@Benny2169 @ferafestiva23 @TheRealJamieKay @MarkCor80226138 Actually the first people were the Mesolithic Hunter-Gatherers who got replaced by the Neolithic farmers.
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@ferafestiva23 @TheRealJamieKay @MarkCor80226138 The indigenous Neolithic farmers were the first. They got replaced by the beaker people, who were the ancestors of the Celts.
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@Shifty_Coffee Pretty sure Mahmood already said the retrospective ILR changes will be implemented in autumn.
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My bet here:
ILR reforms will be retroactive and are delayed until August - September 2026 time.
ILR reforms for care-workers and those on SOC Codes below RQF level 6 is watered down from 15years to 10years, in-line with lower paid RQF 6+ Skilled Worker visa holders.
Jack Elsom@JackElsom
But while the policy to double ILR criteria from five to 10 years will definitely go ahead for new arrivals, there are conversations about being more flexible about applying this retrospectively to migrants already here.
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New Zealand is absolutely crying out for a Rupert Lowe. New Zealand First, the Reform equivalent, can barely even bring themselves to talk about halting immigration, never mind reversing it. A weak party led by a weak old man with a youth wing led by a gay Jew (very Reform).
The demographics literally hang in the balance, similar to the US, but in this case the White population is being drained by emigration and the brown influx hasn’t stopped.
Little New Zealand needs a hero so as to not become an Asian-majority Rhodesia or South Africa, and time is running out.
glycine nationalist@acteduweininger
New Zealand is libtard North Korea
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Another slop policy. For starters, it will end up being Farage's drinking buddies and party functionaries, just like when Boris Johnson did the same, and they won't have the first idea how to direct large government departments so they will need their own civil service sherpa - so all you've actually done is insert a layer of cronyism.
What you get then is Farage's halfwits barking orders at civil servants with nothing approaching serious policy to direct them, resulting in the same adversarial relationship, leading to the exact same results, and then they'll default to blaming the civil service for accomplishing fuck all with power.
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@lordsidcup @PolitlcsUK Are North Korea and the DRC democratic countries?
Their policy, not the slogan, is just open borders with extra steps.
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@PolitlcsUK This is a lie, the Green policy is "Implement a fair and humane system of managed immigration" but lying about them seems to be Labour's only strategy
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🚨 WATCH: Shabana Mahmood attacks Zack Polanski and the Green Party's "fairytale of open borders"
"A party leader should not be on the beaches of France helping migrants onto small boats, encouraging them to make a perilous crossing"
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@FUDdaily If we think it’s inevitable that there’d be a civil war or something which would lead to a refugee crisis regardless of western intervention or not, it’d make more sense to attack now.
But any resources should be allocated to dealing with the IRGC proxies in Britain first.
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I think neutrality on Iran is a pretty lame cop out. Don't get me wrong, I'm not one who's salivating for British involvement, but since America has set about ridding the world of the Islamic regime we should at least wish them god speed and facilitate them as best we can.
For sure, there is always inevitable fallout from such interventions, and I'm not especially thrilled at the thought of a protracted civil conflict that usually follows. It often means we are "morally obliged" to accept "refugees" for some fucking reason (but that's more to do with the shit-for-brains politicians we're stupid enough to elect). But then being a passive spectator has consequences too - as does the instability that Iran stokes in the middle east. It has direct ramifications for domestic politics.
As such, in the grander scheme of things, I simply do not see a downside to removing a despotic basketcase regime. It's a problem that had to be addressed sooner or later and it's not as though there hasn't been provocation. Staying neutral in the hope that a shitty regime will leave us alone when it has a track record of attacking British interests is just stupidity and cowardice.
This is why I've never really been fully sold on doctrinal nationalism. It's solipsistic and myopic. The world does not leave us alone just because we cease to engage with it, and we still have stake in what happens overseas. Isolationism will not protect Britain from geopolitical disruption. As much as anything these regimes have a tendency to expire in flames regardless, and we still have to contend with the fallout. There's a price for choosing to be a passive spectator. You have no voice in shaping the outcomes.
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@RusGarbageHuman @Nigel_Farage There’s no realistic way to ban certain British citizens voting.
Just gotta deport the ones who shouldn’t be here.
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Under a Reform UK government, only British citizens will be able to vote.
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@raelbrav Probably, but that doesnt mean that those ‘fringe parties’ (aka Restore) should fold.
Look at the bs David Bull came out with this morning. Look how Reform keep pandering to racial minorities.
Restore has a big role to play. Reform cant be trusted alone to act in our interests.
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Reform is the only party that can win the next election.
The sooner everyone realises that the better. These fringe parties have zero chance. Fact.
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🚨NEW: Keir Starmer on the Greens:
"Their willingness to welcome divisive, sectarian politics is a sign that the Greens are not the harmless environmentalists they pretend to be."
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@GenosCharlie @EasterGammon Whites are only like 55% of the constituency. I agree they do need to stop pandering in general to minorities because there’s still enough whites to win without doing that, but this constituency was always going to end in an L.
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@EasterGammon If Reform had solely appealed to white voters, they would’ve won.
Instead, they tried to pander to the ethnic vote, which will always get them no where.
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Brilliant analysis. If only Goodwin had said “deport all the Pakistanis” then all the white leftist green and labour voters wouldn’t voted for him
Zoomer@ZoomerHistorian
‘Allahu ackbar!!! Give me heroin!!!’ resonates more than ‘Hello, I am Matthew Goodwin, the world’s most boring man. I am here to offer you ethnic replacement… but slower!’ Who knew?
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@dandaniko12 @Sargon_of_Akkad The white British are not 50/50 left right.
All polls have Tories & Reform at around 47-50%. Whites (in general) are around 80% of the electorate, so they’re clearly more like 60/40.
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@Sargon_of_Akkad The white English are 50/50 left/right.
The most votes reform could’ve expected was 11,000.
They got 10600.
If you try get a liberal to vote for a right wing party, you will lose more votes than you gain.
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You got beat by the Greens in a constituency that was 2/3rds white English. You should probably reflect on how you failed to activate about 30,000 people.
Arron Banks@Arron_banks
Good to see Sir “Oink a lot” beat the advance candidate. Reality vs Twitter. And lessons for @RupertLowe10 too..
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@h70894020 @FUDdaily Okay but to loads of people they don’t care about immigration. Remigration or mass immigration means nothing to them.
They care about the cost of living, the NHS and crime (yes I know they’re all linked, but those people aren’t thinking about the links)
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@FUDdaily The ‘slop right’ is promising to remigrate millions and brutally deal with criminals whilst the Greens want to end borders and legalise crack. Where’s your self awareness?
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Greens: hard work doesn't pay anymore, and life is getting harder and more expensive - we will fix this.
The slop right: Legalise pepper spray!
The right is never going to win unless it develops a sense of self-awareness about how ridiculous it looks to the people it needs on side.
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@cosmolenin @AaronBastani It would be more like the troubles. I wouldn't call that civil war but that's what I assume people mean
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@AaronBastani I've never understood the theory that civil war could happen here today. Surely it would require ready access to weaponry? And competing centres of political power?
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Saying there could be a civil war if you don’t win is a very dangerous thing to say. Kruger knows what he’s doing.
Sienna Rodgers@siennamarla
NEW: Interview with Reform’s head of preparing for government, Danny Kruger • If Reform lose, or win and ‘make a mess’, there is potential for civil war • Are they ready to govern? ‘We’ll be readier the later it is’ • Hints at clear out of civil service as he’s been talent-spotting and found senior ranks lacking • Reform is explicitly pronatalist: ‘We want people to have more children, and we think the government should get behind that wish’ • The party has a ‘limited but important’ role to play in undoing the sexual revolution • Farage-Trump friendship ‘might not be advantageous’ in UK but ‘there is a clear affinity of worldview’ between Maga and Reform politicshome.com/news/article/d…
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I am enjoying the race to the right.
But yes we must abolish ILR and yes it must be retrospective.
We should probably keep EU settled status.
JACK ANDERTON@JACKGUYANDERTON
Rupert Lowe thinks that Reform's plan to abolish indefinite leave to remain, the most radical shakeup to Britain's immigration system in decades, goes too far. The idea he's tough on immigration is all talk.
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@CrowofLove1 @FUDdaily Most people do leave when their visa expires tbh. Obviously any who overstay will become illegals and be deported with the rest of them.
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@TParker22_ @FUDdaily They're not just going to up and leave.
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So they won't reverse the Boriswave?
Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧@EssexPR
🚨 Reform will replace indefinite leave to remain with a temporary work visa scheme.
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@Landeur @ZackPolanski Tbh he’d probably say that Somalis and Afghans can be Greenlandic
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@harrycabbag3 @Haryan_Glaeddyv I think that’s Reform policy too. Farage recently said he’d denaturalise Alaa Abd el Fattah, and Tice in Jan 2025 said we have to use the denaturalisation powers more
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@Haryan_Glaeddyv I think the only difference is removing citizenship from dual nationals who commit rape or terror offences. A policy I agree with, especially with terrorists fwiw, but so obviously not worth blowing up the core 98pc of the platform.
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