Andy The Gabby Cabby

Trump just said what millions were already thinking.

Keir Starmer wanted to be remembered as a serious statesman.

Instead, he leaves behind broken promises, weak leadership, rising anger, and a country that looks humiliated on the world stage.

“He’s no Winston Churchill.”

That line landed because everyone understood exactly what it meant.

Churchill represented strength, courage, and national survival.

Starmer represents managed decline.

Now Labour want to swap the face, change the speech, and carry on like nothing happened.

No.

The public deserve a say.

Starmer may be gone — but the system that produced him is still standing.

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3 hours ago | [YT] | 12

Andy The Gabby Cabby

Donald Trump just said about Sadiq Khan what millions of people have been thinking for years.

London is not being run properly.

For years, we’ve had polished videos, carefully worded statements, endless excuses, and lectures from the political class.

But ordinary people live in the real world.

They see the crime.
They see the protests.
They see the transport problems.
They see working people priced out.
They see the cost.
They see the excuses.

And when their lived experience does not match what politicians are telling them, the spin stops working.

This is bigger than Khan.

He represents the Labour model in power:

Tax more.
Lecture more.
Regulate more.
Divide more.
Blame everyone else.

Trump’s attack landed because people already feel it.

London should be one of the greatest cities in the world.

So why does it feel like ordinary Londoners are being pushed out of their own capital?

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Is Trump right about Sadiq Khan and London?

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A vulnerable young woman left hospital.

She should have been safe.

Instead, she was followed, attacked, dragged into a car park, and sexually assaulted.

The man responsible is now behind bars — but people are asking whether the justice system truly puts victims first.

Then there is the Telford case, where a young man was reportedly kidnapped, forced into a car boot, taken away, and tortured — allegedly because he spoke to a female relative.

At the same time, Keir Starmer has commented on the Edinburgh attacks, saying they appear to be motivated by anti-Muslim hatred.

If innocent people were attacked because they were Muslim, that is wrong and should be condemned.

But every victim deserves the same urgency.

The same outrage.

The same justice.

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Is Britain suffering from selective justice?

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Rupert Lowe has announced Restore Britain’s candidate for the Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner by-election:

Mark Buckton.

A veteran.

A farmer.

A family man.

And someone being presented as having real-world experience, not just another career politician.

That matters because trust in policing is collapsing.

People want visible policing.

They want rural crime taken seriously.

They want shop theft dealt with.

They want antisocial behaviour tackled.

They want victims listened to.

And they want police forces focused on law and order, not political management speak.

This Norfolk PCC by-election could be an important test for Restore Britain.

Can they move beyond speeches and start building real local credibility?

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Andy The Gabby Cabby

Nigel Farage has taken another swipe at Rupert Lowe.

This time, joking that you can only get in a room with Lowe “if you’ve got protection.”

But while Farage is taking personal shots, Rupert Lowe is pushing one of the biggest issues in modern Britain:

The rape gang scandal.

The victims.

The institutional failures.

The silence of the media.

And the need for real accountability.

Farage can disagree with Lowe.

Reform can disagree with Restore.

But on this issue, the country needs unity, not ego.

The real targets should be Labour, the failed institutions, the councils, the police forces, the media, and everyone who looked away while vulnerable girls were failed.

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Andy Burnham is being sold as Labour’s great reset.

The man of the North.

The voice of working people.

The one who can rebuild trust.

And yes, some of his message sounds good.

Back British business.

Rebuild industry.

Give young people real skills.

Make life more affordable.

But we have heard Labour speeches like this before.

The real test is not whether Burnham can talk about hope.

The real test is whether he can answer hard questions when the truth is uncomfortable.

And nothing is more uncomfortable for the political class than the grooming gangs scandal.

Victims were failed.

Institutions looked away.

Working-class girls were ignored.

And too many people were frightened of being called racist.

If Burnham wants to lead Britain, he must answer properly.

What did he know?

What did he do?

Who failed?

And will the victims finally get justice?

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Is Burnham real change — or just another Labour sales pitch?

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Britain is seeing more and more clips of street confrontations, intimidation, public disorder, and serious criminal cases — and people are asking why this keeps happening.

This is not about blaming every Muslim or every immigrant.

Plenty of people come here, work hard, obey the law, raise families, and contribute.

They are not the issue.

The issue is criminality.

The issue is intimidation.

The issue is failed integration.

The issue is whether the law is applied equally.

And the issue is whether politicians have allowed communities to change so quickly that ordinary people now feel unsafe, ignored, and displaced.

The basic principle should be simple:

If you come here, respect here.

Obey the law.

Integrate.

Contribute.

Do not intimidate people.

Do not bring foreign conflicts, gang behaviour, or backward attitudes onto British streets.

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Andy Burnham has already been asked whether he could be Prime Minister by July.

That tells you exactly where this is heading.

Starmer out.

Burnham in.

Same Labour machine.

No general election.

That is not good enough.

The British people did not vote for Andy Burnham to be Prime Minister.

They did not vote for a Labour reset.

And they did not vote for another Westminster coronation stitched up behind closed doors.

If Burnham thinks he has the answers, let him face the country.

If Labour believes the public wants this new direction, call a general election.

Britain does not need another installed Prime Minister.

Britain needs a choice.

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Should there be a general election now?

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Nigel Farage is now demanding a general election.

And he is right.

Keir Starmer has resigned as Labour leader.

Andy Burnham appears to be waiting in the wings.

And the British public are being told to accept another Labour Prime Minister chosen by Labour MPs, Labour members, donors, insiders, and the same machine that gave us Starmer.

That is not good enough.

The public did not vote for Andy Burnham to be Prime Minister.

They did not vote for a Labour reset.

And they did not vote for another behind-the-scenes Westminster handover.

If Labour believe Burnham has the support of the country, let him prove it.

Call a general election.

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Should Britain get a vote — or are we being stitched up again?

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Footage from London appears to show an older woman being confronted near an underground station before a bystander steps in and tells people to leave her alone.

Then in Birmingham, more footage appears to show large groups of men moving through the streets while police monitor the situation.

People are asking the same question:

What is happening to our cities?

This is not about blaming every Muslim or attacking entire communities.

But it is about integration, respect, public order, and whether ordinary British people still feel at home in their own streets.

If people come to this country, they should respect the country.

Obey the law.

Integrate.

Contribute.

And live peacefully with the people already here.

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Are our cities changing faster than people ever consented to?

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