When the English discovered that supermarket shelves in Northern Ireland had no gaps, no fuel shortages and exports had grown, they determined that was unacceptable so vowed to put an end to it.
We have to march, don't we? For the sake of the poorest for the sake of business for the sake of farming for the sake of fuel for the sake of food for the sake of energy for the sake of health for the sake of freedom for the sake of the country. It is time.
GREAT NEWS
My ongoing campaign to limit the number of people retweeting this image and causing upset to Johnson has made great progress I am now so confident that nobody will RT it that I am going to tag in @BorisJohnson so he can see how well we're doing
Thank you
#johnsonout
You bought a house for £15k
It’s now worth £500k
But don’t you worry
You won’t lose your house to pay for your care
Instead, those who will never be able to own their own property will foot the bill
Seems fair
That would be Albania, one of the poorest countries in Europe, which stepped up immediately and generously, without the need to pretend, or blame others (see @pritipatel Mail article for full context)
Rishi Sunak, the richest MP, spent this summer planning a new swimming pool & tennis court to be built for (one of his) multi-million pound mansions.
This is the man who's pushing through the £20-a-week Universal Credit cut in a few weeks.
Let's call this what it is: Class war.