#British

Squirrel Of Ram

_Krantikari

#SavarkarMyHeroVeer Savarkar was born to a Brahmin Hindu family on 28 May, 1883, at Bhagour, Nashik District. His siblings were Ganesh, Mainabai and Narayan. He was known for his bravery

Figuregirl77

figuregirl77

Dearie me the ignorance is astounding. As a member of the Royal Navy he was involved in 7 sea battles, mentioned in despatches, awarded the Croix De Guerre with palm

Irishmonk

castlvillageman

I predict that Britain will : -have a zero tariff, zero friction access to the EU single market at no cost.-have a world leading regulatory standard that EU, USA, Asia-pacific

Akwugo Emejulu

AkwugoEmejulu

I want to talk about what I’m calling ‘empirical nationalism’ that I’m starting to see among some students—from undergrad to prospective PhDs. Rightly, for their essays, students, especially Black students,

marcus

marcusjdl

You can call pointing out that bad faith actors do not have the same energy for anti-black racism “whataboutery” I don’t care as it is patently obvious black lives do

Dr Rakib Ehsan

rakibehsan

The anti-aspirational nature of tribal identity politics.Here, "brown folks" are discouraged from fulfilling their potential and encouraged to stunt their own career progression, in the name of fighting "anti-black racism&quo

Stuart Reynolds

shaldonangler

No one seems to understand sovereignty. When you were walking through the EU only channel at Spanish customs you were exercising British sovereignty (because you had a personal legal right

Tom Tugendhat

TomTugendhat

Our people need strategic depth. Whether in defence or health we need to push our borders as far from our nation as possible. For defence it's clear how we achieve

Silvixen 🖤❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

silvixenart

In many nations, particularly those invaded or 'settled' our ancestors made grand mistakes. Our mistake is not being born of those people, but being complacent with their mistakes. Accepting of

Duncan Weldon

DuncanWeldon

A Sunday evening thread on the early twentieth century British debate on free trade vs tariffs and why it might be relevant to the Brexit debate.You can stretch supposed economic

Ian Brownhill

CounselTweets

(A very short thread) (1) The most concerning thing about reading the Boris #HumanRights thread is the lack of understanding of the HRA and the ECHR. The ECHR is not

Kate Dossett

kmdossett

1/3 This week I was made Professor of American History. When I joined @LeedsUniHistory there were 2 women historians and no women Professors. Now I am 1 of 5 female

Clive Wismayer 🇪🇺🇳🇱 🥪

CliveWismayer

Others have tweeted this story. I just want to link it to two things namely: the Johnson govts’ deliberate decisions to:• withdraw from the Erasmus scheme &• not secure favoured

청서

_dirigiste

Things I Agree with (Most) Economic Liberals On:* The housing market should be deregulated* Regional policy typically does not work* Multipliers on fiscal policy spending are low, often below 1*

Stephen Barlow

SteB777

1) Thanks to Kate for starting this discussion. I've been thinking a lot about this lately, because everyone assumes they know what capitalism is, and what it means, but when

John Bull

garius

I'm fascinated by how military history shapes language in ways we don't spot. Mostly navy in the UK but army too.E.g.Stop and ask yourself: why do so many British football

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