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@George_Osborne @polcurrency You idiot / you scrapped our harrier force, and our nimrod AEW leaving us blind and no long range maritime for years.

How does Britain actually fight a war? Who selects the targets? Where does the intel come from? Does the PM sit above it all or do they get involved in the detail of operations? Find out from those who were inside the room during the Libya conflict @polcurrency

You and David Cameron share much of the blame for the sorry state of Britain’s armed forces today. You cut the defence budget by a third. You delayed renewal by a decade. And the question posed in your tweet shows that you had no idea what you were doing. Worse still, the money you thought you were saving was a drop in the ocean compared to the billions the Conservatives Party was later forced to spend to offset Covid. Your political legacy is a country unable to deter or counter the threats it now faces. This is what you will be remembered for, as well as for almost losing Scotland, and for the Brexit vote, which has undoubtedly given us a worse deal than the one we had before, including making it more difficult and expensive to buy military hardware from our European neighbours.

@RobertJenrick Can you bring in primary legislation to recover all salaries and pensions paid to Labour govt ministers - the legal term being consideration wholly failed…

Lifting the two child cap is yet more welfare, paid for by working people. A third of the beneficiaries are recent arrivals to the UK. Reform will defuse the benefits bomb bankrupting Britain. We’re for workers, not welfare.

@nowak_paul What more? Giving people employment discrimination rights before they’ve even applied for a job? Extending child benefit to people who have no kids, paying enhanced pensions to school leavers who aren’t working? Jeez…

Today millions will get sick pay for the first time, and from day one Paternity leave from day one Ending the two-child benefit cap will lift hundreds of thousands of kids out of poverty. Union campaigning & a Labour government making a difference. Progress made. More needed.

@archer_rs So is it zero then?

The UK right wing media doing all it can to keep this quiet but small boat Channel crossings in March down by more than 50% on year before and lowest level since 2023.

@TheRealMadOx Learn to speak English eh..

Can you imagine being a European soldier right now and realizing your country would “do the math” to see if you were worth rescuing? It’s no wonder they need Americas men to protect them.

@RealJamesWoods Cretin - when’s your carer returning with your meds?

Our friends, the Brits, went from relinquishing their right to bear arms in 1997 to standing on the edge of the Islamist abyss today. Our Second Amendment is not about the right to go duck hunting, folks. It’s about keeping power in the hands of The People.

@GriftReport No punishment there at all

In the UK, a firework was thrown into the home of Robert Price, a white 76 year old man, his home caught fire and he burnt to death. The boys were of African descent aged between 18 and 16 and had been harassing him almost daily, his home and windows smashed in and boarded up. He stood no chance..

@AlanWilkes16 It hit 15% one day only

How many buying houses now have to stump up 16 - 18% mortgage interest, just like we had to... yes about 0.

@AlanWilkes16 And you got MiRAS and married man’s tax allowance and for a while home improvement costs were tax deductible from the mortgage interest plus house prices were pegged to what lenders could lend ie 3x1 + 1x other or 2.5x both borrowers, so prices stayed sensibly linked to earnings.

@AlanWilkes16 That was for about one afternoon as I recall

@364690 £1 at Tescos but seen it as high as £1.15.

One for purists and cognoscenti among us. Fry's Turkish Delight. Perfumed goodness.

@HeidiBachram They must be thick cos there’s lots of embassies up there and they aren’t outside the Israeli Embassy - it’s a private road

Now they’re outside the Israeli embassy laughably claiming to have blocked it on Shabbat during Passover when nobody is there. What’s not funny is them being allowed to call for the destruction of a nation. Vile.

Pro-Pals are out in London chanting “Muslim armies end your shame” with a banner calling for military action against Israel. How is this reasonable opinion? This is incitement of violence. @metpoliceuk

@DerbyChrisW F ing hell I thought you were dead.. oh well

Boycott companies linked to the Zionist colony.

@supressedvoic Tea towel brigade

You don't need to be a Muslim to stand with Palestine. You just need to be a human being. Humanity first

@thinkdefence Argies can’t counter Typhoons

Next time, we will be on our own, with zero help from the USA.

@TheseusBi @k14ox Idiot

@k14ox Insurance companies are a farce! Their T&Cs make sure you never get paid. People must stop buying insurance, unless mandatory (I.e car insurance). Always go for the cheapest and avoid add-ons since you won’t get paid regardless.

it should be illegal for insurance companies to do this. how can you raise someone’s insurance for an accident that wasn’t their fault???? especially when the person isn’t even in the vehicle when the incident happened??

@SaltyGoat17 Yee haw ding a ling / bet ya don’t even have a passport, never been outa state and can’t find TX on a map of the world.. let alone Europe.. still fighting the ol Alamo in yer head…

Total NATO defense spending (2025): United States: $980,000,000,000 Europe + Canada: $512,337,000,000 We pay almost twice as much as ALL the other countries COMBINED!! And who protects who? Anyone else tired of being the world's ATM?

@realMAG1775 Haven’t you got anything better to do, you know like shootin up some wild turkey in the yard of your trailer home in the middle of Hicksville Yoo S A??

I love watching Europeans tie themselves in knots. It’s so damn easy. They scream about American “imperialism” while begging us to defend their borders, their energy, their entire continent. Then refuse to lift a finger when we ask for help securing the Strait of Hormuz.

@Jenny_1884 And we were happy!!

When I married in 1981 we both worked & most of our salary went on paying the mortgage as the interest rate was 15% at the time. Everything we owned was 2nd hand & we never went out for meals as we couldn’t afford to. We rented our TV Went to the launderette every weekend as had no washing machine. Only had new clothes at Xmas & birthdays as presents. We went without until we could save enough to pay for something. It’s always been hard whether you are young or old. So those out there that think we had it easy we didn’t. Our governments are to blame, not the old.