Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
Oh dear … here’s Precious Andy explaining in 2016 that the free movement of people has destroyed jobs in the UK…
He’ll say anything for power. But you must know that by now.
It’s just a race to the bottom hey Andy?
Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
Weapons being shipped into Migrant accommodation #UK
WTF is actually going on.
Met bodycam: officers opening parcels and pulling out box after box of banned machetes and zombie knives. You can hear them counting — 18 a box, then four boxes, five boxes. Their faces say it all. “Jesus Christ.”
These were being delivered to an 11-bedroom HMO in London. Not a warehouse. A residential address.
This is the absolute state of the country. Weapons like this shipping in and landing on ordinary streets while normal people are just trying to get on with their lives. We shouldn’t have to live like this.
Get this traitorous government out.
Vote @RupertLowe10 of @RestoreBritain
Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
Six police surround myself and my wife and arrest us at home. This is from the police bodycam footage. We’re currently taking action against Bedfordshire police for this outrageous arrest. Myself and my wife were clearly soft targets, not exactly hardened criminals but they handcuffed both anyway …all charges dropped after a couple of months with no apology or explanation. The children were terrorised and they’ll never trust the police again.
Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
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Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
France, part of the police drop their orders and march with the people. Game Over, Macron.
Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
This will be used in all the wrong ways….
Is everybody watching????
WTF is actually going on.
Met bodycam: officers opening parcels and pulling out box after box of banned machetes and zombie knives. You can hear them counting — 18 a box, then four boxes, five boxes. Their faces say it all. “Jesus Christ.”
These were being delivered to an 11-bedroom HMO in London. Not a warehouse. A residential address.
This is the absolute state of the country. Weapons like this shipping in and landing on ordinary streets while normal people are just trying to get on with their lives. We shouldn’t have to live like this.
Get this traitorous government out.
Vote @RupertLowe10 of @RestoreBritain
Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
🚨BREAKING🚨
My house was raided yesterday morning at 5.30am by Greater Manchester Police, one uniformed officer and three from CID, with a live arrest warrant out for me.
This is in relation to the attacks on migrant HMOs across Salford.
Absolute nonsense.
All I’ve done is report what’s happening in our communities using public council information and refused to condemn our own people.
I expect to be arrested in the next day or two.
I’ll keep you updated.
This is a stitch-up for telling the truth.
Never surrender 💪🏻🏴
Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
Predictions…
Nothingburger budget from Healey, whose incompetence is visible from space, and r-Andeh who doesn’t know why we’re “in hock to the bond market”.
In December, r-Andeh goes to the polls to get new mandate for big spending spree, sold to us as defence driven to ward off Putin and build infrastructure- because he can’t deliver what they want to under current fiscal rules. This will be a rouse.
Labour will win if they go this year (and lose if they go next year*). On the timeline where they win, they will - of course - then borrow even more and spend it all on welfaremaxxing for their client groups.
They then will crater the economy harder than anyone before them through even more retarded socialism. We then get net zero Miliband blackouts and Russian/Chinese/Iranian/North Korean AI driven cyber attacks on our grid and supermarkets/food supply chain. Iranian energy (oil refinery infra capacity lagged effect) and delayed Urea/Phosphorous fertiliser shortage via Hormuz = food inflation shock, so far not fully felt, landing too. Inflation broadly up. The least capable politicians of all time - a coalition like the Tories before them - will struggle to remain cohesive during this period and will split the party even further. This will cause leadership contests now they’ve popped their regicide cherry.
Bond crisis from massive tax receipt shortfall in Feb* (will push them into election in May if haven’t gone in 2026*) causes sterling to get nailed, driving inflation up even further as cost of goods coming into Britain get much dearer - and the reaction will be widespread civil unrest because the population is broadly at breaking point mentally and financially - credit card defaults and delinquencies up, even more job losses, unemployment up, and that will all combine to spark fresh GE risk, potentially as soon as next year. May, perhaps, after local elections. Almost certainly by 2028.
Only then —when the lethal combo of a bond crisis, an energy crisis, a food shortage crisis, a cost of living crisis on steroids, and Labour tax policy as the foreplay and AI decimating the labour market and tax base as the main event - all arriving one after the other or in some instances simultaneously —will the British people fully realize how doggedly and relentlessly fucked they have been by the Uniparty’s decrepit somnambulist Oxbridge PPE retards, since 1997. Then they will wake up. What they were promised hasn’t been delivered. What they believed was a lie. The new paradigm will force them to accept the 4th turning is upon them.
They will want something new.
Something radical.
Something optimistic.
They will vote accordingly.
EXCLUSIVE:
Andy Burnham must “take the knife” to public spending in the budget or risk a Liz Truss-style crisis that will “crater” the economy and the government’s popularity, an ally of the prime minister has warned
Andy Haldane, a former chief economist at the Bank of England, said he feared the government would deliver a “mañana budget” that deferred the difficult decisions on public spending and “doesn’t speak to the urgency of now”
In an interview with The Times, he said that Britain was “close to being taxed out and maxed out in terms of borrowing”. He spoke of concerns that the government was failing to grasp how “precarious” the fiscal position was
He said that the government needs to cut the size of the state and reduce taxes if it were to “unleash the animal spirits and generate growth”
Haldane warned Burnham that he cannot “vibe-code” his way to growth, and raised concerns about the gap between the government’s rhetoric and the reality. He said that the government was effectively deferring the “day of reckoning”
He also said that the decision to increase taxes on banks could show that the government lacked the courage to cut public spending. He said the move was “penny wise, pound foolish” and sent a broader economic message that if businesses make profits “the taxman cometh”
Haldane said that while Burnham had the potential to be a “great prime minister” who could serve two terms, the economy was his “blind spot”. He said that the fiscal situation facing Britain was “precarious”
“The penny has not yet fully dropped, including in Downing Street,” he said. “You see that in us having the highest borrowing costs in the G7, despite not having the highest debts and deficits.
“It’s the old Hemingway [Ernest Hemingway, the author] thing, isn’t it? How do you go bankrupt? First slowly, then very quickly. The biggest risk to Andy not transforming Britain, to not serving two terms, to not being seen in the history books as a great prime minister, is not political risk.
“It’s not those who sit behind him. It’s probably not even those who sit opposite him in Westminster. Keir [Starmer] lost the dressing room. Andy’s biggest risk is that he loses the dealing room. And then that’s an even more painful way to go, as Liz Truss would tell you.”
Andy Haldane: PM risks Truss-style crisis if he dodges tough choices
thetimes.com/article/9b12c00…
So do I @LucyTCWife
Paul (Boots) Errock retweeted
Today, I filmed a Wakefield @UKLabour councillor mohammed ayub at a protest repeatedly shouting the word “pedo” at members of the public, while laughing alongside two younger men he brought with him. ( who are there )
I continued recording as the behaviour went on. Eventually, after noticing me filming a woman attending the protest on his own side approached him and told him to stop.
Let that sink in. It took someone from his own side to step in and tell him that his behaviour was unacceptable.
Whatever your political views, and whatever side of a protest you stand on, there is absolutely no excuse for a public representative to behave this way towards members of the public.
Councillors are elected to represent their communities, and their conduct in public matters. When someone in that position behaves like this, people have every right to question their judgement and standards.
I filmed this myself today. The footage speaks for itself. Watch it and make up your own mind.






















