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Linda A retweeted
Conscription - who'd actually go?
It's a hot topic at the moment.
For decades we've been told by politicians that borders and sovereignty don't matter. They've denounced Brexit, they wouldn't give us our sovereignty even though we won itā
All of a sudden these same politicians here and in the EU think sovereignty is so important we must fight or die for it.ā
Fight for our country. Yet they won't allow us to have a country because everybody else from everywhere else is living in it.
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Our taxes have been sent out of our country funding war, going across to Ukraine in the form of loans - money we'll never get back. It's all spent on the military industrial complex. The weapons are made in the West. So who really benefits from war ?
First they've been feeding our taxes into war. Now they want to feed our bodies.
And then who have we got to actually fight it?
Not enough troops for sure
Let's look at the rest
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Will the little boats people fight,? Will the dual citizenship fight,?
Will the recent immigrants fight ?
What about people on benefits, they can't or won't work - no offence to the genuine ones - but do you think the fake claimants are the type to sign up to be killed? There was no huge benefit system back in
WW1 or 2
.Everyone had to work.
Uni students - old enough to scream at authority but would they fight to defend it .
Quick enough to make placards for the Middle East, but actually fight for Britain?
As for calling up veterans on standby whilst at the same time prosecuting them - you couldn't make it up. Do we really want our sons, husbands, brothers and daughters bodies adding to the pile of Ukrainian corpses?
We've sat back and seen European politicians bugger everyone's countries up. By spending our taxes on other countries as our own pitifully declines.
Money spaffed on weapons of war for other countries whilst granny breaks her hip left in agony after a 3 hour wait for an ambulance and dumped in a hallway in a hospital where a shift change means she gets no pain relief.
Despite campaigning saying he'll honour Brexit Burnham plans to take us back into the communist style outfit responsible for Europe's financial and structural decline.
On the world stage the EU is a laughing stock. Already the superpowers are calling it Eurasia because of the excessive influx of people from the Middle East, Pakistan and Africa.
What are we fighting for? Our taxes go overseas and the people overseas come here.
We're told Russia is the enemy
Putin may be a hard man but he's astute, a capitalist not a communist.
There were those meetings last year with Trump, Xi and Putin - looks to me like the big boys are carving it all up anyway. Ukraine's basically over, can't win, and now you hear BlackRock moving in, first digital nation unatainable loan repayments swapped for mineral rights and economic infiltration.
A lot of my generation, people who were in the police, military, we grew up with Queen and country - and the Queen was far more popular wasn't she. If you were conscripted you believed it was for the right reasons.
Now people have got the internet. They can research what's really going on and hear all sorts of opinions about WHY we're being sent to war to possibly die
Gone are the days when we just believed a few newspapers who glamourised war to encourage enrollment as their counterparts benefitted from war.
Political neglect on all fronts has stopped our services functioning. If the NHS do t have enough beds in peacetime to save costs, what chance have we at war?
Meanwhile as we mourn our losses,
Wes Streeting and Angela Rayner will be afforded the safety of a sophisticated bunker, these character that will be saved are no Churchill.
No doubt Barm Cake Bill will still be drafting policies about bus fares and parking fines .
The Russians should just get in the dinghies they wouldn't need to fire a bullet!
Linda A retweeted
I was born in High Wycombe in 1982 and lived there for between one and two years, on Whitelands Road in a house my parents received from my mumās parents. My mumās family have strong, generations-long ties to Wycombe.
We were one of the last white families on our street as it got overrun by Pakistanis.
My Dad witnessed a murder of a Pakistani neighbour next door but one - a father stabbed by his son because he didnāt want the marriage that had been arranged for him.
My mum tells of Pakistani women with filthy saris on the bus and seeing them wiping their noses on their clothes and the stench of their cooking.
We moved to a village a couple of miles out, though we still had cause to go into town two or three times a week, not least because my mumās mum; āGranny on the hillā, lived there until her death in 2010, and my dad worked in an architects office on Crendon Street, and when my siblings and I were older my mum worked with Granny in a factory in the town, in a proper old red-brick factory building.
Moving out of the town was āWhite Flightā, of course it was, and for good reasons which should be clear, and thanks to moving I was able to enjoy an idyllic early childhood in a house with open fireplaces and a good size garden in a village that still had a village shop and surrounded by fields and hills and woods, going to a small C of E village school with Victorian buildings overlooking a grassy hillside with a magnificent church spire rising above trees on the top (where I was christened), with toilets accessible directly from the playground in a little outbuilding that still had those cisterns high up on the wall with a pull chain and with a playground overlooking a vegetable garden.
I have many fond memories of dog walks and bike rides, of playing at being hobbits (I was always Bilbo), of learning about local history at school and being so inspired as to make models of old fashioned woodworking tools at home (Wycombe is of course famous for its chair factories and the bodgers in the woods who supplied the factories with the turned chair legs and spokes).
Describing my early childhood it strikes me that for younger people it must sound like a mythical England, like nothing like it could have ever really existed; and yet it did, and well within living memory. Iām only 44.
I believe it would be the easiest thing in the world to put the clock back and start over from where we were a few decades ago and that with modern technology we could make up for all the lost time in a short time.
We have the best people in the world and we could create a heaven on Earth in which every English child would experience a wonderful childhood.
The only thing needed is the political will.
The recovery begins with remigration.
Since Tony Blair exploded onto the political arena with his New Labour policies, everything that followed has gone wrong for indigenous Brits. We were working then as were many others, and we trusted the govt of the day to run our country correctly and use our hard-earned taxes to look after us and our children, after all that is why we paid them! Unfortunately while we worked the politicians playedš”
Now, thirty years after Blairās coronation we can see our trust has been badly misplaced if not totally abused. We finally woke up and smelt the coffee, and saw to our horror how our leaders have deceived us. Not only Labour but the Tories too, sold the British people and their country down the river big time! Nothing works , nothing at all including the illegal immigrants of whom there are now obviously more than we imagined. Weāre overrun by illegals who are costing us a fortuneā¦. how can this continue? Plus the politicians continue to lie and tell us things are improvingā¦..Theyāre not!
Our British ancestors built, worked and died for this country. They would be turning in their graves if they could see it now.
The only light on the horizon are the Right wing parties who if united could possibly save the day. But no, even they canāt work together and only think of their own agendas.
I truly despair at the thought of anyone bringing a new life into such a dismal and frightening place as Britain
Weāre being told to āprepare for warā, blackouts and food shortages! Wtf!
Sorry for the rant but what I see is very depressing š¤¦āāļø
A five month review on the murder of Henry Novak will probably result in ā¦RECOMMENDATIONS!
Henryās parents donāt need that Iām sure. The rest of us surely want the whole family of the imbecilic Indian murderer removed from our country, and a reassurance he will get life imprisonment. These ethnicities who carry knives as part of their culture should be told it is now illegal, and if they donāt like it they can move back to their place of origin. I for one am now totally sick of these uneducated, dangerous people being allowed to roam freely in our country carrying dangerous weapons!
GBNews:
Burnham opens the door to EU citizens living and working in the U.K.
I thought there werenāt many jobs available. What exactly are they going to do?
Whose jobs will they take?
So many questions but no details given!
Will we have numerous Europeans as well as Africans coming here permanently?
The mind boggles! š¤¦āāļø
Linda A retweeted
The Conservatives and Labour have overseen a massive increase in violent crime, especially attacks on women. Much of it has been fuelled by illegal immigration. One can only conclude they believe it is a price worth paying for their multicultural ideal. Britain deserves better.
Linda A retweeted
ANDREW NEIL: Labour has a cheek asking the people to be more resilient in the face of danger when itās done nothing to improve national resilience (and neither did the Tories)
dailymail.com/debate/articleā¦
Linda A retweeted
Shabana Mahmoodās post selectively omits the latest ONS data. Domestic abuse up 7.8%.
Recorded sexual offences to the police is up 4%.
Rape up 2%.
Itās no wonder her party dislike X since their misinformation gets challenged on here.
Some chatter on social media would have you believe that crime is out of control.
The facts tell a different story.
As @frasernelson has shown in his Substack today:
Violence is at its lowest level since the crime survey began in 1981.
Robbery is at a record low.
Crime, excluding fraud, is 78% down on its peak in 1995.
And the stats show this Government is delivering on its promises too:
Knife crime is down 11%.
Knife murders are at their lowest level in 35 years.
Thefts including phone snatching have fallen by 20% in the last year alone.
But I know there is more that we must do, and we will:
Weāve put more than 3,800 extra neighbourhood officers into roles, with named, contactable officers for every neighbourhood.
Weāre introducing the most significant reforms to policing in a generation.
We are tackling rising rates of violence against women and girls through our landmark strategy.
And we are tackling crimes like fraud, more prevalent in our increasingly online world, with Ā£250 million directed to this challenge in our Fraud Strategy published this year.
Linda A retweeted
Five years ago Sir David Amess MP was brutally stabbed to death by an Islamist terrorist while meeting his constituents. Now pro-Palestine activists are filming themselves spitting on his memorial. A country with backbone would have drawn a clear line when Sir David was murdered.
Instead, we are seeing mob rule, intimidation and anarchy, all apparently with the tacit approval of the government.
Linda A retweeted
@MichelleDewbs , I'll tell you what I think when we are told to prepare for an emergency, I think what's our Government got planned for us, not Russia or anyone else, our own Government, they are reprehensible.
8% increase in recorded crimes in our countryā¦.
Thatās a lot of crime!
I experienced a scammer yesterday. He said he was part of a leading bankās fraud team and wanted to prevent me being scammed. When I called him out he became very aggressiveā¦canāt repeat what he said!š®Criminals seem to be very sensitive souls š¤¦āāļøš¤
Lefty Jonathan Lis being unbelievably stupid when he says the King should apologise for slavery! Glad Emma Trimble is putting him right!
Letās hope Lis spends some time reading about how much it cost the U.K. to abolish slavery.
Also, itās still going on in certain African countries, so if weāre going to get involved surely we should start there!
Is it really necessary to have
these Left- wing parrots on GBNews Mr Ofcom? š