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[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

"Why would Birmingham City Council ban our National Flags?"

The Council:

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

🚨🚨🚨 ASYLUM SUPPORT ACROSS MERSEYSIDE & HALTON: £12.38 MILLION VERIFIED, BUT THE FULL REGIONAL LEDGER IS STILL MISSING.

We reconstructed five years of migration, asylum and refugee funding across Liverpool, Wirral, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helens and Halton.

The minimum evidenced funding already stands at £12.38 million, with £11.72 million in published expenditure allocations.

Liverpool accounts for £11.56 million. This includes £5.83 million from the Asylum Dispersal Grant, £2.52 million for Afghan resettlement, £1.48 million connected to an Afghan bridging hotel, £913,000 for Homes for Ukraine and £747,000 from the UK Resettlement Scheme.

The spending plan includes £2.78 million for refugee housing, £2.27 million for the Refugee and Migration Team, £1.65 million for voluntary-sector grants, £1.05 million for the NRPF pathway, £849,000 for communications, data and finance posts, and £600,000 for physical activity provision.

St Helens separately disclosed £819,000 for the first six months of Homes for Ukraine, alongside £160,000 in refugee and asylum integration grant budgets.

Yet Liverpool is the only authority where the published income and allocations reconcile.

Across Wirral, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helens and Halton, there is still no single public ledger showing every grant received, every payment made, staffing costs, recipients, underspends, reserves, money carried forward or funding returned.

That does not mean the money was not received. It means the true regional total is almost certainly higher than the £12.38 million currently proven.

The councils should now publish one transaction-level ledger covering every asylum, migration, resettlement, ESOL and integration cost centre.

The public should not have to reconstruct millions of pounds from scattered Cabinet papers, grant guidance and partial accounts.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

🚨 🚨🚨🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧THE MOST ALARMING PART OF THE NEW HOME OFFICE DEPORTATION DATA

Across 2021–2025, roughly 459,000 people claimed asylum in the UK.

Over broadly the same period, there were only around 32,000 asylum-related returns.

And since 2018, only 9,694 people who arrived by small boat have subsequently been returned.

That is roughly 14 asylum claims for every 1 return.

In the latest year alone:

85,891 people claimed asylum.
12,568 asylum-related returns were recorded.
But the nationality breakdown is even more concerning.

The leading asylum nationalities include:

Pakistan
Eritrea
Iran
Sudan
Afghanistan
Bangladesh

Yet the leading nationalities actually being returned are:

Poland
Brazil
India
Pakistan
Vietnam

That matters because several of the largest asylum-source countries are also among the places where removals can be hardest because of conflict, persecution risk, weak diplomatic cooperation and legal barriers.

So the real problem is bigger than the headline deportation number.

Britain is not simply failing to remove enough people.

It is often easiest to remove people from the easier countries, while some of the populations arriving from the most unstable states can be the hardest to send back once they are here.

Source: Home Office Immigration System Statistics, published 27 August 2026.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

🚨🚨🚨🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 THE INVASION OF BRITAIN BY INDIA : 2019 - 2024

This weeks focus has been mainly on the impacts of legal migration to Britain, not 'asylum seekers' and 'refugees'.

With America effectively starting an Indian remigration program this week, this has been good timing to explain how India has invaded Britain in recent years.

In 2019, around 72,000 Indian nationals came to Britain as long-term migrants, that was already a substantial number.

But it was about to become much larger.

1. The system opens up

By 2021, Indian long-term immigration had risen to 152,000.

In 2022 it reached 268,000.

In 2023 it was still running at around 250,000.

At the peak, Britain was receiving the equivalent of roughly 730 Indian long-term migrants every day.

2. Totalising the period

Across the six annual periods from 2019 through 2024, Britain recorded roughly 975,000 long-term Indian arrivals.

Nearly one million arrivals in six years.

That is the scale of the change.

3. They did not all come alone

This was not simply a story of isolated workers arriving individually.

Indian work dependants rose from 28,149 in 2019 to more than 70,000 in 2022, reaching roughly 87,000 in the year ending September 2023.

Indian student dependants rose from just 2,127 in 2019 to 43,445 in the year ending September 2023.

That is roughly a 20-fold increase in student dependants.

4. Britain became a major destination

During this period, India became Britain’s largest non-EU source of long-term immigration.

The surge was driven overwhelmingly through legal work and study routes.

This was not an asylum story but a direct result of Britain’s legal immigration system operating at a completely different scale.

5. Then came the money flowing back out

India is the world’s largest recipient of remittances.

The World Bank’s 2021 bilateral remittance model estimated roughly $4.5 billion flowing from the UK to India in that year.

That is private money earned in Britain and transferred overseas.

In addition to this, India’s total global remittance receipts rose sharply after 2021.

If Britain’s share remained broadly similar, the implied UK-to-India remittance flow would be around $6.6 billion in 2024.

That is approximately $18 million every day - sent from the UK economy straight to India.

The final picture

From 72,000 arrivals in 2019 to a peak of 268,000 a year.

From tens of thousands of dependants to more than 100,000 across major dependant routes at peak reporting periods.

From a large migration corridor to roughly 975,000 long-term arrivals across six annual periods.

And alongside it, billions flowing annually from Britain back to India through remittances.

That is not a minor demographic adjustment.

It is a structural change in the scale of migration between Britain and India.

And the worst part?

These people are the ones taking the jobs young Britons could do.

Then theres the pressure on schools, roads, the NHS, the lack of cultural integration. The list is endless.

[JoeLange @JoeLange]

Timing is everything.

Remember what happened yesterday?

AG Blanche announced that they had “seized” the servers and domains of a major Chinese “hacker” group that was infecting major infrastructure involving “national security.”

Then DHS announces this today:

“The Homeland Security Department will require random audits of paper ballots in the midterm elections, citing long-simmering concern that the nation’s largest voting technology companies use Chinese parts in their voting machines, according to a letter from Secretary Markwayne Mullin released Thursday.”

“Mullin sent the letter to the White House Transparency Task Force earlier this week outlining the dangers posed by Chinese components in American voting machines and the way that these components could be exploited by hackers or other malicious actors.”

Chinese components in VOTING MACHINES can be exploited by Chinese “hackers.”

Are you seeing the table being set?

The EVIDENCE is being declassified and laid out before the American people, PROVING that our entire election system is ALREADY compromised.

It’s a “national security” issue and Trump is ALREADY making the case to the American people.

Leading right up to the moment, where they PROVE the 2020 election was stolen and Trump declares a “national emergency.”

A declaration that will require ALL the “safeguards” for our elections, that Trump has been talking about since his first term.

The groundwork is being laid and the people prepared for what’s coming.

Everything will change.

A stolen election will lead to the prosecution phase as those responsible are held accountable.

And there is a possibility that the midterms don’t happen as scheduled.

There’s also a possibility that the military “helps” oversee the election, in order to make sure all the new “safeguards” are implemented.

The case against the fraudulent election system is building on a daily basis now.

Overwhelming evidence that will get the backing of the Supreme Court majority, when Trump declares a “national emergency.”

The president has plenary authority over “national security.”

He will use that Constitutional authority to take control of the election system and protect the Constitutional right of the American citizens to vote for their representatives.

We will not certify another unconstitutional election.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

Since Tony Blair came to power this is what the establishment gave away.

Note billions of "foreign aid" being spent inside Britain on foreigners.

You do not hate these people enough.

[Dr Russell McGregor @KillAuDeepState]

This account is doing brilliant work❗️

[Market 24/7 @Market_24_7]

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[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

Ran an audit on the numbers on Claude this morning folks.

This is what things will look like in 2030, in less than four years time.

WE ARE GOING BACKWARDS.

PLEASE WAKE UP.

@RemigrationNow_

Sources: ONS national population projections · LTIM year ending December 2025 · UK emigration explained · Recent updates to UK migration estimates · Births in England and Wales 2025 · Births by parents' country of birth · Ethnic group by age and sex, Census 2021 · Age groups by ethnicity · Net migration to the UK, Migration Observatory

[The House of Ayres @HouseofAyres]

Credit where it’s due to the Government Legal Department.

My original FOI was pushed back on using s12 cost limits, s40 personal information and s24 national security.

So I pushed back and requested an internal review — explaining that I wasn’t asking for sensitive systems, personal data or security details. I simply wanted a high-level organisational and information map, and specifically invited GLD to provide an existing chart or simpler alternative if one already existed.

And that approach worked.

GLD have now sent me their annual report plus two previously disclosed organograms, confirming the structure is still current apart from Doug Wilson now being Treasury Solicitor/Permanent Secretary.

One of the charts is particularly useful because the numbers represent staff headcount across GLD teams:

907 – Litigation
271 – Commercial Law
225 – Employment
209 – Department for Transport
174 – Strategy, People & Culture
150 – Finance, Operations & Digital
139 – DESNZ
126 – Home Office & Northern Ireland Office
125 – HM Treasury
122 – DWP
…and even 1 member of staff shown for No.10.

It gives a fascinating picture of how Government Legal Department lawyers and staff are distributed across Whitehall.

This is why it can be worth challenging an FOI refusal rather than simply accepting it — but also being willing to narrow the request and work with the authority.

Sometimes the information already exists. You just have to get to it.

Credit to GLD for coming back constructively.

#FOI #Transparency #PublicAudit #Government #OpenGovernment

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

When looking through council reports, something is not clear.

I have checked the government records before posting this, but there is not a clear answer....

Councils often say asylum dispersal is “funded” or “reimbursed” by the Home Office. But does that really mean every cost is covered?

What about the time spent by existing housing officers, safeguarding teams, social workers, legal staff, finance teams and senior management?

Those salaries are already being paid from council budgets. If staff are spending part of their week on asylum-related work, that is still a real public cost and it means less time is available for other local services.

The same applies to homelessness, school admissions, safeguarding, social care and administration.

So the real question is not simply how much Home Office funding a council receives.

It is what the total council cost is, including staff time and wider service pressures, and how much of that is actually covered by central government??

Because “government funded” does not necessarily mean “costs local taxpayers nothing”.

That is something we need to start auditing properly.

@HouseofAyres we need an FOI mega-audit!!!!

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

I am now putting together briefs on audits for Patriots that have been arranging meetings with their local councils

My inbox is flooded with Patriots that are holding their councils to account across the nation.

First asylum, migration and DEI. Then we will audit every penny they have spent and scrutinise it all.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

Found some massive amounts of money awarded to LGBTQ and Asylum/Migrant in 2020.

All hidden under separately under "Coronavirus Community Support Funds".

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

Kent County Council's servers are denying access to the website for COVID related migrant / asylum funding.

This means the public cannot access the links on their website if they click them.

But we can still retreive the information via search indexing meaning the records exist.

Now why would they do that?

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧PATRIOTS’ GUIDE TO AUDITING YOUR LOCAL COUNCIL.

Pick one council. Start local.

Pick an AI platform. Either ChatGPT or Claude. Claude is much more advanced and is more for advanced forensic auditing.

1) Tell AI: “Audit [COUNCIL NAME] for migration, asylum, refugee, resettlement, ESOL, DEI, equality, inclusion, housing and related spending.”

2) Tell AI to use primary sources first and give you the source for every major claim, ask for public records only.

3) Tell AI to find the council’s spending files, grant records, contracts, procurement notices, cabinet papers, committee minutes and accounts.

4) Tell AI to extract every relevant payment into a table with the organisation, amount, year, programme and source.

5) Tell AI to keep grants, contracts, actual payments, budgets and “up to” values separate.

6) Tell AI to investigate every major recipient through Companies House, the Charity Commission and public accounts. This will give you all of the people involved. You can also ask it to pull employee names from LinkedIn.

7) Tell AI to find who approved the money, when they approved it and what reason was given.

8) Tell AI to build a timeline of the spending, decisions, contracts and grants.

9) Tell AI to cross-check every major figure and flag anything that only has one source.

10)Tell AI to identify what is missing from the public record.

***Those gaps become your FOI requests. Please look at @HouseofAyres and https://t.co/Ro8XMqoGST for the dedicated FOI guide.****

Finally, tell AI: “Build me a forensic report using verified evidence only. Separate confirmed spending from estimates, budgets and maximum contract values.”

Also ask for a written report, then csv files with links containing all the information that can be downloaded.

Check the headline numbers yourself.

Publish the receipts and confront the council on their spending.

That is it.
Pick a council.
Let AI do the heavy lifting.
Follow the money.
Verify everything.
Nothing is hidden.

Enjoy.

[The House of Ayres @HouseofAyres]

🚨 TIME TO PULL THE THREAD.

There are thousands of people on X asking what is actually happening in their own towns.

So let’s find out — using official police data.

Find a hotel/accommodation site in your area.
Find the postcode.
FOI your local police force for the recorded crime data for the surrounding policing area.
Ask for:
📍 Geographic area
📮 Location/postcode
🚔 Crimes by offence
👮 Arrests
📊 Aggregate suspect nationality / country of birth / immigration-status fields where recorded

No rumours. No identifying individuals. Just the data the authorities actually hold.

Tag me when you SEND your FOI.
Tag me again when the RESPONSE arrives.
If you don’t know your police force’s FOI email/address, tag me and I’ll help you find it.
Save every response. Publish the receipts. Compare areas.
🇬🇧 Let’s build the picture ourselves.

#FOI #FreedomOfInformation #OpenData #Transparency

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

Last night we had our first major breakthrough into the mainstream.

Thanks to @MartinDaubney, @PatrickChristys and @GBNEWS for covering the National Lottery story following on from our findings last week.

We achieved that just 14 days after starting this project, and believe me, you have seen absolutely nothing yet.

We have recorded over 22 compromised MPs so far, many examples of fraud, waste and abuse at the council level, and reports to hand over the the Standards Committee for investigation, there is also information that needs to be investigated by local and national bodies as well as the police.

What began with a handful of people has rapidly become a transatlantic network of well over 100 researchers, analysts, investigators and volunteers working together to expose fraud, waste, abuse and the institutional failure and betrayal of Britain. That team will soon be over 1000 people.

We are going to expose the scale of both legal and illegal migration, foreign aid, and woke ideology and its cost to Britain over the past 25 years, and who was involved in it all - every charity, every business, every MP, every council, every director and officer. Everybody who has benefitted and profiteered from the betrayal of their people.

In the coming weeks you will see more reports, scandal, and investigations in the mainstream media, we are speaking daily to journalists and will be on podcasts over the coming weeks as well.

But we aren't just auditing, we are forming NGOs and Charities for the native people of Britain, we will help organise and support Group Litigation Orders (GLOs) against the government, every day we are helping Restore and Reform patriots to audit their local councils, provide crucial data and information to them so that they can hold them to account, take over council control and start to reverse the decline, and much more.

We will also be partnering with video auditors, content creators, citizen journalists, podcasters, on initiatives locally across the UK.

Right now we have the momentum, but we must work together, we must flood the zone with so much information and so much pressure that the establishment buckles and the people involved in it all start to question their involvement in this all.

Finally, please share all of this information with everybody you know, it isn't enough just to keep it on X.

We are going to win.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

I have traced 5 billion pounds of grant money to local councils to give to migrants of all kinds in the last 5 hours.

I have every payment made, every year, what it was for etc.

Literally free money for the councils to spend directly on foreigners, not locals.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

I am going to start sharing infographs on all this information as I report it so people can easily text friends, share across WhatsApp groups, Facebook, community groups etc.

here is the first one for folks to look at.

lets get the message out people