Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 @ARH_Rex

Dennis Meadows, one of the original members of the Club of Rome and WEF insider, said the quiet part out loud saying their goal is reducing global population to just 1-2 billion people. In his own words, he talks about "doing it in a civil way" and even brings up using EPIDEMICS as a method to achieve their goal. PEACEFUL depopulation? How exactly do you "peacefully" eliminate 6 billion people? The Club of Rome's 1972 report "The Limits to Growth" laid out their 50 year plan. It was financed by the Rockefellers and presented at the World Economic Forum in 1973. Klaus Schwab-Rothschild himself has called it foundational to the WEF's agenda. When globalist elites are openly discussing how to reduce the global population by 86% "in a civil way" and touting using EPIDEMICS as a tool, you don't need to be a conspiracy theorist to be concerned. You just need to be AWAKE!

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"Synthetic folic acid "can be sold to the Public as long as daily dose doesn't exceed 500mg" yet potentially a person could easily consume 1,133mg to 1,533mg PER DAY of synthetic folic acid. Per Day! Translate that to: 7 days a week: over 7,000mg. 52 weeks - you get the gist. A man-made drug that interferes with stents, accelerate cancer cell growth, increase risk of prostrate cancer in men, mask early warning signs of dementia. This is a CAR CRASH public health policy happening in real time. Come on people, help spread the word. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7695…

Dr Clare Craig @ClareCraigPath

3 days ago

@stuartpowell Sorry. The left hand column is daily intake per person. e.g.

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@RupertLowe10 @RestoreBolton

42K - come on folks, it only takes 10 seconds to object to the government putting folic acid in food. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7695…

Amazing. Gradually we are going to tear down the Blairite legacy bit by bit. It's an Englishman's rights to have private property and decide what he does with it. If a pub landlord wants to have a smoking room for people to smoke in, he should be well within his right to do that. If you don't want to go in the smoking room then don't. If you don't want to go in the pub then don't. It's called freedom and it's about time we got it back!

Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10

3 days ago

A Restore Britain Government will allow pub landlords and other venue owners to install a smoking room. If adults want to smoke inside a contained room, and the landlord is happy to provide that, then it's none of our business. Crack on.

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Plenty of predictable howling about Restore Britain's policy of allowing landlords to introduce contained smoking rooms in their pubs. If grown adults want to sit in a room, with the landlord's full permission and backing, to smoke/vape the night away - then it is none of my business to say otherwise. If it's clearly labelled, away from other customers and well ventilated? Go for it. I detest smoking. I would not use these rooms, but should that stop others? No. Of course it's not healthy, but neither is sinking fifteen pints of Guinness in one sitting and we don't ban that. It will give neglected pubs a huge economic boost, and keep hundreds of them operational. Restore Britain firmly believes in personal responsibility and that is reflected in our policy offering.

It's pretty funny how cities can't fix the endless potholes and cracks in the roads but have the money to put surveilance camera's everywhere.

If you still haven't woken up to the fact that you are being poisoned by the government FOR NO GOOD REASON, then it's time you did.

Dr Clare Craig @ClareCraigPath

6 days ago

There was no scientific impact assessment on adding folic acid to our food. All that was done was a de minimis financial impact assessment. That contained many flaws: hartuk.substack.com/p/reality-behi… Sign petition: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7695…

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@Paul43401773 @steeper0t @CoviLeaks @davidicke Do you really think they're going to make it so you can just step out of their control grid?

'Digital ID scrapped' 🙄 From the very article in The Telegraph the public is naively celebrating. Proof of a terminal epidemic of lazy headline-only readers incapable of critical thought. The digital trap remains. This is why you must understand what that wallet is; it is the insidious infrastructure of the digital panopticon that you should all be worried about - and therefore, strike down in it's entirety. Seriously. And it is being deployed at breakneck speed...

Fiona Rose Diamond @CoviLeaks

4 weeks ago

When I say “resist digital ID” I don’t mean the digital version of your identity on your phone… We have officially struck the first spoke on the wheel, and we are about to accelerate through the rest. 2030 is the hard deadline. You have precious little time left to derail this

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You can pore over the details of all of the individual cases of PMs being kicked out and defeated over the last 10 years all you like but what is the main theme running through it all? I think it's a battle between the Permanent State - trying to implement (generally globalist) policies the public doesn't want, using puppets whom the public wouldn't choose if they were given a free choice and with the wholehearted support of the mainstream media - and the long-suffering public, doing their best to influence events using the few, feeble, levers of power we still have: elections and social media. Boris, for all his faults, was wanted by the electorate at one time, but was forced out due mainly to the weaponisation of COVID (was he really sick with it, or was he just taken away somewhere to be "reprogrammed"?) and Whitehall's (and much of the Conservative Party's) determination to obstruct Brexit and its opportunities. The electorate didn't particularly want Truss, but the Permanent State especially didn't want her, and with a lot of help from the Bank of England, got her kicked out, in favour of Rishi Sunak, who had been spook-ily groomed for the leadership ever since he was gifted the safest of safe Conservative seats. The electorate didn't want Sunak (as we showed at the July 2024 general election) and the Conservative membership didn't want him as leader either (to the extent they voted for Truss as the "not Sunak" candidate) but we got him anyway. And the electorate didn't particularly want Starmer - most right of centre voters stayed at home in July 2024, sickened by 14 years of "Conservative" government which talked right wing but governed to the left. Starmer then spent two years lying to everyone, implementing policies which were never mentioned in the Labour manifesto (but were often clearly just the UK implementation of policies decided by the globalist technocrats) and never failing to take the opportunity to say and do the wrong thing. At this point, democracy did, sort of work, with Labour getting such a pasting in the May 2026 local elections that even the dullards in the parliamentary Labour party realised that something had to change, and they defenestrated Starmer and engineered the Burnham coronation. But what does the electorate really want? A Prime Minister who governs as he or she promised in their party manifesto, doesn't helicopter in new globalist policies without a mandate, tells us the truth, and is loyal to Britain and British interests, not "Davos" as our departing PM infamously said. Not too much to ask, surely? If we had someone like that, we could very well have just one PM for 10 years again.

Today, Andy Burnham will announce the scrapping of a national digital ID. What he won't announce is the end of: - Digital driving licences - Digital passports - Government One Login - Social media age verification - A crackdown on VPNs - Facial recognition cameras - Automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) - Low emission schemes, i.e., ULEZ - NHS data capture via Palantir - CBDCs and the digital pound National digital ID was never about a physical card we carried; it is an internal identification that results from all of the above, as well as the various other elements and identifiers our online existence generates. We don't need a number; they already have it. Our surveillance will continue unabated and incognito. Big brother is always watching.

@IAm19991999 @KoJRestored @harrystabbings You know this thread is about the UK right? And you know that the UK is not part of the USA right? Your constitution and your laws have absolutely nothing to do with our situation.

Digital ID will be scrapped so long as you don’t have to eat, use money, access the internet, travel or drive. 🙄

@54JohnBull Same here. It's a sad day when Coca Cola seems like the healthy choice. I don't know of anything else that still uses only real sugar.

@steeper0t @CoviLeaks @davidicke Ditching the smartphone won't help when it's all fingerprints and face recognition.

When I say “resist digital ID” I don’t mean the digital version of your identity on your phone… We have officially struck the first spoke on the wheel, and we are about to accelerate through the rest. 2030 is the hard deadline. You have precious little time left to derail this high-speed train before the track runs out. The machine has been whirring for years, as laid out in the World Economic Forum’s insight report from 2018. In the UK, Digital ID is already here in practice: One Login has been live since 2021, the GOV UK Wallet is the next layer, and the digital version of your identity (which will soon be offered as the convenient way to prove you’re over 16 to access social media) is only one token of a much larger stack. They tell you it’s a convenience: a single sign-in, a digital “wallet” on your phone, a quicker way to do the paperwork. Don’t believe the marketing. Under the shiny surface sits a single key (One Login) and that key is already being shaped into the gate through which the state, banks and corporations will decide who can work, who can claim benefits, who can buy or sell property, and who can “access their own money.” The Wallet is not a harmless app; it is a container for state-issued tokens. The tokens are being created to lock down every single spoke on this wheel. It is all run on a blockchain model. Once it’s live, absolutely everything you do will be tracked, monitored and controlled. Every word you say. Every item you buy. Every meal you eat. Every post you put on social media. It will monitor where you travel, how much electricity you use, your private health records, your bills, and your contracts. They are turning your entire life into a digital checklist. If you don’t comply, they can switch you off. It is the total ownership of life itself. Total ownership of you, and your children. When those tokens become the accepted proof for taxes, benefits, mortgages, business registration and everyday services, an app on your phone becomes the registry of your life. On paper, it’s just forms, agreements, and systems being linked together. In practice, it’s the bones of something much bigger. When public services plug into one central login – when a digital wallet consolidates every metric of your existence – those pieces stop being optional tools. Through coercion and exclusion, they become the system itself. And once something becomes infrastructure, it is very hard to undo. It fades into the background of everyday life, and people stop questioning it. But they will wish they had. What was once presented as a choice slowly turns into the only practical way to live. Imagine the consequence: your status becomes machine-readable. Miss a check-in, a payment, an automated deadline and the code can close a door for you before a human ever sees the file. Geofences grant or deny movement. Scores, flags and “trusted” badges route you into fast lanes or slow lanes. Or maybe they hit the kill-switch and turn your access to life off. The “convenience” of a single credential or “wallet” is also the convenience of control; to rank and restrict at scale. Don’t fool yourself that this is merely a fight over a digital version of your identity… Westminster may perform the debate, but the script is drafted in globalists boardrooms, international bodies and procurement frameworks. The public petitioning and parliamentary grandstanding are visible gestures while the rails are bolted down in the background. This is the moment when the shape of everyday liberty is being decided in code and contracts. The infrastructure exists; the choice is whether we let the single key become the unquestioned default. If you care about keeping any space of life beyond machine rule, the argument starts here: One Login and GOV UK wallet = one key, and the consequences if we hand them the gate. DO NOT COMPLY. DO NOT DOWNLOAD THE GOV UK WALLET! REJECT DIGITAL ID!

🚨BURNHAM HAS 'SCRAPPED' WHAT KEIR STARMER ALREADY 'SCRAPPED' BUT DIDN'T ACTUALLY SCRAP AND ISN'T ACTUALLY SCRAPPED!🚨 They 'scrapped' it in January, they 'scrapped' it in July. It's the same lie - the Gov UK wallet is already here. They cancel the 'cards' every 6 months to hide the wallet! People have very short memories! The public pushback last year against a single digital credential was only part of the fight. Nothing has changed at all! The 'BritCard' was a total red herring! The UK Gov Wallet is the problem, and... Gov UK Wallet = Digital ID! While everyone celebrates the headline that the "Digital ID card is dead," the globalist 1984 infrastructure is moving FULL STEAM AHEAD. They just changed the label to trick you... AGAIN! Here is exactly why this dystopia is NOT scrapped: 🚫 The Infrastructure is Fully Active: The Gov UK One Login system and the Gov UK Wallet app are actively running. The digital plumbing to track, log, and profile your life is already here. 🪪 Digital Driving Licences are Coming: The government's own March and May 2026 announcements locked it in. The DVLA digital driving licence is scheduled for public rollout. They are already testing the scanning APIs with private corporations. 📛 The 2027 Universal Mandate is Alive: By the end of 2027, every single government department is mandated to issue digital verified credentials. Your taxes, health records, DBS checks, and entitlements are being forced into one centralised state wallet. 🔒 Total Gatekeeping Control: This isn't about 'convenience.' By routing everything through a single, biometrically verified app, the state creates a digital kill switch. If you don't comply, you get locked out of society, just like the World Economic Forum blueprint outlines. The Gov UK Wallet is the ultimate digital cage. It starts with a driving licence, but mission creep will quickly force your taxes, health records, and a programmable Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) into one state app. Once everything is linked, the government turns the wallet into an automated social credit system - complete with a personal carbon score tracker that can instantly freeze your bank account, ration your fuel, or lock you out of society the moment you step out of line. Wake up! They didn't cancel the system - they just keep rebranding it to stop the protests. The Gov UK Wallet is the digital cage and it is still very much full steam ahead!

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Fiona Rose Diamond @CoviLeaks

4 weeks ago

When I say “resist digital ID” I don’t mean the digital version of your identity on your phone… We have officially struck the first spoke on the wheel, and we are about to accelerate through the rest. 2030 is the hard deadline. You have precious little time left to derail this

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@IAm19991999 @KoJRestored @harrystabbings Travelling is a right you do not need a motor vehicle to travel. You are required by law to have a license to operate a motor vehicle on public roads.