusions into their cosy club.

https://www.hampshire-pcc.gov.uk/police-and-crime-commissioner-donna-jones-responds-to-video-published-on-twitter-involving-hampshire-police-officers-regarding-alleged-hate-crime

Another spot of white privilege
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11062235/White-people-target-South-Africas-Julius-Malema-warns-impending-violence.html

Why Dutch farmers are protesting over emissions cuts - BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-62335287