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đ¨ Labour Landslide đ¤
There is no way this many people have been sucked in by Andy's ÂŁ2 bus fares and 40p a week off energy bills đ¤Ł
Go on @andyburnham call an election I dare you đ
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VETERANS wearing a Poppy are BANNED from from Wetherspoons
WOW. Manager of Gosport Wetherspoons states itâs âCompany policyâ to not allow anyone in with a Remembrance Poppy on as it âcould be politicalâ
I canât believe what I just heard from our nations biggest pub chain.
Veterans wearing a poppy are banned from Wetherspoons.
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While I appreciate a ÂŁ200k salary is rare in Britain
Calling managers in banks & tech companies on PAYE âwealthyâ and pulling them in for a face to face is absolutely wild
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Donât be fooled by Burnham rejoining the EU means we would have to become part of the Eurozone and adopt the Euro as our currency.
The end of the UK as an independent nation.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8e3âŚ
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đ¨ President Trump just called France's "education" excuse for the riots "BULLSHlT"
"Look, that has NOTHING to do with it."
"It has to do with a bunch of radical, VICIOUS lunatics from THIRD WORLD countries that came in and TOOK OVER France."
"That's all BULLSHlT."
WHICH IS EXACTLY WHY WE NEED MASS DEPORTATIONS NOW!!!
đ¨ PRESIDENT TRUMP: "France is right now burning down because it opens its borders to people who HATE it."
"[JON] OSSOFF wants to import millions and millions of ANTI-AMERICAN Third World migrants who see our civilization as nothing but a target to LOOT, PLUNDER, and PILLAGE."
"You know what you do with those people? NEVER let them come into your country." đşđ¸
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Labourâs manifesto promised no return to freedom of movement. Andy Burnham told Makerfield that he would respect the Brexit vote.
Now Lab wants Britain to rejoin the EUâs free movement rules, but Angela is gaslighting us into believing that they arenât.
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If youâre a veteran wearing a poppy youâre now banned from Wetherspoons. In the security and managers own words itâs âCOMPANY POLICYâ
Tim Martin (spoons owner) will surely go mad about this one. I canât see him supporting this policy implemented by his pub.
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MY FORECAST FOR THE UK. A WARNING FROM FRANCE. đŹđ§
France is the gateway to Britain. Our closest major continental neighbour, a major trading partner and a country through which vast numbers of people and goods pass on their way to the UK.
That makes France a powerful indicator of what could happen here next.
Itâs like watching history unfold, but in real time.
Truth be told, I believe France is losing its national identity.
In many of the places Iâve visited, France simply doesnât feel French anymore.
And I fear that in another ten years, another generation, the changes weâre witnessing could become irreversible.
Britain needs to act NOW.
Not tomorrow. Not next week. NOW.
Minor political disagreements need putting aside because, in my opinion, weâre approaching a different kind of conflict.
Not one fought with conventional weapons, but one involving demographics, birth rates, immigration, borders and national identity.
The future of a country is shaped not just by its history, but by the decisions its people make today.
Secure our borders.
Stop illegal immigration.
Demand political accountability.
Protect our national identity.
The clocks went back an hour today.
I wish we could turn them back twenty years.
Call this my Rasputin post. After everything Iâve witnessed, I am more convinced than ever that Britain is approaching a crossroads.
And the longer we refuse to confront difficult questions, the fewer choices weâll have.
Apologies for a negative post on a Sunday.
Iâm about to board a plane in a storm, but frankly, itâs the storm I see gathering back home that worries me more.
My final message is simple: donât just read this, shake your head and carry on with your Sunday. Ask questions. Challenge your representatives. Demand answers. Make your voice heard, peacefully and democratically.
Because if we leave the decisions about Britainâs future to everyone but ourselves, we cannot complain when we donât recognise the country weâve become.
The time to take responsibility for our future is now.
Iâm just the guy who films things and shows you whatâs actually happening, itâs up to you to make an informed judgement
Adrian
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HMRC is sending out an intrusive letter to those people it regards as wealthy, asking for large quantities of information about their personal affairs and assets.
One person who received the letter said: âWho do these people think they are, the Stasi? This will only encourage more people to leave.â
Lizzie Murray, a partner at the accountants Saffery, advised that: âTaxpayers should not feel obliged to provide wide-ranging amounts of information to HMRC. Details of an individualâs wider asset base are only relevant to the extent that HMRC has concerns that income, gains or other taxable events relating to those assets have not been properly reported.â
While HMRC is currently claiming that these letters are only being sent to the very wealthy, no doubt it won't be long before every higher or additional rate taxpayer gets one.
This fishing expedition is an intolerable intrusion into the private lives of British citizens and should be stopped forthwith.
We post the full text of the letter in the thread below.
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Here we go again ⌠but make sure you understand why!
Our government is choosing to impose tax on imported fuel and itâs nothing to do with âgreenâ
Healey is considering extending CBAM (the carbon border tax) to imported petrol and diesel.
But we import 54% of the diesel we use. We imported ÂŁ13.1 BILLION of refined oil products in the year to August.
Diesel powers our lorries, deliveries, tractors and much of the machinery that keeps Britain running, not only cars! Which means EVERYTHING will go up in price Food, farming, manufacturing, transport âŚ
Because Britain has made its own refineries too expensive! by forcing Net Zero rules that the Government now wants to make imported fuel more expensive to so they can compete! ⌠rather than simply removing net zero restrictions on our own supply.
Itâs the most destructive and stupid decision to date.
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This week a self-described "influential think tank", the IPPR, advised that the "UK must seek EU membershipâ. Charlotte Gill was not surprised to find it was funded by George Soros and the European Climate Foundation. dailysceptic.org/2026/10/24/âŚ
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Business owners selling up in:
2024: 10% tax
2025: 14%
2026: 18%
Same business. Same sale. Nearly double the bill.
And Wednesday may bring more.
Why would anyone build a company in Britain now?
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đ¨ 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 send a cold shiver down every Britonâs spine.
People with prior ISIS convictions and terror links have entered the UK on small boats from France.
They have lied about their identities, been processed through the system, and in some cases walked free while asylum claims block their removal.
This is no longer just an immigration crisis. It is a national security failure.
There are literally no proper security checks or vetting processes to ensure these ISIS fighters arenât slipping into the UK.
Paul retweeted
Protesters have forced their way into the Colosseum in Rome today.
The optics of this are terrible.
Rome was once the heart of one of the most powerful empires in history. Its Colosseum has stood for nearly 2,000 years.
Now we're watching protesters force their way past security at one of Europe's most iconic historical landmarks.
Unless this lawlessness is stamped out quickly, we risk losing the culture, heritage and history that make Europe what it is.
Enough is enough.
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Itâs starting. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1pKkOXBXAâŚ
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The Spectator has reported that before Jonathan Powell started his role as Britainâs national security adviser, he wasnât security vetted.
His wife, Sarah Helm, has shown online support for Hamas and Palestine Action.
Outrageous. Heads need to roll for this.
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Labourâs vision for Britain:
1. The State will seize your home if you leave it for 6 months.
2. The State will take money from your bank account without a court order
3. The State will arrest you and lock you up if you say the wrong thing on social media
To be continued..
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Former BlackRock portfolio manager Ed Dowd predicts a rogue AI cyber attack will be used as a pretext to roll out CBDCs, granting authorities unprecedented control over financial transactions.
He warns that these technologies will ultimately enable governments to impose arbitrary limits on purchases through AI surveilled programmable money.