Mike Evans
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🚨NEW: A whopping *37 Labour MPs* are now calling for Keir Starmer to RESIGN!
10 of those were in the last 24 hours.
Full list in the thread 👇
His time is up.
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So Starmer has decided it doesn't matter what the public think, he's staying put for 5 years.
You ok with that?
Next week hasn't been more important.
Join us.
We want Starmer out.
Unite The Kingdom and the West.
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@PolitlcsUK "Not changed enough"!?!? Try; changed way too much! He truly is the dog who caught the car. Teeth locked on the bumper while his body flails behind. I dread to think of the further damage he'll cause in his desperation to "do more".
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🚨 WATCH: Keir Starmer says he will not "walk away" and "plunge the country into chaos"
"These results reflect voters who don't feel their lives have changed enough. We were elected to do with that - and I'm not going to walk away from that"
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@twychy @BasilTheGreat But they don't. That's the point. France takes our money, gives them tents and free transport to the coast, sells them life jackets and they come here and get put up in catered hotels.
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@evamike @BasilTheGreat They also have to house and feed them on their side if they stop them I think it’s not unfair we chip in
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🚨NEWS: French Police have been reported to a Human Rights Watchdog after being caught on camera puncturing the boats of migrants
I agree with this tactic, they must be stopped somehow
Do you?
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Mike Evans retweetet
As always no critical commentary on the Bank's contribution to the crisis we are in - the continued failure to curb inflation, the negative impact of QE and the huge losses the Bank is making on the sale of gilts that are being dumped on the tax payer.
No political party is prepared to talk about it either.
Our country won't recover unless we are prepared to tell the truth about what has gone wrong.
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Report makes for unremittingly grim reading: * Inflation could hit 6.2% at the start of 2027 * Food prices could rise by 6-7% by end of the year * Warnings of possible need for 'forceful ' rises in interest rates. One scenario has as many as **six** rises by the end of the year, taking rates to 5.25% * Living standards already falling * Economic growth forecast to be anaemic * Low-income households most exposed to energy price shock * Food and hospitality businesses most exposed and could be forced to lay people off The Bank of England has warned that inflation could rise to more than 6% at the start of 2027 if the energy price shock caused by the Iran war causes prices to 'rise sharply and remain elevated for a prolonged period' In this scenario interest rates would need to remain 'materially higher' than previously expected to bring inflation down The Bank's other scenarios have inflation at 3.5% before falling back. The Bank says there is 'significant uncertainty about how events will play out' Which is undeniably correct - the figures the Bank is using as the basis for its forecasts are already outdated. They don't factor in the events of this week and the renewed threat of escalation Food prices are forecast to rise by 4.6% by September as higher energy costs feed through, along with increases in the cost of fertiliser. The Bank thinks that food price inflation could hit 6-7% by the end of the year Economic growth will remain 'subdued', the Bank says. Which in this case is anaemic - we're talking 0.1% in 2026 Q2 Who will it affect? The Bank says that lower income households will be more exposed to increases in the cost of living, which is a statement of the obvious - a higher proportion of their income goes on essentials. Lower income households spend twice as much on food as a propertion of their expenditure compared to higher income households 'Early evidence suggests that, although firms do expect to absorb some of the rise in energy costs within their margins, most firms also expect to raise prices somewhat in response to the shock' The Bank is particularly concerned about the risk of rising levels of unemployment in the hospitality sector - particularly hotels and restaurants - which will be most exposed if people's incomes fall. The industry is said to be 'very concerned' The hospitality industry is *more exposed* than it was in the wake of the Ukraine war, with 80% of food retailers with cash reserves worth less than a month's turnover. 'This may limit these firms' ability to retain workers in the face of continued demand weakness' bankofengland.co.uk/monetary-polic…
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And in what way is it “getting to the root of the problem”?
Darren Grimes@darrengrimes
How does teaching British kids to respect Jews, stop Somali migrants from stabbing them?
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@Keir_Starmer Your hollow words mean nothing. It’s as if you’ve let the fox in the henhouse and then want to blame all carnivorous animals for the mayhem. Antisemitism in Britain is clearly imported and your verbal gymnastics aren’t convincing anyone otherwise.
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Mike Evans retweetet
🚨 🚨 GIVEAWAY TIME 🚨 🚨
This time I’m giving away 5 of these bundles.
-Restore Britain fan mug
-Restore Britain Rubber bottom coaster
-Restore Britain Key ring
-Union Jack dog tag (customised with winners name or text of their choice
TO WIN make sure you’re following me and then - Repost - Like - Reply
That’s it. You’re in.
Good luck 🍀
(Winners will be chosen at random on Friday 1st MAY 2026 and announced within this posts replies so bookmark it 😉)
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Millions of ordinary Germans voted for Hitler because they thought he offered something fresh and different. I hope millions of British voters don’t fall into a similar trap with Farage.
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