@JBlazkowicz @StepCroz @sharrond62 Your name isn’t British. You’re an immigrant or pretending to be. Restore don’t care whether your first or third generation immigrant.
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@putainfeistr @StepCroz @sharrond62 I’ve looked at your timeline.
Your comment makes no sense.
A British person voting restore Britain is an immigrant??
Are you really showing your “football” brain here???😂😂😂
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@MRJKilcoyne When I voted in the Ref, I wanted to restore self-govt but wouldn’t have been horribly upset if we’d voted to stay
How they behaved after the vote, however, changed me completely
I now detest the EU, and always will
..and all the Quislings here which support it
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A reminder that, as if it needed saying, Britain doesn't impose this in reverse to Europeans entering our islands.
No this is an EU imposed punishment. Petty. puerile. pathetic.
A reminder of why we left i always think.
Miss Jo@therealmissjo
Gran Canaria passport control/immigration this weekend for those who don’t live in the EU. This is not about Brexit per se although you will find many who blame it. There are simply many non-Schengen (mainly non-EU) citizens arriving at the same time. Especially given the €395 million invested that has resulted in hundreds of machines not even working. The EU should suspend this system for the summer otherwise many nationalities will face longer and longer queues. Greece has already abandoned it. Others need to follow.
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He's served our country as a soldier and now he wants to serve our country as an MP.
A true patriot 🇬🇧
Nigel Farage MP@Nigel_Farage
Cllr Rob Kenyon served his country. Now he’s fighting for its future. 🇬🇧
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@ColinBrazierTV @AllisonPearson We are told about ‘the science’ all the time. But why is it ok to ignore the science of marrying close relatives. I don’t care about religion or race, I care about the children who suffer life long disability because of inbreeding.
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My home city of Bradford has Europe’s highest rates of first-cousin marriage. And rates of avoidable birth abnormalities which should be an international scandal. We should follow Sweden’s lead.
Visegrád 24@visegrad24
Sweden has just BANNED cousin marriage and close relative marriage! 🇸🇪
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@JBlazkowicz @StepCroz @sharrond62 You’re an immigrant, the colour of your skin doesn’t make you any better or worse than any other
If you don’t like it, feel free to fuq off
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@wannacuppateaUK @sharrond62 You thick cont. you shouldn’t be allowed to vote
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@sharrond62 Two Tier Keir strikes again!
More benefits to those who aren't British and do not assimilate to British rules and culture!
How and why is this being allowed to happen?
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@Helen_Whately @LiamHalligan Keep attacking the vulnerable. It’s what we expect from you
Meanwhile, how much have you claimed in expenses?
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If we don’t control welfare, it won’t be there for the people who really need it.
We have to bring down the benefits bill and get people working. That’s the only way.
Great to chat to @LiamHalligan about welfare reform (and other things) ⬇️
Liam Halligan@LiamHalligan
💥📺🎙️ NEW "When The Facts Change" Interview Can the Tories rein in the UK's runaway welfare budget? Welfare spending is set to balloon 19% to £373 billion by the scheduled end of this Parliament in 2029. Within that, working age health and disability benefits will surge 30% – to almost £100 billion. These are colossal sums. The Tories are challenging the conventional wisdom –that trying to make welfare savings is electoral suicide. The party is now pledging to make a chunky £47 billion of savings per year, with £23 billion of that to beslashed from the welfare bill. The welfare savings are being championed by Helen Whately, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary and, since 2015, MP for Faversham and Mid Kent. Labour attempts to make welfare savings were last year firmly rejected by the party’s left-wing MPs. So are these Tory plans credible? Could the Conservatives control Britain’s runaway welfare spending. Hit the link below for a detailed discussion with @Helen_Whately on When The Facts Change: Economics and Politics in a fast-moving world, with Liam Halligan comment.press/whately
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@Helen_Whately You do know that we know you were in power for 14 yrs?
So you think the public have the memory of a goldfish? Why do you treat the electorate with such contempt?
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Polygamy is illegal in the UK.
But if you’ve married 4 wives overseas and moved here, you could claim up to £78,000 in benefits. Paid for by British taxpayers.
That is absurd. Conservatives will end this.
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@KirstieMAllsopp @WestminsterWAG Because our government are corrupt racists.
We have been telling you.
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Completely agree. It's madness. Especially when you consider that the Government is short-changing WASPI women. Time for a 'one-wife benefit cap'.
Katie Lam@Katie_Lam_MP
Polygamy has never been normal in Britain. And yet the Government has just committed to giving even more taxpayer money to people in polygamous marriages. If you come to this country, you should abide by our norms. You certainly shouldn't get paid extra for failing to do so.
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@sophielouisecc I admire your willingness to shit the bed in public day after day
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Every time it’s hot a particular group cry global warming in an attempt to introduce more measures that increase the cost of living for ordinary folk
Yet it was this hot 82 years ago
Sky News@SkyNews
BREAKING: The all-time May record temperature of 32.8C has been matched for the first time in 82 years #liveblog-body" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">news.sky.com/story/weather-…
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It was hotter in 1976 than it is now so these people spewing this nonsense need to sit this one out.
Who remembers the heatwave in 1976?
We had fun & lived to tell the tale
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@Geoff24920157 @BethanyMiles__ @Bobbybollocks2 I wish he did. Unfortunately he’s already said he won’t.
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Unpopular 💭: Andy Burnham is clearly using Makerfield as a stepping stone to Labour leadership, but Makerfield is not a safe seat anymore.
People might vote for the local bloke with a real job than the establishment politician parachuted in.
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@PlayzytStyle @Matt0481 And I’m not saying it’s solely down to the spying
But clearly Tonda felt it worthwhile and was angry when Salt (I think) didn’t deliver the goods
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@putainfeistr @Matt0481 I’m not denying that it had an impact, of course it did. I’m just pointing out it wouldn’t have had as big of an impact as people make it out to be.
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Anyone else bored of the fake moral outrage!
Im convinced that if any other team did this, their fans would have acted just like ours.
Its not that big of a deal and the fact that its accepted in most other countries should tell you that maybe we are the odd ones out
#saintsfc
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@BenGransden86 @upthesaints Ooh you said woke. Well done, you can go and wank over a photo of Tonda now
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@upthesaints Stop being so woke! You’re the reason why media influence is a thing.
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Just checking that most of us are still alive after a whole bank holiday weekend of hot weather?
Please do check in and confirm that you and your loved ones have survived the heat apocalypse.
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@PlayzytStyle @Matt0481 Well the manage clearly thinks it had an impact.
And what is this news?
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@putainfeistr @Matt0481 Russel Martin went 25 unbeaten with us, was that because we spied? If you think the spying was the reason we went unbeaten that long then I have news for you.
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@Matt0481 I think the fact we only got punished for it because it’s literally only a rule in the EFL says it all really. I also don’t personally believe the advantage from it as huge as it’s been made out to be.
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