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We ask truly extraordinary things of our soldiers. Things that you and I could never even imagine, yet they now have these jumped-up little cretins in the Labour Party hounding them down decades after their service - it is a vile witch hunt. We have asked these Brits to go where most of us would never go. All too often, once they come home, the rotten state repays them with suspicion and lawfare. Often even destitution. Individuals who served with courage and professionalism are being dragged through endless legal processes years after the events in question. Reinvestigated, over and over and over. Pursued on weak or politically motivated claims. No serious country should treat its military like this. Britain, sadly, is no longer a serious country. War is messy, very messy. It’s so easy to sit in some Westminster committee room, judging soldiers for their actions whilst under fire. Split-second decisions. The difference between life and death. The consequences are so painfully obvious. Morale suffers. Experienced heads leave. Future soldiers hesitate in that crucial moment because they know that years later they may face a knock at the door. A Restore Britain government would end the cycle. No more endless reinvestigations. No more veterans bankrupted defending lawful service. No more sacrificing our soldiers to satisfy activists. We would provide full legal protections for those pursued over operational service. We would strengthen protections for battlefield decisions taken in good faith. We would ensure that combat operations are judged with a proper understanding to the realities of war. We will put the rights of our men and women ahead of terrorists and enemy combatants. Where veterans have been unfairly prosecuted under this Labour government through politically driven lawfare, we would establish an immediate review process with the power to quash wrongful convictions, issue pardons and provide proper compensation. Restore Britain would immediately reverse the damage this Labour Government is inflicting on our veteran community. Our servicemen deserve fairness and loyalty. Restore Britain will give them exactly that.

The personal allowance has been frozen at £12,570 since 2021. In the same time your wages went up 18% to keep pace with inflation. Which means you're now paying tax on more of your income than ever while your actual spending power is lower than it was 5 years ago. This is called 'fiscal drag' and it's the reason you're working harder for less and feeling insane.

@Hardley76 Oblivious to her untamed narcissism, she went through surgery to present to the world as a man believing her unhappiness was a result of her gender. Narcissists will never be happy. She should never have looked to others for validation. No amount of transitioning will fix this.

This ‘trans man’ is depressed because nobody notices her or makes a fuss over her ‘transness’. ‘We just want to live our lives’ means ‘give us constant validation and attention’

@nadienadianadie Depends how it’s written, of course. Many non-fiction books are for people who already have an understanding of the field. There isn’t really an equivalent of this in fiction books, as far as I can tell. Fiction books don’t tend to require prior knowledge of the subject area.

reading nonfiction can be considerably harder than reading fiction.

The tax threshold should be increased as nobody on benefits should ever be better off than someone who gets out of bed every morning & works full time.

One of the worst communication gaps is between people who care about precision in language and those who don’t

I hope the media is beginning to get it. The British system is dysfunctional. The bureaucrats are in charge and withhold information all the time. I have no sympathy for Starmer - he is an inveterate liar and he and his mates Blair and Brown created the unaccountable albatross we have today.

@pk13510 The whole thing is very Orwellian: “The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became truth”

Trans activism is so weird. They go "the T has always been there" and we're expected to just nod along and erase all of our memories before 2014.

@Itmustbetues @PensionsMonkey Capping salaries disincentivises work. This causes a decline in production, so less profit. Less profit means companies hire fewer people and resist pay increases, so unemployment rises and average salaries decline. It also means less tax revenue. All of this makes us poorer.

@Itmustbetues @PensionsMonkey The issue is not that people can’t spot economic decline, it’s that people don’t have the education to understand what will actually fix it and what will actually make things worse.

How is it 65% of our population are so economically illiterate?

One of Charlie Kirk’s best debates on class envy and Billionaires, right here in my home town of Boise, Idaho. Recommending a bookmark for this one.

@buffys The eradication of slavery

name one thing this country gave to the world

@DrRitaDed Leftism is all about hate. They don’t love the poor, they envy (and hate) the rich.

Here's an idea. Tax the rich. Anyone earning over 180k per year should get taxed at 100% No one needs to be earning that much. Redistribute the wealth.

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 That’s a very silly thing to say. CEOs create and sustain jobs. Cleaners, as much as I love them, do not. If we want better employment, we need to encourage the best CEOs to work in this country, growing our businesses for more employment, better pay and better economic growth.

We need cleaners more than we need CEOs let's be real

Outrage at a CEO only getting £120k a year and not outrage at the cleaner only getting £12k a year is why the country is in such a mess

@todd_jak A good CEO will be the difference between a company that goes bankrupt and a company that grows. A good CEO will create so many more job opportunities than a bad CEO, whose leadership will lead to redundancies and pay cuts. Let’s pay our CEOs well and appeal to the best out there

the 10:1 thing is funny because the lowest amount any CEO could be on is like £250,000 a year which yes is an obscene amount of money for anyone, so everyone should get a fucking grip about it as a policy

@PatrickChristys Having had the misfortune of visiting Swindon in the past, he’s not wrong. The whole town is basically a derelict mess, a ghost of the town it clearly used to be.

I bet the BBC weren’t expecting this x.com/oJARDINEo/stat…

@BallouxFrancois I live in London. I’ve seen twats on e-bikes snatch phones out of the hands of young girls and the elderly, friends’ homes get burgled, pickpocketing, and innocent people getting harassed by the mentally unstable. Perhaps you’ve been walking around London with your eyes closed?

I live in London, and I'm well travelled. London is one of the safest places I've ever been to. It is a beautiful, diverse and vibrant city and there's no 'no go' zone, absolutely none. Every bit of London, be it posh or poor, is remarkably safe by international standards.

@Pirat_Nation Is there any evidence that pornography showing “step families” is any more harmful than regular pornography? Have they identified it as the cause of an out-of-control, incestuous, “step family” epidemic that I’ve been blissfully unaware of? Or is this silly government overreach?

The UK House of Lords has narrowly approved an amendment to ban p*rnographic content depicting sexual acts between stepfamily members. The measure passed by just one vote >Once it becomes law, publishing or possessing this type of content could become a criminal offence >Online platforms and adult websites may be required to remove and restrict access to such material

If the Chagos surrender is dead, this is a great victory. One day there should be an inquiry into this shabby saga: the Ministers and officials, under Labour and the Tories, who tried to sell Britain out. Shameful.