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DaveTalks retweeted
Remigration Now are proud to launch a new interactive map for our website, detailing the rate and effect of immigration into Britain.
The map is split into four layers: Immigration, Ethnicity, Births and Memoriam Names.
We will continue to update the map as new data is collected to ensure it is as accurate as it can be.
Share it with your friends and family, enter the postcodes of the places you know, and see for yourself just how much Britain has been destroyed by immigration.
We hope this map will give you a clear, comprehensive view of the radical changes that have happened to our homeland, and help illustrate why Remigration is needed NOW.
remigrationnow.co.uk/map/
DaveTalks retweeted
I find this rhetoric impeccably funny because those who voted Reform in 2024 gave us labour.
DaveTalks retweeted
Politics is first and foremost about serving and protecting people who share your identity. The black politicians get it - hence the demand for reparations. The Muslim politicians get it - hence the focus on Gaza. The Hindu politicians get it - hence the defence of Indian immigration.
The only people who don't get it are the Europeans.
Politics is not about voting, democracy, or the rule of law. These niceties are only an option when you have a shared identity, shared values, and deep agreement on the national interest.
As long as the Europeans keep pretending that procedure and law are the essence of politics, they will always lose against those who understanding that procedure and law are there to serve a particular identity.
DaveTalks retweeted
āOne thing I would like to see is much better regulation of mosques,ā says Reform UKās @danny__kruger.
Even assuming we can marginalise third-world sub-cultures with fancy laws, how does Kruger expect his regulations to fare once we decline into a powerless minority in our own homeland?
Laws are a function of demographics. They can and will be swiftly repealed by our replacements if we surrender, as both the Tories and Reform expect us to do, to unarmed conquest.
DaveTalks retweeted
I see Matt Goodwin is complaining about Restore Britain supporters not voting for Reform
- You laughed at mass deportations
- You want to assimilate migrants
- You compared us to the National Front
- You said we would fade into irrelevance
- You called us absurd
- You said remigration is divorced from reality
- You insulted good friends of yours because they joined Restore
- You said you picked up most support from Nigerians
We're not doing this anymore
Our votes do not belong to Reform UK
We are Restore Britain
DaveTalks retweeted
šØNEW: A UK bank chief executive, reacting to John Healey's decision to raise the bank's profit surcharge said:
"Taxing the engines of growth to reduce VAT on gherkins is end-of-Rome level of stupidity"
[@FT]
DaveTalks retweeted
You remember the Cambridge train attack last year where a bloke tried stabbing 10 or more people?
His trial started today.
Not worthy of front page news apparently
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c98rā¦
DaveTalks retweeted
šØ SUMMARY: The OBR forecasts following John Healey's Budget
- Welfare spending will rise to Ā£431.3bn by 2030/31 - an increase of Ā£97.5bn a year in cash terms
- This includes Ā£209.8bn on pensioner benefits, Ā£110.7bn on Universal Credit, Ā£69.6bn on disability benefits, Ā£13.9bn on Child Benefit and Ā£27.2bn on other welfare
- Inflation will peak at 3.75% in early 2027, up from the earlier prediction of 2%
- UK GDP growth will slow from around 1.25% in 2026 to 1% in 2027, before climbing to 1.6% in 2031
- Average UK unemployment will rise to 5.1% across 2026 and 2027
- The Employment Rights Act will "likely" have a negative economic impact because of reduced flexibility and greater uncertainty for businesses
- The landlord tax increases (property income) could contribute to a long-term rise in private rents and discourage landlords from entering the market
- Real household disposable income per person will be around 0.75% lower in 2030-31 than it expected in March 2026
- Higher earnings and frozen tax thresholds will increase income tax and National Insurance receipts by Ā£9bn in 2026-27 and around Ā£8bn on average in subsequent forecast years compared with March
- Net migration is forecast to fall to 120,000 in the year to mid-2026, then gradually rise to 230,000 by the year to mid-2031
- Nominal weekly earnings growth will slow to around 3.5% in 2026, then average roughly 2.25% a year
- Andy Burnham's first-time buyer scheme could raise house prices by increasing demand without enough new homes being built
DaveTalks retweeted
A Budget that amounts to pissing into a westerly gale - tinkering around the edges while the British economy burns, with a treasury packed full of economic arsonists.
It is an insult to every taxpayer, every struggling business and every family being bled dry by this rotten economic system. Nothing will change - we continue our uninterrupted plunge into the abyss.
The country is drowning in debt. I donāt know how else to say thisā¦
We are BANKRUPT. We cannot afford any of this. Nothing.
A crushing tax burden remains, small businesses are strangled and as employers weāre punished for creating jobs. For what? To fund millions of scroungers who canāt be arsed to work like the rest of us? Foreigners who turn up and expect housing, benefits, healthcare? When our tax goes up, THAT is what we are funding.
Debt is now THREE TRILLION. We can thank lockdown for a large part of that. But please think about it. Three trillion. The scale is just unimaginable. Yet we get another Chancellor fiddling with the numbers while the country goes up in flames. Billions and billions and billions get added every month. It is GROWING. I donāt know how else to say this.
The people governing us seem absolutely incapable of understanding one basic principle.
Wealth is created by businesses and workers. NOT by politicians spending somebody else's money to win votes. NOT by the state. NOT by the public sector. I detest it.
The British people, working mums and dads, are expected to work longer and harder to fund this corrupt charade - all while giant multinationals shift vast profits out of our country on the back of their work and bloated corporates extract outrageous contract profits from the taxpayer thanks to criminal public sector mismanagement.
I challenge Healey or Burnham. Go and start a business. A cafe, a contractor, a small shop. Try being a sole contractor on the tools. Experience these taxes, the regulation, the stress. Have their families rely on sporadic invoices. Watch their earnings get siphoned off by a corrupt state. Letās see how they get on.
The system does not need reforming, or conserving - it needs smashing up. We need to rip apart, limb from limb, the failed assumptions that have governed British economic policy for decades.
Cut the waste. Shrink the state. Slash the tax burden. Back small British businesses. Reward work. Restore the incentive to invest, build, employ and succeed. Get millions of healthy Brits OFF benefits. Give people a reason to work. BE UNPOPULAR. If healthy scroungers hate me for taking their benefits off them, good. Get used to it.
Itās all that, on a scale never seen before, or the country will collapse further into a third world hellhole - only this time weāll get the hyperinflation and total economic catastrophe in addition to the migrants.
I refuse to leave a broken, bankrupt nation to my children and grandchildren.
Restore Britain is offering a route out.
It will be painful, more than anyone realises.
But it is the only way.
DaveTalks retweeted
Men are expected to become scholars of female desire while women get a pass for dismissing male desire with an eye roll and a sigh.
That double standard is part of the problem.
DaveTalks retweeted
Understand how the narrative works.
Ahead of Brazilās election, they were gearing up to blame Meta if Lula lost. Now that heās been declared the winner, weāre hearing about the brilliant use of WhatsApp (Meta) that helped deliver his victory.
When Obama won in 2012, they celebrated his shrewd use of Facebook, voter data and microtargeting. When Brexit happened and Trump won in 2016, we got the Cambridge Analytica moral panic.
When the left wins, itās brilliant digital campaigning. When the right wins, itās social media manipulation undermining democracy.
How 'Lula's Army' WhatsApp chat helped turn Brazil election around bbc.in/4zU8c9w
DaveTalks retweeted
Wild how:
Muslims have Muslim nations
Jews get a Jewish nation
Buddhists have Buddhist nations
Hindus have Hindu nations
But Christians are only allowed to have Secular Liberal Multi Cultural Democraciesā¢ļø
DaveTalks retweeted
@PeterBleksley, the way you spoke to @Alexarmstrong was disgusting. I was genuinely taken aback.
If the question was whether he would fight here, on British soil, to protect this countryās women and children from men who mean them harm, I suspect the answer would be yes.
But calling a 35-year-old man a ācowardā because he doesnāt want to be sent abroad to kill other young men at the behest of a government that has spent much of his life treating him like shit? How dare you?
Young white men and boys are repeatedly told theyāre privileged, toxic and the source of every problem in the world since the 1700s. Veterans and their families are left fighting for support. Then, when the government wants soldiers, these same young men are expected to fall into line and go off and die for the goverments banker mates.
At 35, the majority of thier lives theyve been told theyāre everything wrong with Britain - they're not even allowed to call themselves "British" or wave their own flag without being abused and insulted - now they're called "cowards" for questioning whether they owe its politicians their lives.
Utterly disgusting. You owe Alex an apology.
A heated GB News debate between Peter Bleksley and @Alexarmstrong asked whether young people should go to war for Britain when the government has done nothing for them. I stand with Alex on this one. Why should anyone be expected to fight for a country that has failed them?.
DaveTalks retweeted
The establishment will look you in the eye and tell you there is no link between immigration and house prices.
A recent report from the Centre for Policy Studies found that immigration since 2020 pushed house prices up by Ā£19,370 compared with a scenario of zero net migration.
The reason for higher prices is simple. Demand is outstripping supply, and nearly 100% of our population growth is driven by immigration.
We cannot go on having average house prices at 8-10x average wages. You can tinker with planning rules and tax incentives all you like, but if you want young Brits to be able to buy homes and raise families, we need remigration.
DaveTalks retweeted
I confirm the 2023 peace-treaty plan that was leaked to the FT.
What the draft envisaged:
- Russia withdraws its troops from most of the four oblasts it had just declared āannexed.ā
- The new line of demarcation runs roughly along the line as of February 24, 2022: Crimea and the part of Donbas that Russia controlled before the full-scale invasion.
- Ukraine recognizes Russian control over Crimea.
- Ukraine grants Russia an unobstructed land corridor to Crimea.
- The ceasefire regime is guaranteed by NATO countries that provide protection for Ukraine.
- Russia begins negotiations with the US on its own security guarantees.
From my side, Iāll add a few insider details that few people know about.
The plan was discussed NOT ONLY by Rodnyansky: the key figure was ABRAMOVICH.
Moreover, Russia was ready to give up the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant as well. And the 300 billion in frozen assets was to go toward rebuilding all of Ukraine, that is, together with the occupied territories.
As for Crimea: we were not required to recognize it as Russian, only to recognize Russiaās control over it. In other words, we acknowledge that right now it is under Russian control (which is how it is). We were also required to adopt a law banning the return of Crimea by military means.
The land corridor to Crimea, a highway and a railway, was to be built at Russiaās expense. The hardest question was how to guard it. That is why the Russians were ready to give up Melitopol, but not Tokmak: they feared we would cut the corridor with artillery.
Zelensky rejected this proposal at the time.