Gavin Lee

QPR season ticket holder. Football, Boxing fan

[Gavin Lee @Gav288]

@virginmedia thanks for replying. You have been no help, absolute shambles of a company.

[Gavin Lee @Gav288]

@virginmedia We moved house 29th May and took our contract with us. Nearly 2 weeks later and we still have no TV services. Spent over 8 hours on the phone since we moved, been told it’s an IT issue but still not resolved. Is the IT guy on holiday?

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

We’re going to be told it’s our fault aren’t we? And that we must embrace other cultures and integrate with them, changing the face of Britain forever.

But what if I don’t want to integrate with cultures and religions I don’t agree with. Will this be seen as extremist? Will I be considered an enemy of Britain? Will I even be able to criticise conduct that I find extreme or will that mean I’m being hostile?

As the Police and crime bill makes its way through legislation, as digital ID is sneaked in and as a new Anti Muslim hostility Tsar is about to be installed, I can’t help worrying that it won’t be the newcomers who will be expected to take up a British way of life … but that British people will be forced to integrate with their way of life instead.

Perhaps some people will agree with it and that’s ok. What isn’t ok is that yet again huge societal change is being forced on citizens without their vote.

All in line with the UN SDGs we agreed to, again with no democratic vote in 2015.

Learning to hate your own flag, breaking down cultural norms and forcing populations to accept we are “all one people” and a “Global citizen” isn’t an accident, it’s the plan! One Labour are following to the letter 💣

[Paul Embery @PaulEmbery]

It is crazy that non-British citizens can vote in British elections. Truly absurd. The rules plainly need to change.

[Paul Embery @PaulEmbery]

@kickitout It’s nothing to do with “education” and “acceptance”. Stop patronising us. It’s about whether a national sport should change its normal protocols mid-game to accommodate the rituals of a minority religious belief system. That is a perfectly legitimate question to debate.

[Leo Kearse - see me on tour! Links in bio @LeoKearse]

"Don't look back in anger"
"Online misinformation is spreading"
"Religion of peace"
"Diversity is our strength"
"We need new powers to tackle extremism online"
"But think of the yummy food!"
"Not all Muslims"
"If we stop terrorists killing us then the terrorists win"
"It's Israel's fault"
"We must avoid speculation"
"The REAL issue is this being exploited by the far-right"
"Islamophobia fuels extremism"
"Remove harmful content"
"The West created this"
"Tough talk fuels extremism"
"Poverty, marginalisation, trauma"
"Foreign policy blowback"
"Retribution for 18th century imperialism"
"Mental health issues"
"Known to intelligence services"
Did I miss any out?

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

💣 The government wants you to believe increasing food pricing it’s not their fault …

…. oh but it is!

They introduced The new packaging levy, to raise up to £2 BILLION a year! Paid for by YOU at the till!

It’s supposed to go to councils to help cover the cost of recycling that YOU already pay for in your council tax.

This sneaky new tax will be collected by the treasury and erm … probably kept by the treasury.

That why your food prices aren’t coming down 💣

[Gavin Lee @Gav288]

@DavidLammy Prick

[Gavin Lee @Gav288]

@EdwardJDavey Too much bum on your tongue 😜

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

The ‘1 out 17 in’ pilot policy from Labour is working well then.

1000 illegal migrants were escorted onto British land yesterday to be supported by taxpayers for years, maybe even their whole lives.

No returns have happened at all. Brilliant 🤡

[Lee Harris @LeeHarris]

"How many homes can Rayner buy??"

OMG this wins the internet 😂

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

🚨 Graham Lineham has been arrested for online posts, after arriving at Heathrow.

I cannot explain to you how important it is to understand what is happening in Britain.

understand this … ANYTHING you say may be held against you.

You don’t need to lie, threaten, or even be rude. All it takes is for a person, police officer, or authority to claim your words made them feel “alarmed” or “distressed.”

Truth won’t protect you. You can post something accurate, sourced, and backed by official reports and still be accused of online harassment, If someone claims you’ve created a “hostile atmosphere,” that can be enough.

And you don’t even need to break the law.
Civil injunctions, Community Protection Notices, and “Respect Orders” can be used pre-emptively (in case you say something offensive in the future) to silence people. No jury. No trial. Just a judge ruling that your speech causes “discomfort.”

This isn’t about protecting people, it’s about protecting narratives. And the rules aren’t applied fairly.

Because this is the front line now. It’s not about kindness. It’s about control 🚨

[LoftforWords @LoftforWords]

Fcking disgusting.

No more talk of projects and game models.

Sort the fcking basics out that are required to compete at this level. Spine of a team. Leadership. Tackling. Park your fcking gk routine.

And get this team fit. The state of them is an embarrassment.

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

In Saudi Arabia, illegal migrants are imprisoned, fined & deported with no legal process

In Qatar, they are detained & deported without appeal

In Australia, they are detained offshore with no chance of settling

In Britain?

We put them up in luxury hotels with welfare and swimming pools then wonder why they keep coming

[Liam Halligan @LiamHalligan]

"Inflation rise takes the UK closer to debt-crisis cliff edge" – my latest @Telegraph column

Britain is heading for a very serious fiscal crisis – not unlike the 1976 fiasco which saw this country go "cap in hand" to the International Monetary Fund for a bail-out.

Government borrowing costs are now higher than they were in 1998 - but the national debt is some 3-times bigger as a share of GDP than it was back then.

That's why the government's debt interest bill is now so massive – twice what we spend on defence each year, more than we spend on schools.

PLUS: Over two-thirds of the money the government is borrowing each year is now being spent on interest payments on already outstanding debt.

AND: The UK's uniquely high share of "index-linked" debt – with interest payments that go up with RPI inflation – means that as inflation rises, our already crippling debt service costs rise even more.

The vast majority of our political and media class are either incapable of understanding the now brightly-flashing warning signs - signs I have outlined in the Telegraph and elsewhere many, many times – or are determined to ignore them if they do.

What I am saying isn't party political, nor about left and right or who has the right "values".

It's about trying to avert a major fiscal meltdown and related systemic crisis - which will cause huge economic and societal damage, and during which the least well off will suffer most.

Please read and share this thread

🧵1/11

https://t.co/13L00elAw4

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

I wonder what we would have thought had somebody told us after the 7/7 Islamist attacks in London that 20 years later Britain would have completely open borders despite knowing these are being exploited by terrorists, mass immigration, no strategy for integration, organised Islamic sectarianism in British politics, taxpayer funded social housing for Hamas members & the likes of Khuram Butt and Salman Abedi, some 43,000 Islamist extremists “of concern”, and a new government plan to use “Islamophobia” laws to shut down debate. I wonder what we’d have thought.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

LABOUR - The new migrant housing policy broken by @talkTV today is insane and discriminatory.

In order to clear the hotels of illegal migrants, Labour has demanded that councils procure long term rentals from private landlords.

These offers include roll over contracts with 6 months rent in advance, full refurbishment and full management.

In other words, they’re outbidding locals already struggling with a rental market shortage.

The rent, energy bills, water, WiFi, probably even TV licences , will all be covered by council tax. Paid, of course, by the very people now unable to find a place to rent themselves.

It seems that in Labours world their international non binding UN agreements and obligations under ECHR are far more important than tax paying citizens.

We’re just cash cows.

Only Labour could think we wouldn’t notice and only Labour would think we’d just accept it.

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

Rampant street crime. One alleged rape every hour. Homeless beggars. And demographic changes that have left it unrecognisable. London is OVER. Read my essay in today’s Mail https://t.co/6ARn4A4QRD

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

I genuinely believe this is the worst government of my lifetime.

Starmer isn’t governing, he believes he's a ruling. He wields the Royal Prerogative like he's a king, bypassing Parliament, bypassing the people, making constitutional changes simply because he can.

Make no mistake: British industry, agriculture, fishing, even our Net Zero policies, are now steered by EU control. Quietly. Permanently. We didn’t vote for this. Millions would vote against it.

But Starmer doesn’t believe in you. He believes in himself and the ideology of the unelected liberal institutions that fuel his agenda.This government is economically illiterate, driven by ideology, not reality.

Behind Starmer sit swathes of civil servants and quangos, channelling UN policies which you would never vote for and Starmer slavishly adopts, with no regard for our exploding almost unserviceable debt,

The bubble will burst and when it does, this authoritarian government will flex even more muscle to control the dissatisfaction and the public backlash that will surely follow, as the working population continues to shrink and is told to carry the weight of an ever more demanding and out of control welfare state.

There may be little left for Reform, or anyone else, after four more years of this.

Just saying 🤷‍♀️

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

I’ve never seen a Prime Minister gaslight on this scale before

Labour have decriminalised illegal migration

Labour have presided over record numbers of illegal migrants

Labour have expanded the use of hotels for illegal migrants, costing you £2 billion a year

Labour are forcing British taxpayers to subsidise big business to outbid the British people in the housing market so they can prioritise people who break our laws

And Labour are literally forcing British workers to pay more tax than Indian workers … in Britain

https://t.co/xawYBQaQAZ