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Can't argue really. Letters: Dear Editor Starmer, Burnham, Farage, Badenoch, Miliband, Rayner. I don’t want any of them, so let’s stop talking about the hype whisked up for this by-election, and let’s work out what on earth is on the other side of this giant ego trip. Bill

From a person on the ground in Makerfield for @RestoreBritain_ 'The by-election is being held on 18th June so there is very little time. We need to hit the ground running. I was there today and knocked on doors. There is a huge appetite for Restore Britain. 50+ people who turned up at such short notice were excellent.'

Makerfield patriots on the ground this morning 🫡🇬🇧 Fun fact Bryn community club used to be the labour club but no one wants labour anymore hence the name change 😂 Let’s go @RestoreBritain_

I can sense change in the air. A tsunami of public scrutiny is building, and the political class hasn’t seen it coming. I think they’re about to get flattened by it. The tax burden is at its highest level since the Second World War. Public services are visibly straining… and even disappearing. Debt servicing costs are eating a growing share of receipts. There’s a creeping, unshakeable sense across the country that something has gone badly wrong. People want answers. And they want them now. For decades, the deal has been pretty simple. We work hard and pay our taxes, and we trust the institutions to look after running the country so we can get on with our lives. However, that silent agreement has been totally broken. Especially now the state wants to insert itself in almost every facet of our lives. People are getting angry. Very angry. And not in a vague, shout-at-the-news way. In a specific, evidence-based, “I’m going to look at the data myself” way. This is a politician’s worst nightmare. What the political class seem not to have grasped. Not the MPs, not the ministers, not the senior civil service. The public now has the tools, the time, the access, and the will to actually check the work. And that’s what they’re doing. Annual accounts. Procurement records. Quango budgets. Consultant fees. Departmental headcounts. FOI responses. Hansard. Companies House. Local authority spending. It’s all out there. Most of it has been for years. Almost nobody was looking. The media has done a terrible job of digging. So now the public are doing the work themselves as they see how this country has been steered toward a cliff edge. Independent analysts. Retired professionals. Journalists with Substacks. Ordinary citizens with spreadsheets and a spare afternoon. They’re picking through it line by line. And they’re sharing what they find. Social media accounts, websites, apps, video channels, are all being created to share the latest disaster uncovered in the data. That the mainstream media has done a terrible job of covering. So far, the surface has barely been scratched. And what’s already emerging is genuinely staggering. Waste at a scale that would end careers in the private sector overnight. Decisions that defy basic competence. Spending that no rational person would attempt to defend. This is going to get a lot more uncomfortable for the people on the receiving end. A lot more. Because once the public starts looking, and they have, there’s no putting that genie back in the bottle. Every receipt, every contract, every appointment, every excuse will be examined and circulated. The era of spending other people’s money without anyone really watching is ending. The reckoning is just getting started.

Wes Streeting’s new, improved NHS after his two years at the helm. Letter in the @Telegraph

The current head of HMRC a state body who supposedly “exonerated” Angela Rayner’s tax dealings is John-Paul Marks. He was previously Yvette Cooper’s private secretary. This raises more questions than answers.

Andrew Bridgen gave an impressive speech today at the Unite the Kingdom Rally. Noting that the UK has the best politicians that money can buy lol. Calling for a peaceful revolution. Receiving massive applause when he said Rupert Lowe is the man to restore Britain 🇬🇧

At the Unite the Kingdom rally in Parliament Square. No sign of the hatred Two-Tier Keir said he wouldn't tolerate. And a distinct lack of "far right racist thugs". Instead of condemning these good natured flag-waving patriots, Starmer, why don't you listen to them?

We've been voting for the lesser of the available evils for longer than I can remember, and everything got dramatically worse. It's time to vote for what we actually want for a change.

Restore Britain will be standing a candidate in the Makerfield by-election. - Stay tuned!

@PolitlcsUK @AndyBurnhamGM Will he move out of his own house in London, rent it out, and live in another one nearby so he can claim it on expenses? You know, like he’s done before?

No entry for Eva or Dominik, but look how excited the Prime Minister is to let in Alaa Ahmed Seif al Islam Abd El-Fattah, a Mohammedan with a history of incitement to violence.

God bless the UNITED Kingdom! 🇬🇧

Has anyone else noticed that Reform UK is slowly creeping up the arse of Tommy supporters? No more ‘that lot’ or derogatory comments - but underhand support and little compliments. Reform UK bosses are snakes - be careful.

Great speech by @Sargon_of_Akkad We are coming! @RupertLowe10 @RestoreBritain_

Pro-Palestine activists are cycling through the Unite The Kingdom March, with Palestine flags & photographers. They are deliberately trying to antagonise attendees here; so that they can capture the moment…

Just been watching the wonderful @SophieReaper reporting live from the Palestine protest. Angry grown men, trying to intimidate her. Meanwhile - a lone Muslim female police officer heckled & intimidated by the Palestinian protesters. Other officers needed to support her. @Keir_Starmer @DavidLammy @MayorofLondon where are your platitudes re this? 🤔 x.com/HJB_News__/sta…

Non-stun slaughter. Halal/Kosher. What does the British public really think? I tabled a motion in Parliament pushing for a ban and just seven MPs signed - out of 650. So Restore Britain asked Find Out Now to poll the British people on the following two questions... The government should require meat sold in shops and restaurants to clearly state how the animal was slaughtered. A staggering 66% agree. Just 8% disagree. This is important. Labelling would essentially bankrupt the industry and act as a ban. Let's push for labelling. But on an outright ban itself? A policy almost no MP will touch? I am abused and accused for raising it in Westminster. 55% want a ban. On both halal and kosher. 55%. Just 12% don't want a ban. An enormous majority want to ban ALL non-stun slaughter. Labour won't ban it. Farage has said he wouldn't ban it. Lib Dems obviously wouldn't. Conservatives? Don't know. The disconnect between politicians and the people is absolutely huge. Quite frankly, they are scared of offended Muslims. My view? This is Britain. As a farmer, I can say that we care deeply for our animals in this country. We should not put them through brutal and unnecessary suffering. The campaign to ban halal and kosher slaughter really starts today. I now know that the majority of the British people are with me. (Find Out Now surveyed 1,029 GB adults for Restore Britain on 13th January, filtered to be nationally representative by age, gender, region and 2024 GE vote. Find Out Now is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules)

@suespeaksup @TRobinsonNewEra 🎶Red white and blue World class grannies They hate Starmer too World class grannies They're tougher than lions And never will give up That's why grannies Will see Keir Starmer off 🎶