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@EssexPR They want yo get locks on the fridges so you need a digital ID to access food.

Make it make sense…

@AlexBarnicoat_ Are you stupid? The massive nanny state is the fall out from the damage she did. Just look at our ability to repay our debts. It ends after her reign.

"People have got the entitlements too much in mind, without the obligations." -Margaret Thatcher Look at us now, a massive nanny state that controls everything while subsidising millions of healthy working-age people to sit at home. We’ve ditched self-reliance and hard work for handouts, red tape and zero responsibility. Can’t believe a quote from nearly 40 years ago is still this accurate about Britain today.

@Lyndonx The whole idea of the increase in business rates is to shut down hospitality. Under Agenda 2030 there is no hospitality industry and you are issued food from the state.

A common themes that Labour care nothing about. The rising costs for businesses is somewhat, extortionate especially in the hospitality sector. Business rates alone are a destroyer of profit for many. To remain in business you have to manage costs which means cut them at the same time as investing to grow profit. A juggling act for many and an art more than a learned skill.

@Lyndonx The total opposite happened in the UK in 1946 when Clement Atlee nationalised 30% of all industry and created the NHS. We repay 60% of the war debt as well.

Implementing socialism reduces annual GDP growth by 2 percentage points in the first decade, primarily via lower productivity. North Korea, Cuba, Cambodia are examples of where it fails. Socialism is damaging to people’s lives and country. It eventually hits below rock bottom then people riot and for reform. UK is very tolerant as a society but it will eventually break as it always has through history.

@NetZeroWatch His father Ralph Miliband and his mother both hated the British and were Zionist who wanted this country destroyed so that Israel could reign untouched.

"Miliband has his eye on the second most senior job in government: Chancellor of the Exchequer. But he himself has queered his own pitch by taking an apparently ideological approach to curbing Britain’s carbon emissions, even to the extent of refusing to exploit our own oil and gas reserves," says Tom Harris, warning "An eco-zealot would be a lot more dangerous in No 11 than in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero." #CostOfNetZero

@AlexBarnicoat_ This is part of the social credit score. They will actually be regulating finacial aspects as I doubt the BofE has any knowledge about anything else

The Bank of England has now started directly regulating the cloud servers of Amazon, Microsoft and Google. They call it “financial stability." But it's bullshit. We all know what it really is, another huge power grab by the state. The government wants to monitor, control and put red tape all over private tech companies. They can’t even run the NHS or control our borders properly, but they think they should be in charge of private cloud servers? This nanny state nonsense is suffocating British innovation and business. The state needs to back off and let private companies run their own affairs. We must fight against this kind of creeping government control over private industry. It's getting out of hand everyday they are trying to take more and more of our control and privacy away. What is happening to our country everyday we lose more and more of our freedom and privacy? And the worst part it doesn't change anything for us since our contry is still falling apart.

@AlexBarnicoat_ AI cant take any jobs. The job losses blame on AI were actually migrant replacement. AI systems are data transformers who can perform basic API functions. pivot-to-ai.com/2026/01/29/the…

AI is moving faster than the law, with concerns about its impact on jobs and safety. Should the government strictly regulate AI now, or will that just kill British innovation?

@OlooneyJohn £85 fine... whtimes.co.uk/news/25509951.…

Total fucking idiots

@EssexPR This has been pushed by both parties. In late 2020, Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson reportedly considered a national pay-per-mile system. The Treasury was deeply concerned about a looming £30 billion "black hole" in public finances caused by the rapid shift to electric vehicles

🚨 Pay-per-mile car taxes confirmed for 2028 as Labour unveils new changes for millions of drivers ⚠️

@RLY15_ @_Unknown_D_ A rational person would be asking why when we are being taxed higher than ever before do we not have these things when we did have them with lower taxes?

@_Unknown_D_ A rational person that realises without well funded basic services funded through tax, you wouldn't have an economy to be an entrepreneur in the first place.

If I’m a billionaire and the UK government starts taxing my wealth at 2%, I’m taking the one off CGT hit, selling everything and exiting the UK asap, what rational person wouldn’t?

@DanielPriestley You do realise “you’ll own nothing and be happy” is the motto of the @wef which is a capitalist organisation? They don't want people to own houses etc they want them owned by the banks and you have a life of subscription.

Capitalists want people to be rich. Not governments - people. We thrive on trade. We want people to have high incomes, assets to leverage, optimistic outlook, valuable skills… we like trade and we want people to have all the things that make trade beneficial. We want systems that lead to more wealth, more incomes, more success and more optimism. We want widespread affluence and prosperity to emerge. Socialists want equality at the expense of all else. Their fairness reflex dictates that until everyone can have the nice thing, no one can have it… it’s a race to the bottom. Their motto is “you’ll own nothing and be happy”. The capitalist motto would be something like “deliver value at scale and get the rewards at scale”. One ideology wants you to own a house a business and shares. The other wants you grateful for whatever government lets you have. One ideology wants you to be self-sufficient the other wants you dependent on the state. One trusts your judgement about your own life and the other wants top down control. Chose wisely.

@novaramedia @AaronBastani @garyseconomics People should note that Gary is part of @BlackRock who are pushing for the wealth tax which will make it uneconomically viable for people to own any assets so they will have to sell up. This is Morris Pearl from Black Rock who Gary answers to. patrioticmillionaires.org/people/morris-…

'It's a comedy show, isn't it? It's a comedy show. And Donald Trump is also a comedian.' @AaronBastani in conversation with Gary Stevenson (@GarysEconomics), following his most recent appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored. Watch the full episode of Downstream on our YouTube channel.

@Kekius_Sage It will be getting hotter no matter what we do as we are coming out of a mini ice age.

A lot of people are saying: "It's just summer". But that's not the full story. European summers are becoming unprecedentedly harsh. Intense and prolonged heatwaves are shattering records, serving as a direct and undeniable manifestation of climate change. We must stop treating these anomalies as normal. Climate change is no longer a future threat because it

@AlexTaylorNews Well not really. It isnt hot in comparison to what it was or what it is going to be with or without fossil fuels.

Populists, for years : "Don't believe science. Climate change is fake. Drill baby drill" Populists, now "It's all the government's fault for not giving you AirCon"

@AlexBarnicoat_ One house of migrants cost £150k per year. Down my road there are now 8 migrant families. Where do you think the money went?

Local councils are going broke, cutting bin collections and streetlights, yet we still send billions abroad in foreign aid. Should we freeze all foreign aid until our own communities are sorted out? What do you think?

@AlexBarnicoat_ All parties are right wing including the Greens who are funded by George Soros. They just dress up fascism slightly differently each time.

The establishment is trying to put new limits on political donations. They claim it stops "foreign interference," but is this just an excuse to starve right-wing parties of cash and shut down competition? What do you think?

@AlexBarnicoat_ The post was doing fine until it was privatised and the borders are purposely left open.

Activists are demanding the state pass emergency laws to nationalise Royal Mail back into a public monopoly. Can a government that can't even secure our borders be trusted to run the post, or will it just waste billions more?

@AlexBarnicoat_ When you realise the whole idea of net zero is to destroy a country so the banks can take it over you will see it is doing as it is planned. 8 Countries have all achieved net zero. All are destroyed with massive unemployment. weforum.org/stories/2022/1…

Why is Britain still obsessed with net zero targets when it’s destroying British industry and making energy bills unaffordable for working families?

@AlexBarnicoat_ 1 in 27 youth jobs now goes to non EU migrants. Welcome to migrant replacement. centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/newsroom/27-yo…

Why are working class British kids at the back of the queue for social housing and school places in their own country?

@AlanJLSmith You are an advocate for capitalism. You got capitalism and now you complain due to the economy being in 'late stage capitalism'...

Can you see what’s happening? People are blaming each other for the state of the economy: - Rich v poor - Old v young But they’re ignoring the real issue: There’s a huge problem and its root cause is the fact that our money system is broken. The £ in your pocket today is worth 50% of its value in 2008. And now: - Young people can’t afford to buy their own home. - They can’t put down roots and raise a family. - The birth rate has collapsed. - We have a mental health crisis. - An obesity crisis. - Crime rates persistently high. At the same time, tax rates are the highest in 70 years - and yet the government has to borrow more and more money to fund its spending. This creates inflation, wages don’t keep up and property prices become unaffordable. Since central banks abandoned the gold standard and introduced the ‘fiat’ currencies we have today, the value of our money has fallen every year due to inflation. “No one should ever have to work for a currency that others can just print at will.” The foundations are corrupted. Our money is broken. This is the real problem.