The Corpse Of Freedom - A Twatter resurrection 🙂

@UKLabour Ah yes. Not kill NATO.

Don't forget what Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch would have done if they were in charge.

@visegrad24 For the intellectually deficient boomers of the world 👇

Reform UK remains at the top of the polls with 30%, bolstered by massive rallies and the effective leadership of Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf. The Conservatives hold second place, largely by adopting Reform’s policy platform. Meanwhile, the Greens (under Polanski) are projected to see a 4% drop in the polls during mid-April; this follows a decline in the Islamic vote after Polanski’s controversial anti-Christian/Muslim festival in front of children in Trafalgar Square. Small parties—including Restore, UKIP, Advance UK, the Official Monster Raving Loony Party, and 'Your Party'—collectively share 4% of the vote.

Socialism dies the moment you understand basic economics. Every socialist experiment—from the Soviet Union's 66 million deaths to Venezuela's 2,000% inflation—fails because central planners cannot calculate prices without markets. Ludwig von Mises proved this in 1920: without private property and voluntary exchange, rational economic calculation becomes impossible. You cannot allocate scarce resources efficiently when bureaucrats replace market signals. Cuba's average monthly wage remains $30 while North Koreans starve. Meanwhile, Hong Kong transformed from fishing village to financial powerhouse through free markets. Property rights create prosperity. Central planning creates poverty. The choice stays yours.

@Futuremanbrexit But we should be there supporting our allies.

The saddest part about a US President talking to Britain this way, is that Kier Starmer brought it on us with only 20% of the electorate NON VOTERS WAKE THE FUCK UP AND VOTE RESTORE BRITAIN! Rupert would have kept us out of Iran, but he’d have done it without losing respect!

@RestoringGB @FUDdaily The problem with the Brexit outcome is it was implemented by Remoaners. We will never know what Brexiteers would have made of it.

@FUDdaily I often think something similar to Brexit. Of course public on both sides voted for glib tropes, particularly Leavers. That said, they expected those running either side to knuckle down and put in the hard yards to do the hard work. It’s how the public view the divide.

There's a lesson Restore Britain should learn form Refrom's slow motion decline in the polls. Reform's deflation, I would venture, is because people are waking up to the fact that Reform isn't a serious proposition for government. They are populist blowhards who don't have any real solutions - and even their supporters know it. Reform will have their die hard supporters, but ultimately, you cannot take the wider electorate for fools. As such, while many will support Restore's hard line messaging on immigration, they’re still going to be assessed for seriousness. Folks at Restore need to understand that just because voters agree with your sentiments, it doesn’t mean they will actually vote for you. You have to pass the sniff test, and if there’s nothing beyond the hard line posturing and the lazy slop posted by the leader on X then voters will draw their own conclusions. Slop-posting on X might be superficially popular, but you still need to show you've done the thinking. Credibility still matters.

Today's landmark ruling is a long-overdue recognition of the fundamental rights of the British Chagossian people, who were shamefully removed from their homeland and have been denied justice for decades. The court has now made clear that they have a right to return - something I have been arguing for throughout my twenty-five years in the House of Commons. The Government must now listen. The future of the Chagos Islands cannot be decided in backroom deals with foreign governments, nor traded away to appease the Prime Minister’s human rights lawyer friends. It must be determined by the people to whom those islands truly belong. I have always argued that the Chagossians should, at the very least, be resettled on the outer islands. That is both morally right and certainly practically achievable. The idea that British citizens can be permanently excluded from their own homeland is indefensible. Above all, this issue must be guided by the principle of self-determination. The Chagossian people must have the final say over their future - not Whitehall, not international courts, and certainly not Mauritius! This ruling should mark a turning point. It is time to right a historic wrong and ensure that the Chagossians are finally given the voice they deserve. 🇮🇴🇬🇧

@Futuremanbrexit 13 year olds delivering newspapers.

What if mass immigration never happened? 16 year old English lads delivering pizza 17 year old English girls work in cafes 18 year old English students working pubs 14 year old English kids washing cars That’s how it used to be Now it’s not safe for them to go out and work!

@FUDdaily I'm watching Danny Kruger with interest. He is looking into things such as the civil service and I'd like to see more details.

There is a marked decline in Reform's polling performance lately and I think it's going to get worse. They're adept at making noise but we're back to that old adage... the higher the monkey climbs, the more you see of its arse. They keep holding press conferences to announce defections of grifters, opportunists and deadbeats, in settings that more resemble American (commercial) evangelical churches, and people can see that, fundamentally, Reform is not a serious proposition for government. You can still have all that glitz and glam, but on some level you have to be able to reassure voters that you are capable of forming a government and that you have viable solutions. What we're learning about Reform is that they're just not serious, they don't have answers, and they are not a meaningful departure from the status quo. We'd just end up with another chaotic government that made big promises but doesn't know how to deliver. As it happens, I have long thought the polls were over-egging Reform, and as we get closer to the election we will see more of this gradual disintegration, especially as Reform activists become ever more disillusioned. It is highly likely that they will do well int he local elections, but will seriously underperform on the basis of their performance in local government where they've again made big promises on the basis of flawed assumptions. That in my view all stems from the same basic lack of an intellectual foundation and thinking details don't matter. Reform believes that so long as they're polling well then there's no problem, which has led to this complacency. As such, they could very well implode before 2029. There's a lesson here for Restore Britain too. You cannot coast as a slop party in this game. To be taken seriously, you have to be serious.

@Jenny_1884 @KingBobIIV I was shocked by my pension rise. Not that I'll give it back after the tax I've paid and still pay.

So people on benefits are to get a 6.2% pay rise. So what are workers going to get? Absolutely nothing It no longer pays to work It’s infuriating

@EssexPR @FreedomMatty I joined the Ecology party in 1970 and left after 2 meetings. Even back then it was socialist economics rather than the planet that seemed to matter.

Green Party supporters 🌳 ❌ ▪️OLDER GENERATIONS WHO STILL THINK THAT THEY’RE ABOUT CLEAN RIVERS, TREES & THE ENVIRONMENT ▪️SOCIALIST NUTTERS ▪️RADICAL ISLAMISTS WHO WILL USE THEM ▪️COMMUNISTS ▪️STUDENTS WITH NO IDEA OF LIFE,BUSINESS, CRIME OR POLITICS ▪️GULLIBLE IDIOTS

@Deformscum @boot15_vu Says an idiot studying to be a moron.

@boot15_vu @CorpseFreedom It’s actually complete bollocks.

What a profound little paragraph ...... "You cannot legislate the poor into freedom by legislating the wealthy out of freedom. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that my dear friend, is about the end of any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it." ~ Dr. Adrian Rogers

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@LibOrNormal @TheEXECUTlONER_ Perves

Name This Band!

If the Islamic regime in Iran survives, it won’t be because of America, Israel, or anyone in the Middle East. No. It will be because the EU, NATO, and leaders like Starmer chose not to fight the only battle that matters where civilization stands against backwardness. The UAE banned the Muslim Brotherhood. Europe and Britain refused. The UAE is destroying the regime’s drones and missiles, while parts of the British media serve it attacking Dubai instead. Shame on those with no shame. And yes, we will not tolerate terrorists while you call them activists.

@JamesDo88039200 @FUDdaily @panamabill08 Yeah, but Pete and I are in the UK where a blocking high near Iceland can and does give us weeks without wind in winter when the sun is minimal. Batteries can't cover that.

@FUDdaily @panamabill08 Hey dipshit look at ERCOT right now. Wind is selling for NEGATIVE $9 right now, the whole grid avg is $1.1 per megawatt hour. 69% of the grid is wind&solar with nukes is 75.5% You couldn't be more wrong if you tried. Ngas is $4MMBTU=$44 fuel breakeven price per megawatt hour.

If wind energy is producing 20GW that means you have to have 20GW of conventional generation or interconnector imports on standby for when the weather drops off. You are paying for two energy systems. You have to have a serious brain injury to not understand this.

Paul Nowak: “A coked up street thug like Tommy Robinson. A tax avoider like Richard Tice. A grifter like Nigel Farage.” Migrant families built this country. They just exploit it. Tax the billionaires. Fund the NHS. Unite against hate. That’s how we win. ✊

Fanboys of the Islamic regime lead the “march of love and peace” in London For context: the Islamic regime massacred 40,000 protestors in Iran in January; executes gay people; treats women as 2nd class citizens; seeks the annihilation of Jews; & is plotting terror in Britain.