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Garry Barnes🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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Brighton Katılım Şubat 2012
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Robert Jenrick
Robert Jenrick@RobertJenrick·
Today is a test for our great country. Like a frog that’s slowly boiled in ever hotter water, for decades we have been seemingly oblivious to our perilous situation.  But are we now sensing the danger we’re in? Speaking to people across the country, I know that many of you already have. It’s why voting in your local elections is so important. To send the clearest message possible – “Enough. The British people don’t want to go on like this. We want this mess we’re in to be fixed.” Suffice to say, I have also woken up. I joined the Conservative Party in a contrarian act as Tony Blair stormed to power in 1997. A simpler time, but underpinned by decisions that were to rebound terribly upon the country. It was a dance held on a precipice. One that came to an abrupt stop with the financial crash in 2008. Turbulence ensued. And from 2010, Conservative-led governments for 14 years. Some tinkering here and there, but on the fundamental questions facing our country? No change. The self-confessed ‘heirs to Blair’, in key respects, entrenched the settlement he left. Migration surged. In fact, the whole economic model became based upon it. National identity eroded. The welfare bill exploded. Military spending was cut to fund foreign aid for rich countries, so our leaders could virtue signal their compassion on the world stage. Impossible and extortionate commitments to Net Zero were made that went further than Labour dreamt of. Brexit was a warning to the political establishment that the status quo wasn't working. But it was roundly ignored. By the time I became Immigration Minister, six years after the vote, I was treated to Whitehall’s version of shock and awe.  I saw the dangerous criminals streaming in who put the safety of women and girls at risk. British identity under attack as large parts of our major cities became unrecognisable. And taxpayers’ money poured down the drain on migrants who weren’t even here to work (Reform now estimates the Boriswave could cost the taxpayer up to £620 billion).  Radicalised, I fought alongside Suella Braverman for what the country needed. Ultimately, only a handful of brave colleagues - nearly all of whom are now in Reform - joined me in saying we must leave the ECHR to restore sanity to our immigration system. But the Conservatives didn’t listen. They lied through their teeth, telling the country their plan would stop the boats, when they knew it wouldn’t. Do I chastise myself that I woke up late? Yes. But I became determined to make the case for undoing the harm and setting us on a better path. Today, our problems are even worse. Which is why I joined Reform as our country’s last and best hope to get back on track. Last week I was campaigning in Havant. For the first time in my lifetime, the Tories there are a wasted vote. A recent poll showed over half of all voters have an unchanged or worse view of the Tories. One in five have stopped thinking about them at all. Those who do, don’t recognise the Conservative Party as wholly conservative. They know it is still populated by those who’d be better off in the Lib Dems and controlled by the same old clique.   As for the other parties? With Keir Starmer floundering, they’ve cooked up  a new dirty deal. Remarkably, Labour, the Lib Dems and Greens in Havant have agreed that just one of their parties will stand a candidate in each ward, with the other two standing down. In elections across the country a vote for the Conservatives risks letting in a Labour, Lib Dem or Green council.  That’s a council that stands for more migrants, higher taxes, and sky-high energy prices. A medley of madness, delivered by a cocktail of clowns. Let’s not let this Prime Minister hang on by stitching up these elections across the country. We need change now. So I urge you to get behind Nigel and his team to end this madness. To get our country back, vote Reform.
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Claire Hallissey
Claire Hallissey@HallisseyC·
My daughter turned 4 today, so obviously I've signed her up to parkrun. Once she's a bit bigger, I hope I'm not having to explain to her why she's been beaten by a man in the female category. It's a fantastic community event, but they do need to make their categories fair for all
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Kemi Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch@KemiBadenoch·
Britain is building a culture where people think they can do what they like and nothing will happen. All too often, they’re right. Crime, disorder and welfare dependency all point to the same problem: a country where rules exist, but no consequences follow. We must change this.
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Mila Joy
Mila Joy@Milajoy·
I am ride or die with MAGA. I am ride or die with Trump. NOTHING will change that. Ever.
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Pete Sanford
Pete Sanford@PeteSanford·
BREAKING NEWS: RUPERT LOWE RAPE GANG INQUIRY: INCOMING: "Rupert Lowe’s First Draft, Rape Gang Inquiry Report Drafted by the Barrister Graham Smith" SOON TO BE RELEASED. There will be many: Politicians Social Workers Councillors Police Officers Media Figures And more... TERRIFIED AT THIS NEWS. This is a Survivor Led Inquiry, the First One ever to give those Vulnerable Victims, estimated in Tens of Thousands, and Rising Daily, a Voice. WAIT FOR THE STARMER, LABOUR & ISLAMIST PUSH BACK...
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Connie Dunlop
Connie Dunlop@ConksDunlop·
I know people hate the idea of getting behind politicians wholeheartedly, because we are so used to being let down. But the way I see it, Rupert has put his all into the British public and it’s only right we do the same in return.
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Lucy Connolly
Lucy Connolly@LucyTCWife·
Morning. Just having a cup of lefty tears in bed before I start my day. I could have filled hundreds of these cups with the tears they have shed over a hoodie, and they are still crying. Have a fabulous day, at least it’s a short week this week 😘
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Lucy Connolly
Lucy Connolly@LucyTCWife·
I would just like to set a few things straight. I support Reform as I happen to think they are the last chance we have to save the country. That is my opinion, I’m not asking you to agree. I voted for @reformparty_uk in the last GE before it became trendy to do so, or before I appeared at their conference in 2025. I am not on their payroll. I have not signed a NDA 😂 They do not tell me what I can or cannot say. All opinions are my own! If they did or do something I disagree with I would happily say so. They are a political party, with the best will in the world they aren’t going to get everything right all of the time. You also have the right to disagree with decisions they make. You can’t please all of the people all of the time and as grown adults we should be able to communicate our disagreements without slinging mud and wanting people cancelled. I will be voting @reformparty_uk in the next GE because that is MY choice.
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Lucy Connolly
Lucy Connolly@LucyTCWife·
Thank you eternally for all of those that have supported me and my family over the past 16 months. Whether it be moral support, your kind messages and letters or financial donations, you will never know what a difference they made to us. For every evil person there are 100 good ones, sometimes social media can make us forget that. I hope you all have a fabulous Christmas and 2026 brings you all health and happiness. A special thanks to my hero’s @danwootton and Alison Pearson. The only two journalists willing to report the truth and stand up for what they believe. Love the Connolly’s xxxx
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Lucy Connolly
Lucy Connolly@LucyTCWife·
It’s impossible not to be an alcoholic in this country with this government. They are a dictatorship. They get worse by the day. The crime minister has a very, very dark soul.
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Carole Malone
Carole Malone@thecarolemalone·
Well he accepted your dare and you looked very silly - like you were protesting and justifying too much. My response? At a time this country is in crisis you looked like a not very serious politician. But you keep on dancing - we really don’t expect any more of you!!!!
stellacreasy@stellacreasy

The Presenter @PatrickChristys has demanded I respond asap to his outrage I attended a silent disco this weekend in Walthamstow and tweeted about it. Here’s my message- I dare him to show it to his viewers in full as my right of reply. @GBNEWS

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Cody
Cody@codez·
@NoContextBrits UK is where the government provides assisted suic**e on the streets through stabbing
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Milo V
Milo V@milofucktrump·
@NoContextBrits Unfortunately, I can't at the moment! I'm afraid you might become a Muslim country in the near future.
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