Is this an Islamic trend now? Based on the video in the post above, there are other videos out there with Muslims praying to Allah in a British church.

Were told there's another fake account messaging people, pretending to be us, pushing Crypto. Please block / report.

About time T got on top of this issue.

Sharing something in common

https://web.archive.org/web/20230107082304/https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-elgin-marbles-and-the-rot-of-decolonisation/

While the - one might think - political decision to only offer Headley's charity "advice" on its financial transparency and reporting, this appears far from the end of the matter.

Article: https://archive.ph/AuLW7

A coal miner waiting to get into the communal shower at the end of his shift, taken in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, 1958. Photo by Max Scheler.

"We will continue to use every measure available to keep Londoners safe and bring offenders to justice" - Except examine data linking demographics to crime. https://news.met.police.uk/news/met-steps-up-response-to-robbery-459925

Exactly. The decision to allow, even encourage our inundation by alien peoples is a POLITICAL decision.

The more we allow Britain to demographically transform, the fewer British heroes will be shown to our children to inspire them. Our educational system is being utilised to separate our young from their own cultural history or make it a point of unease.

Nightwalking – Four Journeys Into Britain After Dark

https://www.derek-turner.com/2023/01/09/england-in-infra-red/

Several other interesting reviews on Turner's site too:

https://www.derek-turner.com/category/news/

Today is Plough Monday, the first after Epiphany and the traditional start of the agricultural year in England. As the ploughboys get back to work after Christmastide, the plough is blessed for its work in the season ahead and paraded through the village. In some places Molly dancers and Broom dancers join in the merriment. Varied rituals mark the day across the country - often kept alive by enthusiasts who refuse to let the spirit of Old England die.

Today is a good time to remember that our farming communities are the bedrock of England - So, as the song goes: "Long life and success to the farmer!"

Luton Girls' Choir - Count Your Blessings (1950)