The British Summer of Discontent - The growing civil unrest of the native British population, sparked by the murder of 3 young girls in Southport

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20 more days before Tommy Robinson goes to prison.
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Small G genocide said:
It's not a D notice, thats something completely different. I believe it's a superinjunction, which means you can't even report the injunction exists.
I strongly suspect the superinjunction is about the Jenny Chapman affair and child.
MSM can't report on it but the truth will come out if a sitting MP uses parliamentary privilege to discuss it, or if the aussies/yanks break the story.
I suspect this is nuclear enough to end his premiership. Not particularly the adultery, but the superinjunction itself to hide it.
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The story is that he had stopped living with his wife and was shacked up with his mistress and bastard right up to the general election when he moved back in with her for appearance sake.

In Aus anyone with any interest in UK politics knows about, the fact that it's treated like a state secret in Bongland is fucking hilarious.
 
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InteracialBowelSyndrome said:
Remember this for when bad things happen to globalist elite enablers like these assholes; and do not help them.
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“When we win, do not forget that these people want you broke, dead, your kids raped and brainwashed, and they think it's funny.” Sir Samuel Hyde VC KC
borsabil said:

The story is that he had stopped living with his wife and was shacked up with his mistress and bastard right up to the general election when he moved back in with her for appearance sake.

In Aus anyone with any interest in UK politics knows about, the fact that it's treated like a state secret in Bongland is fucking hilarious.
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The fact no one seems to have a name or photo and Guido Fawkes isn’t screaming about it on Twitter makes me think it’s bullshit.

Just because you all know this story off in the penal colony doesn’t mean it’s true.

You need to remember that truth is the autistic currency of this website.
 
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FedPostalService said:
The fact no one seems to have a name or photo and Guido Fawkes isn’t screaming about it on Twitter makes me think it’s bullshit.
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It's guido fawkes in the video. He's saying he's got proof it's true, but it's not robust enough to publish in a legally defensible way. Right now he's making hay about sue gray.
 
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Sorry for the double post but I’ve already admitted to being a retard.

The Wikipedia page for Baroness Chapman is currently locked and I’m sure this is clearly a coincidence and nothing to do with the story above.
 
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.T.N.U.C said:
Not locked for me, last edit showing as 3rd October.
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The last two edits are marking it protected and adding a protection notice, per this request. It's not locked, but edits will be immediately reverted and bans issued for violating policy. There's already been a few attempts to add the info; you can see edits that have been reverted and then completely nuked to hide what was added.
 
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teriyakiburns said:
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The last two edits are marking it protected and adding a protection notice, per this request. It's not locked, but edits will be immediately reverted and bans issued for violating policy. There's already been a few attempts to add the info; you can see edits that have been reverted and then completely nuked to hide what was added.
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Even what's there stinks of shit. Imagine being placed in the unelected House of Lords as a reward for getting your boss into power. That whole setup needs to be ripped up from the roots.
 
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teriyakiburns said:
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The last two edits are marking it protected and adding a protection notice, per this request. It's not locked, but edits will be immediately reverted and bans issued for violating policy. There's already been a few attempts to add the info; you can see edits that have been reverted and then completely nuked to hide what was added.
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This could be the reason why Guido is keeping his mouth closed, people are already paying out to avoid getting sued (sorry, I’m a phone fag and can’t archieve)


If he has evidence he needs to publish and be damned or shut up.
 
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FedPostalService said:
truth is the autistic currency of this website.
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Well phrased.

One woman managed to dodge charges, BBC had to phrase it in the most offensive manner possible.
A businesswoman who was arrested after publishing a fake name for the Southport attacker online will face no further action.Bernadette Spofforth, from Chester, was arrested on 8 August after posting the fake name, commenting that if it were true that "all hell is about to break loose".
The 55-year-old, who has more than 50,000 followers, later deleted the post and apologised after realising the information was incorrect.
Cheshire Police did not name Ms Spofforth, but confirmed a 55-year-old woman from Chester would face no further action.


Ms Spofforth said her crime was "sharing a tweet which I deleted and apologised for sharing as soon I realised it contained inaccurate information".
She said: "As has now been shown, the idea that one single tweet could be the catalyst for the riots which followed the atrocities in Southport is simply not true."
Ms Spofforth, who regularly posts political comments on X on subjects including net zero, gender issues, the pandemic and freedom of speech, said despite "repeatedly insisting I'd done nothing illegal" police officers "dragged" her from her home and held her for 36 hours in a cell.

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Ms Spofforth added: "What I've experienced over the past few weeks is nothing in comparison to the suffering of the tragic victims in Southport. And I'm not trying to compare the two.
"But I am just an ordinary person with ordinary opinions and I think it's important that the public should know how ordinary people can be treated.
"The nightmare my family and I have lived through over the past month could happen to anyone. And in Britain in 2024 that's unacceptable."
Users including actor Laurence Fox and broadcasters Dan Wootton and Julia Hartley-Brewer all expressed support for her following the news that she would face no charges.


False claims were shared online about a 17-year-old charged over the murders in Southport in July of three girls Elsie Dot Stancombe, Alice da Silva Aguiar and Bebe King.
It was widely quoted in viral posts on X which wrongly suggested the attacker was an asylum seeker who arrived in the UK by boat last year.
Cheshire Police said: "A woman who was arrested in relation to an inaccurate social media post has been released without charge.
"The 55-year-old woman from near Chester was arrested on Thursday August 8 following allegations in relation to a social media post containing inaccurate information about the identity of the attacker in the Southport murders.
"Following a thorough investigation, a decision has been made that no further action will be taken due to insufficient evidence."
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FedPostalService said:
Christ, why didn’t Boris scrap the license fee when he had the chance.
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He never wanted to scrap it. Boris likes the BBC the way it is, save for a few minor tweaks to who it favours in the news. He used the threat of scrapping the license as part of his leadership campaign, but it was as hollow as every other promise he made. The BBC's board of directors is as much a destination for political patronage as the house of lords, or any other quango with well-paid board seats; the position of Chairman, while ostensibly appointed by the King, is unofficially handed out by the PM to whomever he wants. Boris appointed the previous BBC Chairman, Richard Sharp, as reward for helping to arrange a loan, though of course they both, along with the BBC itself, deny the connection.
 
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ForTheHoard said:
20 more days before Tommy Robinson goes to prison.
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Death, glory, or prison?

Yeah, have fun with that. Certainly stirring words for a certain element of society, I'm sure. The football shirted masses will have a bonk on over the idea of takin r cuntry back, when we know it's going to accomplish fuck all but get Yaxley nicked again, and maybe be a convenient distraction for whatever heinous shit the government are quietly doing that week.
 
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