There are still a few majority British high trust parts of our country left.

Article: A shop owner has praised children who handed back £500 in cash which he lost on his way to the post office

Lewis Watson dropped the money while walking from his computer repair shop in Hythe, Hampshire on Friday.

After posting an appeal on social media, he had the money returned with a note saying "we hope this makes your day".

Mr Watson said the children "did the right thing".

He explained he had put "just under £500" in his pocket to take to lodge at the post office.

"I had a lot of parcels in my hand as well - I think that was the cause of it. When I posted the parcels, I realised the cash wasn't there so started panicking a bit.

"I'd hoped I'd left it back at the shop, but walked back and forth and couldn't find it.

"I just accepted that I'm not going to see it again. It was payday for my staff the next day, so not an ideal time."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9v83j23y27o.amp

Nationalists are winning the social media battle

During the past week, social media data analysed by Sky News indicates that the anti-immigration movement has had significantly more reach and popularity across various social media platforms than the pro-immigrant movement. This trend was evident after the Southport attack on 29 July, which prompted so-called 'anti-racist' groups like Stand Up To Racism and Hope Not Hate to mobilize in response to the right-wing demonstrations. Using hashtags associated with each movement, data shows that posts with anti-immigration hashtags were engaged with approximately four million times between 29 July and 7 August, while pro-immigrant posts were engaged with just over 22,000 times. This suggests that Nationalists are organising and convening on public online platforms in larger numbers than open borders movement!

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^^^ Power in community

? Thank you all so much ?

I’ve just received a call from Sam Melia in HMP Hull. His Probation Officer has just informed him that they’ve been “inundated” with letters and emails complaining about Sam not being able to have any contact with his children. As a result, they‘ve decided to remove all but one of the restrictions. This means that Sam can now:

- Receive photographs of his children
- Receive letters from his children
- Talk to his children on the phone
- Talk about his children

He is still unable to receive visits from his children, however HMP Hull have advised they only haven’t removed this because they legally aren’t allowed to as an assessment has already started to take place. This means the assessment is already moving forward so hopefully the final restriction will be lifted very soon too, all being well.

This goes to show that:

A) Public pressure does work
B) They didn’t actually have to put all those restrictions on Sam in the first place, they just chose to

Thank you so much to everybody who complained to the prison. Honestly, from the bottom of our hearts. It means so much to me and Sam. I’ll let you all know what happens with the visit restriction as soon as I know more.

WELL DONE NORWAY

Norway going AGAINST the cashless agenda!

The government wants to strengthen people's right to pay with physical cash.

The Norwegian government is proposing a new law that will FORCE shops to accept real cash as payment. In other words, they will not be allowed to be "cashless".

The Ministry of Justice and Public Security want to change the law of the land to make sure that real cash can always be used as a form of payment.

Sweden is going against the cashless agenda, looking at ways to support citizens right to pay with physical cash.

Now the neighboring country of Norway is looking to do the same.

In the new law, consumers will have the right to pay with real cash in all shops or sales premises where goods or services are being sold. The only exceptions being vending machines, unmanned shops and sales of more than NOK 20.000 ($1926).

"The role of the government is to secure the preparedness of society. To only base oneself on digital payment system increase the vulnerability of society" says Justice and Public Security Minister Emilie Enger Mehl.

She also said "for the government it is important to create security for those who are reluctant to use digital payment solutions"

There we have it.

First Sweden went against the cashless agenda and now Norway is doing the same.

This is great news. In a cashless society it becomes incredibly easy for a government to control what you can and cannot buy. In order to secure democracy and freedom, it is essential that we keep cash!

The White Pill is the number this post has reached!
And will likely be shared even further

^^^ In a perfect world, our people wouldn't be on the streets. But this is charity at it's best ?