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Well this is awkward…. Brexiter mentions the EU being at fault for car manufacturing decreasing in Europe. So what happens when we test this in the real world and have a country leave the EU? Oh right, we actually did this…. These are the results.
In Europe, the idiot EU has caused car factories to close down. In the USA, there are more factories now being built in the USA than ever in history. Trump's tariffs are a masterstroke.
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Is the French election actually far right vs far left? Nope, its socialist vs socialist both who will fail when the bond market kicks in them out.
Replying to @RejoinNowUK @grok
What spending cutting are you talking about? Even the RN demands a lower retirement age.
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Opinion?
I don’t see how France can be fixed because such a large % of the economy is just government spending. Cutting spending therefore just cuts the economy.
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Why are the right so statistically illiterate?
Just remember this. When Labour say "free movement" we're not talking about hardworking Polish plumbers anymore. We're talking about the 1 million illegals who Spain's Pedro Sánchez just put on a fast-track to citizenship. They will head straight to the UK.
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Tucker Carlson: “No one has explained why Russia is so bad, why Putin is so bad.” Says the guy who defended Hitler’s invasion of Poland
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Mass migration is a myth, debate me.
The UK’s birth rate has been sub replacement since 1972. Annual population growth has been 0.67% since 2000. That is not mass migration, its common sense.
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Brexiteers claim that rejoining the EU would mean losing control of immigration Reality check: after Brexit, the UK saw record levels of non-EU immigration under the immigration system Brexiteers created Non-EU net migration exceeded 1 million in the year ending March 2023 🇬🇧🇪🇺
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Makes no sense
So true. Here's an extraordinary comparison. Economists estimated that Brexit was costing the Treasury at least £40 billion a year in lost tax revenue. And how much did Rishi Sunak announce in tax increases in March 2022? £46 billion. Think about that. Britain lost £40 billion in annual tax revenue through Brexit, while the then Chancellor announced tax rises worth £46 billion. That's almost the same amount. We were promised Brexit would make Britain richer and free up money for public services. Instead, we made ourselves poorer — and taxpayers were left facing the bill. This was a direct result of leaving the single market.
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Literally, what even in the anti EU right wing argument?
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Rejoin Now retweeted
The only thing stopping the PM having an honest discussion is Labour’s EU red lines. Removing them will get our economy growing and give us the chance to join the EU Migration and Asylum Pact. That’s how we create a controlled, fair and safe asylum system.
🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham says an "honest discussion" is needed on Britain readopting EU free movement "Freedom of movement had very significant challenges associated with it... but it was a type of immigration that perhaps wasn’t as difficult [as now]"
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This is very economically illiterate. The Uk is ageing and we have a low birth rate with less young workers and more pensioners. There is not an endless supply of young Brits on benefits.
We don’t need free movement, we don’t need immigration, we don’t need endless third world migrants. We need to get healthy British men and women currently claiming benefits back into work. Millions of them. It is that simple.
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I’d be more than happy to welcome the UK back into the EU. 🇪🇺🇬🇧 Honestly, I don’t care about what happened in the past. We can overcome our disagreements. The British are part of Europe, and they always have been.
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The right crashed the economy by 5% so they could have more immigrants?
The Prime Minister is right - it’s time for an honest conversation about our relationship with the EU and where we are now as a country - our economy and our security - and what is best for the UK going forward.
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Why does nobody talk about the need for Europe to unite its capital markets? Mississippi is technically nowhere in the ai race. It is no surprise the only two countries competing are China and the USA. They are the biggest economies in the world. Individual European countries are too small.
🇪🇺 Palantir CEO Alex Karp thinks Europe is becoming IRRELEVANT in the global AI race “With a minor exception in Israel, China and the U.S. are the only relevant countries.” A brutal (and accurate) assessment of a continent home to some of the world's wealthiest economies and most prestigious universities. And Karp is visibly frustrated. “That’s one thing I am apoplectic about in Europe. You can’t help someone who doesn’t want to be helped.” If AI becomes the foundation of economic and military power, Europe risks becoming completely dependent on the two countries building it. America and China are competing to shape the future, while Europe struggles to impose regulations on it. Writer: Oliver
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So he is angry about Europeans moving to the UK but is chuffed about the millions of Indians and Pakistanis 🤣
🚨 Andy Burnham has said he is open to taking Britain BACK into freedom of movement with the EU. That means 450 million people will be able to move to the UK, with no powers to stop them. Plus anyone in the world who can get their hands on citizenship of ANY EU country. Burnham is determined to open the floodgates and overwhelm Britain. He MUST be voted out!
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This should be enough for you to never vote Restore.
The ministers, the civil servants, the judges, the journalists, the professors, the activists. Every one will answer for their crimes against Britain.
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The whole European continent would probably have their borders shut by now. Instead the right chose to be anti unity instead of changing the EU from within.
Many on the British right don't want to hear this, but Sadiq Khan is correct here. A majority of the British population supports rejoining the EU, and the left is already picking up this issue. On the right, only @cfdownes_ - to his credit - left the door open by suggesting that if the EU turns rightward then perhaps Britain should be part of it again. It's time for the British right to stop treating Brexit like some kind of epic victory for their side and face the truth. Leaving the EU has not just made Britain poorer, but also - Khan oddly enough failed to mention this - demographically less European, delivering the opposite squared of what it was meant to achieve. Moreover, Britain's foreign policy is now more reliant on the whims of either Washington or human rights lawyers, depending on whether the right or the left is in power, instead of deciding on issues together with its neighbours like before. Meanwhile, on issues that really matter like defense cooperation, Brexit seems to have had little impact as Britain simply keeps following the European line. As for the EU itself, the European centre-right has abandoned its long-held "firewall" against the nationalist right in Brussels, leading to the passing of a series of anti-immigration measures by the European Parliament that are stricter than those of many individual countries, including return hubs outside of Europe. Since EU elections work according to a proportional representation system unlike the UK's own "First-Past-the-Post", a rejoined Britain's MEP's would be overwhelmingly on the right, as they indeed were before the UK left the EU, and they would undoubtedly drag Brussels even more rightward. In short, a strong right-wing case can be made for Britain rejoining the EU, and I urge the British right - most likely to no avail - to start making that case. The left surely isn't waiting and is already making overtures to reverse Brexit, linking it to economic insecurity. The fact that the majority of people in Britain are against mass immigration in no way guarantees that this will always be the most important issue for them during elections. They might just as easily vote for someone who promises Rejoin. Combining those two positions would therefore be a solid electoral strategy, but I am afraid most of the British right isn't ready for this conversation yet.
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Will @RollingHedge respond or keep ignoring my challenges? Just like the mass migration myth no one can actually debate me on it. Unfunded government spending is my second largest enemy.
You genuinely believe that the UK will have sovereign ai and hardware after. Unfunded income tax cuts, unfunded inheritance tax abolishment, unfunded refund student debt interest, unfunded canceling of trade with Pakistan, unfunded mass deportations. Lets be honest, you just believe whatever they say with no objective analysis.
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Why did Europe fail? Because our people and politicians didn’t want it to succeed.
Let’s rejoin the European Union 🤡
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Correct. Russias whole economy is basically war and selling resources. No value added or services.
Facts and data often contradict narratives and propaganda on social media. Russia is a paper tiger. Before you reply with purchasing power parity, read the post below. Yes, they play above their league. Why? Two reasons: First, they turned the entire country into a war economy. They have no future industries or innovation and need to invade their neighbors to avoid collapse. Second, human life doesn’t matter in Russia. They have sacrificed 1.5 million Russians for nothing and committed the most outrageous war crimes against women and children in Europe since WWII. They simply don’t care about moral or Christian values. If, despite the overwhelming evidence, you take Russia’s side, you are simply not much better than them.
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