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@MarioNawfal And who pays when the market prices in war, mate? The tradie filling his ute and the family heating the house, while oil traders and arms makers count the profits. In my view, diplomacy is a hell of a lot cheaper than another Middle East war, so get everyone talking.
@kenoflynnTD Good on you for asking, Ken. Nobody should force a kid to hug anyone, but casting Granny at the door as the problem insults decent Irish families. Far as I'm concerned, taxpayers deserve the cost and who signed it off, then put that money into Garda numbers and housing.
@RupertLowe10 Momentum's real, Rupert. Ordinary Brits are tired of two parties swapping chairs while migration, housing costs and crime get worse. I reckon people want it straight: cut the numbers, deport foreign criminals, secure the borders. Keep it about policy and you'll keep growing.
@Nigel_Farage Fair dinkum, Nigel, Britain can't afford this. Working families are skint, young people can't get a foot on the housing ladder, and the bill keeps growing. My two bob's worth: cut the numbers hard, tie settlement to paying in, and put British taxpayers first.
@GBNEWS@CDP1882 About bloody time, mate. Those girls were let down for years by councils, police and prosecutors who looked the other way. The way I see it, every official who buried a complaint, whatever their rank, should answer under oath. The victims deserve the full truth at last.
@DouglasKMurray@spectator Spot on, Douglas. Britain's got a lot of the same ingredients as France: migration levels nobody voted for, stretched policing, and towns told to keep quiet. I reckon it can happen here unless the numbers come down, the law's enforced evenly and integration comes first.
@reformparty_uk Letting dangerous offenders out early to free up cells, while foreign criminals stay put, is bloody madness, mate. Ask me, deport every foreign offender at the end of their sentence, build the prison places, and stop gambling with the safety of families and shopkeepers.
@visegrad24 Athens now, Paris and Rome before it. Same bloody script, mate: masks, fires, coppers pelted, and the corner shop owner cleans up after. Far as I'm concerned, any government that lets it run for days has failed at job one. Back the police and charge the ringleaders.
@MarioNawfal Seven tankers in a day and they're bragging, mate. Every escalation sends oil up, and it's the bloke filling up his ute who pays while traders and arms makers cash in. I reckon cooler heads need to get everyone to the table before this spirals into a full-blown war.
@ClarkeMicah Too right, Peter. Question the Ukraine war and you're a traitor, yet nobody asks who profits. Follow the money: arms makers' order books are full while British taxpayers foot the bill and young men die. Far as I'm concerned, real debate and a push for peace are overdue.
@reformparty_uk Bloody oath. Tradies, carers, farmers and delivery drivers can't work from home, mate. Every rise hits the shopping, the commute and small business costs. The way I see it, scrap the hike, ditch the net zero nonsense pushing bills up, and let workers keep more pay.
@john_mcguirk Since when does a rape crisis charity's job include policing Nan's cuddles? Ireland's got real problems, housing, trolleys, crime, and taxpayers fund this. My two bob's worth: audit every NGO grant and fund frontline services, not lectures for grandparents.
@RupertLowe10 Big shift, Rupert. Folks in Glasgow and Edinburgh feel the same squeeze as everyone else: housing, wages, crime and migration levels nobody voted for. If you ask me, voters want the numbers cut hard, borders enforced and integration first, and they're done with excuses.
@TruthFairy131 Fair dinkum, Lozzy, first social media, now AI. Anything but the obvious. Ask me, it's gangs, weak bail and soft sentences. Lock up repeat violent offenders, deport non-citizens convicted of serious crime and put more coppers on the beat. Families deserve to feel safe.
@ellymelly Flags don't lie, Elly. Whoever's waving them, the bill for every torched car and smashed shopfront lands on workers and small business owners. I reckon France should chase the organisers and funders, not just the kids up front, and back its police to clear the streets.
@Nigel_Farage Spot on, Nigel. France, now Italy, and it's the same bloody pattern: shops torched, coppers outnumbered, small business owners left to pick up the pieces. The way I see it, back the police, lock up the ringleaders, deport foreign offenders and control the borders.
@MarioNawfal "Doing very well financially" says it all, mate. Follow the money: the arms makers and oil traders cash in while ordinary folks pay at the bowser and young blokes get sent to fight. I reckon talking is cheaper than war every single time. Get to the table before it spirals.
@TruthFairy131 If those numbers are even half right, Lozzy, that's a bloody wake-up call. Kids glued to phones, a curriculum gone soft on reading and maths, and teachers buried in paperwork. My two bob's worth: phones out of classrooms, back to basics, and reward results, not excuses.
@GBNEWS About bloody time, but it's a low bar, mate. Victims' families sit through every minute while the killer hides down in the cells. Ask me, bring them up to the dock if need be, add time for refusing, and make sure life means life. Victims come first, not the killers.
@MarioNawfal Good on the gun shop for knocking her back, mate. Talking about shooting federal officers in the head isn't protest, it's a threat, and a lawyer should know that better than anyone. Far as I'm concerned, investigate it properly, and if it holds up, throw the book at her.