BREAKING NEWS.................
OPERATION ZULU has succeeded in blocking Central London in support of SOLDIER F & DENNIS HUTCHINGS - STOP THE PROSECUTIONS OF NORTHERN IRELAND VETERANS.
Demonstration going on now 14.08 pm Saturday 28th September 2019.
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Saturday, September 28, 2019
Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Need we say more ?
The Thunberg family.
It appears this pic is a 'fake' . But being as this Thunberg girl is being controlled by left wing influences, we have seen the young girl wearing an ANTIFA - shirt. But it would come as no surprise that somewhere along the line, the Soros money will probably be in there somewhere ?
Saturday, September 21, 2019
OPERATION ZULU - ROLLING THUNDER - 28th September 2019 - LONDON
Get there - 'footsoldiers' and members of the public specially welcome too.
Earlier this year, over 22,000 + veteran bikers blocked Central London . But the 'mainstream media' especially the BBC, refused to mention us supporting our Northern Ireland veterans. The BBC are only interested if they can show our Armed Forces in a bad light. (Check out 'Rolling Thunder' videos on YOUTUBE ).
Dennis Hutchings is in Court at Plymouth next week - get there and support our veterans !
"On Thursday September 26th 2019 ‘’, Dennis Hutchings has been summoned to appear at Plymouth Crown Court at 10.00am to be officially charged".
Monday, September 16, 2019
RNLI loses donors because money is saving lives abroad
Some of the donations are used on projects in Bangladesh and Africa
The RNLI operates lifeboat stations around the UK coastline and lifeguard stations on our beaches - funded by charitable donations.
But after finding that some of the cash they give is spent abroad, a number of people have stopped their giving.
Among the projects the RNLI helps fund abroad are one helping women swim safely in Zanzibar and lifeguards in Bangladesh where 40 children a day die from drowning.
But a number of people have been unhappy with those choices.
Peter Rose tweeted: "It's an absolute disgrace. I will never donate another penny to you."
Monty Pythonss Brexit Shambles tweeted: "Unfortunately, the RNLI have made a grave error.
"Their own stupidity will undoubtably be their undoing and cause loss of life when rescues can’t be made?"
C Cawley tweeted: "As I drown, I shall be comforted money that could have saved my live went to a more deserving cause- supplying burkinis to Africa. Aren't we lucky to have such ideologically correct people in control?
"I know Twitter sarcasm doesn't always work, but it's worth a try."
In a robust response to the criticism the charity said it spent just 2% of its annual expenditure abroad, all of which was detailed in its annual reports, according to The Mirror.
A spokesperson for the RNLI said in a lengthy statement: "We don’t operate RNLI lifeboat or lifeguard services overseas – instead, we support the work of partners to build local capability.
"Our international drowning prevention work currently includes educating children in water safety and survival swimming; training personnel in lifeguarding, search and rescue and lifesaving leadership skills, and international advocacy to champion the drowning prevention cause at a global level.
"Our aim is to increase the number of people who can make a difference to the safety of others in their communities, and share their skills so the lifesaving legacy continues, as well as to call for greater awareness, resources and action at a global level."
Many have welcomed the RNLI's work abroad - pointing out it has been happening for years and is in live with their mission of saving lives at sea.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/rnli-loses-donors-because-money-16923917
Racists have stopped
donating to RNLI because some money is used abroad
author imageEmma BrazellMonday 16 Sep 2019 2:05 pm
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Handout issued by RNLI of the Michael O?Brien, a new lifeboat that joins
Clogherhead RNLI to serve Ireland?s east coast.
The RNLI came under fire online after £3.3 million of donations was
spent on foreign projects (Picture: PA Wire/PA Images)
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has been forced to defend itself
after people stopped donating to the charity because they spent less
than two per cent of money saving lives abroad.
People said they were outraged after it was reported that the
organisation had spent £3.3 million on foreign projects, including
creches in Bangladesh aimed at helping reduce the risk of vulnerable
children drowning and full length swimsuits for devout Muslim women in
Tanzania.
Angry that some of their money was being spent on saving non-British
lives, thousands of people took to Twitter to name the RNLI a ‘disgrace’
and claim their time supporting the charity was over.
The news of overseas spending came after the RNLI announced 135 staff
members were being made redundant.
But the charity – which has saved over 142,700 lives since being founded
in 1824 – responded to the backlash in a statement saying the UK
remained its priority.
A spokesperson said the RNLI is proud to use its ‘expertise, knowledge
and influence to help others save lives across the world’ and just a
fraction of its budget is spent doing so.
They added that all annual expenditure was detailed in public reports
and explained that all areas of work – including the international
budget – were ‘being looked at and we are reducing costs wherever we
can’.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Taylor/REX (10366804b) The RNLI's
'Hurley Burly' on the River Thames RNLI Hurley Burly, London, UK - 19
Aug 2019
The RNLI’s ‘Hurley Burly’ on the River Thames in London (Picture: David
Taylor/REX)
The statement read: ‘The RNLI has always been dedicated to drowning
reduction. The World Health Organization estimates that 320,000 people
drown each year worldwide and we believe that with others, we should use
our lifesaving expertise to try and help tackle this.
‘Our work so far has shown that simple, inexpensive solutions are very
effective; a relatively low investment in overseas projects goes a long
way and makes a big difference.
‘We currently spend less than 2% of the RNLI’s total annual expenditure
on our international drowning prevention activity and we actively seek
donations specifically for this work, including the Isle of Man’s
International Development Fund and Department for International
Development in the UK, both of which have made substantial donations to
our international work this year.
‘Providing the very best search and rescue service in the UK and Ireland
remains our priority but we are also proud to use our expertise,
knowledge and influence to help others save lives across the world,
particularly in countries where drowning rates are high.
‘Since 2012 there has been a steady increase in international
expenditure that reflects the increase in the number of projects the
team are involved in.
‘However, all areas of RNLI work – including our international budget –
are being looked at and we are reducing costs wherever we can as part of
an organisational wide programme of activity to get us back to living
within our means.’
They added: ‘We greatly value our supporters and have not misled them.
The RNLI’s international work has been reported in detail in our annual
reports going back several years and information is also available from
the RNLI website and regularly reported elsewhere.
‘The financial commitment to our international work is reported
separately and there has been no sleight of hand.’
The explanation still wasn’t not enough to soothe some social media
users’ concerns.
Janice Atkinson wrote: ‘It’s unacceptable. We do not donate for this.
You’re not an overseas organisation. You’re British, Royal and National,
it’s in your title.
‘Proud to sponsor the medieval, male, patriarchal garb of the hijab and
burkini? Women are dying when they take off their hijabs in Iran.’
Roger Stokes also named the international work ‘indefensible’ while
Peter Rose said: ‘It’s an absolute disgrace. I will never donate another
penny to you.’
Others said they would continue to support the RNLI’s work, arguing
‘every life matters’.
Duncan Hill tweeted: ‘My Mum spent many years fundraising for the RNLI. I
know she would have thought your international work brilliant. Keep it
up.’
Ed Wilson added: ‘The British people like to think of themselves as
charitable. This is a project to make the world a better place. With you
all the way.’
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Friday, September 06, 2019
Priti Patel calls for Manchester Arena bombing coroner to keep
intelligence material secret from public - as families say they fear a
cover-up
Published on Jun 3, 2017
- Inquests in bombing victims' death are scheduled to begin on 2 April next year
- Ahead of hearings, the government have applied to keep some evidence secret
- Victims' families say the move could allow authorities to swerve scrutiny
Intelligence
material relating to the Manchester Arena bombing could be kept secret
at victims' inquests if the government gets its way.
Home
Secretary Priti Patel has applied to have some material kept back from
the public and victims' families, meaning some evidence could be
considered behind closed doors.
The
move has led to fears that authorities could avoid proper scrutiny over
the investigation into terrorist Salman Abedi before he killed 22 in May
2017.
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Some of the evidence in the
inquests into the victims of the Manchester bombings could be kept
secret if the government gets its way
John
Cooper, a lawyer representing the families of 11 of the 22 victims,
said the secrecy application had come from 'the very people who could
potentially be severely criticised'.
Mr
Cooper told a hearing that both the security service and police were
open to 'severe analysis with potentially severe and critical
consequences.'
He said the applications
were 'very important' for the families and 'go to the root of
understanding what happened to their loved ones as well as a wider
public understanding.'
Pete Weatherby QC,
representing two further families, said the families had not been given
access to the 'closed schedule' and added: 'We don't even know the
categories or the extent – whether it is 10 documents or 10,000.
'There
is a fear from the families that the PII applications are being cast
too wide and that the amount of material to be considered in open
hearings will be a very small amount in regard to the central issues.'
The
application to make some of the evidence secret, using so-called Public
Interest Immunity (PII) Certificates, was made to coroner, Sir John
Saunders, today.
Salman Abedi killed 22 people, including young children, when he blew himself up at the end of an Ariana Grande concert
In
a 'unique' move, Ms Patel has indicated that she will allow the coroner
to convert the inquest hearing into a public inquiry so that he can
consider sensitive material behind closed doors.
It would be the first investigation into a terrorist attack since 9/11 to take place in part behind closed doors.
Sir
James Eady, representing the secretary of state, told the hearing the
material they sought to exclude was 'of undoubted significance to the
issues you will have to consider and we accept that.'
But he said that case law 'makes clear that the national security considerations hold the whip hand.'
He
said coroner Sir John Saunders, a former High Court Judge, had to show a
'very, very broad margin of respect' for the opinion of the Home
Secretary.
Home Secretary Priti Patel has made an application to keep some evidence secret to the judge acting as coroner in the inquests
Alan
Payne QC for Greater Manchester Police, said that 'very significant
weight' had been attached to the public interest in the relevant
material being disclosed in order to allow a 'full and through
investigation.'
He said officers with
'particular expertise in counter-terrorism work' had 'given the most
careful consideration to the extent to which material the subject of the
PII claims could be made public.'
But
he added: 'The conclusions which they have reached are emphatic that the
information simply cannot be disclosed without jeopardising security.
Mr
Cooper, for some of the victim's families, countered by saying: 'Where
there is an event such as the outrageous bombing at Manchester Arena,
the stakes are at their highest.
'When
you consider arguments before you in closed session you should bear in
mind the very people seeking to restrict this material being put in the
public domain and the domain of the bereaved families are the very
people who could potentially be severely criticised, and the
ramifications of that are significant.
'The
application to restrict material from the public domain is emanating
from the very group of people or organisations who are potentially in
the firing line as far as these hearings are concerned.'
Manchester residents grieve in the weeks after the horrific attack in May 2017
He
said the certificates should only be granted if there was an
'absolutely exceptional reason' and should not be excluded because it
caused 'humiliation' or was 'embarrassing'.
He
said the approach of GMP was 'simply not good enough for those that we
represent' adding: 'They are going to have to do far better than that to
ensure open justice is being tendered in this case.'
The
coroner said there was an 'argument for the families learning what has
happened which will not happen with a public inquiry.'
But
he added: 'If I am carrying out inquiries on the families' behalf they
will have to take my word I'm afraid that it is being done thoroughly.'
Sir John Saunders will make his ruling at a later date.
NWN: What ....like the fact that the then Home Secretary Theresa May, allowed 'free movement' again by many 1,000's of Libyan Al Qaida terrorists living in the UK ? For example; the 'Manchester Boys' ? These terrorists were used to destroy and indeed murder Colonel Gaddafi - Libya is still in a mess from that war.
Have a look at this video about the Manchester bombing....
We speak to legendary filmmaker and journalist, John Pilger about MI6's connection to the Libya-Manchester atrocity ahead of tomorrow's Arianna Grande's benefit gig for those affected by the Manchester attack."
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The phenomenon of
Eritreans from the Horn of Africa celebrating the regime they have fled
from is now familiar in European countries, experts say. Dozens of
Norwegian Eritreans have attended a party arranged by the Eritrean
regime and celebrated the 25th anniversary of compulsory military
service, which is the main reason why many Eritreans were granted asylum
in the first place.
The party celebrated the
25th anniversary of the introduction of Eritrean national service and
the establishment of the SAWA Training Defence Centre, national
broadcaster NRK reported. It was
held at Bryn Event Hall in Oslo and featured Yemane Gebreab, the
Eritrean president’s closest adviser, referred to as number two in the
East African country.
In photos and videos from
the party, widely shared on social media, many of the participants are
seen wearing military-like camouflage T-shirts and waving Eritrean
flags. Many are seen taking selfies with Gebreab. The sheer popularity
of the event raised eyebrows, as Eritrea’s mandatory military service is
one of the most often cited reasons in asylum requests from Eritreans.
Woldab Feshatzion, the leader of Eritrean Community Association in Norway, called the attendees “cohorts of the regime”.
“Many of them have fled
this regime. To me, it shows that they are not real asylum seekers, and
have been allowed to stay on a false basis”, Feshatzion complained to
national broadcaster NRK.
Kjetil Tronvoll, a
professor of peace/conflict studies at Bjørknes University College and
Director of Oslo Analytica, seen as one of Europe’s foremost experts on
Eritrea, suggested that the party had gathered a “motley crew” of
people, but confirmed that some of the attendees had fled from the
Eritrean regime. According to him, the phenomenon of Eritreans
celebrating the regime they have fled from is known in other European
countries.
“Yes, it’s paradoxical.
Some come along because they want a community. Some join because they
feel social pressure to line up. And some people celebrate the regime,
because they are regime supporters, even though they have been granted
asylum on the grounds of fleeing the regime”, Tronvoll explained.
Eritrea’s national
service is mandatory for all citizens, it lasts for 18 months and
includes civilian tasks as well. For instance, servicemen are widely
used as supplemental manpower in the country’s agricultural fields.
It is one of the
most-often cited asylum reasons. According to Tronvoll, up to 25 percent
of the population has left Eritrea, a nation of 5 million, since 2001.
Norway has a substantial Eritrean diaspora of 22,000, most of
whom arrived after 2001.
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WTF ! Mr & Mrs Macron - but which is which ?
Monsewer Macron is a Rothschild creation, and it's the worlds worst secret that he is a 'woofter'. Why are we not surprised ?
But this New World Order business is becoming more comical every day. Their 'puppets' are indeed freaks !
We of course eat their shit daily - well those of us who don't devour their bullshit 'democracy' scam . Freedom & Democracy my arse !
But the French voters voted for the freaks above.
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