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He that would make his own liberty secure, must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty, he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself.

Starmer’s definition of parliamentary democracy: ‘You’re free to vote however you like… as long as it’s the way I tell you, or you’re sacked.’ If he’s telling the truth about Mandelson, why’s he so terrified of an independent inquiry? Boris got dragged in for cake. This is an ambassador appointment. Rules for thee… 😂

If he had nothing to hide, why even consider this?

These are the nights I'll miss very much

World-class engineering

Taking a two weeks leave feels like sweeping your issues under the carpet at this point.

🚨 BREAKING: The @FA_PGMOL have confirmed that Ayden Heaven will receive a red card in Manchester United’s clash with Chelsea tomorrow 🔴 Manchester United intend to appeal the decision but the appeal has already been rejected. #MUFC

@akinsanyajoe Typical Chelsea fan response. How would anyone even rate Sanchez over Lammens. The game is gone 🤣

@LakeHay Where is the lie my brother?

This is a wind up post surely. @akinsanyajoe can't possibly defend this 🤣

Take my money

@Onyinyechi____ He’s human, be considerate with the way you talk about people

Hopefully we get rid of Mason Mount. What a waste

Hi @FA_PGMOL I'm looking to place a bet on a Manchester United player to get a red card against Chelsea on Saturday. Can you tell me which player it has been agreed will receive the card this weekend?

@dacious__ True. But I’ve seen how in new builds it can supplement Mains supply for heating homes and cooking

@LakeHay You know what Beyond the fact that there is always light, we also argued about how to power the solar panels It rains almost every time Sun is just for a specific period of time When you need electricity the most (winter), solar becomes usel€ss 😔

I saw a building with solar panels in the UK for the first time today

@dacious__ Oh okay. Well lots of new builds have them installed and more people are seeing them as ways to save on energy bills

@LakeHay It’s my first time I remember we discussed solar energy in school sometimes back and we said that kind of project is best for countries like Nigeria. It won’t sell here cause there’s light. I was just surprised seeing it

@dacious__ No I don't think you're lying. Just surprised to see a post about it, I thought Solar panels were more popular

@LakeHay You think I’m lying?

Jesus is Lord!

Jesus is Lord!

And here it is on my kitchen worktop!😂. Off to the framers at the weekend👌🏻

@Onyinyechi____ This is going to be a long ride for non-EU international students

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The UK 🇬🇧 government under the conservative Party and under Boris Johnson opened the door during COVID. They needed workers. The NHS needed staff. Care homes were collapsing. So they went abroad. They told people: “Come. Work. Contribute. Pay taxes. In 5 years, you’ll get ILR. In 6 years, you can become British.” People believed them. They left families. Sold properties. Started life from scratch. Now? Same system. Same people. Suddenly, migrants are a “£10B burden.” This is not policy. This is goalpost shifting. From a legal migrant perspective, this is the reality: You followed the law. You paid your dues. You worked nights, weekends, holidays. You filled gaps no one else would. But when it’s time for the system to honour its end? The rules start changing. The tone becomes hostile. The narrative becomes political. You can’t invite people in, build your system on their labour, then rewrite the contract midway. That’s not governance. That’s exploitation with better PR. And the most dangerous part? They’ll still ask: “Why don’t migrants integrate?” “Why don’t they commit?” Because stability requires trust. And trust is broken every time the rules shift after the game has started.