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For over two years, we told you: Hamas used hospitals for military purposes. The dead “journalists” were combatants. Hamas used child soldiers. That aid was being diverted by Hamas. Tens of thousands of the dead and wounded in Gaza were combatants. Hamas used human shields. And so many other things, all of which are now proven as incontrovertibly true. Yet, not a whisper to set the story straight from the global media who pushed the genocide and war crimes lies since 7th October.
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🚨 Make it make sense. Because I’m honestly struggling. Two women from Palestine Action climb onto the roof of Martin-Baker — the firm whose ejection seats just saved two RAF pilots — film themselves causing criminal damage, get arrested, and walk free on bail the same day. A man throws a plastic bottle at police during the Eastney protest and gets two years. The organiser of that protest, Danny Tommo, is now remanded in custody after slashing an empty dinghy in the Channel. Same courts. Same country. Very different outcomes.
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Anyone who cares about the right to protest in our democracy should be deeply concerned by this. Climate protesters,the Palestine movement, animal rights, anti-war, left, right, whether or not we agree with the reason for his protest, we ought all to be united in horror that a guy just got two years in prison for hurling an empty plastic bottle and some sweary words at a policeman. And they processed his punishment in under a week. This is police state territory. Very very frightening.
Man jailed after throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police during protests in Portsmouth Del Somerville, 42, has been jailed for two years at Portsmouth Crown Court after pleading guilty to violent disorder after throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police during an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth, Hampshire, on September 6.
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Having taken legal advice on the matter, I shall be going out for a VERY nice meal with champagne (no cigar, sorry, I don’t smoke) to celebrate the events of today. My thanks once again to everyone who supported me throughout the last 2 and a half years, including my fantastic legal team, Charles Knapper and Simon Myerson KC. You all made this victory possible, so I will be raising a glass to you all in gratitude.
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Hayden v Heath update. It seems that deep diving lawyer has succeeded against the flying lawyer. All the costs were paid today, which means that the final bills from counsel etc. can be settled. The petition will be withdrawn and this brings the High Court proceedings to a close.
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Three students were shot. It had nothing to do Gaza, Israel, or "Islamophobia". That did not suit the BBC at all. So they simply wrote the story as if it did. This is how an "Islamophobia" narrative was completely manufactured by the BBC. My latest: david-collier.com/when-the-f…
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Whilst Del Somerville has just been sentenced to 2 years for throwing a plastic bottle at a protest, I want to remind you that not a single one of these scumbags was ever even charged... Don't worry though guys, labour told us there is no two tier justice in the UK...
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We just sentenced an anti-immigration protester to two years. What sentence is appropriate for people who, at a time of high international tensions, violently and illegally destroy what little defence capacity we have?
Martin-Baker’s factory in Woking might have produced the ejector seats that saved the lives of 2 RAF pilots yesterday - but Palestine Action thinks it’s a great idea to smash the place up. There are some solar panels the left like - and some they don’t.
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Once the justice system is politically infected, there can be no justice. We have to consider that our equality under the law no longer exists. People died and we fought a civil war to establish the freedoms that our modern day petty tyrants seek to destroy.
Judge Daniel Sawyer (pictured below) said Del Somerville's TWO YEAR sentence would *act as a deterrent*. And there you have it. He's openly admitted this is an excessive punishment because the state is making an example of him. This man is a political prisoner.
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A Muslim man in a balaclava holding & throwing a brick during 2024 riots… SUSPENDED SENTENCE A white man, threw a plastic bottle & swore at police during a recent protest… TWO YEARS IN PRISON Two Tier Britain 🇬🇧
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Oh dear... look what I found. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03…
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In the last 12 months: A migrant who sexually assaulted three women avoids jail. A migrant who raped a teen avoids jail. A migrant who assaulted a 12-year-old girl avoids jail. A man who threw a plastic bottle at a migrant protest and swore at police is jailed for two years.
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Lucy Connolly: 31 months for an online post. Del Somerville: 2 years for violent disorder after throwing a plastic bottle. Qais Al-Aswad, an asylum seeker originally from Syria: sexually assaulted three women — 6 months suspended, so no immediate jail. Quite the set of sentencing priorities.
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Two years in prison for throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police. Unacceptable behaviour, sure. But when far more violent criminals routinely receive much less punitive sentences - and sometimes avoid jail completely - how can this be justified?
BREAKING🚨Man jailed for two years after throwing bottle and swearing at police during anti-migrant Portsmouth protest gbnews.com/news/portsmouth-m…
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"Mr Powell, we've lost the News Agents podcast" "There'll be no act of treason then, I'll tell the Chinese"
“If you do this Chagos deal you piss off Donald Trump, and, even more importantly, it’s got such little support in Britain.” “Andy Burnham has come in and thought; ‘There’s one simple solution here… Bin it’.” Is the Burnham right to rethink plans for the Chagos Islands?
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Messages like this are why no one trusts politicians. The points they make here are point blank lies. Jobs are being destroyed (see manufacturing and oil and gas industries) and bills for homes and businesses are rising because of Net Zero.
Our climate is changing and the Government has one message: Britain is stepping up. Cleaner energy. Lower bills. More jobs. Protecting nature.
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Wow..... so his two aids just carried on walking for this *spontaneous* interview?
“I’m like the Marco Rubio of Great Britain” - Ed Miliband
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Replying to @TheModerateCase
Zero. Hamas declared none throughout the war, nor agreed to any specific safe zones for civilians to escape harm. All designated humanitarian or safe areas (like al-Mawasi and later expansions) were unilaterally set by Israel via evacuation orders and maps. Hamas instead operated from civilian areas, launched rockets from the Israeli zones, and actively discouraged people from leaving to use them as human shields.
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This is why the protests must persist - to force the authorities to have to deploy this level of resources every single time. It tells the public everything about their priorities.
Footage from Eastbourne tonight shows coaches and police vehicles involved in moving migrants after Channel arrivals. The Home Office has confirmed that people moved from arrival points to reception centres are transported on dedicated vehicles with security personnel. East Sussex Council also confirms that asylum accommodation, food and basic financial support are arranged through the Home Office and its contractors. The Government has built an entire system to receive, transport, house and support people after illegal Channel crossings. British taxpayers fund the transport. British taxpayers fund the accommodation. British taxpayers fund the support. Meanwhile, the crossings continue.
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