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Nottinghamshire truck driver 🚛 | Straight-talking on politics

Nottingham, England
Joined February 2014
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The Uniparty’s smears know no bounds. Suella Braverman said she isn’t English, and they’ve twisted her words to paint her as a racist. It’s absurd. I’m pushing back against that kind of dishonest attack. We need more people calling out the smears and setting the record straight. If you agree, watch the video, share it and help spread the message. We must stand together and challenge the Uniparty’s attacks. @SuellaBraverman – at New Clipstone, England
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Worrying news from the Portsmouth protests: father-of-two Del Somerville has reportedly been jailed for two years after throwing a plastic bottle and swearing at police officers. Is this further evidence of two-tier justice? #portsmouth @reformparty_uk – at New Clipstone, England
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An embarrassing result for the Conservative Party as Reform secured a hefty majority, proving once again that we are here to stay. With the Jenrick factor now in full swing, those remaining Conservative seats across Nottinghamshire could soon be turning turquoise. – at New Clipstone, England
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I detest the Canary and its petulant antics, but debanking is not acceptable and should never become the norm. While I would have no objection to seeing it fail, that should happen because the public chooses to turn away, not because banks decide to act as judge, jury and executioner. In a free society, people should lose support through public opinion, not financial censorship. – at New Clipstone, England
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God bless these people! – at New Clipstone, England
American rescue workers pull a baby from the rubble in Venezuela following a pair of deadly earthquakes last week.
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The absolute Hypocrisy!! – at New Clipstone, England
Sad to see these attempts to split the vote and allow a Labour candidate in for Great Yarmouth. Look at the odds and polling David - the Tories WILL lose. Every leaflet you deliver is a leaflet for the Labour candidate.
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Replying to @metpoliceuk
@metpoliceuk If this doesn't count as incitement, I don't know what does. Now would be an excellent time to demonstrate that the rules apply equally to everyone. – at New Clipstone, England
Can we burn houses down when a White man tries to kill someone? Asking for a friend.
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Interesting, given this is the same man who has spent months criticising Reform for exactly this kind of behaviour. The hypocrisy is hard to miss.
We have a moral obligation to those Afghans who supported our troops. It's our mess. We can't just abandon them to the wolves.
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The Conservative Party has just hammered the final nail into its own coffin with a sledgehammer.
WATCH: Badenoch Attacks Nigel Farage Over Response to Killing of Henry Nowak order-order.com/2026/06/02/w…
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Let a father mourn his son without reaching for some ridiculous tinfoil-hat conspiracy. Not everything is part of some grand plot. Have a bit of decency and respect. Honestly, you're making yourself look like a complete cretin. – at New Clipstone, England
I hate to mention it, but you can hear the hidden-hand of the state's community relations managers in Henry's father's speech. "Henry was one of the most inclusive individuals..." "This is not a case about Sikhism. This is not a case about racism..." "This doesn't mean going to the streets..." If Henry's father wrote every word, then I will retract my suspicions. But from "Don't look back in anger" after Manchester Arena, to the parents saying "Have no hate in your heart for any race or religion" after Valdo Calocane's stabbing spree in Nottingham, we have seen time and again how the government coaches themselves grieving families to rattle off antiracist slogans, all to manage public outrage about crimes that never needed to happen, committed by people who do not need to be here.
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Maggie Oliver has done more than almost anyone to expose this scandal and fight for those young girls. Restore needs to get its activists under control because this is becoming ridiculous. It's completely out of hand and frankly an absolute joke. – at New Clipstone, England
I don’t care what maggie Oliver says She’s neck deep in this scandal herself and is trying to cover her arse She is not the ultimate decider on what needs to be done
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This is quite significant. Perhaps he realised Camilla Tominey doesn’t pull her punches. – at New Clipstone, England
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Do not let Rupert Lowe’s ego hand Labour another victory. – at New Clipstone, England
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These accounts keep charging in screaming they’ve found a smoking gun, only for everyone to look over and see a bloody water pistol. Seriously, just repeatedly shouting that someone made “horrific tweets” does not magically make them horrific, you utter cretins. – at New Clipstone, England
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Quite a simple answer to the issue really. – at New Clipstone, England
Replying to @just_some_dev
Just stay out of the ladies you abusive piece of shit.
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Restore Britain have once again discovered that shouting slogans on social media is much easier than understanding how government actually works. They are screeching about translation spending in Lincolnshire whilst conveniently ignoring the fact the contract was signed BEFORE Reform took control and runs from 2024 until 2028. Public sector contracts are not scribbled on the back of a cigarette packet. You cannot simply tear them up overnight without legal challenges and compensation costs landing on taxpayers. Then comes the selective outrage. Restore howl about “foreign language spending” but somehow forget to mention that the figures also include British Sign Language services for deaf people. Apparently accuracy gets in the way of a good outrage post. Worse still for the doom mongers, spending under the previous administrations was actually HIGHER. 2022/23: over £317,000. 2023/24: nearly £280,000. 2024/25: £244,000. 2025/26: £272,000. So the great “scandal” they are shrieking about is still BELOW what the old establishment was spending. And then we arrive at the funniest part of all. Restore quote government guidance saying councils are not legally required to translate every document into foreign languages as though they have uncovered the Watergate tapes. Nobody claimed otherwise. Councils still have legal duties around safeguarding, social care, children’s services and accessibility. A huge chunk of these costs sit inside those statutory obligations. This is the difference between campaigning and governing. Serious people deal with contracts, procurement law and statutory duties. – at New Clipstone, England
We know that Reform councils are spending hundreds of thousands of pounds on foreign language translation. Reform people have got very upset with me pointing that out... So, let's take a look at the evidence. This below is what Reform posted on the 25th of March 2025 about Lincolnshire County Council. "£200,000 wasted on translation, interpretation and language services last year alone." If they thought they couldn't change it, why campaign on that point? They then won that council. Full control. What did they do? Upped the spend on foreign language translation services - splurging thousands and thousands more on translation for foreign languages. According to our investigation, they spent £272,245 in their first year in charge. Up from £244,947 the year before. Reform have claimed it's the law to provide foreign language translation services. Two points. If that's the case, why were they pushing this line before the election? Secondly, and more importantly. They're wrong. A Written Ministerial Statement by the former Communities Secretary stated the following... "Of course, local authorities must comply with the duties set out in the Equalities Act 2010, including the duty not to discriminate and the public sector equality duty. But this is not a legal duty to translate documents into foreign languages." Our FOI investigations have shown that across Reform councils they're spending VAST amounts of money on translation into Arabic, Kurdish and whatever else. We've got the stats from right across their councils. It is a scandalous waste. They are all talk. When it comes to delivering, they have made things worse - wasting thousands on Arabic translation costs. A total betrayal. Let me be clear about Restore Britain's position. We would scrap ALL foreign language translation/interpretation in the public sector. You live in England, you speak English. End of story. There is finally a political party willing to do what needs to be done. Restore Britain.
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It seems Rupert either needs to go back and do some homework or learn the first thing about local politics. Reform inherited this budget and could not simply rewrite it overnight. The first real opportunity to make changes comes with this year's budget round and they are already making strong changes where they can. Some of these spending requirements are imposed by central government, meaning councils do not even have a choice. But where Reform can act, they are acting. Am I the only one getting bored of these cheap, silly tactics? @RupertLowe10 – at New Clipstone, England
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This woman has zero common sense. I played for an Indian hockey team in London twenty years ago, and they loved Britain, loved British culture, and believed in controlled immigration. Back then I was having the same conversations with my teammates that I now have with friends in Reform UK today. The narrative pushed by the left that concerns about immigration or integration are automatically racist has always made me laugh. Even more absurd is the idea that a small group of activists can simply appoint themselves as the voice of entire communities. People are individuals with their own views, values, and experiences. I am just glad reality is finally catching up with the left’s narrative. – at New Clipstone, England
Sikh, hindus and even Muslims who are voting Reform..apparently because they think Reform won't tax them. 😭😭😭😭 I can't even.......
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Who could have possibly guessed that! – at New Clipstone, England
Been informed there is a lot more to this story and denial of party leadership involvement in whatever happened here. Clarification from Restore higher ups incoming, allegedly. Keep your eyes peeled! Will leave this up with this note until then
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It really is. – at New Clipstone, England
It's amazing how many people complain about parenting and their kids. Being a dad is literally the best thing in the world.
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