I’m sick to death of listening to people in power constantly complaining about the Triple Lock Pension saying it’s unsustainable.
Until they stop paying illegal migrants to live in luxury which nobody in power complains about that then they need to leave the pension alone.
It beggars belief the amount of people that begrudge the measly amount pensioners receive but don’t begrudge foreigners who have not paid a penny into this country.
🚨BREAKING: HUNDREDS MORE PROTESTORS ARRIVE IN DOVER AGAINST MIGRANTS
An army of masked protestors have no blocked the traffic coming in and out in a protest against illegal immigration
People have had enough
LOOK AT HOW MANY ARE THERE!
I am a veteran of 36 years. I love my country and will defend anyone who wants to preserve British values and sovereignty.
I hate what the left have done to my country.
If you’re with me, please, give me a like and a follow.
❤️🇬🇧👍
Just saw this posted on X with the caption:
"Today I drew President Trump… ✏️🖤
My mom looked at it and said, “Don’t post it… people will judge you before they see your talent.”
Her words stayed with me, because sometimes our biggest fear isn’t failing—it’s being laughed at for trying. 🥀
But I still posted it. Because every artist deserves a chance to be seen.
I put my heart, patience, and countless pencil strokes into this portrait.
Tell me honestly… did my art speak to you? ❤️"
Thoughts?
You just have to look at what the UK in 1976 or 2010 Greece went through to get an example of what could happen to the UK in the event of another IMF bailout (as mad as it sounds): spending cuts, tax increases, public-sector wage & pension reductions, structural reforms.
I don't believe any of this Labour govt understand any of this, or what is required to resolve the issues.
This month’s Prime Minister Andy Burnham @andyburnham has just announced he’s increasing foreign aid to 0.7% of GDP, which is £21 billion per year. Let me put that in context for you. The average amount of income tax paid per year by basic rate taxpayers in the UK is £2,700. So that means that nearly 8 million taxpayers in the UK are working all year ONLY to give their wages to foreign governments. There are 30 million basic rate taxpayers in the UK, so one in four people that you see working in restaurants or pubs, nurses, cleaners and many more are paying all of their tax to foreign countries. Countries like Pakistan that can afford nuclear weapons, to India that can afford a space programme, to China that can afford to buy the world, to Somalia that doesn’t have a government, only warlords. Etc etc etc etc etc. One in eight British basic rate taxpayers are paying all of their money not to schools in this country. Not for hospitals in this country, nor to fix the roads, nor anything whatsoever in Britain. Every penny goes abroad. Eight million people here giving their hard earned money to the British government who then give every penny away. Every single penny. So, if you’ve ever wondered why things aren’t improving in this country and wonder what happens to the money you’ve made from your toil and your sleepless nights of wondering how you’ll pay the next bill, that’s what happens to it. 8 million of you are working for foreign governments. Think about that.
A statin is the first of six prescriptions, and the other five take thirty months to arrive.
- Month 1: statin prescribed, on the strength of a number nobody can feel
- Month 3: your calves burn on the stairs and you stop at the landing
- Month 4: something for the aching
- Month 8: liver enzymes up, bloods repeated to be sure
- Month 12: the dog walk is round the block now, and the blood pressure is creeping
- Month 14: something for the blood pressure
- Month 18: asleep in the chair by nine, told that is your age
- Month 20: something for the mood
- Month 24: glucose drifting, which statins are known to do
- Month 30: metformin
- Month 31: a plastic box with the days of the week printed on the lid
Six drugs. Five of them prescribed to manage what the first one did.
At no point does anybody stop the statin. It is not on the table and it is never the suspect, because it is the one thing in the file that is working.
The record now shows a patient with six conditions. The first entry is a number.
Every appointment inside seven minutes, and nobody ever has time to ask the only interesting question in the whole file, which is what happened in month three.
De Gaules
Quand il était président, Charles de Gaulle estimait que l’argent public devait être strictement intouchable.
Au Palais de l’Élysée, il était impensable que l’État prenne en charge la moindre dépense personnelle.
Son épouse, Yvonne de Gaulle, tenait un petit carnet dans lequel elle notait avec rigueur toutes les dépenses du foyer : électricité, nourriture, vêtements, savon… rien n’était laissé au hasard.
Chaque mois, le couple envoyait un chèque au Trésor public afin de rembourser ces frais strictement privés.
Un jour, le comptable de l’Élysée lui fit remarquer que cela n’était « pas nécessaire ».
Elle répondit avec fermeté :
« Tout ce qui n’est pas public est privé, et ce qui est privé, c’est à nous de le payer. »
Leur exigence allait encore plus loin :
leurs enfants et petits-enfants n’avaient pas le droit d’utiliser les voitures officielles pour des déplacements personnels.
Charles de Gaulle refusait les privilèges liés à sa fonction.
Il réglait lui-même toutes ses dépenses à l’Élysée — jusqu’au savon ou aux repas de famille — et avait même choisi de renoncer à son salaire présidentiel, vivant uniquement de sa pension de général.
À sa mort, il ne laissa aucune fortune, seulement sa maison à Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, acquise avant la guerre.
On raconte même qu’il envoyait spontanément des chèques au Trésor public dès qu’un doute existait sur une dépense privée réglée par l’État.
Un sens de l’intégrité et du devoir qui force encore aujourd’hui le respect…
et qui rappelle que le véritable prestige ne réside pas dans les privilèges, mais dans l’exemplarité. 🇫🇷
🚨BREAKING: Enoch Burke is FREE! 🩵
After nearly 700 days behind bars since September 2022, the High Court has ordered the release of the Irish teacher who refused to bow to gender ideology pronouns in the classroom 💪 standing firm on his ‘CHRISTIAN VALUES’ and convictions.
A man imprisoned not for violence or crime, but for refusing to gender wokeness.
Welcome home, Enoch!
I believe that Margaret Thatcher was the last decent PM this country has had.
I think she was the last REAL PM we’ve had, the rest have just all been fakes & just pretended to be in charge.
She’s would never have sold her soul like the rest of them have.
Diesel prices are about to explode and food prices are about to rocket. But don’t worry Unelected Prime Minister Burnham will get a bus for you he says !
Inflation will increase massively before the end of the year Buckle up its going to be a bumpy ride and all totally engineered and planned to deliver on UN agenda 2030.
Remember what they told you
‘You will own nothing and be happy’.