Steve Hay

@BenGunnEx And that suspicious deaths are confirmed by autopsy, not by a long retired ‘expert witness’ with little to no credentials in neonatology, reading case notes and gainsaying the pathologists who carried out the autopsies.

Hang on... The Letby case was one of the most serious murder trials in UK history. A crime with no parallel. Yet it didn't occur to anyone that the Prosecutions main medical witness being a long retired doctor who didn't deal with neonates looked a bit desperate???

@JChimirie66677 @MalHay @Keir_Starmer Too much AI posting (although I agree with the sentiment). The giveaway is the (over)use of “This isn’t…it’s…”. As in: this isn’t repetitive, it’s tiresome!

@Keir_Starmer Cut the theatre. You talk about "crackdowns" and "securing borders" as though a few raids and headline arrests will change anything. But the boats keep coming, the hotels keep filling, and the demographic transformation of Britain rolls on. This isn't about criminal gangs. It's about a political class that opened the doors, keeps them open, and dresses it up as compassion while dismantling the very nation it claims to serve. Illegal migration isn't an accident. It isn't simply the work of gangs. It is the sharp edge of deliberate demographic engineering - the same pattern we see from Canada to France, from Germany to Australia. The boats keep coming because your government waves them in. They are housed because councils are ordered to take them. They are kept here because the courts, the NGOs, and the "human rights" industry you protect make deportation all but impossible. This isn't a failure of the system. It is the system, working exactly as designed. And what does that system deliver? A native population made to feel like strangers in their own land. British families priced out of housing while hotels are filled with migrants. Schools where the children of taxpayers are sidelined, while parallel societies entrench themselves with state blessing. A country where the most common boy's name is Muhammad, while white, Christian birth rates collapse. This isn't mismanagement. It's replacement. And you know it. You boast of raids and arrests. We see them for what they are: token gestures to pacify public anger while the real pipeline stays wide open. You can throw around percentages, but the boats still land, the hotels still fill, and the demographics still shift. It's theatre, not border security. And here's the truth: you are not loyal to Britain or the British. You are loyal to the coalition that sustains you - the Leftist–Islamist pact in the cities, the NGOs, the courts, the supranational machine in Brussels and Davos. That machine does not want borders. It does not want nations. It does not want a people confident in their own heritage. It wants a fragmented, divided population: easy to manage, impossible to unite. So no, you won't secure the borders. You'll keep importing the electorate you want, while gaslighting the people who built this country into thinking resistance is "racism." That is the real business being run here - and it is far viler than any gang in Calais. Until Britain recognises this for what it is - deliberate demographic sabotage - no slogan, no crackdown, no "priority" of yours will change a thing. Because the truth is simple: the government isn't failing to stop the boats. It is choosing not to. "A country where the most common boy's name is Muhammad, while white, Christian birth rates collapse. This isn't mismanagement. It's replacement."

Illegal migration is a business run by organised criminal gangs with no regard for human life. My number one priority is to put an end to this vile trade. Under our nationwide crackdown, raids and arrests are already up 50%. I won’t stop until we secure our borders.

@JohnStreicher1 @LissaKEvans You are aware that the definition of bigotry is an intolerance of alternative views…pot/kettle? Also, why is this the only mental illness which is treated by affirmation? Do we treat anorexia with liposuction?

@LissaKEvans Here's another translation: "Nasty little bigots have nothing better to do with their time than make vulnerable children miserable." or: "The huge assholes win."

Translation of every headline in today's press: Boys have been asked to leave an organisation set up specifically for girls.

@antonhowes @DavidDeutschOxf Scotland has always been my poster child for what happens to a great country and a great people when they embrace socialism.

Why did Scotland punch so far above its weight in the age of industrialisation and enlightenment? The usual answer is education. But I argue that this puts the cart before the horse, and that it was almost entirely down to capital: ageofinvention.xyz/p/age-of-inven…

@BasilTheGreat It never occurs to these people that ethnic minorities ‘don’t feel comfortable in the countryside’ in the same way that I don’t feel comfortable with drill, stealing mobile phones & stabbing people I disagree with.

🚨DIRECTOR FOR NATIONAL TRUST SAYS COUNTRYSIDE IS RACIST “The research clearly shows that ethnic minorities don’t feel comfortable in the countryside - there are lots of reasons for this, they don’t know what to wear, don’t know the countryside code” What is wrong with her?

@LivingTricks_ Is it Anonaboa?

Read it again carefully. The answer is literally right in front of you 😏

@ClarkeMicah @DailyMail At last! Our ‘independent’ nuclear deterrent has always been a myth. Whilst the warheads are British made, the Trident delivery systems are US made, maintained and ultimately controlled.

Britain must build its own Bomb, as France has done, not rely on US help which may also be a hindrance. . mol.im/a/15660465 via @DailyMail

@AttleeSarah80 Tice ‘avoided’ tax - which is perfectly legal and he would have been a fool not to. Rayner ‘evaded’ tax - which is illegal. This isn’t difficult.

The BBC's silence on Tice's tax scandal speaks volumes, they'll chase a Labour slip for weeks, but a Reform leader avoiding £600k? Rayner did it accidentally, Tice did it intentionally. Media silence. Funny how that works. #bbcbreakfast #bbcqt #r4today

@RaymondSnoddy This is idiocy on stilts. Try explaining to shareholders that you paid an easily avoidable, £600k tax bill out of political principle. The subsequent no confidence motion would attract far greater headlines.

Strange that neither the Daily Mail, Sun or the Times seems to have space today to cover the Sunday Times exclusive that Richard Tice has been using very aggressive tax protocols to avoid paying £600,000 in tax. If he had been a Labour MP ...

@CheckCharlieB Yes, but if he hadn’t used legal accounting practices to avoid a £600k loss to his company, he could be judged financially incompetent & not suitable for government.

Reform spends every day telling voters the system is rigged by wealthy elites. Then their own MP avoids £600k in tax using the very structures ordinary people can’t access. That’s not rebellion that’s hypocrisy.

@DaleVince Why is it ‘unethical’? Given the damage governments do with it, as well as the olympic levels of waste & fraud in public spending, I would say that politicians should have as little of our money as possible. Tax avoidance & increasingly tax evasion are moral imperatives

Just to be clear, tax dodging is the common term for tax avoidance (legal but unethical) as opposed to tax evasion (illegal and unethical).   Avoiding tax is not a good look from someone who wants to run our country. Using rare and complex methods unavailable to normal people - takes away this lame attempt to re frame the issue as not paying more than you need to.

@BenGunnEx Even so, with our overseas territories around the globe it shouldn’t take a week to deploy one lousy frigate. The French deployed a whole carrier group in less than half the time.

We are no longer a global naval power. No should we be.

@_HenryBolton Oh purlease! Nato stopped being a ‘defensive alliance’ when it bombed the shit out of Serbia in 1999. Blair’s mate Carter knows this only too well.

General Nick Carter is absolutely correct. NATO is a defensive alliance and was not created to assist an ally that enters a war of choice. Nor should NATO allow itself to morph into such a role. The matter of keeping the Straits of Hormuz, the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman open and free for navigation is another matter. Let us not conflate the two things. @realDonaldTrump

@ClarkeMicah @JMCDelingpole @exRAF_Al Nevertheless I think it’s a valid point. Trump always looks at the bottom line. This gives him an exit from the current war as well as an exit from the costs of guaranteeing European security. The future of Trident (totally reliant on the US) will be interesting…

.@exraf_al What a curious view for a patriot to take. Mr Trump has started a war of choice in the Middle East and now it has predictably backfired on him seeks to use a supposedly defensive alliance to drag others into it.

@anon_opin Agreed - but it’s Bowie’s backing vocals on the Lulu version that makes it.

Lulu's version of The Man Who Sold the World is better than David Bowie's version of The Man Who Sold the World.

@DrChrisParry I’ve always thought so. It comes under ‘natural monopoly’ as it’s a compulsory payment so it should be nationalised.

Does anybody else think that UK car insurance is a cartel-driven scam? How do last year's premiums double when the personal and vehicle details have not changed and inflation has been in single digits?

@David__Osland He ‘avoided’ tax - perfectly legal. So what’s your point?

Attention BBC and Daily Mail newsdesks. It is being reliably reported that Reform UK MP Richard Tice dodged a £600,000 tax bill. Where's the media coverage?

@LondonEconomic You need to learn the difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion before writing such tosh!

'If the standards applied to Angela Rayner last year meant she had to resign, then the same standards must apply to Richard Tice here.'

@johnredwood T’was ever thus. I remember the first Gulf war (under the Conservatives). Every single Lynx helicopter in the AAC fleet was stripped of its engines to put 1 AAC regt in the field. It took 4 divisions - 3 in Germany, 1 in UK - to equip the 1 division in theatre.

A commercial shipping company does not have to have three to five fairly new ships undergoing maintenance to keep one at sea. So why does the navy?

@NotFarLeftAtAll It looks like the social media quick reaction force has had a call out.

🚨 Something is going down in London Anyone know what?