Crazy that we hear about Train Drivers who get £60,000 a year for driving a train.
But we never hear about the boss of Tesco who gets £30,000 a day and doesn't even pay tax in the UK.
Or the £250m a day that the likes of Amazon, Vodafone, BP and Shell don't pay in tax.
Tesco could pay every worker an extra £10,000 and still make a profit.
British Gas could pay every worker an extra £35,000 and still make a profit.
Shell could pay every worker an extra £300,000 and still make a profit.
It's the billionaires who are ripping you off.
All apps should have an Al off switch.
All social media should have an Al off switch.
All phones should have an Al off switch.
Get it off my feed.
Get it off my phone.
Get it out of my life.
We don't need it.
I’m always astonished that billionaires would rather ignore the climate crisis and prepare to live in a bunker with dvds and baked beans than devote a modicum of their bottomless wealth to saving the planet where we have fresh fruit and soft grass and blue skies.
I still think about the guy who pointed out that "the underlying purpose of Al is to allow wealth to access skill while removing from the skilled the ability to access wealth." Rarely have I seen Al described so succinctly.
Notice how barely any newspapers have mentioned the Reform scandal? Not one front page. Farage doesn’t usually struggle to make the news.
This is how the media operates. That’s why I call for press regulation. They’re apparently ‘against him’ yet close ranks to protect him.
Stages in a Reform scandal:
1. This is a hit-job from the left / the establishment
2. We didn't do anything wrong, it's a hoax
3. There's a recording? Well, we didn't break any laws
4. We're going to hold an internal investigation
5. People who aren't Nigel Farage resign
6. Nigel Farage says the matter is closed
New clinical observations indicate that ADHD burnout isn’t caused by doing too much; it’s caused by the exhausting mental energy required to force a neurodivergent brain to act neurotypical 1/7
so let me get this straight. britain in 2026, a "developed", "world leading" country, has hosepipe bans and water parks shut. ministers are now being briefed on banning car washes, window cleaners and refilling swimming pools, gyms included. actual businesses, told to stop trading, because it didn't rain in the SE for two months.
the grid operator has literally just been given approval to run controlled blackouts if it needs to.
we're living off reservoirs, pipes and power lines the victorians and the post-war lot built, and every government since has just collected the bills and skipped the upgrades. so where has all the money gone?
i'm in edinburgh right now. it rained for six hours yesterday without stopping. clearly water isn't the problem. we just never built anything to catch it or move it.
We currently spend about £123bn on benefits for working age people, so our proposed saving of £50bn would be a massive cut of 40%. In my Clacton constituency about 47% of working age people are not employed, so my plan is to decimate the income of nearly half of my constituents.
Reform are now saying they would abolish Personal Independence Payment and the health element of Universal Credit for working-age adults.
All they seem to do is target the most vulnerable people in society. You’ll never hear them talking about the rich avoiding tax.
Tesla doesn't recongise Trade Unions.
Apple doesn't recognise unions.
Amazon is anti-union.
McDonald's is anti-union.
Starbucks is anti-union.
Google is anti-union.
Walmart is anti-union.
These mega businesses are not on your side.
Ground so dry that the UK is covered in wildfires but in a couple months time (ish) even more homes will be wiped out due to flash flooding as the ground is soooo dry the water can't absorb into it properly yay
Our exciting new announcement is that we want to cut benefits for disabled people!
This will help to fund our plan to slash capital gains tax on crypto assets from 24% to 10%, benefitting crypto billionaires like Christopher Harborne, who coincidentally gave me £5m.