Graham Newbold

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

🚨Lets just add some detail on synthetic Folic Acid being added to all flour debate thats raging. Many people had no idea it was happening and many more people didn't want it at all. So how did it happen?

You should know that your MP did NOT get the chance to vote on this legislation, even if you contacted them about it. ohhh no..... It was decided by 3 quangos (The Bread and Flour (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2024, SI 2024/1162)

....and based on UN and WHO nutrition targets under Agenda 2030 sustainable development goal 3. The policy chain looks like this:

UN/WHO nutrition targets are set by this unelected global body, then ...
⬇️They issue global food-fortification guidance
⬇️UK advisory bodies such as SACN/FSA
⬇️ Ministers
⬇️Statutory Instrument
🟰mandatory change to the national food supply.

And yes, the WEF promotes “food-system transformation” and nutrition interventions. WEF material has positively references flour fortification with iron, folic acid and vitamin A and talks about reshaping food systems for health, resilience and sustainability.

Does that sound like democracy to you? or does that sound like global decision making?

When the state changes the composition of everyday food consumed by millions of people, that should be done through a full Act of Parliament, with proper debate, scrutiny and accountability. It hasn't been 🚨
@ClareCraigPath

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

My generation has failed millions of young British men and women who now feel unable to raise a family in our country, in our home.

Inflation. Housing. Immigration. Energy. Crime. Jobs.

The last 30 years has been a catastrophic failure.

It’s very easy for people of my age to sit in mortgage-free homes bought for a fraction of what it’s proportionately worth today and blame young Brits for the hole they find themselves in.

I’m not going to do that.

Yes, there are people taking the piss. They were when I was younger.

The vast majority of young men and women in our country want to work hard, find their way in life and build a family.

It is NOT their fault that inflation continues to soar, wages lag, the housing market is stacked against them, brutal energy costs drive up everything, their town centres are filthy with no opportunities, hard work is taxed to oblivion, millions of third world migrants are prioritised ahead of them.

We force them through university for no good reason, then saddle them with outrageous interest which is essentially just another tax.

That is not their fault. That is our fault.

My generation should start taking some responsibility for the mess we have left.

And we should start being honest about the pain required to fix it. Because we have had it easy, and our children and grandchildren will be the ones who have to pay for it - our eye-watering national debt is a shame on my generation. It is a genuine disgrace.

A false reality, all propped up by borrowed and printed money. It’s a con.

I feel guilty about it. I am trying to do something about it. It’s what Restore Britain is all about.

To leave a better country than the one handed to us.

A country where young men and women feel able to raise their family. That’s the aim.

A Britain restored.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I am calling on Restore Britain, the Tories, independents, Northern Irish MPs and Reform to work together in Parliament to end Labour's disgraceful new Sudan/Eritrea 'refugee' scheme before it starts.

Enough.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@BasilTheGreat @grok where in London has this happened?

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@TheGreenParty Employer *. And no.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@SoVeryBritish Yeah but back then all we had were these.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@JeremyClarkson Im not in Boston but you're a bloody legend.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@Eggplant_Elon @RestoreBritain

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@PeterMcCormack What's the solution?

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@Con_Tomlinson Mike's on a journey. Good to see.

[ZUBY: @ZubyMusic]

One of the craziest things about the UK rape gang scandal is that it's largely considered a 'right wing' concern.

In a sane, serious country, it would be completely bipartisan. In fact, it wouldn't even be seen as a political issue, but one of basic justice and morality.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@sophieheloiset Ah so that's where the G7-Spot is?!

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@London_W4 Depends if you'd call a herb an 'erb I guess.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@ClarksonsFarm1

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@ClarksonsFarm1 Pigs, different ones.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@StevenJonMiller @reggiedunlopno4 @chrisbr13520868 Wouldn't want to put you out Steve.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@worldmotoclash Of course! Part 6

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@YoungBobRB That was civilised, which is good to see possible, if nothing else.

[Decentra Suze @DecentraSuze]

In early 2023 on @GBNews I warned that central bank digital currencies could become programmable money.

Money that can be limited, directed, monitored or linked to policy goals.

At the time, many people thought this sounded extreme.

The Bank of England’s Digital Pound Lab is now trialling use cases involving programmable payments and smart contracts.

Across the EU, the Digital Euro is moving forward, while member states are required to provide EU Digital Identity Wallets by the end of 2026. 

In the UK, digital ID, age verification and the Online Safety Act are all expanding the infrastructure for digital authoritarianism.

Financial freedom depends on preserving the ability to transact without permission.

Bitcoin is a peaceful way to opt out.

Thank you @BeverleyTurner, you were ahead of your time.

Speaking about this on stage at @BTCPrague. Details below.

[Graham Newbold @GrahamNewb]

@ThePosieParker @Nigel_Farage