Meet Stuart Burns—an HGV driver from Carlisle.

Last summer, he became one of Starmer’s fast‑tracked protestors, jailed for words posted online.

What followed was a story of evidential flaws, prison mistreatment, and a near‑suicide.

Here’s what happened.

Thread 🧵 When father and husband Stuart Burns took to Facebook to air his frustrations over the state of affairs in Britain last summer, little did he know his entire life would be upended.

It's been exactly 465 days since Sir Keir Starmer and The Labour Party won the general election...

Since then, it's been one scandal after another. Some say he should have resigned by now.

Here's a look at those scandals.

Thread 🧵 Winter Fuel Payments

In July 2024, Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans to scrap Winter Fuel Payments.

These are the benefits that help thousands of pensioners heat their homes over winter.

They were said to be "tough but necessary" measures.

During the election campaign, Starmer pledged to protect “pensioner incomes.”

We need to talk about Labour MP Sarah Sackman.

Days ago, she made some curious remarks about Sharia courts.

To many, they were concerning enough but she also happens to be our Courts Minister.

Thread 🧵 Labour MP Sarah Sackman was appointed Minister of State for Courts and Legal Services in December 2024.

There’s something Starmer isn’t telling us about his digital ID plans…

And it all centres around a little-known system called One Login.

Thread 🧵 From the level of outcry yesterday, it’s safe to say that many are aware of Starmer’s scheme to impose mandatory digital ID, dubbed BritCard, on every working person in the UK—citizen and foreigner alike.

We need to talk about the judge who spared a Muslim man prison time after he attacked someone with a knife...

Turns out, he has an interesting history.

Thread 🧵 The judge who spared a Muslim man, Moussa Kadri, that attacked a protestor as he burned a copy of the Koran outside the Turkish consulate in London is facing accusations of “two-tier justice”.

This case hasn't received much coverage but it should have...

This is Greg Hadfield.

He is a retired ex-Times journalist.

Now, the British State is coming after him—and it once again concerns X posts.

Thread 🧵 Yesterday, The Press Gazette revealed that Hadfield will go to trial over for drawing attention to an "obscene" X message posted by the account of Ivor Caplin.

We learned more about Southport this week.

In case you missed it—and why it matters...

Thread 🧵 The Southport Public Inquiry is in full swing—and with it, we’re learning more about Axel Rudakubana’s potential motives.

The plan fell flat on its face.

Starmer promised to fix immigration. Yet, since his term started, we've just seen more of the same.

If you want to see how truly broken our system is...

Here's another look at our absurd deportation scandal.

Thread 🧵 Earlier this week, a 36-year-old Afghan migrant, who previously raped a 14-year-old girl in France, had his deportation delayed, partly because his prison cell might be too small.

His lawyer contended his prison cell might be smaller than three square metres if he is extradited.

There's a lot of footage circulating of the Unite the Kingdom rally from Saturday.

Political hacks are selectively using clips to push their narratives.

Here’s an attempted honest summary of events.

Thread 🧵 One of the biggest bones of contention has been attendance.

The Guardian estimated 111,000, the Daily Mail estimated between 110,000 to 150,000. The Met said the same. While people on the scene claimed 500,000+.

We need to talk about our judiciary (again).

It looking less and less like a bastion of impartiality and more like a politicised activist class in robes.

Other Western nations, take note.

Thread 🧵 Just days ago, investigative reporter @thomasgodfreyuk exposed another judge whose background poses a direct conflict of interest with her work in the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal.

It might be a crude comment to make but...

If Muslims were treated like Christians, parts of Britain would likely be on fire by now.

A look at the quiet "war" authorities are waging against British Christians.

Thread 🧵 Back in May, The Telegraph published a curious report about a group of Christians in south-west London. It didn’t make much of a splash online, but it marked a shift in the way our authorities are dealing with religious advocacy.

It’s been about a year since the non-violent Southport protestors were arrested, prosecuted, and sentenced en masse.

It remains one of the most aggressive crackdowns on free speech in modern Britain.

So where are they now, a year on?

Here’s a look.

Thread 🧵 For clarity, it seems right to lay out how the Southport protestors' treatment by the police, CPS, and judiciary fundamentally differed from other cases.

Let's start with the evidence of "two-tier policing"...

It appears British authorities have once again chosen to "cover up" the asylum seeker background of a suspected r*pist ...

The finer details about the case and why it spells trouble for Labour's plan.

Thread 🧵 Two reported Afghan asylum seekers have been charged over the alleged r*pe of a 12-year-old white girl, sending shockwaves through the small Midlands town of Nuneaton. The Mail on Sunday broke the story on Friday.

We need to talk about Peter Kyle MP.

He’s Keir Starmer’s Science Secretary—a rising figure in Labour’s front bench.

Turns out, he has quite a few skeletons in his closet.

Thread 🧵 Earlier today, Peter Kyle—the minister responsible for UK technology policy—did the media rounds promoting the government’s new age verification rules under the Online Safety Act.

When you step back and look at the events of the last week…

It’s not just that the British establishment is out of touch.

It’s that it increasingly seems like they hold so many of their own people in utter contempt.

Some would say we're a nation in pain.

Thread 🧵 The last few days have exposed some of the most disturbing responses yet from our political establishment and authorities—triggered by growing backlash over immigration, crime, the economy, and the erosion of free speech.

The British Government needs to come clean about the 24,000 Afghans they secretly offered asylum to...

Thousands are already here. More are on the way.

It could arguably become the worst national security failure in British history.

An attempted honest breakdown.

Thread 🧵 To recap:

Last week, we learnt the government secretly ushered in thousands of Afghans after a data leak compromised their personal information.

There was worry the Taliban could hunt them down.

In Oct 24, Labour expanded the scheme—offering asylum to a reported 24,000.

Some call it Britain’s "Watergate".

Others say it's an exaggeration.

What we do know: the UK government secretly ushered in thousands of foreigners—into hotels and military bases—after a devastating MoD leak.

The most scandalous details...

Thread 🧵 To recap, in 2022, a Ministry of Defence (MoD) official accidentally leaked data identifying Afghan asylum applicants.

Everybody freaked, worried hostile actors would get wind. In response, the government and courts effectively suspended democracy for nearly 2 years.

The council leader at the centre of yet another grooming gang data scandal.

And it's another Labour politician...

Thread 🧵 Bev Craig became leader of Manchester City Council in December 2021, making history as the city’s first female and LGBT council leader.

Essex Police have been up to some astonishing things...

At the centre of it? One man, whom most have probably never heard of.

Ben-Julian Harrington, Chief Constable of Essex Police.

His force's conduct might leave you speechless.

Thread 🧵 Harrington has served as Chief Constable of Essex Police since 2018, following previous roles as the force’s Deputy Chief and as a senior officer with the Metropolitan Police Service.

What’s happening in Portsmouth shows just how far we still are from putting public safety before politics.

Certain councils—and even local media—are still making the same “mistakes” that led to the scandal.

Updates on the asylum seeker sexual assault "cover-up" in Portsmouth.

Thread 🧵 The independent councillor who blew the whistle on a council chief executive’s alleged attempt to cover up a r*pe charge has now confirmed she is under formal investigation.

This is Councillor @georgedmadgwick

He recently blew the whistle on Portsmouth City Council.

Why? Because senior officials tried to suppress news that an asylum seeker—housed at public expense—had been charged with r*pe.

The essential dets and peeps involved. Thread 🧵 It all began last week, when rumours that an asylum-seeker had committed a r*pe circulated online. In response, council officials held private briefings with various councillors and party leaders.