Graham Roberts 🎗️

Proud to be supporting my son in running the business I founded. Anti-woke. Love Portugal, hate EU. Geek. LFC supporter.

[Graham Roberts 🎗️ @Graham4Health]

“Nobody in the history of the planet has ever complied their way out of totalitarian control."

[SkunkBear Consulting @GoSkunkBearGo]

@MariekeEhlers

[Marieke Ehlers 🇳🇱 @MariekeEhlers]

🚨 Commissie in paniek als ik de feiten over de islam en vrouwenrechten benoem.

De voorzitter grijpt in en wil me de mond snoeren.

De islam is een totalitaire ideologie en vormt een gevaar voor onze samenleving. Ik heb het recht, en de verplichting, dit te benoemen.

[Pete North @FUDdaily]

This was a piss weak argument in 2016 and it's just as dumb now. A big part of the reason Britain is a squalid shit tip is the Waste Framework Directive and the EU landfill tax. A big part of the reason we struggle to build anything is the onerous EU derived planning laws and the Habitats Directive. The Working Time Directive is why the NHS is reliant on temps, and that was made even worse by the Agency Workers Directive.

The main reason we screwed up the national grid was because of the Large Combustion Plant Directive and the Renewables Directive. One of the main reason our meat industry is dying is because of the EU veterinary system. Not forgetting the EU EV mandate and emissions rules that have demolished our car industry.

I could do this all day. Everything is saddled with unsustainable bureaucracy. There are endless malign influences of EU technical policy that a know-nothing like Massie would have zero comprehension of, and I'd be here til midnight were I to detail them all.

Leaving the EU was a perquisite for making any strategically important reforms - and until it actually happens, Britain will remain a declining moribund economy.

[One News Australia @OneNewsAu]

🟠 #BREAKING REBEL NEWS REPORTER AVI YEMENI HANDCUFFED AND REMOVED BY VICTORIA POLICE WHILE INTERVIEWING SCHOOLKIDS WHO SKIPPED CLASS TO PROTEST PAULINE HANSON IN MELBOURNE 🟠

Welcome to Communist Victoria, where asking questions in public gets you put in handcuffs while far left activists pull kids out of school under police protection.

While students walked out of class across Australia today to protest Pauline Hanson, including rallies in Sydney and Melbourne, Rebel News reporter Avi Yemini ended up in steel cuffs in Melbourne just for doing his job.

That is where Rebel News reporter Avi Yemini ended up in steel cuffs just for doing his job.

Yemini was walking through the crowd interviewing teenagers, asking a simple question: why had they ditched class on a Thursday afternoon to protest a democratically elected senator?

Victoria Police immediately moved in, slapped handcuffs on him, and marched him away from the rally for "disturbing the peace". Officers admitted he wasn't even under arrest, yet kept him cuffed anyway just to remove a journalist from the street.

Think about that, a reporter asking uncomfortable questions gets hauled away in restraints, while the far left organisers who dragged underage schoolkids onto the streets are shielded by the state.

Meanwhile, Pauline Hanson had already told the Sydney students to get back to class, pointing out that 51% of Australian 15 year olds fail to meet national standards in maths.

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[The Rubin Report @RubinReportShow]

The student at the University of Michigan who shot the video couldn't believe it. @RubinReport can't believe it. You probably won't be able to believe it either. Nominee for cringiest college professor of the year ⬇️

[Mossad Customer Support @LionOfJudahX]

Brigitte Gabriel just said the quiet part out loud:

Jordan is already majority Palestinian… and still refuses them.
Why? Because they tried to overthrow the king. Hussein crushed the uprising and expelled tens of thousands.

Lebanon took them in. Result: civil war and the near-destruction of the only Christian-majority country in the region.

Kuwait took them in. They sided with Saddam. After liberation, Kuwait expelled them.

Egypt, after October 7, would rather watch Gazans die in Hamas tunnels than open the border.

Saudi Arabia has air-conditioned tent cities that can house a million people sitting empty 11 months a year… and still says no.

Every single Arab country that has lived with large Palestinian populations learned the same lesson the hard way.

Meanwhile the West keeps importing the problem and acting shocked when the results follow.

They know. We pretend not to.
That’s how you lose. 🇮🇱

[GB News @GBNEWS]

‘Don’t BAN me for saying what’s FACTUALLY true.’

@PatrickChristys speaks to a Reform Member of the Senedd Joe Martin who has been BARRED from speaking in the Welsh Parliament until he APOLOGISES for claiming white people are being replaced in the UK.

[Graham Roberts 🎗️ @Graham4Health]

What an unspeakable slug.

A Lord on the government benches and he thinks he’s not in power!!!

With views and an attitude shown in the clip, he should be nowhere near it!!

[GB News @GBNEWS]

‘My viewers and I are PAYING you to sit in the House of Lords!’

@MichelleDewbs CLASHES with Lord Foulkes over his apparent LACK of knowledge of the Rhiannon Skye Whyte case, questioning how someone in a position of power can be unaware of a SERIOUS immigration-related story.

[Steve Scrase @StevenScrase]

Look no further than Sophy Ridge’s post this morning to see how easily the Westminster lobby is taken for a ride on Net Zero. Sky’s lead presenter breathlessly announces £12bn for two offshore wind projects "off the east coast of Scotland". They aren’t in Scotland. They are Norfolk Vanguard East and West—50km off East Anglia. No 10 slipped "Scotland" into a press release, and the lobby typed it out without checking a map.

If they won’t check which country a £12bn project is in, they certainly won’t check the balance sheet.

Strip away the slogans from Ed Miliband’s zealots and look at the financial engineering. We are told this is "homegrown British energy." In reality, it is a 50:50 joint venture between German giant RWE and New York private equity firm KKR. Taxpayers are handing over £1bn from the National Wealth Fund to de-risk their equity, while locking households into a 20-year inflation-linked Contract for Difference at £91.20/MWh in 2024 prices—well over £100/MWh today. For two decades, your energy bill will legally underwrite the guaranteed yield of a Wall Street fund.
Where do the industrial jobs go? Not here. The 184 turbines come from Denmark’s Vestas, backed by Danish export finance. Worse, the steel monopile foundations were promised to the SeAH factory at Teesworks in Redcar. In April, RWE pulled the plug on the Teesside contract for Vanguard West—triggering North East job cuts—and outsourced fabrication to Bilbao in Spain and Nordenham in Germany, underwritten by German export agency Euler Hermes. British taxpayers put up the £1bn subsidy; German and Spanish factories get the heavy engineering.

Then look at the environmental reality Net Zero ideologues ignore. Building 184 15MW turbines requires over 400,000 tonnes of virgin blast-furnace steel, thousands of tonnes of copper, and Chinese rare-earth neodymium and dysprosium mined in toxic conditions. To connect it, developers are using compulsory purchase powers to rip a 60km, 45m-wide trench—wider than a motorway—through prime Norfolk farmland from Happisburgh to Necton, pouring tens of thousands of tonnes of concrete into 150 jointing bays and a 300m converter substation.

Before a single blade turns, the embedded carbon from smelting steel, curing concrete, and running diesel jack-up vessels across the North Sea is vast. The switchgear relies on sulphur hexafluoride (SF6)—a gas 23,500 times more potent than CO2 that lingers for 3,200 years. And when these turbines hit the end of their 20-year subsidy life? We are left with 552 epoxy-resin blades, each 115m long, which cannot be economically recycled at scale and end up shredded, incinerated, or buried in landfill, while 400,000 tonnes of rusting steel stay driven into the seabed.

Yet Kemi Badenoch and the Tories now tour studios calling Net Zero "fantasy politics," hoping we have amnesia. Look at her record:
In June 2019, she waved through Theresa May’s statutory Net Zero 2050 target in 90 minutes without objection.

In 2022, she boasted at the dispatch box that Net Zero would cost "under 2% of GDP."

She sat in the Cabinet that passed the Energy Act 2023, expanding the exact CfD subsidy racket behind this £12bn RWE/KKR stitch-up.

The uniparty built this machine together, mortgaging our industrial base to foreign utilities and private equity, giving Britain the highest industrial electricity prices in the developed world while paying gas stations to sit on standby when wind drops to 4%.

Only Reform UK—led by Nigel Farage and Richard Tice—will rip up the Net Zero mandates, scrap the CfD racket, fast-track domestic North Sea oil, gas, and modular nuclear, and stop treating British billpayers as a cash cow for global finance.

[Graham Roberts 🎗️ @Graham4Health]

It’s a pity Nigel Farage or Kemi Badenoch didn’t bother to do the research to enable them to completely embarrass and humiliate Burnham at PMQs.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

This is government gaslighting to a high degree.
1. It’s not a new announcement. The Norfolk East and West offshore wind projects were announced earlier this year as part of the AR7 round of contracts.
2. No way does it bring down prices. Those behind it, energy giant RWE + global investors KKR, were guaranteed an above-market strike price of £91.20/MWh based on 2024 prices — indexed linked for 20 years. That guarantee is already worth £97/MWh in 2026. This is v expensive energy.
3. What is new is that the costs of developing offshore wind have soared. So the government has now had to chip in £1 billion of the £12 billion investment needed from the National Wealth [Destruction] Fund. So more state subsidy on top of the massive subsidies for two foreign companies implicit in the price guarantees embedded in AR7.
4. Far from cheaper electricity this embeds high-cost electricity in the system for 20 years.
5. So much for the Chancellor’s Budget pledge to ‘only build new projects when they lower prices’. This does the opposite — and at enormous expense to the taxpayer and electricity user.
Gaslighting indeed.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

IMPOSSIBLE 🚨 James Talarico got more votes for Senator during Midterms than any Democrat Presidential candidate and Republican Governor EVER in Texas

Again, James Talarico BEAT EVERY REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR AND EVERY DEMOCRAT PRESIDENT CANDIDATE EVER IN TOTAL VOTES in Texas

Here are the vote totals of every Republican governor and Democrat Presidential going back through 2010:

- 2,737,481 votes, Rick Perry (R Governor 2010)
- 2,796,547 votes, Greg Abbott (R Governor 2014)
- 3,308,124 votes, Barack Obama (D President 2012)
- 3,877,868 votes, Hillary Clinton (D President 2016)
- 4,437,099 votes, Greg Abbott (R Governor 2022)
- 4,524,527 votes, Greg Abbott (R Governor 2026, unofficial)
- 4,656,196 votes, Greg Abbott (R Governor 2018)
- 4,835,250 votes, Kamala Harris (D President 2024)
- 5,259,126 votes, Joe Biden (D President 2020)
- 5,444,982 votes, James Talarico (D Senate 2026, unofficial)

There is no way a Democrat Senator in Texas was able to get more votes than every Republican Governor Candidate EVER and more votes than every Democrat Presidential candidate EVER in Texas

There is no conceivable way to ever believe this could be even remotely possible

Especially someone like James Talarico….

[Graham Roberts 🎗️ @Graham4Health]

Tone deaf Labour Minister. What a shock!

https://t.co/cAOhDFzxBn

[A True Liberal 🇬🇧 🏳️‍🌈 @MInthenow70635]

*Sigh*

Demographic replacement may not be happening in your cosy, middle-class, Tory/Lib Dem neighbourhood, Tom, but it's already happened in places like London, Birmingham, Luton, Bradford, and Leicester.

It's actually pretty kooky to claim that a statistical reality in many parts of the country is nonsense..

[Graham Roberts 🎗️ @Graham4Health]

The truth! 😞

[Sweeenie @sweeenie]

New York City is approaching a financial red line.

And what makes our circumstances all the more terrifying, is in our turning around to watch droves of myopic idolators gush over him when he fixes a pothole in loafers for TikTok.

The positive reception to policy as indisputably dangerous as his is truly a comment on the incalculable power of social media brainwash.

[The Daily Show @TheDailyShow]

.@desilydic breaks down Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's not-so-secret affair with a suspected Chinese spy

[Take America Back (TAB) @JoinTAB_USA]

A memory card full of votes sat uncounted in Georgia.

When someone found it, the race flipped from blue to red.

You didn't hear about it because only 3% of journalists are conservative.

https://t.co/Fo0zFxd5U0

11 November 2026

#election2026 #leadwhereyoulive #tab #vote

[Graham Roberts 🎗️ @Graham4Health]

Is it about time some serious journalists started asking questions with dogged determination, @CamillaTominey?

And getting the answers from @andyburnham.

This stinks to high heaven!!!

#Burnham @ZiaYusufUK

[ben rose @benrose1976]

So how did a property adviser end up posting about Andy Burnham and Abu Dhabi?

All we wanted was a planning permission.

It took Manchester City Council over nine years to give us one. In that time Renaker put up about a dozen towers, seven of them around our site.

My client has owned a site on Great Jackson Street in Manchester for 40 years. In October 2017 we started work on planning for 1,037 flats there. We are Manchester born and bred. Friends in London warned us that development in Manchester was "the Wild West". We didn't know how right they were.

We were told we had to provide £28.8m of affordable housing. So we asked what Renaker's Deansgate Square next door had paid. The answer:- Nothing. Zero. Nada. Zip. 1,508 flats and no section 106 agreement at all. Nobody at Manchester City Council could explain why. On four Renaker schemes MCC has "lost" the viability files.

We were told we had to pay just over £1m as an upfront payment. Exactly £1,000 per flat. Across 20 Renaker towers and 8,543 homes, Manchester City Council took just £487,000. That is £57 a home.

So we kept looking. We found £598m of public loans from Andy Burnham's GMCA to Renaker. Add in the other public sources and it is £868m, to companies controlled by one man. None of these loans were ever publicised and the loan terms remain almost entirely hidden.

It took nearly four years just to get to the planning committee. Over nine years on, nothing is built.

We then asked MCC for permission to knock down our own empty warehouses. It refused, giving ten flimsy reasons. So off to court we went. In January 2026 a High Court judge rejected all ten and held that MCC had "acted unreasonably". That case cost MCC over £200,000 of public money. And for what?

My client also owns the main Royal Mail depot on Oldham Road. MCC has since told us that land sits inside its joint venture with Far East Consortium. It has kept over a third of that agreement hidden, including the plan, and won't show it to us. Why?

So we carried on asking questions.

Then they blocked my emails.

We never set out to investigate anyone. We asked one question, got no answer, and kept digging.

We still are.

#ProjectCleanCity
@SianReform @NathanEvansTeam @JoshHalliday @rbrooks45 @DeclanGCarey @jackdulhanty

[ben rose @benrose1976]

So how did a property adviser end up posting about Andy Burnham and Abu Dhabi?

All we wanted was a planning permission.

It took Manchester City Council over nine years to give us one. In that time Renaker put up about a dozen towers, seven of them around our site.

My client has owned a site on Great Jackson Street in Manchester for 40 years. In October 2017 we started work on planning for 1,037 flats there. We are Manchester born and bred. Friends in London warned us that development in Manchester was "the Wild West". We didn't know how right they were.

We were told we had to provide £28.8m of affordable housing. So we asked what Renaker's Deansgate Square next door had paid. The answer:- Nothing. Zero. Nada. Zip. 1,508 flats and no section 106 agreement at all. Nobody at Manchester City Council could explain why. On four Renaker schemes MCC has "lost" the viability files.

We were told we had to pay just over £1m as an upfront payment. Exactly £1,000 per flat. Across 20 Renaker towers and 8,543 homes, Manchester City Council took just £487,000. That is £57 a home.

So we kept looking. We found £598m of public loans from Andy Burnham's GMCA to Renaker. Add in the other public sources and it is £868m, to companies controlled by one man. None of these loans were ever publicised and the loan terms remain almost entirely hidden.

It took nearly four years just to get to the planning committee. Over nine years on, nothing is built.

We then asked MCC for permission to knock down our own empty warehouses. It refused, giving ten flimsy reasons. So off to court we went. In January 2026 a High Court judge rejected all ten and held that MCC had "acted unreasonably". That case cost MCC over £200,000 of public money. And for what?

My client also owns the main Royal Mail depot on Oldham Road. MCC has since told us that land sits inside its joint venture with Far East Consortium. It has kept over a third of that agreement hidden, including the plan, and won't show it to us. Why?

So we carried on asking questions.

Then they blocked my emails.

We never set out to investigate anyone. We asked one question, got no answer, and kept digging.

We still are.

#ProjectCleanCity
@SianReform @NathanEvansTeam @JoshHalliday @rbrooks45 @DeclanGCarey @jackdulhanty

[MAGA Cult Slayer @MAGACult2]

A homeless genius. You have to hear this guy’s story. He defanged Scientology.