Foggy Dew retweeted
I can't imagine what it is like to have fought those wars and feel as though it was worthless.
Never a truer word spoken on legacy TV though.
Also The presenters are scum.
Never a truer word spoken on legacy TV though.
Also The presenters are scum.
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Foggy Dew retweeted
It’s time to stop allowing super injunctions and NDAs to cover for very dangerous men in showbiz, the media and our political sphere.
There’s several still freely going about their business. Money buys protection.
TIME THAT ENDS
There’s several still freely going about their business. Money buys protection.
TIME THAT ENDS
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Foggy Dew retweeted
Thought of the day:
The ordinary people of today did not draw the maps of empire, command the slave ships, write the colonial charters or pocket the fortunes. Those decisions were made by monarchs, governments, aristocrats, merchants and institutions that held the power and took the profit.
Yet centuries later, the bill is somehow presented to the taxpayer.
The King may apologise for the conduct of his predecessors. Fine. But an apology is rather less noble when the compensation is expected to come from millions of people who neither committed the crime nor inherited the estate.
There is something grotesquely convenient about a ruling class expressing remorse with money taken from those beneath it. The descendants of the powerful keep the titles, the land, the institutions and the prestige, while the public are handed the moral debt.
Slavery was abolished in law, but exploitation proved remarkably adaptable. The chains became mortgages, taxes, debt, wage dependency and political obedience. The language changed. The hierarchy survived.
And once again, ordinary people are instructed to feel guilty while the establishment congratulates itself for its compassion.
If the elite truly wish to atone for the sins of the elite, perhaps they could begin with their own inheritance.
Virtue is considerably less impressive when somebody else is paying for it.
The ordinary people of today did not draw the maps of empire, command the slave ships, write the colonial charters or pocket the fortunes. Those decisions were made by monarchs, governments, aristocrats, merchants and institutions that held the power and took the profit.
Yet centuries later, the bill is somehow presented to the taxpayer.
The King may apologise for the conduct of his predecessors. Fine. But an apology is rather less noble when the compensation is expected to come from millions of people who neither committed the crime nor inherited the estate.
There is something grotesquely convenient about a ruling class expressing remorse with money taken from those beneath it. The descendants of the powerful keep the titles, the land, the institutions and the prestige, while the public are handed the moral debt.
Slavery was abolished in law, but exploitation proved remarkably adaptable. The chains became mortgages, taxes, debt, wage dependency and political obedience. The language changed. The hierarchy survived.
And once again, ordinary people are instructed to feel guilty while the establishment congratulates itself for its compassion.
If the elite truly wish to atone for the sins of the elite, perhaps they could begin with their own inheritance.
Virtue is considerably less impressive when somebody else is paying for it.
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Foggy Dew retweeted
“WE COME IN PEACE.” PART TWO: A PUMP LAUNCHED AT MY HEAD.
Gravelines, Northern France | 1 November 2026
First came the pump. Then came the rocks.
While standing in the sea documenting an illegal migrant boat crossing, smugglers launched the very pump used to inflate their boat nd I captured the moment in a single photograph.
Look closely. That pump is flying straight towards me.
This was only the beginning. Shortly afterwards, I was chased down the beach by men throwing rocks at my head.
All because I dared to photograph what was happening.
Intimidation. Violence. Attacks on a photographer simply doing his job.
I came armed with a camera. They responded with a pump and a barrage of rocks.
Welcome to Gravelines. Where the smugglers clearly don’t appreciate being photographed.
Gravelines, Northern France | 1 November 2026
First came the pump. Then came the rocks.
While standing in the sea documenting an illegal migrant boat crossing, smugglers launched the very pump used to inflate their boat nd I captured the moment in a single photograph.
Look closely. That pump is flying straight towards me.
This was only the beginning. Shortly afterwards, I was chased down the beach by men throwing rocks at my head.
All because I dared to photograph what was happening.
Intimidation. Violence. Attacks on a photographer simply doing his job.
I came armed with a camera. They responded with a pump and a barrage of rocks.
Welcome to Gravelines. Where the smugglers clearly don’t appreciate being photographed.
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Foggy Dew retweeted
Shabana Mahmood is reportedly preparing to water down her immigration crackdown after facing opposition from within Labour.
Anyone who genuinely believed she was serious about tackling mass immigration needs their head checking.
The tough speeches were nothing but lies. The promises worthless.
Labour has absolutely no intention of getting immigration under control. The British public are once again being taken for fools.
Anyone who genuinely believed she was serious about tackling mass immigration needs their head checking.
The tough speeches were nothing but lies. The promises worthless.
Labour has absolutely no intention of getting immigration under control. The British public are once again being taken for fools.
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Foggy Dew retweeted
Stop the EU! Stop globalism.
The EU is trying to crush Poland-the last real stronghold of the European right. They want another France. Another Spain. Weak. Woke. Flooded with illegal migrants. Overregulated. Unsafe.
They will fail.
The Polish people are not giving up their country, their culture, or their future. We will resist. We will defend. We will win.🇵🇱
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Foggy Dew retweeted
I am English.
Russia isn't my enemy, the EU is.
I stand with the Polish People.
Russia isn't my enemy, the EU is.
I stand with the Polish People.
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