The best way to understand it is by comparing past incidents with those happening now: Astrophel Sang, 19, attempted to set fire to the Cenotaph during BLM demonstrations in Westminster on June 7th, 2020. Such an appalling act strikes at the very core of the nation. Despite these protests lasting nearly three weeks, with vandalism […]
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Tyler Kay, 26, and a father of three, didn’t take to the streets to protest or riot. He was sentenced to 38 months in prison for copying a post from Lucy Connolly, the wife of a Conservative councillor. The post he copied called for burning down hotels housing migrants, and he later added to it
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Nobody should be jailed for a perceived ‘hate crime’ when they have done no physical harm to anybody or actual damage to any property. Bias in the justice system is demonstrated when such persons receive custodial sentences while violent and sexual offenders, or indeed those on the left who blatantly promote political violence, walk free.
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The UK government has begun revoking the visas of foreign nationals who spread “hate and division”. Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick said that immigrants who “fall below the standard we expect in our country” will be expelled from the UK, saying that the process has “already begun”. This came after the prime minister last week threatened
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Many of you will have heard about Nigel Farage and his fight against NatWest Group, claiming the scalps of Allison Rose and Peter Flavel so far. Last week the Homeland Party published an explanation of the situation on our website with a list of banks that we have reason to believe do indeed discriminate on
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It’s been hard to miss all the media’s coverage of Nigel Farage and the closure of his Coutts bank account. If you’re not up to speed on the story, you can find our take here. In the most recent development, the heads of the biggest British banks have met with Andrew Griffith, the financial services
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Last month, Nigel Farage had his bank account at Coutts shutdown and was denied a new account by several other banking groups. Using a Subject Access Request, Farage has obtained 36-pages outlining the real reasons for the closure. Reading from the pages, Farage says it was discussed that he engages in “commentry and behaviours that
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So, in Scotland, as most people will know, we have a shambles of a government. We have an ongoing police investigation into finances, a whole round of arrests and questions and a first minister more known for falling off a scooter in a corridor and making an arse of himself than for making any policies
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New measures to tackle the growing problem of convicted Islamic terrorists radicalising fellow inmates have been introduced by the Tory Government. The legislation, which only covers England and Wales, limits the volume of books these terrorists can keep in their cells and prevents them taking a “leading role” in religious services. In April 2022 a
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