There's a lot of horrific footage circulating of riots and protests from last night.
Political hacks are selectively using specific clips to push their narratives.
Here’s an attempted honest summary of events, which they and the mainstream are unlikely to provide. Thread 🧵
1. Stoke-on-Trent
A group of men who looked of middle eastern ancestry assaulted a man who looked of anglo-saxon ancestry reportedly because of his race.
However, we can't be sure of the cause from this video alone.
This was followed by another assault reportedly carried out by the "Muslim Defence League" on two white men.
Apparently, the two men were attacked with hammers. Again, we can't verify exactly what caused it.
Dozens upon dozens of men who looked of middle Eastern ancestry were seen patrolling the streets with weapons.
These same men were seen shouting "allahu akbar" in a nearby park.
So at this point, it became pretty clear they're muslims.
Police were recorded telling them to discard their weapons at the local mosque.
The march that is presumed to have occurred because of the heinous murder of 3 young, beautiful girls or mass immigration (people will have had different reasons for attending) appeared peaceful in Stoke - at least initially.
2. Bristol
A man who looked of anglo-saxon ancestry assaulted a man who looked of African descent reportedly because of his race.
However, we can't be sure of the cause from this video alone.
People protesting the Southport murders/mass immigration (again we cannot be sure) gathered outside of a hotel, which reportedly houses a number of "asylum seekers", "refugees" or "economic migrants".
Outside that same hotel, a fight broke out after both sides launched cans of drink at each other.
It appears some of the counter protestors then assaulted a presumed neutral journalist attempting to film the event.
You can hear shouts of "fascist".
Elsewhere certain counter-protestors, thought to be members of antifa, harassed a reported Christian pastor near a shopping centre.
They can be heard talking about abortion.
People protesting were seen swearing at and goading counter protestors as police formed a line to separate the opposing groups.
3. Liverpool
This was where most of the horrific footage emerged but it appears the protest started off peaceful.
Police charged at the protestors, who then ran away to avoid a conflict.
Counter protestors turned up but skirmishes were reportedly avoided.
Here the protestors cheer as police ushered the counter protestors away.
At some point, they must have been close together as arguments were recorded.
Here you can see counter "anti-racist" protestors goading a protestor who looks like he is trying to talk them.
Some protestors reportedly marching because of the Southport murders/mass immigration (again we can't be sure) can then be seen pushing a policeman off his bike.
Some, now turning more violent, ripped down a stand handing out quarans.
Shouts of "our country, our country" can be heard.
So it's pretty clear some rioters were anti-Islamic.
Later that evening, it seems some of those same protestors started fully rioting.
This included looting.
Here they can be seen in a library, or possibly, a book store.
Then, they set alight to a number of bins.
The rioters can be heard shouting (I think):
"allah, allah, who the f*ck is allah"
Some of those same rioters, now masked, started letting off fireworks in the streets and reportedly aimed some at police.
4. Other notable highlights
Police in Stoke allow men who looked of middle eastern ancestry baring weapons to run past them as they attempt to cordon off a road.
Police in Blackpool set dogs on protestors.
We don't know if this bloke broke any laws or if this was part of an attempt to disperse crowds.
All in all, it's a mess.
It's clear there's violence committed by both sides, which doesn't help anyone but the government and those in favour of hate speech laws.
It also might be that the violent actions of a few have completely tainted the peaceful many. Clarity is needed.
There's been a lot of insanely informative posts on the grooming/r*pe gang scandal
But don't think anyone has done a deep dive on the original whistleblowers who exposed the horrific, horrific abuse
So here are some of their stories and what they had to endure. Thread 🧵
1. Sammy Woodhouse
In 1999, Arshid Hussain, the 24-year-old leader of Rotherham’s Pakistani Muslim r*pe gang, started grooming and repeatedly r*ping Sammy, who was just 14-years-old.
Hussain first used gifts and attention to lure her into a relationship where he soon assaulted and beat her daily.
He often intimidated Sammy with threats of violence against her and her family when he didn’t get his way. At one point, he pointed a gun to her head.
Meet James McSweeney, ex-parliamentary researcher turned whistleblower
He recently sat down for interview, recounting his experiences
It didn't get too many views but what he divulged was shocking...
Shocking enough to change the way people view UK governance. Thread 🧵
When former parliamentary researcher James McSweeney approached an unnamed minister about a significant problem concerning the UK’s energy supply, he was met with a reaction he did not expect.
You see, James, whose job it was to research and create briefings for ministers, noticed there was a dramatic decline in our “dispatchable energy” capacity—sources (gas, natural gas, oil) that can be relied upon at any moment.
Recently, she published an article, detailing how @StevenBartlett spreads "health misinformation".
In reality, she omitted a lot of key detail.
This is how much of a shit show the BBC has become. Thread🧵
The state-funded British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has become known for its journalistic malpractice in recent years and last week was no exception.
On December 13th, BBC ‘Global Disinformation’ journalist Jacqui Wakefield published a slanderous report on entrepreneur Steven Bartlett’s viral podcast, The Diary of a CEO, alleging that it promoted “harmful health misinformation.”
There's been a lot of talk of Bovaer in the last few weeks...
So many citizen journalists have published some incredibly insightful posts about it.
Yet, the most scandalous info hasn't necessarily been about the product itself.
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To recap, on November 26th, Arla Foods Ltd. announced a groundbreaking partnership with Tesco, Aldi, and Morrisons to trial a methane-reducing feed “additive” called Bovaer.
Its purpose is to curb emissions in the UK dairy industry.
Arla, a major force in the dairy market, supplies household brands like Lurpak, Anchor, Cravendale, Lactofree, and Castello. They secured a net profit of €167 million just in the first half of 2024, underscoring their dominance of the market.
Concerns about such domestic conflicts and corruption in the green energy industry, however, pale compared to events in the macro.
If farmers are forced to sell their land to stay out of the red—who will they sell to? Will it be the state or the transnational corporates?
Either way, the result looks to be the same.
Researcher Sandi Adams has trawled through pages upon pages of NGO, government, and local council white papers that lay out a very clear plan: replace farmland with renewable energy installations at an industrial scale.
Some context on British farming in light of the recent 13,000+ protest in Westminster, the Arla Foods saga, and Starmer's recent meeting with Blackrock.
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When Jeremy Clarkson spoke at the farmers’ protest in Westminster earlier this month in light of the government’s recent tax raid, he drew a lot of eye-balls.
But it’s what he missed about the larger picture that could have really opened the public’s eye.
To recap, in September 2024, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled Labour's first Budget since 2010. Among sweeping changes, a key reform stood out: the end of Agricultural Property Relief (APR) exemptions for inheritance tax on farmland.