Nik Love-Gittins

@niklg

Freelance games artist www.niklg.art

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Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· 14d

Is this him too ?

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jul 13

Not technically glasses…

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jul 8

Someone fell off our roof this morning…

A young seagull peering through a window 3 floors up

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jun 28

This, you reckon ? 600 quid. Same as Starmer’s more or less then ?

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jun 28

This is the only one I can see ( without spending all night on the internet ) vaguely like it.

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Apr 20

Which was greeted thusly at the time…

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Feb 15

I think this is photoshopped heavily if not full gen AI. Look at these bits I have highlighted. That top window us structurally unsound. The far wall is an odd shape, the sign in the bus window is distorted. The turbans are all a very similar shade of blue too so maybe recoloured in photoshop ?

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jan 6

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Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Dec 6

Bit too much of an old school convict vibe maybe…

Convict wolf character from Droopy cartoons in the 50s

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Nov 26

Here's the property..

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Nov 20

Early Xmas / late birthday present !! Looks amazing. Well done @ianmcque.bsky.social and @rossignol.bsky.social

Mileships book by Ian McQue and Jim Rossignol

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Oct 29

I have posted this in the past with reference to the ECHR and it's 'interference' in UK deportations. It has none. So little that statistically it probably wouldn't register. ukandeu.ac.uk/explainers/d...

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Oct 23

Didn't this guy say something along those lines too ?

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Oct 10

That took 2 minutes to find. Why can't 'journalists' do that, instead of just parroting Reform's lies ?? ukandeu.ac.uk/explainers/d...

How often does the European Court of Human Rights rule against the UK in removal cases?

The European Court of Human Rights has seldom ruled against the UK government in relation to the removal of people from the UK. Indeed, the Court rarely rules against the UK at all. It issued only one final judgment finding a violation of an ECHR right in a UK case in 2023 and one in 2024. Neither concerned immigration policy or deportation.

Since 1980, there have been 29 UK cases at the Court that have concerned either deportation (enforced removal of a foreign national) or extradition (removal of a person to another country for trial or to serve a sentence).

In 16 of these cases, the Court found that a planned deportation or extradition by the UK government would not breach the Convention and could go ahead. For example, in 2017, the Court held that the UK government’s decision to deport a Nigerian national who had lived in the UK since he was two years old did not violate the Convention: the individual’s long history of offending and the government’s legitimate interest of preventing disorder and crime outweighed the applicant’s Article 8 rights.

In the other 13 cases, the Court found that deportation or extradition by the UK government would violate the Convention and should not go ahead. This means that, on average, judgments of the European Court of Human Rights prevented removal of a foreign national only once every 4.5 years.

Four of these cases concerned the right to family life. For example, in its most recent finding of a violation relating to a UK deportation decision in 2020, the Court ruled that a Nigerian man who had been convicted of falsifying immigration documents could not be deported because it ran counter to the interests of his three young and financially-dependent children, all of whom were British citizens, and one of whom needed heart surgery. The other nine cases concerned deportation or extradition to countries where there was a substantial risk th…

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Oct 7

You don't need AI, I am here..

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Sep 1

Is this true ? Do they mean collectively, added up since it started ? I haven’t seen ‘thousands’ of protesters on any news channel. How is that ‘context’ when it’s disingenuous ?

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Aug 27

And there's this one..not taken by me..

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Aug 21

New figures show there were 32,059 asylum seekers in UK hotels at the end of June, up 8% on the same point 12 months ago.
Although higher than a year ago, the total is slightly down on the previous quarter - and well down on the peak of 56,042 in September 2023.

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Aug 21

My little group of helpers turned up here in the UK yesterday… Doing their bit in the pen storage area… @drawfeeshow.com

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jul 21

The 'This is fine' meme, but with a pile of money on the table rather than a coffee cup

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jul 18

I can see it now...

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Jul 17

One of the many things that annoy me about Reform is their hijacking of Mod iconography….

Members of New wave band ‘The Jam’ wearing jackets made from Union Jack flags

Nik Love-Gittins@niklg· Dec 31

This cunt…