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Hang on, so we DO have riot police! After years of Gaza rallies, I thought they'd been retired. Turns out they still exist, but only when people march against the gang rape of a woman outside a church in Epsom.

Explain this to me. Why is it that a gathering of mostly white working-class men protesting about a rape is met by a line of menacing riot cops, and yet a gathering of primarily non-white youths running riot on a high street is given the kid-glove treatment? Following the events in Epsom last night, this query should be on everyone’s lips. ✍️ Brendan O’Neill Article | spectator.com/article/epsom-…

After the Southport riots, how on earth are we in a position again, with Epsom, where local people are not being told who committed a hideous local crime? Transparency and the truth need to arrive much sooner.

India economy slips to 6th place in the latest IMF report for 2026 : 1. 🇺🇸 United States ~ $32.38 trillion 2. 🇨🇳 China ~ $20.85 trillion 3. 🇩🇪 Germany ~ $5.45 trillion 4. 🇯🇵 Japan ~ $4.38 trillion 5. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom ~ $4.26 trillion 6. 🇮🇳 India ~ $4.15 trillion 7. 🇫🇷 France ~ $3.6 trillion 8. 🇮🇹 Italy ~ $2.74 trillion 9. 🇷🇺 Russia ~ $2.66 trillion 10. 🇧🇷 Brazil ~ $2.64 trillion

Incredible how quickly riot police can be deployed when it’s white British people peacefully protesting.

Really one’s heart bleeds at British leaders who have no clue what to do other than ask the EU to run the country. Erasmus+ is expensive and useless compared to Turing, but it has an EU sticker on it and so they fall for it. Just resign.

ONS data with good news on the UK economy. Here we see that Brexit seems to have had no impact on our economic growth despite the lies of Remainers using computer models..

In this must-watch video @UKSploosh retraces the steps of the Epsom rape victim from the nightclub to the scene of the heinous attack itself. There are numerous CCTV cameras on the walk and at the church. The police know what they look like. There is no excuse for the silence.

So, Britain would have to pay the EU £570m next year, followed by £840m in future years for the privilege of joining this scheme. The Turing scheme is more targeted, cheaper (£110m per year), has broader global reach and only funds British talent. Tell me something Erasmus+ offers British students that Turing doesn't.

The more I research, the more I find there is NO climate change crisis -- but there is a climate education crisis -- as propped up by the complicit media.

@greenheroaf You're "out of data" - because all you have are opinions -- propaganda induced opinions at that. Fortunately for you, I have data.

@UxbEconomist07 Is anyone able to add up? 2025-27 UK outpacing France and Germany by some way. Or is that too hard?

#Brexit #NetZero Obvious takeaway here is that the IMF sees minimal differences in growth between UK/ France/ Germany. They also predict that the UK’s growth will be higher in 2027 than France! I’m still not getting all this ‘Britain has lost 8% GDP vibes since Brexit? I mean it’s almost like it’s total nonsense eh?

The mainstream media love a good sea level climate scare story. The latest claims the seas will rise by 1.2m by 2030. The actual data, however, show no acceleration at all in the past 150 years, says Paul Homewood. dailysceptic.org/2026/04/15/fac…

Even with today's downgrade IMF predicts UK will outgrow France and Germany for the 3 years 2025-27..by some margin. UK +3.4% France +2.7% Germany +2.2% Thanks no doubt to Brexit..

@archer_rs Liar.

Exit Brexit

@MosiniElisa You can't reverse Brexit by the backdoor. It will lead to trouble.

Wonderful news! The UK is moving toward fast-tracking EU regulations into British law, in order to align with the EU single market in key sectors. This is a major step toward rebuilding closer ties and stronger alignment between the UK and the EU. Europe is reconnecting 🇪🇺🇬🇧

The shocks to the UK/ EU economy are 1. The Financial Crisis 2. QE/ ZIRP Asset Price Inflation 3. COVID 19 4. NetZero Energy Policy 5. Stagnant Growth policies 6. High Govt Spending/ Taxes/ Regulations 7. Low productivity since 1/ 3/ 4 occurred! 8. No 6 actually makes it worse

There was no ‘Brexit damage,’ and it’s ridiculous to say we’d be 8% better off if only we’d stayed in the EU.

@ianrich15813274 2060..or so..would be fair.

Increasingly, the claim 'we voted for Brexit' is misleading, at best. Take my son & elder daughter, 27 & 24, they didn't get a vote in the 2016 Referendum. Their gran & grandad did, but as is the way with these things, they are both dead. How many more years to be asked again?

Olive oil prices spiked in 2023 amid heat and drought in Spain, prompting widespread claims that climate change was driving the industry into crisis. Production has since rebounded and prices have fallen sharply, but no corrections have been issued. humanprogress.org/olive-oil-pric…