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If the ‘useless eliters’ that control this world succeed in the Great Reset, we will all be living like slaves in digital concentration camps. Just say NO and stand in your own sovereignty.

🚨NEW: The Greens 'open borders' migration page has gone down from public view ahead of the local elections

Tony Blair would offer you assisted dying as a consolation for losing your pension

@KieranGreen2003 @ZackPolanski Vote Green 🤡🤡🤡

I’m super proud of @ZackPolanski He’s given us all hope again. The establishment is terrified. We knew it would get nasty and we won’t stop fighting for an equal society. This May. Vote Green 💚

🚨🇪🇺 EUROPEAN DICTATORSHIP EU VP Henna VIRKKUNEN pushes crackdown on VPNs Says new EU age/ID system must NOT be “bypassed” via VPNs Brussels wants full CONTROL over online access FULL CENSORSHIP MODE

🇵🇱 Poland’s main opposition party, Law and Justice, has announced a major citizenship reform if it wins next year’s parliamentary elections. The permanent residence requirement would be increased from 3 to 10 years. Given that permanent residence already takes a minimum of 5 years to obtain, this would mean that the total residency requirement for Polish citizenship becomes at least 15 years (more realistically 17–18 years, given administrative delays in processing residence and citizenship applications). The language requirement would also be increased from B1 to C1 level. C1 is an academic level of Polish—the same level required by universities in Poland for students who want to study courses conducted in the Polish language. Other requirements would include a mandatory state exam on Polish history and culture, proof of a clean criminal record from the applicant’s country of origin, and proof of paying taxes in Poland for an extended period of time. These changes were announced by Przemysław Czarnek, the Law and Justice party’s candidate for Prime Minister. In 2024, Poland granted 16,342 citizenships. More than 50% of those went to Ukrainians, many of whom became eligible due to having Polish ancestry.

Falling birth rates aren’t a disaster, they’re the best bit of global news in a long time mol.im/a/15782963

🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham has a plan to return to Westminster "within weeks" with several MPs prepared to resign to trigger a by-election for him He reportedly has the backing of over 80 Labour MPs, enough to trigger a leadership election [@guardian]

@Heccles94 Vote the Green Party 🤡🤡🤡

Can we make this the most shared post on X today?? Vote Green May 7th 💚🙏

@TheGreenParty Vote the Green Party if you want to eat insects instead of meat and dairy product and if you dont want to fly and drive the car

“What you get when you vote Green are local, very hardworking councillors who are absolutely committed to two vested interests - people and planet.” Green Party Deputy Leader Rachel Millward contrasts Green councillors with other parties on #BBCQT

Remeber when Keir Starmer told us there was a £22bn black hole in the accounts ? He knew this was a lie when he said it and so did his chancellor Reeves. They just wanted to financially hit the pensioners. Who voted for these people ?

I’ve been warning for months about the EU’s insidious long-range plan to build up BlueSky and expand its network partners in preparation for a regulatory ban on X. They’re calling it EuroSky, and the goal is to impose a new Iron Curtain.

@ZackPolanski Zack Polanski = more people on benefits

The Greens will put workers in control. ft.com/content/431a16…

NEW!!! U.S. backs Poland for permanent G20 seat as allies deepen military and energy ties Warsaw and Washington sign critical minerals pact and pledge to end ‘east-west’ energy dependency amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine war 👇

EU has a serious problem. It has lost control of the narrative in Europe. It gave billions to media, academia, charities and NGOs for decades so that they would buttress Brussels’ agenda. It worked for years. Now, that’s over. Technology moved faster than they ever could. People switched off their TVs, cancelled their newspaper subscriptions, and started to watch, share and discuss whatever they wanted. This democratisation of information quickly relegated the curated content of the blob to insignificance, and with that, people started to develop the knowledge and confidence to question things they’d never considered before. During this tech revolution, X became the main public square. It also then inevitably became the focus of the blob’s counter offensive. Governments sought to shut down free speech. Presidents and Prime Minsters had social media execs on speed dial and rooms of officials requesting and securing the censorship of people and posts they disliked. Then Elon Musk came in, and freed the public square from the authoritarians in Washington, Brussels, Paris, Berlin and London. The blob didn’t much like that, and so sought to create alternative town squares. You all remember the pleas to close your X account and head on over to where the “good” people were having better conversations. Mastodon and BlueSky tried to repackage the magic of social media in govt approved versions, but they never stood a chance. Today, X is about to report its most monthly downloads in its history. People rarely give away their freedoms easily after they’ve won them. The blob continues to lose, but rather than engage with the new discussions, they keep reaching for those tempting authoritarian leavers that all insecure leaders struggle to resist. They want kids disconnected first. That’s easiest, as you can claim to be protecting them. But just like their parents, this new generation’s unparalleled access to information means they are drawing conclusions that no longer match-up to the ones the blob prefers. Banning them from social media won’t stop that. They’re far too smart to be held back by bureaucrats. Another leaver that’s currently tempting Eurocrats in Brussels is to forcibly merge X with BlueSky. @griptmedia reports: “Brussels has drawn up plans that would effectively see the operations of US-owned social media platforms — including Elon Musk’s X — forcefully merged with those of their more EU-favoured counterparts, such as BlueSky and Mastodon. The 275-page document published on April 29 discusses the feasibility of forcing both vertical and horizontal interoperability onto all major social media applications, naming X, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube as major targets. According to the study, these platforms could be forced to platform content from their more moderation-focused rivals, as well as be legally obligated to make their recommender algorithms, news feeds, and user accounts interoperable with websites more favoured by Brussels, such as BlueSky. Platforms could also be forced to allow third-party “moderation” systems to access their digital infrastructure, which would enable enhanced censoring of certain content for some users. It also claims that while forcing the horizontal merging of social media systems within the EU could lead to some difficulties when it came to moderating content, these problems could be alleviated by making platforms use the same “existing technology” to limit what is allowed on their platforms.” I have little doubt these efforts will also fail, but at least we now know what they are up to.

🚨Keir Starmer is heading for a historic meltdown: potentially the worst council election losses for any sitting UK government in modern history. Up to 1,850 seats could vanish. His leadership is a total catastrophe. This could be the last Labour government.

The Green Party has been hijacked. It is now a poisonous vessel for islamist extremism and antisemitism in Britain.

They’re going to divide Oxford into six 15mins neighbourhoods and you are only allowed 100 days of free travel per year through these six traffic filters during operating hours. This is the blueprint for a national rollout.

Nigel Farage: 'I will stop small boat crossings within three months of being elected PM' gbnews.com/politics/nigel…

Please everyone get out and vote for Labour,a big turnout,they have to be able to continue the work.Councillors work hard and we must keep them in there councils.