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@UnityNewsNet Peak levels of anti white treason from the Ziobot sniff head.

Coke addled shabbos goy.

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@davidkurten Scrap the lords

Replacing independent thinking hereditary peers with uni-party political appointees is a retrograde step towards witless homogeneity of opinion in Parliament. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@TRobinsonNewEra Zionist Persians you mean, the real ones are in Iran.

Persians will be at our Unite The Kingdom rally on May 16th 🇮🇷 🇬🇧 Will you?

@KaiStephensYT Anti Zionism is salvation

Anti-Zionism = Terrorism??? The Nation of Israel was founded upon Jewish terrorist insurgents massacring and bombing British soldiers and civilians but I'm the terrorist according to Reform Zogbots because I am opposed to that?

@TRobinsonNewEra @StandUnitedGB

The latest of a wave of terror attacks against the Jewish community is Keir Starmer's fault. The 7th successful terror attack by Iranian regime Islamic fanatics. When Starmer had the opportunity to back America, he failed, a coward for the Muslim vote. And now look!

Put aside mass immigration & AI. People claim benefits as they are unemployed, sick, disabled, pensioners. 2 million unemployed - the result of decades of ECONOMIC LIBERALISM! Service economy. Oil gone. Industry erased. Farming held in contempt. ANSWER? Economic Nationalism. BDP

@Stephen28845001 And Rupert Lowe just announced in his energy policy that he wants private investment to fund our post net zero energy sector revival! We want nationalisation of our critical domestic infrastructure!

@RestoreBritain_ Why open up our energy sector to private/foreign investment? Nationalise it so we can have energy without corporate profit added on top. Nationalisation is a huge vote winner, come on guys dial down the Thatcherism it’s not doing you any favours.

Restore Britain's Energy Philosophy. Restore Britain’s forthcoming energy paper sets out the steps for ensuring cheap and abundant energy at home. This project is three months in the making and consistent with our track record of producing well-researched, in-depth papers for the good British public to scrutinise. As for our imminent energy policy document, we present a short teaser below... At Restore Britain, we believe that energy is the lifeblood of any developed first-world economy. First and foremost, then, it should be cheap, reliable, and scalable. If that means investment in fossil fuels, as right now it does, then so be it. Affordable energy makes nations rich and rich nations are better equipped than poor nations to tackle any environmental challenges. Overall, energy should be valued as strategic national infrastructure, not treated as an environmental compliance problem. We also believe that it must serve our security needs. In the modern world, national sovereignty means nothing if it is not backed by energy independence. The future we envision is one of self-confident nuclear expansion, full exploitation of our offshore oil and gas reserves, onshore shale development where feasible, and some limited role for renewables – albeit without subsidies, competing on their own merits – as part of a balanced grid mix. These should meet our energy demands at a rate affordable to British households and British businesses. On its own, though, this is not enough to make energy cheap, plentiful, and thus restore Britain to prosperity. We will also need to embark upon a mass removal of our binding Net Zero commitments, the vast majority of which are smothering our economy to no worthwhile end. Even if we were to opt for a ‘full steam ahead’ strategy on oil, gas, and nuclear right away, energy prices would not come down unless we first took aim at the structural issues caused by the Net Zero cult. We would repeal the lot. The debate now raging about energy bills shows that the British people are struggling. Ultimately, though, what we need is more a long-term vision for national flourishing than eye-catching measures aimed at temporary relief. The ability to build is also vital. A nation may possess a capable population, plentiful resources, and cutting-edge technological know-how, but if it cannot turn these inputs into power plants, transmission lines, factories, housing, ports, railways, and data centres, then that nation’s economic potential remains unrealised. Our practical approach proceeds from two major principles. First, strategic infrastructure must be treated as a matter of national capability rather than ordinary planning disputes. We would work to ensure that approval timelines are measured in months, not years. Second, regulatory frameworks must be cut back and simplified. An alarming number of delays arise not from environmental or health and safety protection itself, but from overlapping layers of approval, consultation, and litigation that cause projects to stall for indefinite periods on end. OIL & GAS Unless we reverse course, Britain will soon be the only country in Europe with a windfall tax on oil and gas profits still in force, scaring off investment and undermining our energy needs. Instead, we would impose no more than the standard 25% corporation tax, not the effective 78% grabbed by the Treasury at present. Right now, the incentives around even the small amount of drilling that is permitted are extremely forbidding. In the year ending July 2024, the average rate of return for offshore operators stood at a pitiful net -1%. Our aim, by contrast, is to foster a predictable environment that rewards risk-taking investors, creates proper jobs, and deepens valuable skill-pools. We intend to preserve Aberdeen in particular as a crucial node in the oil and gas sector. On current trends, the local economy of North East Scotland and the national economy of Britain as a whole is threatened by Ed Miliband’s lunatic, ideologically driven pursuit of Net Zero at all costs. But we would also level with the British public. There are no overnight solutions to the way in which we have been so woefully misgoverned in recent decades, including on matters related to energy. We would not hesitate to build new coal-fired power plants as part of an interim strategy to transition to more reliable long-term sources. The major advantage of such plants is that, as well as being dispatchable, they can be up and running within a shorter timeframe (roughly three to four years) than new gas turbines. As both China and Germany have shown, modern techniques also make coal far less of a pollutant than it used to be. Last of all, there is plenty of it – particularly the cleanest and densest anthracite and bituminous varieties – across the British Isles. NUCLEAR We would turn our efforts, too, towards a nationwide nuclear renaissance, in particular building an extensive fleet of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). Cutting-edge SMR designs boast a range of virtues. They are powerful enough to meet the needs of a small- to medium-sized town, but nimble enough to do so without much notice. The Rolls-Royce SMRs, for instance, require an overall site footprint of fewer than 10 acres. Contrary to larger projects like Sizewell C and Hinkley Point C, they are also easier to finance privately and with minimal, if any, state funds. The major problem for all nuclear power projects, however, remains burdensome overregulation. We shall therefore expand on the work of the regulatory taskforce already commissioned by the Labour government. The brief of our taskforce would be to eliminate all forms of duplication across every level of our existing regulatory framework, from environmental impact assessments to planning hurdles. As part of an interim strategy between where we find ourselves today and the ultimate goal of simplifying our regulatory system along the lines of foreign success stories like France and South Korea, we would not hesitate to overrule the regulator by automatic repeal of any laws or regulations that it cites to block standardised designs safely in operation elsewhere in the developed world. OFFSHORE WIND Offshore wind turbines are remote enough to be non-despoiling to natural beauty, to require no land competition, and though intermittent by nature, can work hand in glove with natural gas as a more reliable substitute whenever the wind fails to blow. Our ultimate aim is to be energy independent, but since that cannot occur instantly and we are already committed to buy whatever our windfarms generate, we may as well make the most of it. Between now and where we aspire to take Britain, we are bound to find ourselves in a position where, while longer term forms of dispatchable power are built, we shall need some wind. FRACKING In the same way that lifting the ban on North Sea oil and gas exploration would be a priority under a Restore Britain government, so too would re-examining the opportunities presented by shale gas. The obstacles in our case are state-imposed constraints on new well developments, a moratorium on fracking reimposed by Rishi Sunak in October 2022, and onerous taxes on oil and gas companies. The irony is that fracking, though demonised for causing tremors, is far less seismically disruptive than the geothermal wells in Cornwall so often lauded by the very activists who despise shale exploration. Once the ban is lifted, the regulations would be rewritten to establish a level playing field between the fracking sector and the geothermal sector, which for arbitrary, unjust, and counter-productive reasons is less burdened. CAUSE FOR HOPE We note with excitement the fact that Britain possesses substantial domestic energy resources and the technical capacity to develop them. What has been lacking is the political will to prioritise cheap, abundant, and reliable energy over costly, ideologically driven climate targets. Removing the self-destructive Net Zero system, reforming planning and regulation to enable timely construction, and restoring a pragmatic balance between oil and gas, nuclear, hydrocarbons, and unsubsidised renewables would allow markets and private investment to deliver the abundance required for affordable energy and national restoration. Victorian Britain relied on cheap power and clean water to drive the Industrial Revolution. Nothing fundamental has changed. We have an abundance of both. A self-confident drive for increased energy production at home would boost government revenue from corporation and employment taxes, while reducing our exposure to global shocks and our reliance on foreign imports. Restoring Britain’s energy security will not be without transitional challenges, but the alternative is continued adherence to policies that have produced some of Europe’s highest energy prices. A patriotic energy policy must place the interests of the British people first. Our full paper will be published very soon indeed.

@RestoreBritain_ All sensible stuff with the exception of fracking, although now clearly proven safe I think it’s a political hot potato and will do you more harm than good and we don’t need it if your other suggestions are realised quickly.

@Stephen28845001 When workers are paying 30% or more of their salary on rent you know our government isn’t managing the economy to protect us, it’s using it to protect the interests of the rich. Let’s get the people back in Westminster.

British Workers in employment, often claim Social Security (correct name!) as Thatcher removed Public Housing. Private rents, so extortionate, working Britons sometimes can't function unless they receive assistance. Real benefit parasites? PRIVATE LANDLORDS. They get billions.😡.

@TRobinsonNewEra You’re Zionist and you push multiculturalism, YOU LITERALLY ARE THE NARRATIVE, you only dunk on Muslims to keep the shekels flowing, stfu.

Another day and another bank refuses to allow me use their services. This is what happens when you speak out against the narrative in the "democratic" West. The sheep are quick to say "muh you live in Spain". Every service in the UK, banking, housing, insurance...is cut off at behest of the establishment.

@AlekYerbury @Harry_pitt @PallaviDawson26 Abolish it along with the monarchy, life peers and Royal Assent should not influence legislation, parliament must be sovereign. Sector specific government industry boards could replace any advisory role potentially delegated to the Lords.

The House of Lords should be shrunken to about 100 people who have some demonstrable expertise in some important industry or function. I would also suggest that it's ability to directly control legislation be curtailed. I'm not convinced that pumping it full of hereditary peers would improve it. After all, it used to be that way and it didn't help prevent any of the issues we are facing today, so why would it help fix them?

The hereditary peers are despised as one of the last surviving vestiges of Britain as she used to be. They embody our past in a way that threatens the cult of diversity. It is outrageous for those with such deep roots to have to justify themselves before entitled newcomers.

British Democrats. Local elections. Our focus: Housing. Education. Social Services. Environment. Crime. Exclusively! The basic municipal essentials. We will remove from public spending: PC Liberalism, Multi-Racial Marxist insanity & vanity projects. Practical Nationalism.BDP.

Bank of England predicts a crash AGAIN! Politics is now the race for who can best offer an alternative to neoliberal failure and address our financial fears. Open border ‘progressives’ will go head to head with ethnocentric traditionalists like the British Democrats.

@DANewsUK Tommy is reaching the level of criminality which requires moving to Israel to avoid extradition.

Fraud and obtaining monies by deception is everywhere in the Scamodrama.

@DANewsUK The Paz49 redemption arc begins, if he’s woken up to the Tommy scam then how long will it be before he wakes up to Zionist control and the diversity delusion? This Welsh dragon may show his true nativist colours yet!

He's woken up to the grifting. Paz said, "someone's making a tidy packet out of it." Tommy Robinson, Ezra Levant and Ricki Doolan are the principal financial benefactors of Unite The Cringedom, it's a massive Scamodrama.

'Thatcherism' is Economic Liberalism. 100% 'Free' Trade equals...... No Sovereignty (Globalism). Open Borders (Immigration). 3rd World Standard of Living. *Chinese goods. * Ethnic 'entrepreneurs'. *British Workers wage slaves/dole queue. Economic Nationalism RACE.NATION.SOCIETY.

Tory Neo-liberalism hasn’t worked, market absolutism cannot provide the politics of care we need, public services are failing, wealth inequality is growing and most of us live in financial fear. We’re at an all time Lowe.

@TRobinsonNewEra @BROKENBRITAIN0 Cultural revolution? Cultural replacement more like. Zionists not welcome bruv, go back to Ireland and do your grifting over there you mong.

@BROKENBRITAIN0 You carry on tweeting like a bitch I’ll organise a cultural revolution . Wait till people see the set up on may 16th. I’ll awaken more people today than you do in your life . Carry on

I’m going to type out Tommy Robinsons latest email BEGGING the hard working British people for money, AGAIN 🇬🇧 Reminder that Tommy secured £100,000 just a few days back for May 16th…. Here is the email: “WE ARE IN CRISIS MODE With only three weeks to go until our crucial upcoming event, I must be honest with you: it is literally hanging on a knife's edge. What should be a landmark moment in our fight for freedom, justice and the future of our country is now in seriousjeopardy. After months of planning, endless meetings and late nights, everything we have worked so hard for could slipthrough our fingers at the final hurdle. A chronic lack of funds has been crippling our ability to organise this event the way it deserves to be done. The costs involved in securing the stage / screens setup, arranging proper security, coordinating transportation for speakers and supporters from across Britain, producing banners and leaflets, and ensuring we can get our message out far and wide on social media and the streets have all mounted up far faster than anyone expected. Despite our team's tireless efforts and careful budgeting, we are now at breaking point. Every day that passes without fresh support pushes us closer to the edge, and I am running out of ways to keep things moving forward. You have always been there for me and for our cause when it mattered most. Your past donations have powered marches, legal battles and campaigns that the establishment said could neversucceed.  But today, I am reaching out to you again with a heavy heart. Unless our dedicated supporters step up immediately to help us fund this event, I fear the worst. Cancellation is now a very realpossibility, and the thought of letting down all of you – and our country – at this critical time is absolutely devastating. This is not about me - it is about the thousands of ordinary British people who are counting on us to stand up and be counted. Please, if you can contribute anythingat all – whether £10, £25, £50 or more – please do it today. Your donation will go straight to fundingthis historic event! We are so close. Let us not falter now when victory is within reach! I thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you do. We have 3 weeks, let's all join forces and get this conquered! Can you spare a fiver?” Guilt tripping the masses into donating to you for profit 🫵