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Proud to be supporting my son in running the business I founded. Anti-woke. Love Portugal, hate EU. Geek. LFC supporter.
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@TalkTV @TVKev @IsabelOakeshott Why shouldn’t the migrants feel confident? Why the surprise?
I think I counted 5 women out of that throng - approx 5% of the total?
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EXCLUSIVE: Footage obtained by Talk shows DOZENS of migrants walking through a French town - and authorities doing NOTHING to stop them.
"They are walking through without any pretence of hiding who they are or what they are doing!"
@TVKev @IsabelOakeshott
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Victor Davis Hanson: USAID Was One of the Most Corrupt Institutions In The World, Cutting It Didn’t Spread Ebola
The media blame Afghanistan, Ebola, and even California’s problems on President Donald Trump.
Somehow, no matter what happens, it always comes back to Trump.
Full episode: youtu.be/oK7Y1ij4nak
@VDHanson

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What a lesson on how to run the UK economy and then another on how to ruin it.
You must be very proud of your Mum & Dad, @cristo_radio.
Great story about the imfamous bacon sandwich too!!
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👏👏👏👏👏👏 Bill Maher!
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The no tax on overtime announcement from Reform yesterday is a *starting gun*.
The incentives in this country are totally BROKEN and upside down.
Break into our country?
Free stuff for life.
Steal from a struggling store? 0 consequences.
Toil away for the best part of your life? Taxed to the eyeballs to pay for those who refuse to.
Reform will transform the incentive structure to reward the very best of Britain and punish the worst.
It will be glorious.
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A special message for #FBPE & Long Remainers:
- 99% of people never used FoM
- 92% of economy not linked to EU
- 96% of businesses never trade with EU
And it took 10-15% of NHS budget each year as a fee (£500bn in today's money cumulative) with £3.5 trillion in manufacturing GDP cumulative lost (3.5 million jobs gone).
We will never rejoin. Hope that helps.
#Brexit

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The right needs to unite to defeat the dangers of the left.
Country before party, Britain before ego.
As a Tory, I’ve said I think the Tories should not have stood in Makerfield.
Same goes for Restore.
This is not any old election. It is a very specific one where the national interest should trump other considerations.
Kelvin MacKenzie@kelvmackenzie
Reform 40%. Restore 7%. Burnham 43%. The Sunday Times poll for Survation at Makerfield shows the split right will bring in our most Lefty Prime Minister ever. Grateful if Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe would put down their swords and pick up the phone.
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I still can't get my head around this.
Keir Starmer *took the knee* for George Floyd.
He *spoke in parliament* about Adolescence, a fictional Netflix series.
But when Henry Nowak, a young white lad, is *stabbed to death* by a Sikh man and HANDCUFFED by police while he was dying, Keir Starmer says ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
The man is morally repugnant.
I utterly despise him.

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The Sewage Doesn't Lie. Polly Toynbee Said So.
In 2010, Polly Toynbee wrote in the Guardian that the census was missing millions of people and that Britain had no reliable idea of how many people actually lived here. Her evidence? Sewage. Thames Water, she explained, could calculate true population numbers from outflow data regardless of who was registered, who had filled in a form, or who the authorities knew about. The sewage doesn't discriminate. It counts everyone. In Slough alone, she reported, Thames Water's data revealed 30,000 more people than officially registered. She was making the argument that inner city constituencies were being underfunded because the state couldn't count its own population. She was right.
Fifteen years later, Thames Water commissioned a study using precisely that methodology. The results were obtained by the Telegraph under freedom of information. The study estimated that up to 585,000 people are living illegally in the London water supply zone. Nationally, the figure exceeds one million. David Wood, the former Director General of Immigration Enforcement at the Home Office, told the Home Affairs Select Committee the same thing in 2017, before the Channel crossing surge had even begun. Since 2018, over 200,000 people have arrived by small boat alone, with a removal rate of just 4 percent.
The methodology Toynbee championed in 2010 to argue for more funding for Labour inner city seats has produced a number the Guardian would never publish. The sewage still doesn't lie. It has simply started telling a different story.
This matters for several reasons. The official population figures used to allocate public services, draw constituency boundaries and calculate per capita spending are wrong. They have been wrong for years and the undercounting runs in one direction only. The people not on the register, not in the census, not in the ONS migration statistics, are overwhelmingly concentrated in the cities and inner suburbs that have absorbed the largest numbers of unregistered arrivals. The schools that are overflowing, the GP surgeries that cannot cope, the housing that is unaffordable: these are not random failures of public administration. They are the predictable consequence of a population that the state either cannot or will not count honestly.
The political class that calls concerned citizens far-right for raising these questions has known about the undercounting problem for at least fifteen years. Toynbee's 2010 piece was not a fringe complaint. It was a mainstream left-wing argument made in Britain's most prominent left-wing newspaper, citing official ONS data, Thames Water analysis and the testimony of sitting MPs. The numbers were smaller then. The methodology was the same.
What has changed is not the tools for counting. What has changed is what the counting reveals. In 2010 it revealed underfunded Labour constituencies. In 2026 it reveals a population of over a million people living here without authorisation, in a country whose government describes 171,000 net migration as a secure Britain and calls anyone who disagrees a bigot.
Polly Toynbee was right in 2010. The sewage doesn't lie. She just didn't anticipate where the truth would eventually lead.
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
"The study estimated that up to 585,000 people are living illegally in the London water supply zone. Nationally, the figure exceeds one million."

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@reformparty_uk can promise anything they like, says Darren Jones.
What does that remind you of?
A decrease in energy costs.
Freezing Council Tax.
No increase in National Insurance.
Smashing the gangs.
Who said that in June 2024, @darrenpjones?!
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Most BLM demonstrations (often cited as 93–95%) were peaceful, but the violent subset involved significant damage—estimated at $1–2 billion in insured losses (the costliest civil unrest in U.S. history), hundreds of police injuries, and around 19–30 deaths linked to the unrest in various reports.
The events were tied to the Black Lives Matter movement but involved a wide range of participants, including some opportunistic looters and agitators. They followed earlier BLM protests (e.g., after Ferguson in 2014) but were far larger in scale.
Of course, much of the BLM donations were misused for the personal gain of the organisers.
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Here it is:
Director of National Disgrace James Clapper:
This, is one project —overthrowing the United States government has to be a team sport.
🔥🔥Bombshell Intelligence Declassified by the Director of National Intelligence, @DNIGabbard.
This is Admiral Mike Rogers, a four-star admiral in the United States Navy, who served as the second commander of U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) and as the 17th Director of the National Security Agency (NSA) under the Kenyan administration.
On November 17, 2016, Admiral Mike Rogers traveled to Trump Tower without notifying Barry, Director of National Disgrace James Clapper, and Chief of Sedition CIA Director John Brennan — to warn then–President-elect Donald Trump that he was being overthrown. The following day, Trump’s transition team moved its headquarters to his golf property in Bedminster, New Jersey.
Newly declassified emails from James Clapper:
“It is essential that we (CIA/NSA/FBI/ODNI) be on the same page and are all supportive of the report — in the highest tradition of ‘that’s OUR story, and we’re stickin’ to it.’”
“We will facilitate as much mutual transparency as possible as we complete the report, but time is not negotiable.”
“We may have to compromise our ‘normal’ modalities, since we must do this on such a compressed timetable.”
“This is one project that has to be a team sport. — Jim”
Despite concerns, then-NSA Director Mike Rogers stood alone:
“I’m concerned that, given the expedited nature of this activity, my folks aren’t fully comfortable saying they have had enough time to review all of the intelligence to be absolutely confident in their assessments.”
In other words: how’s that for a $1,776 billion fund—for weaponizing the single most powerful intelligence agencies on the planet to overthrow the United States government in 2016 and a sitting president in 2017.
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