So let me get this straight…
▪️You allow men from cultures which disregard women’s rights left/right/centre to illegally enter the country. You put them in communities often not far from schools etc.
▪️You know some of these men are multiple times more likely to commit sexual attacks than Brits.
▪️You know there have already been multiple sexual attacks, rapes, assaults and even murder committed by some of these men against women/girls. The lives of multiple women and girls ruined as a result.
▪️You know that some classrooms have grown men in them, mixing daily with teenagers, whilst pretending to be one.
▪️You know that many women and girls feel unsafe in their own homes towns now, because of your policies.
▪️You know that you refuse full data transparency on much of this stuff, so we don’t even really know how bad this all is.
▪️And you know that you take tax from women in this country to fund hotels and lifestyles for these men.
Yet now…
You’ve decided to redirect a few hours worth of hotel spend, back onto women, in order to protect us and our children from risks that we should never have been exposed to in the first place.
….And you expect us to be grateful?!
Hang your heads in shame.
How dare you.
😡
@MarkAttwood Would suggest watching 'Utopia' for the blur print of flu (COVID) pandemic, though fictional many, many parallels.
It was a channel four series, I watched on tubi, may still be on channel four.
@huhoconsulting@JuliaHB1@UKLabour Russian war? Pretty sure it's a NATO/EU expansionist war
COVID? Tories supported control of population for a flu bug.
No money? because they gave all their mates £millions for useless PPE for fake illness.
Tories like labour are as guilty as a puppy sitting next to a pile of pooh
@ABridgen Only just catching up, when said during scamdemic not one politician wanted to hear it, evidence was never there, unfortunately we have a nation of weak minded plebs who want to be told what to do and when to do it.
@nix2828@beverleyturner@GBNEWS COVID caused nothing, the fear mongering establishment caused the trauma, but the people who blindly followed are just as culpable.
@jamesdavidmagee@MoodyMandy0@luke11campbell We can't have ruined the country with #Brexit as we have yet to get it, what has ruined the country is a corrupt establishment that has half arsed the job, NI still half in EU, fishing waters not returned, billions still being paid to EU.
@davidvance You're wrong, it's not the the state of the Irish, it's the Irish State, that like the UK is trying to kill and supplant Irish culture and way of life.
Like lots of you, I am very concerned about this #climatebill
Please share the link. Not enough people are aware!!
Thank you
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@GBNEWS
https://t.co/4Clq3bWQLT
‼️ SUNDAY READING - the 2nd reading of this Bill will take us an another step closer to absolute government control and surveillance, It must be defeated.
Citizens of the UK the time to be silent is over ⬇️
🚗 The Climate and Nature Bill Will Ground the UK 🚗
The Climate and Nature Bill, heading for its second reading on 24 January, will make travel expensive, restrictive, and, for many, impossible.
This is what it means for transportation:
1️⃣ Banning Fossil Fuel Vehicles
Under Clause 2(3)(d), the Bill mandates the rapid end of fossil fuels. This will mean:
Petrol and diesel vehicles will be outlawed, forcing people to rely on expensive electric vehicles.
Millions of families who cannot afford the switch will lose their ability to travel.
Rural and suburban areas without reliable public transport will be left isolated.
2️⃣ Public Transport Overload
While the Bill pushes for increased public transport use, current infrastructure is not prepared to handle the increased demand. This will result in:
Overcrowded trains and buses, especially in urban areas.
Poor accessibility for rural communities with few or no public transport options.
Higher ticket prices to fund the necessary upgrades, further limiting access for low-income families.
3️⃣ Restrictions on Air Travel
Air travel is explicitly targeted, with recommendations to limit passenger growth and impose higher taxes on flights. This means:
Foreign holidays will become a luxury only the wealthy can afford.
Businesses that rely on affordable air travel will suffer, further damaging the economy.
Families with loved ones abroad will struggle to afford visits.
4️⃣ Impact on Goods and Freight
Restrictions on fossil fuels and increased transport costs will severely disrupt the movement of goods, leading to:
Higher prices for everyday items due to increased logistics costs.
Supply chain breakdowns, particularly for rural businesses dependent on deliveries.
📄 Read the Bill here: https://t.co/txO4Kcn10R
This is not about improving transportation—it is about restricting movement and imposing control. From family holidays to everyday commutes, this Bill will make life harder for everyone.
We must act now to stop these catastrophic changes.
@Artemisfornow@reformparty_uk@beverleyturner
#KilltheBill #NetZero
🥩 The Climate and Nature Bill Will Change What You Eat—Whether You Like It or Not 🥩
The Climate and Nature Bill, heading for its second reading on 24 January, will fundamentally change how food is produced, sold, and consumed in the UK. The consequences will hit your wallet and your plate.
Here is how it will affect what you eat:
1️⃣ Meat and Dairy Restrictions
The supporting Climate Assembly report recommends reducing meat and dairy consumption by up to 40 percent. This will:
Force farmers to cut livestock production, increasing the cost of meat and dairy for everyone.
Reduce access to affordable protein, making these foods luxuries for the wealthy.
Push plant-based or lab-grown alternatives that may not meet nutritional needs.
2️⃣ Higher Food Prices Across the Board
With restrictions on farming, rising transport costs, and increased reliance on imports, you will see:
Dramatic price increases for everyday staples like bread, milk, and fresh vegetables.
Shortages of certain products as domestic production declines and global supply chains struggle to meet demand.
3️⃣ Import Dependency Risks Food Security
The Bill prioritises rewilding and environmental offsets over food production. This will:
Reduce UK-grown produce, forcing more reliance on imported food.
Leave the UK vulnerable to global price fluctuations and supply chain disruptions.
4️⃣ Impact on Choice and Freedom
Under the guise of "sustainability," this Bill will limit what you can buy:
Higher taxes or outright restrictions on "high-emission" foods.
Reduced availability of diverse food options as farmers are forced to switch to lower-emission crops.
📄 Read the Bill here: https://t.co/txO4Kcn10R
This is not about improving food sustainability—it is about taking control of what you eat and driving up costs for families across the UK.
We must act now to stop these disastrous policies from becoming law.
@Artemisfornow@reformparty_uk@beverleyturner@NoFarmsNoFoods@NoFarmersNoFood
#KilltheBill #NetZero
💼 The Climate and Nature Bill Will Cripple Small Businesses and the Economy 💼
The Climate and Nature Bill, set for its second reading on 24 January, will have devastating consequences for small businesses and the UK economy.
Here is what you need to know:
1️⃣ Skyrocketing Energy Costs
Under Clause 2(3)(d), the Bill mandates the rapid end of fossil fuels. This will:
Dramatically increase energy costs for businesses that rely on affordable power to operate.
Leave small businesses unable to compete with large corporations that can absorb the extra costs.
2️⃣ Supply Chain Disruption
With restrictions on transport and rising fuel prices, businesses will face:
Higher costs for goods and deliveries.
Delays in receiving critical supplies, putting further pressure on operations.
3️⃣ Overregulation and Increased Costs
The vague and sweeping language in the Bill will likely lead to new regulations, including:
Mandatory upgrades to buildings for energy efficiency, forcing businesses to make costly retrofits.
Taxes or penalties for high-emission operations, disproportionately harming small businesses.
4️⃣ Impact on Jobs and Local Economies
As small businesses struggle to stay afloat:
Job losses will increase, with fewer opportunities in local communities.
Entire sectors, from farming to transport and retail, will face collapse under the weight of unsustainable costs.
5️⃣ Reduced Spending Power
With households paying more for food, energy, and transport, consumer spending will plummet. Small businesses that rely on local customers will bear the brunt of this economic contraction.
📄 Read the Bill here: https://t.co/txO4KcnyQp
This is not about sustainability—it is about imposing crippling costs on the backbone of the UK economy. Small businesses will pay the price for ideological goals that do not serve the people.
We must act now to protect jobs, communities, and livelihoods.
@Artemisfornow@reformparty_uk@beverleyturner
#KilltheBill #NetZero