Paying to exist is mass psychosis. Water is a basic human right. So is food. So is shelter. So is healthcare. We pay taxes for a reason.

The NBA podcasters really don’t want to see LeBron back in Cleveland.

Jallianwala Bagh stands as one of history’s greatest massacres. It was carried out by a colonial regime. But the question that haunts me after watching Jaswant Singh Khalra is different: What is more painful than oppression by an outsider? When those entrusted to protect their own people are accused of becoming the source of their greatest fear. A police officer’s duty is to protect innocent lives—not to abuse power. Khalra’s courage exposed evidence of alleged illegal disappearances and secret cremations, reminding us that the abuse of state power can leave wounds that last for generations. Punjab’s mothers are still waiting for answers. Many families are still waiting for justice. Truth cannot remain buried forever. Outstanding work by @HoneyTrehan and @diljitdosanjh for bringing the story of Jaswant Singh Khalra to the world. His courage deserves to be remembered.

There is nobody more apathetic than me, but throughout the last 10 years or so, ive tried my best to mobilise people, stay as positive as i can and get people to rise up and remove career politicians from parliament. That journey is nearing its end. Still so many people asleep to the real threat of losing this country forever. Still people choose to back the very traitors that put us in this mess in the first place, whether that be Labour, Tory or Reform politicians. Will Restore be the answer? I dont know. What i do know is they are our only chance through the ballot box. It may already be too late, but if it isnt, 2029 is your absolute last chance. God help your kids and grandkids after that if we at least dont give them a try. The future will be very very bleak for them indeed.