Julian Bartlett

This is a new account after X locked me out of my original account (@julian_bartlett), held for 11 years.

[Esther McVey @EstherMcVey1]

Since Labour came to power approx:

644k UK businesses have ceased trading (according to ONS)

The number of unemployed people aged 16yrs & over has increased by 275k

Job vacancies have dropped by 166,000

& 1m young people are not in work or training

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Huh? We aren’t allowed to see the report dictating policy? Er … either the report is absolutely terrifying OR it’s a damp squib.

Oh, and apparently it ISN’T even a scientific report.

You don’t need democracy, you Just need to BELIEVE !!!! 🤡

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

Mohammed raped a 14 year old girl and got 5 years less time in prison than Russell Brand

Don’t tell me there isn’t a two tier justice system

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@KathrynB1440365 @EssexPR @julesserkin Entering illegally.

[Dr Clare Craig ✝️ @ClareCraigPath]

I have had my head down working hard to gather all the evidence re FOLIC ACID into one place.

The result is this book.

Please buy, read and consider buying one for your MP too.

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@UKLabour So how’s that working out?

£300 BILLION spent supporting renewables over the past 24 years.

We pay £400 MILLION per YEAR in constraint costs to renewable energy companies to switch off wind turbines & solar farms.

No wonder the UK has the most expensive electricity in the G7.

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@EssexPR It’s akin to a drug dealer giving away a free sample of drugs.

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@Oknowuk @dorfman_p It’s not the base price of gas. It’s the ridiculously inflated price being charged when the wind stops blowing and the sun isn’t shining and we face complete blackouts without suddenly having to rely on gas to meet the shortfall.

They can charge what they want, and do!

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@PeterStefanovi2 Ever thought that the more likely cause of climate change is from all the hot air that these people continuously spew out?

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@Jenny_1884 Almost £300 BILLION has been spent over the past 24 years supporting renewables.

There is no doubt that plenty of people have got very rich at our expense.

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@AllisonPearson What Katie isn’t telling us is because we pay renewable energy companies £380-400 MILLION in constraint costs per YEAR to shut down wind turbines & solar farms we have the highest electricity prices in the Western World.

Since 2002 we have paid out almost £300 BILLION in support

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@UKLabour The only thing they will create is more cost to the UK public.

£380-400 MILLION in constraint costs are paid out to renewable energy companies per YEAR, to shut down wind turbines & solar farms.

Since 2002 renewables have been supported to the tune of almost £300 BILLION!

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@Oknowuk @dorfman_p 🤡

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@NotFarLeftAtAll As the number of people on welfare and being given handouts grows, the more people will vote for Labour.

The state dependant voter will never bite the hand that feeds, clothes and houses them so generously.

Labour are buying votes with taxpayers money.

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@HJB_News__ Can’t wait to hear what his Globalist masters have in store for us.

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@mgshanks How many jobs & how much prosperity could have been created in the UK with the £300 BILLION of subsidies spent to support renewables since 2002?

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@afneil £380-400 million spent by us, the bill payer & taxpayer, per YEAR on constraint payments to renewable companies.

But that’s nothing to the colossal amount spent subsidising renewables since 2002.

[Julian Bartlett @JULIANBART3547]

@UKLabour The UK bill payer & taxpayer pays £380–400 million per YEAR in constraint or curtailment payments to renewable (mostly wind) generators to reduce or shut down output.

Not to mention the staggering sum spent on subsidising renewables since 2002.