Brit Guyson

England Land Of Hope And Glory.

[🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🚜⚔️⚡️Ian ⚡️⚔️🚜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Iannoshoes]

@AlexWilsonAM YOU’RE NOT to Entitled to citizens votes Wilson, You WANKER!
A registered voter decides freely who they believe in, agree with a party’s policies & trust them!
Your Narcissistic self serving grifter LIED, Moved left & showed no integrity, That’s why you lost to the Greens!

[Barry Byrne @ByrneBarry]

If they're made unwelcome, they won't want to come.
Fairly simple.

[Just Right Frank @justrightFrank]

It has taken over 2 years to bring this case to court.
An attempted beheading of a British Army officer who was only saved by the bravery of his wife.
And the Government wants us to all talk about something else?
I think not.
https://t.co/pfSamknRbQ

[Sam Len @SamLenSports]

@AdaLluch More power to them. Never forget this treason.

[Ada Lluch @AdaLluch]

This is Ceuta tonight.

Our government might have abandoned them.

But as always, the people will always save the people.

I am so proud of being Spanish! 🇪🇸

[Restore Britain @RestoreBritain]

Restore Britain's @orlaminihane speaking for millions and millions of British women...

[𝔾𝕣𝕚𝕗𝕥𝕪 @TheGNPE]

Number of asylum seekers living in non hotel accommodation hits 73,000

73,068 people who arrived seeking asylum are now housed in flats houses and other properties rather than hotels a 3 per cent rise on last year

Hotel numbers have fallen to 16,021 the lowest since 2022 after a 50 per cent drop from the 2023 peak

The shift means tens of thousands more asylum seekers are living in communities across the country instead of hotels while the overall caseload remains high

Why do you think Labour are putting these people in your communities?

[Stuey Beef 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @stuey_beef]

The Home Office loves shouting about it's role in helping the government's first reslonsibility - keeping it's people safe.

So, we have Ibrahim Albashir. He travelled from Sudan to France where he was REFUSED asylum.

Yet, despite this and having spent six months in a mental hospital there (diagnosed with catatonic schizophrenia), he was able to come into Britain by small boat.

He was provided with hotel accommodation in Birmimgham among other places. While there he sexually assaulted a hotel staff member when she refused his advances. Albashir was arrested but the case didn't go forward.

He was further spoken to by police twice in three days, before attempting to murder a woman in Leeds, slashing her THIRTY times.

He was refused asylum in France - a safe country.

So, why was he even allowed here?
Why weren't checks done?
Why was he even allowed to claim asylum?
Why was there so much police involvement but yet he was still free to roam the streets for a victim?

And finally, how does this fall within THE FIRST RESPONSIBILITY of KEEPING PEOPLE SAFE?

[Keith @happy_keith]

@thefourisles I just dont understand how a PM can be further out of touch from reality than Starmer.
He truly believes we are as stupid as him

[HJB News @HJB_News__]

Just your typical English council meeting at Coventry City Council.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

North African Muslim invaders in Ceuta, shouting battle cry "Allahu Akbar". A religious war is underway in Ceuta and in Europe. Many have not yet realized it.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨BREAKING: Two men arrested in Cornwall for attacking people in the streets with machetes are migrants

Sinjar Zurel and Seyin Zurel were described as 'from Cornwall' by the mainstream media

They have both been charged causing grievous bodily harm with intent

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

Spanish patriots with clubs are hunting down North African Muslim invaders. A war is underway in Ceuta between European Christians and African Muslims. EU politicians are responsible for this disaster.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

This is very important news.

Respected British polling firm 'More in Common' has, following an internal review, decided to start prompting Restore Britain fairly in their weekly voting intention poll.

That means we will be given as an option alongside the other major parties.

I want to thank them for taking what is a brave step in a challenging environment.

But this is a significant step forward for our movement.

Restore Britain is now truly an established national political party.

We are here to stay.

[PATRIOTS OF BRITAIN @POB4LIFE]

This is Rebecca Goodwin

She was raped. She reported it. She even handed in a 7 minute recording of her sexual assault.

Police said it was insufficient evidence.

Fearing he would target others, she exposed the man publicly. Out of fear, he handed himself in and was remanded.

But on appeal, he was released. He is now bailed until a court date in 2027.

Rebecca has been failed. Women across this country are failed daily. We ask why women don’t report? This is why.

Violence against women is a pandemic that not only leave trauma but is killing women everyday in the UK

#Violenceagainstwomen

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

One Million Young People. No Jobs. Labour Blames the Paper Round.

Pat McFadden has identified the cause of Britain's youth unemployment crisis. Writing in the Telegraph this morning, the Work and Pensions Secretary explains that young people cannot find work because the paper round has disappeared. News is online now. Retail is in decline. The Saturday job has gone the way of the high street. This, he tells us, is why nearly one million young people are not in education, employment or training, with sixty percent of them having never held a job at all.

The National Insurance rise announced in last October's budget is not mentioned. The near twenty percent jump in the youth minimum wage rate is not mentioned. The consequent collapse in entry-level hiring across retail, hospitality and service industries is not mentioned. The government that hammered the sectors where young people get their first foothold from every direction simultaneously has commissioned a review to find out what went wrong and concluded, apparently in good faith, that the answer is the internet.

The Milburn review finding published alongside McFadden's column deserves to be read slowly. The government currently spends twenty-five times more paying unemployed young people than finding them jobs. Twenty-five times. That is not a funding gap. It is a system designed around managing failure rather than ending it. And it is a system that McFadden's party has been operating, expanding and now proposing to reset while affecting surprise at what it contains.

In February I argued that Labour had priced a generation out of work. The employer National Insurance rise, the surge in minimum wages and the resulting collapse in entry-level hiring were the mechanism. The warning lights were not coming from political opponents alone. The Office for Budget Responsibility, the Bank of England and economists from think tanks close to Labour's own orbit were all pointing in the same direction. Employment costs rose sharply. Entry-level jobs shrank. Youth unemployment climbed. The link was obvious to anyone willing to see it.

McFadden is not willing to see it. His solution is 300,000 work experience placements over three years. The Youth Guarantee will give every unemployed young person a shot at work after eighteen months of unemployment. Eighteen months. A young person who left school in the summer of 2025 will be eligible for a work experience placement in early 2027. A government that had not made entry-level employment more expensive would have got them working within weeks of leaving school.

Meanwhile welfare costs the taxpayer £322 billion a year, twenty-three percent of total government spending, and is set to rise by a further £74 billion over the next five years. Starmer was forced to abandon his own benefits reform last year after Labour MPs said it would drive families into poverty. The system reset Milburn is now proposing is the third attempt to address a benefits bill that grows regardless of which party is in office because the structural incentives have never been reformed.

The paper round is a convenient villain. It requires no policy reversal. It offends nobody in the Cabinet. It places the blame on technological change and shifting consumer habits rather than on decisions made in the Treasury last October. It allows a government that made youth employment more expensive to present itself as the champion of youth opportunity.

Youth unemployment stands at 16.2 percent. 729,000 young people are out of work. The ladder into employment was kicked away by this government's own budget. Pat McFadden has written a nostalgic column about delivering newspapers. The connection between those two facts is the story he will not tell.

[Voice of Reason @brexitblog_info]

I cannot forgive the Uniparty for what they’ve done to the UK. From Blair through to Burnham.

The greatest country in the World - completely ruined in less than 30 years.

[𝕸𝖆𝖉 𝕯𝖔𝖌𝖘 & 𝕰𝖓𝖌𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖍𝖒𝖊𝖓, 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @MadDogBrit]

Rape is five to six times higher than it was in the 2000s.

The government response?
A pamphlet.

“Both people must say yes to sex. This is called consent.”

That is not policy.
That is an admission of total failure.

They know who is driving the numbers.
They know the cultures.
They know the statistics.
They think we’re fools.
We see the three-card trick in real time.

They just refuse to act.

Mass deportation is the only leaflet that works.

My England for the English.
England. True Grit. Restore.
No apologies. No surrender.

[upforthefight @upforthefight1]

@RealDonKeith Its actually over £1,000,000,000 since 2023 that taxpayers have given France to NOT stop 'migration '

[Joanna @martinmother1]

By rights I should have retired at 60 last year, but like many, I'm having to work til I'm 67. Now the government are going to take everything I've worked for and give it to those who can't be bothered to work, and those invading t he UK for a free life.I detest this Labour govt. and every bastard that voted them in!