The national rape gang inquiry was very much a prominent feature last week. Karl wasn't too well, after coming down with one of the many viruses floating around. He got going again by the weekend and we will be concentrating on digital IDs again this week, seeing as Starmer is really pushing hard on them at the moment. We are urging everyone to contact their local MP about the issue, especially if they are a Labour or Tory MP who hasn't spoken out on the issue.
We can do this!
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| Fri 24 Oct - 37 shares. Make no mistake, any inquiry will declare that most paedophiles in the UK are white males, just as the last inquiry did under the Tories. This is a gaslighting tactic to distract from the fact that Pakistani men are far more likely to be engaged in rape gangs per capita |
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| Sat 25 Oct - 40 shares. The release of this particular individual at this moment in time was incredibly suspect, even more so given the testimony of a delivery driver who was present during the release. The driver claims that rather than flee, the migrant repeatedly went back to the reception to ask staff where he was supposed to go |
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| Sat 25 Oct - 207 shares |
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| Sun 26 Oct - 96 shares. Jamie was previously most notable for a dreadful media interview in which he struggled to coherently explain Labour's Brexit position. He left the party after being deselected at the end of his term as North of Tyne metro mayor. It's important that we get across to everyone that opposition to digital ID is a non-partisan issue that unites the political spectrum |
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