Nigel Farage’s Reform UK Party launched a raft of policies to shelter the heritage of the United Kingdom, both by severely constraining mass migration and with specific legal protections. The rights of Britons will be upheld over those of foreigners under a Reform UK government, Nigel Farage’s home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf has said. Stating that the United Kingdom is undergoing a “dictionary definition” invasion, the would-be Home Secretary said Britain’s changing society, increasing crime, and “the traditions and culture of Britain steadily and heartbreakingly eroded” is not inevitable, but has been the “deliberate choices of weak men and women who lack the courage, lack the spine, and lack the moral clarity to defend the country they were elected to serve”. While Yusuf’s speech spoke in practical terms about limiting migrant numbers and even turning the United Kingdom into a country of net emigration through deportations, as reported, the policy launch also dwelt heavily on the cultural issues and the permanency of Britons in Britain. He said: “I promise you this. When Nigel Farage becomes our Prime Minister, gone will be the days when your rights are trampled in the service of foreign citizens. Never again will British people be second-class citizens in their own country”. … a nation without a culture is not a nation at all, it is just an economic zone. A shopping mall with a flag, waiting to be exploited. LONDON (AP) – It’s been 90 years since a British royal was removed from the line of succession. That might happen again now that Britain’s government says it will consider introducing legal changes to formally remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the list of royals in line to the throne. Despite being stripped of his status as prince in October over his close links with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the former Prince Andrew, King Charles III’s younger brother, remains eighth in line to become monarch. Following the release of millions of pages of files last month related to Epstein by the U.S. Justice Department, the former prince was accused of sharing confidential trade information with the disgraced financier when he served as U.K. trade envoy from 2001 to 2011. "The government is clear that we are not ruling out action in respect of the line of succession at this stage, and we will consider whether any further steps are required in due course,” Darren Jones, Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s chief secretary, told lawmakers on Monday. Removing him from the line of succession would require an act of Parliament, which needs lawmakers’ approval. One party, the Liberal Democrats, has been vocal about supporting such a move. “I think it would be intolerable for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to succeed to the crown,” party leader Ed Davey said last week. “It´s not as remote as some people think.” The Government of Mexico confirmed that 25 Mexican National Guardsmen, one prison guard, and an innocent woman died in a series of terror-style attacks that were a direct response to the killing of Ruben Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, the leader of the terrorist organization Cartel Jalisco New Generation. As Breitbart Texas reported, the much-feared terrorist leader died on Sunday after a high-stakes raid by special forces soldiers from Mexico’s Army. In that raid, cartel gunmen deployed Russian RPGs and used high-powered weapons in an attempt to prevent the capture of their leader. The leader and two others, including his son-in-law, died while being airlifted to a local hospital after being wounded in the confrontation. Soon after the operation, CJNG forces began carrying out terror-style attacks in at least 18 states throughout Mexico. The attacks included shootings, carjackings, setting up blockades, and setting buildings and convenience stores on fire. Mexican authorities confirmed that, in addition to the 25 National Guardsmen dying in those attacks, 40 cartel gunmen died, as well as a prison guard and an innocent woman. Authorities also made 70 arrests during the day. The President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, the convenor of the infamous annual Davos globalism conference, has resigned after Epstein email releases revealed his links to the disgraced financier. Former Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs and leader of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Børge Brende announced his resignation from the top pro-globalisation group on Thursday, stating that after “careful consideration” he had concluded his remaining at the top was proving a distraction for the work of the group. Their final meeting was only months before Epstein’s death in an American prison. Far from being remote business contacts, the messages revealed in the emails suggested a closer relationship. The Financial Times notes Brende wrote to Epstein: “thx for a very interesting dinner … You’re a brilliant host. Warmly, Borge,” and said “Missing you Sir. Borge.” The resignation is the latest fallout from the Epstein emails, which has seen Britain’s former royal prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and its former business minister, European Commissioner, and ambassador to the United States Lord Mandelson arrested. Police in Norway have raided the home of former Prime Minister and Nobel Peace Prize committee chair Thorbjorn Jagland over Epstein concerns. Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif declared “open war” on Afghanistan on Friday, promising “there will be chaos and a reckoning” after the Taliban junta launched drone strikes against targets in Pakistan. Asif complained that the Taliban has “turned Afghanistan into a colony of India.” “They gathered all the terrorists of the world in Afghanistan and began exporting terrorism. They deprived their own people of basic human rights. They snatched away the rights that Islam grants to women,” he said. “Pakistan made every effort to keep the situation normal through direct means and through friendly countries. It engaged in full-fledged diplomacy. But the Taliban became a proxy for India,” he said. Pakistani and Taliban forces have been clashing along their border since shortly after the Taliban seized power in 2021, following former president Joe Biden’s botched withdrawal of American forces. Pakistan almost immediately complained that the Taliban was harboring militants who wanted to overthrow the Pakistani government, and they were now equipped with American military hardware carelessly left behind by Biden.
Reform Promises to Stem ‘Heart-breaking’ Erosion of British Traditions, Culture, Soul, and Character:
Legal Moves to Cut Final Links Between Andrew and Monarchy in Offing:
Mexico Confirms 25 National Guardsmen Killed in Cartel’s Terror Response to El Mencho’s Death:
Davos Disgrace: Head of World Economic Forum Resigns Over Epstein Emails:
‘There Will Be Chaos’: Pakistan Declares ‘Open War’ on Afghanistan: