mark thompson

The Poles are right

🚨BREAKING: France has joined Ireland in launching blockades. Citizens across Europe are rising up against their communist governments … they’ve had enough. Ireland led the way. Now the continent is waking up. Major FAFO incoming.

How would a Restore Britain Government support small businesses? First step, and possibly the most important. We understand the problems and trust me, I know how difficult it is. I’ve been there, I’ve done it. The effort that goes into keeping a small firm profitable and operational is vast, and NOBODY in Government understands that. THE most important way to help small businesses is tax. GET IT DOWN. Corporation tax - we should be aiming for the lowest in Europe. Undercut our neighbours, take their business. Be ruthless. Make Britain the most attractive place to operate on the continent. Watch how the money then flows in. Rates will slashed on income and dividend, thresholds pushed up. We must urgently reward success. NI not raised, but cut. If we want businesses to hire, MAKE IT CHEAPER. Because what happens when employment gets more expensive? Costs get passed on. Contracts stall. Hiring cancelled. Investment is paused. It grinds the economy to a halt. Businesses stop spending money. They wait and see. Everyone suffers. IR35 will go in the bin on day one. Things change, contracts change, circumstances change. IR35 accounts for none of that, adding layers of unnecessary paperwork and regulation. Flexibility matters. VAT threshold would be doubled. There are so many businesses hovering just under £90k, desperately avoiding VAT. Fair enough, I don’t blame them. So let’s hike the threshold and unleash that demand. We would like to see a tax holiday for small businesses in the first few years - give them the breathing space they need to grow and find their feet. HMRC will pick up the phone, and you will be able to speak to an advisor who can actually speak fluent English. What a mad shock that would be... We will end the HR-ification of Britain that is used to blackmail employers. Regulatory frameworks that are used to suffocate small businesses will be burnt away. Farage attacks private sector employees working from home. I couldn’t give a shit where people choose to work. If the employer and employee are happy, then it’s none of our business. Failing public sector officials? Different story. Business rates for small businesses, abolished. We will brutally crack down on illicit trading - does Britain need so many Turkish barbers and vape shops? The answer, quite obviously, is no. Let’s be honest about what’s really often going on here. Money laundering. There would be free car parking in high streets all over Britain. These little gnomes in councils have no idea. If parking is free at the retail parks, people will just go there. Let’s encourage them back into our high streets - that means tackling crime too, obviously, but one step a time here... Licensing laws, planning bureaucracy, council red tape. We will obliterate it all. Let’s back British hospitality. Cut VAT, business rates abolished and burn back the endless nonsense they have to deal with. Ease laws on closing times and fast-track permits for outdoor seating. If people want to enjoy a late night drink or two, it's none of our business to tell them otherwise. Restore Britain will put those jumped-up little council bastards back in their box. I promise you that. Inheritance tax will be abolished. If a family wants to pass their business down the generations, then Government must not stand in the way. Tax has been paid, there should not be another bill following a death. It’s wicked and cruel. Above all else - businesses need stable, long term thinking. The Budget should be a complete non-event, other than further tax cuts. This can all be funded by brutalising down the fraudulent state that has become the enemy of the people. And let me tell you this. ANYBODY who gets business will understand that these measures will pay for themselves many times over. If we reward hard work, then we’ll get more of it. More tax will be paid, and the economy will boom. These are just my initial thoughts on what a Restore Britain Government would do. We would create an environment in which it's easy to do business, and then we would leave you the hell alone. The message is this to small business owners... Restore Britain is on your side. You finally have a political party that will fight for your interests.

There seems to be some wishful confusion around Restore Britain's aims and objectives. I'm not in this to make friends, I'm not in this to make money. I've got enough friends, I've got enough money. I said I was going to offer an alternative, and I do what I say. I am now offering that alternative. Our team is in this to fundamentally change how Britain is governed. That will not involved getting pally with the establishment or constantly getting pissed in Westminster pubs. I am not a popular man in that building. GOOD. That means we're making progress. I want to be really clear here. We are aiming to win the next general election, and then we aim to ferociously rip the existing state apparatus apart. I am in the fortunate position of being independently wealthy. I don't need the MP salary, that goes to charity. I don't want the status, I'd rather be on my farm. I don't particularly want to do any of this. But I feel an overwhelming sense of duty to the country and the people I love. So my message to those frustrated about Restore Britain's existence is this. GET USED TO IT. We are not going anywhere. If you share our vision, then join our party and let's tear down the rotten establishment. restorebritain.org.uk/join_us

@liamtuffs1 This.

Assimilate or fxck off… 🇬🇧

Companies pocketing $175 billion in tariff refunds after raising prices on consumers to cover those same tariffs

@EssexPR @blaiklockBP You really did.

@blaiklockBP I really didn’t…

You misread the country.

Under a Restore Britain Government, parents would have the right to take their children out of school for a limited number of days per year without getting fined. Assuming the child is developing well, and attendance is otherwise good, families will be entitled to spend that time with their children as they see fit. I strongly believe that parents should be the decision-maker in a child's life. If they believe that a family holiday will provide benefits to their son or daughter, that is their decision. That power belongs to the family, not the state. For many, the costs during holidays are simply extortionate - it is the difference between going or not. Often parents just pay the fine regardless as it's cheaper than the hiked price difference. It's insanity. Where is that money going? I sincerely doubt it is being spent well. Time away with the family can bring enormous value that school simply cannot. A small policy change that would make a big difference to British families. Of course this needs to be done reasonably and sensibly, but Restore Britain is unashamedly pro-family. That will resonate across our political party's entire policy platform.

@CredibleCrypto Going by your deviation zone thoughts shouldn't xrp made one below 0.115 cents on htf before breaking out or have we seen the liquidity grab from the highs now and that's still in play? thanks for the videos.

Part 2 of my market update is now LIVE! This one focuses SPECIFICALLY on altcoins including $CRV, $ETH, $TRAC, $HBAR, $XRP, $SOL, $QNT, and $AAVE but also gives you a general framework with which to evaluate ANY altcoin. If you haven't seen Part 1 yet, which focuses exclusively on Bitcoin, I recommend watching that first. Links to BOTH parts will be posted below 👇 Part 1 (Bitcoin): youtu.be/xVxjLxyAXWQ Part 2 (Altcoins): youtu.be/OqRP9QqGjxQ Likes/shares always appreciated.

@GoodwinMJ Reform are cooked.

If there are people on the Right of British politics doing anything other than backing Reform then all they are doing - all they will be remembered for - is maximising the chance of a Labour-Green-SNP coalition and, in turn, facilitating the destruction of Britain

@TRobinsonNewEra Rupert lowe

It's one big club...

One message has been reinforced today, in THE most spectacular fashion. Westminster is a vile snake-pit, infested with those who put their own personal interest above that of the country. There are an exceedingly small handful of patriots, but that number is vastly outnumbered by those who have their priorities in the following order. Self. Party. Country. Party politics has failed. It has failed all of us. It’s failed Great Yarmouth, it’s failed England, it’s failed Britain. It is a circus. A pantomime. A show. With no care for what’s really being inflicted on decent taxpaying men and women. They all treat it like a sport. It’s not. It is our country. Our home. Our people. The solution? A Reform dictatorship that is packing its ranks with the very same people who decimated the country over 14 dire years? I think not. Nadine Dorries? Jake Berry? Lee Anderson? Nadhim Zahawi? Really? Are these the people to turn this country around? A Labour defector is on the way too. I mean, really? Even Jenrick, who has to take full responsibility for what happened on his watch as immigration minister. Entire communities transformed into what now resembles the third world. Vast streets of foreigners unable to speak English. Towns, changed beyond recognition. This is what they did to our Britain. All of them. Today, he betrayed his colleagues. That’s his choice. I am of the view that nobody who has had any role in past Governments should be allowed by the British people to serve again. The damage is just too immense, too grave, possibly even too irreversible. All these washed-up former MPs who are weaponising the rightful anger of the British people to slink back into Parliament. It’s sickening to watch. Please remember this. THEY DID THIS TO THE COUNTRY. These are the people who destroyed Britain. They will not fix it. Reform will not fix it. Farage was supposed to destroy the establishment, not join them. That is why I backed him for so long. I was wrong to do so. Sadly, joining that establishment is all he cares about. He wants to be accepted by the people who spurned him for so very long. That is what drives him. Take revenge on a Conservative Party that refused to accept him, and then force them to bend the knee and kiss his ring. Party politics is dead. We need an entirely different way of doing things - hundreds of men and women from outside politics, put forward for election. All of whom must have had NOTHING to do with how our country has been so abhorrently failed. I am going to think long and hard over the weekend about my next step. Britain doesn’t need mere reform from the same arsonists who burnt it to the ground. A real alternative MUST be provided. I will do that.

Absolutely insane headline

🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Harrow England earlier “She’s getting arrested for feeding the pigeons” This can’t be real but it is - almost a Dozen officers arrest this Woman clearly non-threatening Lady. Her crime? She was feeding the birds on the High Street ‼️

Keir Starmer has just said the Digital ID will  "allow people to access their own money” I thought the Digital ID was about fixing immigration  Now ‘allowing us to access our own money’ Now the truth is leaking out

I’m turning 41, but I don’t feel like celebrating. Our generation is running out of time to save the free Internet built for us by our fathers. What was once the promise of the free exchange of information is being turned into the ultimate tool of control. Once-free countries are introducing dystopian measures such as digital IDs (UK), online age checks (Australia), and mass scanning of private messages (EU). Germany is persecuting anyone who dares to criticize officials on the Internet. The UK is imprisoning thousands for their tweets. France is criminally investigating tech leaders who defend freedom and privacy. A dark, dystopian world is approaching fast — while we’re asleep. Our generation risks going down in history as the last one that had freedoms — and allowed them to be taken away. We’ve been fed a lie. We’ve been made to believe that the greatest fight of our generation is to destroy everything our forefathers left us: tradition, privacy, sovereignty, the free market, and free speech. By betraying the legacy of our ancestors, we’ve set ourselves on a path toward self-destruction — moral, intellectual, economic, and ultimately biological. So no, I’m not going to celebrate today. I’m running out of time. WE are running out of time.

@BCBacker Crazy that people cant see he's trying to help people with risk management, put on your big boys pants and stand on your own two feet. I held through this as well but that's my decision to make and i'll wear the outcome either way. Thank you for all you do @BCBacker.

Buying some coins with tight stops. If RTY is leading the way, TOTAL2 doesn't realize it yet and should catch it. If RTY fumbles, TOTAL2 likely does as well.

@RealDonKeith fucking crazy to me that nobody is even trying to help him.

Future brain surgeon attacks a 91 year old in Italy.

This is an act of national self harm 23,900 Afghans being airlifted to the UK at an eye watering cost of £7 billion to the Exchequer. Some on the list are known to be violent criminals. And once here they will be able to sue us for damages! @UKLabour is working against the national interest. This is an assault on civil society and our finances. It must be blocked. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

@robprogressive What ever is cheaper, just don't borrow to the max so you are not struggling with repayments if interest rates shift up.

The American Influencers say you should NOT buy your own home  ‘It’s a liability, not an asset’, they say Well renting costs £206,000 more than owning a home (over 30 years on average) And it rises to £338,170 if savings from home ownership are invested in a FTSE 100 tracker (5% return) It costs £30.88 a day more renting vs buying And in London it costs £540,687 more to rent vs. buying over 30 years Add to this inflation pays down your mortgage, AND the value of your home goes up I always thought the big American gurus were wrong about this (esp. In the U.K.) What about you, rent or buy?