Tim Donovan #FBPE 🔶💙

@Dr_RonMoore What are you a Doctor of Ronald? I suspect your claimed title is bollocks.

Why do I intend to vote Reform? Because they are the ONLY party I believe wants to better the UK. Tories had 14 years and lied. I cannot forgive that. Labour lied to win power, delivered nothing and actively dislike British people who want to put the UK first. Greens hate UK.

@LeeHarris If you attend Yaxley-Lennon's rally you're endorsing a racist, fascist, criminally convicted thug. People are judged by the company they keep.

HOW DARE Keir Starmer smear ordinary hardworking Brits who attend the UTK rally as "far-right" and "racist"! He is the most dangerous and divisive prime minister this country has EVER seen. He's lying. He's trying to put a target on our backs. The man is evil. I despise him.

@Stevie17462825 @Robbie_Reasons @FedupMad I used to pay my self assessment tax bill at 1 minute before the deadline.

@Robbie_Reasons @FedupMad Angler just payed her tax bill just in time, talk about sticking out the oar in !!

I think all MP's should be audited every year.

@bellaforindy @Robbie_Reasons @R0Poem Except she was cleared of any wrong doing by HMRC.

@Robbie_Reasons @R0Poem All that money and Raynor tried to avoid tax. Tutt tutt. Greedy bisom

@SpeechUnion @ezralevant Just as a pub can refuse your business without explanation so a country can refuse entry.

We have taken up the case of @ezralevant, a Gold member of the @SpeechUnion who has been refused entry to the UK to attend the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally tomorrow. After his ESTA was refused, he paid £1,000 to the Home Office to expedite a visa application because his flight is tonight. To date, the Home Office still hasn't responded. We hope our intervention will prompt it to issue a visa in time for him to catch his flight. Refusing Mr Levant a visa would be a clear breach of his rights. He's not a “far right agitator intent on coming to the UK to spew [his] extremist views”, which is how Sir Keir Starmer's described those who've been blocked from entering the UK for tomorrow’s protest. He is a Canadian commentator and journalist who has no criminal convictions and has never advocated violence, intimidation, discrimination or terrorism and rejects any assertion that he is ‘far-right’ or would make threats or spread hate. In reality, he simply holds views that the Prime Minister disagrees with. Perhaps it’s his outspoken support for Israel in its ongoing war with Hamas that has raised a red flag. Refusing Mr Levant a visa would be particularly egregious, given that Hasan Piker, the far left American political activist who has incited violence against Jews, has not been blocked from entering the UK. He's due to speak at at @unherd event on 5th June. Is it one rule for outspoken supporters of Israel, Prime Minister, and another for outspoken supporters of the Palestinian cause? Is that because you care more about not offending Britain's Muslims than you do about not offending British Jews? We very much hope that the Home Office will issue Mr Levant with a visa immediately and allow him to travel to the UK this evening.

@CarlBovisNature @IntheFrame1 Have you been living under a rock for the last 20 years?

@IntheFrame1 Thank you Steve. A lot of those brands I've never heard of!

I was just looking for some chocolate WITHOUT palm oil in, in my local Tesco... I couldn't find any! Cadbury, Nestle etc etc all contained bloody palm oil! 😒 Anyone have an idea of chocolate brands that don't use palm oil? 🤔 🍫

@Banksycat He's being briefed by the police on how they intend to keep Londoners safe. He's not running the show, the police are!

Starmer ORCHESTRATING police surveillance with Khan. Control room. Live coordination. Full state machinery for tomorrow's march. Pro-Palestine march TOMORROW? Same day. Same city. Radio silence. No Khan. No control room. No coordination. Nothing. Watch the video. See them both. This is the SURVEILLANCE STATE on tape. Two marches. Two standards. One gets tracked. One gets ignored.

Shoving Columbian marching powder up your nose tends to have this effect.

@phughes76340646 @TRobinsonNewEra @consumer_common Churchill would abhor Yaxley-Lennon.

@TRobinsonNewEra @consumer_common

This is what parliament square currently looks like , are you ready London

@harperfounation @TRobinsonNewEra Good! I'm glad to see it!

@ezralevant He's being briefed by the police on their plans to keep London safe in the face of 2 opposing rallies and the FA Cup Final. That's perfectly normal!

I was told that the police in the UK are non-partisan, and don't take direction from politicians. I was wrong.

@ezralevant Greater Manchester Police only started using LFR last year!

Let me tell you how British police use facial recognition cameras. Seven years ago, Tommy Robinson was campaigning in an election to become a Member of the European Parliament. Something called the "Muslim Defence League" decided to attack him -- and the men, women and children he was meeting as he campaigned in Oldham. The Muslim Defence League was coming in from Manchester, on a train. They didn't know where to go in Oldham, so police helpfully escorted them right to where Tommy and the families were. A riot ensued -- really a one-way riot, with Muslim Defence League activists throwing bottles and bricks at the terrified local residents. Women and children took refuge where they could. Police were there, but couldn't -- or wouldn't -- stop the attack. But the police had a video team there. A facial recognition team. Sent to capture the identity of anyone who met with Tommy as he campaigned. They literally had the cameras and cameramen there. But during the riot, they kept the cameras aimed at Tommy and his friends -- the victims of the riot. The police never turned around to film the rioters. That's a true story. Here's our reporter on the scene: youtube.com/watch?v=QVDtmA…

@WilsonRupe22821 @orlaminihane Could you please repeat that in English?

The dury was out but no we have left… I know everyone wants to hear what Starmer has to say on X regardless. But what would speak louder than any reply,message, view he receives is SIMPLY WITHHOLDING ATTENTION. While hundreds of thousands of responses are just white noise he can ignore. A significant drop in followers, from 2M+ to 10,000s of his actual supporters would be impossible to dismiss…

Did you ever think in your lifetime a Prime Minister of this great nation 🇬🇧 would refer to its hardworking, patriotic people in such disrespectful and derogatory terms? The very people who’s ancestors saved this nation from the enemy he today so readily labelled us ? A very dark day for our country and our people! You are a disgrace @Keir_Starmer So I say this with absolute sincerity.. WE DON’T CARE !!!!!!! @RestoreBritain_ @iamrydersaurus

@_HenryBolton @RosesJB1 @PeterMy53679910 What would a proper Brexit looked like Henry?

@RosesJB1 @PeterMy53679910 He fought for a referendum. He fought to win it. Then we could all see the government wasn’t delivering it properly. So, what should we have done? We should have fought for it to be delivered properly. To fight for something and then watch it being messed up is not leadership.

The issue of Nigel Farage’s undeclared £5 million gift from Christopher Harborne has, I believe, become a matter of public trust. Mr Farage originally presented the money as connected to his personal security and nothing to do with political activity. He now describes it as “a reward for Brexit”. Parliamentary rules are clear that a gift made within the twelve months before becoming an MP must be registered if there is any question that the money may be connected to political activity, political status, political influence, or the decision to enter Parliament. Brexit was quite clearly political activity. Parliament and the public are therefore entitled to full transparency. I'm certain Nigel would not allow any other party leader to evade transparency on such a matter. The latest explanation, that the £5 million was a “reward for Brexit”, also raises a deeper question. Brexit was a national decision, undertaking and commitment. Once the referendum had been won, the duty of those who claimed leadership of the cause, which I strongly supported then and still support now, was to help ensure that Brexit succeeded. Deeply concerned that the government was failing to do so, I personally urged Nigel Farage to engage seriously in developing a plan for Brexit’s implementation and success. Such a plan was, I felt, vital. It would have provided a clear benchmark against which the government could be held to account: “Here is the plan. Where is yours? If you don't have one, use this!” I warned that without such a plan, Brexit would become a firefighting exercise, a series of uncoordinated knee-jerk responses to problems as they arose, rather than a coherent, well-sequenced and properly planned national programme to deliver the increased prosperity, secure borders and immigration reduction that nation demanded. I argued that failure to present such a plan would lead to mistakes and failings that would hand ammunition to those who wanted to reverse Brexit and say, “You see, it is a mess.” He point blank refused to engage in developing such a plan. So when a vast private payment is now described as a reward for Brexit, firstly Parliament is entitled to ask why it was not registered and, second, the public is entitled to ask why anyone should be privately rewarded for winning a referendum while refusing to engage in the unglamorous, hard but crucial work of ensuring that the national decision was properly delivered. There is also now Ben Habib’s serious allegation concerning a £1 million payment connected to an agreement with Boris Johnson before the 2019 General Election. I have no idea whether that allegation is true. I make no accusation of wrongdoing. That is for the proper authorities. But taken together, the changing explanation for the £5 million, the timing of the payment, the donor’s wider political involvement, the promotion by Nigel of the donor's area of business, the failure to register the gift, the unresolved questions over political influence, and now the further allegation made by Mr Habib, leave serious questions that I think do require proper answers. Brexit was a national decision. Nobody who claims credit for it should be above scrutiny simply because we passionately agreed with, fought for and participated in that decision. The British public deserve clarity on who paid what, when, why, and whether any political influence was expected in return.

@Futuremanbrexit In attending the UTK march you will be endorsing a violent, racist, fascist thug.

I’m not going to UTK for Tommy Robinson I’m going for my kids I’m not going in support of any political party I’m going in defiance of the government I’m not going for a fight I’m going to fill one pixel in the video that will be seen around the world Every pixel matters

@BruceUnfiltered Because fuckwits believe the lies told about London. My young daughters regularly travel up to London (from rural Devon) on their own and never have any problems.

I posted that I’m going to the Unite the Kingdom parade tomorrow, and yes, plenty of people have said “have a good day” and “enjoy it”, which I appreciate. But what really stood out was how many people also felt the need to say, “stay safe”, “protect your stuff”, “don’t go alone”, “make sure you stay with people”. And that says something. What kind of country are we living in where going to the capital city to stand with people waving the national flag also comes with warnings about your safety? That isn’t normal. People should be able to show pride in their country, carry their own flag, and attend a public event without others feeling like they need to warn them to be careful. I appreciate everyone looking out for me, genuinely. But the fact so many people felt they had to say it tells you exactly where the United Kingdom is at the minute. #UniteTheKingdom #UnionFlag #UKPolitics #BritishPolitics #London #Patriotism

@GavinJones_14 @RealDannyTommo @TRobinsonNewEra They'll have another one next year - it's all part of Yaxley-Lennon's grift which keeps the money pouring into his pockets. Idiots will send him their last £20 but he wouldn't piss on them if they were on fire.

@RealDannyTommo @TRobinsonNewEra So once you’ve all spent about 12 hours walking about waving flags then what? Because this isn’t the first one of these marches you’ve done and you’re having to do more marches because the first 3 or 4 didn’t make a blind bit of difference to anything 🤦🏼‍♂️😂

The night before the big day! #UniteTheKingdom 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 See you all tomorrow! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra

@abbthemad @RealDannyTommo @TRobinsonNewEra Ireland is not part of the United Kingdom! A typical Yaxley-Lennon supporter - thick as mince.

@RealDannyTommo @TRobinsonNewEra Would love to be there tomorrow but am disabled and housebound, but I had a flag made and had someone hang it from my house so I feel I’m supporting in some way hope you like it , have a marvellous time and stay safe

@minitiffy05 @RealDannyTommo @TRobinsonNewEra Your grandfather would be turning in his grave if he knew you were following a fascist march. Your grandfather fought fascists.

Cant wait to arrive in london 5am. Never stepped in london before in my life never wanted to (as Im a countryside lass) and ive planned coming to this ages ago as I see how important it is. Im doing this for my boys and also for my grandad who fought in ww2 as a wg commander. And he would be turning in his grave with what starmer doing to this country. So its only right I fight on for them.

@CPhilpOfficial @Conservatives The Tories caused the problem Chris. Cutting 20k police has consequences.

People are fed up with crime, chaos and feeling unsafe on their own streets. Knife crime. Drug dealing. Open drug use. Anti-social behaviour. We’ve had enough. The Conservatives will put 10,000 more police on the streets, triple stop and search, seize knives and drugs and back the police to go after criminals. We will take back our streets.