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[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

This beloved farmer took his own life because of Rachel Reeves’s cruel policy. 👇
Cry about that.
Barnsley farmer took own life over inheritance tax, inquest told - BBC News https://t.co/FHcRdIdcpD

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Illegal immigrants staying at hotels paid for by the British taxpayer, given free NHS treatment on site, bikes, allowances.

Now making £700 a week as delivery drivers, tax free of course.

Think again before using these services.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

1 in 5 cars sold in the UK are paid for by the taxpayer through the Motability program, including BMWs and Audis.

There’s no means testing, so households with six figure incomes are getting luxury coupes on the taxpayer’s dime.

Over half of the recipients of the free cars have never had a medical exam to assess eligibility.

If it’s the government’s position that everyone in the UK should get a free car, then they should be honest and give one to everyone.

As things stand, the system is totally rigged against those who play by the rules.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

Illegals, who we pay for their hotel, food, healthcare,travel, clothes, WiFi , counselling and god knows what else… are earning £700 a week from delivering your food..

@Deliveroo @UberEats and @JustEatUK should be shut down immediately

@YvetteCooperMP ?

[Chris Rose @ArchRose90]

More bad news for Bob Vylan today, their U.S. visas have been officially revoked from the State Department.

@BobbyVylan I heard you want your visa back? Nah, you can’t have that. 🙂

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

Hi @Keir_Starmer —A reporter from The Sun newspaper pretended to be an illegal immigrant from Afghanistan and was able to rent a @JustEatUK courier account and make a delivery within minutes.

Our borders are open. Our system is a joke. How do you explain this?👇

[Aimen Dean @AimenDean]

Let me make something absolutely clear.

I am not a Zionist - not in any way, shape, or form. I am an Arab. My roots are in Bahrain, I was born in Saudi Arabia, and I live in the UAE. My family spans generations across all three countries. On top of that, I am also a British citizen - a nationality I hold with honor, especially given my years working alongside UK security forces. It was a privilege, and an eye-opening chapter of my life.

So no, I don’t carry any Zionist affiliation.

But let me now ask the question I rarely hear answered honestly:
Why should I support groups like Hamas, the PFLP, or other Palestinian factions that have long embraced terrorism - even when their targets have been us, the Gulf Arabs?

Let’s look at reality:
•Israel has never fired a single bullet at any GCC country — not at Saudi Arabia, not at Bahrain, not at Kuwait, not at the UAE, not even at Qatar or Oman. Not even a BB gun.
•Meanwhile, Palestinian terrorist groups have assassinated our diplomats, hijacked our planes, bombed our embassies, and worked hand-in-hand with our enemies — even as we offered them political, financial, and moral support for decades.
•And now? Hamas and its allies have fully aligned with the Ayatollahs of Iran, our true existential enemy - the same regime that has plotted coups in Bahrain, that has flooded the region with missiles and militias, and that has openly declared its intent to topple our governments and destroy our societies.

Let’s remember - it wasn’t Israel that launched thousands of drones and ballistic missiles on Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
It was Iran.
Through the Houthis.
With Hezbollah operatives.
With Hamas blessings.
And with Iranian weapons.

So why should I betray my own people, my own security, my own dignity - to support a group that would see us fall, just to serve Tehran’s ambitions?

No, I am not a Zionist.
But the Zionists are NOT my enemy.
My enemies are in Tehran, in Beirut, in Sana’a, and - yes - among those Palestinian factions who turned against the very hands that once fed them.

This is not about being trendy or emotional. This is about loyalty, logic, and survival.

In the thread below, I’ve listed decades’ worth of attacks Palestinian terrorists have carried out against the Gulf nations - despite all we gave them.
Read it.
And maybe then you’ll understand why many of us have stopped pretending.

[Rikki Doolan @realrikkidoolan]

Glastonbury people… flying Palestine flags at a music festival.

For the country that murdered innocent Jews at a music festival.

Their logic is non existent. Poor sheep following the TV.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

Dan Wootton discusses my take on Keir Starmer and his ‘secrets’.

MY SUBSTACK ARTICLE https://t.co/KXLNP5F336

DAN WOOTTON FULL EPISODE https://t.co/Mfa5Tbyz1L

[@ChatsWithEm @chatswithem]

I actually couldn't watch this - physically , as the constant jerking head up head down was so relentless it gave me motion sickness watching

The man can't even read two words without checking again

What a charlatan and utter disgrace to the U.K. this man is .

He is making the U.K. a laughing stock

The ineptitude and weakness is off the scale

Never before has there been such an empty vessel of a PM

Absolutely perfect choice should there be higher levels wanting to use him to do their bidding.

No words

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

The government doesn’t want you to see what I’m about to show you now @GBNEWS

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

For the third time in two weeks, Starmer has u-turned on major policy. His authority is collapsing.

This creates a multi-billion-pound black hole that can only mean higher taxes or more borrowing. We offered to help if he reformed welfare. He refused. This has to stop.

[Inevitable West @Inevitablewest]

🚨BREAKING: GBNews investigators finds illegal Channel migrants in Northern France are currently in possession of semi-automatic rifles

This is beyond a National Emergency.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

LABOUR - oops … David Lammy has spent £1.3 MILLION on private jet flights in 3 months.

Here’s Rachel stating this will NEVER happen under Labour.

Misinformation or disinformation? You decide 💣

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨OMG. BOAT MIGRANTS ARE NOW BRINGING OVER ASSAULT RIFLES

- Keir Starmer still refuses to close the borders

What is wrong with him?

[Nick Marcel Tenconi @NickTenconi]

If it was an error why did you both like and retweet it?

And now you beg for mercy playing the victim whilst Lucy Connelly sits in prison.

Disgusting.

[The British Patriots @TheBritPats]

🚨BREAKING: British citizens are taking to social media to declare their decision to boycott Uber Eats, Deliveroo, and Just Eat.

This follows after these companies have been hiring illegal immigrants.

Will you join the movement and stop financially supporting these businesses?

[Chris Philp MP @CPhilpOfficial]

To @JustEatUK @ubereats_uk @Deliveroo:

I found clear evidence of illegal working for your platforms - by allowing this you are fuelling the illegal immigration crisis

and people have absolutely no idea who you're sending to their doors

My letters to you👉

@JustEatTakeaway @UberEats @UberUK @Uber @DeliverooHelp

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

WE’RE NOT

She should be stripped of her MP role & a by-election called.
Palestine Action tampered with & damaged military aircraft at a time we could have needed them to protect Britain.
They caused £45 MILLION in damage to aircraft.

These people are dangerously nuts

[Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick]

I have some advice for David Lammy on how to resolve this problem👇

If the Pakistani Government won’t take back these men, visas should be immediately suspended for all Pakistanis wanting to come to the UK.

If they continue to refuse, aid should be suspended. It’s that simple. 

That’s what a Government motivated by keeping the British public safe would do. But right now we are being walked over and everyone can see it. 

Qari Rauf and Adil Khan are among two of Britain’s worst rape gang offenders. They were the ringleaders of a nine-strong gang of Asian men who sexually assaulted 47 girls – some as young as 12 – after plying them with drink and drugs. They are now out of prison, free to walk the same streets as the victims they terrorised. Convicted, but not properly punished. 

It’s completely out of order. Why are these Pakistani nationals – who have committed evil crimes – still here, you will be asking.

The Pakistani Government are reportedly using these monsters as bargaining chips to get their failing airline - suspended for safety reasons - access to our airports. If true, that is morally bankrupt. 

But these two rape gang perpetrators are really just the tip of the iceberg. 

Most have gone unpunished, their crimes ignored by authorities paralysed by fear of being called racist. The national inquiry Starmer has been forced to announce is a step forward, but this can only be the beginning.

Justice demands we punish every single perpetrator for their heinous crimes. The NCA must now pursue the abusers – they are much better placed than local police forces marred by the scandal – and the guilty men need full life sentences. 

If they are foreign nationals they must be added to the 18,982 foreign nationals subject to deportation proceedings currently in society and the 9,800 foreign offenders in prison. All must be removed. 

For some foreign criminals the obstacle to their deportation is their home country refusing to cooperate, for others it is human rights obstacles – in many cases caused by the Strasbourg Court stretching the ECHR beyond recognition. 

There are some in Westminster who still say we shouldn’t deport these people in case they are unfairly punished back in their home country. To that I say: tough luck. I couldn’t care less. My sole interest is protecting the British public from dangerous criminals who have committed appalling crimes. 

I have long argued that reform of the ECHR is impossible. This week the head of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset, finally confirmed what many else have long suspected. He let the cat out the bag: “I am not calling for reform of the ECHR… When states face complex challenges, the answer is not to dismantle the legal guardrails they themselves helped build.”

So, once David Lammy has finished delivering his ultimatum to the Pakistani government, he can report back to the Prime Minister that his ruse of “reforming” the ECHR is a pointless charade. Starmer has a choice: remain in a broken convention to appease his legal pals, or leave the convention to protect the British public and manage rights with responsibilities sensibly like America and Australia.

Increasing the deportations of dangerous foreign criminals while we continue to import criminality from high-risk countries is like bailing out a sinking ship with a bucket.

Restrictions on migration from high-risk countries – like Eritrea, whose nationals are estimated, based on conviction data from 2021 to 2023, to be twenty times more likely to account for sexual offence convictions than British citizens – are a prerequisite for safer streets.

So David Lammy’s final task must be to break the news to counterparts that we will be putting restrictions and rigorous scrutiny on their visa applications.

This row is a test. Will Starmer protect the public or not? Are we a serious country any more or have our leaders lost the plot?