Germany will throw you in PRISON if you retweet this video of THOUSANDS of Germans protesting open borders late last year. Do NOT repost this
Germany supports illegals more than their own
Vice President JD Vance was right
@ThomasWillett9 .@ThomasWillett9 This document, produced by the Ministry of Justice, is available online. There are no sex workers listed. The total of transgender prisoners is listed as 139. I didn't mention women's prisons. This is about trans-identified male sex offenders.
Let’s remember the women content to sit in silence while Nicola Sturgeon and Sandy Brindley let men like Mridul Wadhwa harm women in need of support after rape.
https://t.co/O3lOEFegVe
Today has seen the publication of a damning report into the culture of the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre under CEO Mridul Wadhwa, a man who identifies as a woman. 1/10
https://t.co/rR8b4ZgJHg
Oh I am so glad we don’t owe each other anything.
So, we don’t owe you:
- use of pro/nouns
- use of preferred names
- HRT and surgery on taxpayer money
- the ability to indoctr!nate our kids
- access to women’s spaces
- any respect whatsoever
Glad we cleared that up.
@Photobox my order is delayed will it still arrive by Christmas? Can't get speaking to a person through your "live chat". When I placed my order I was told it would arrive by Christmas
The headline: New 5% higher price cap means people will pay more this Jan THAN ANY WINTER BEFORE.
New 3mthly Price Cap Figures: From 1 Jan you'll pay 5% more on average (every £100 paid now goes to £105). For direct debit on average across UK:
ELEC: Unit rate: 28.62p/kwh (currently 27.35p) so up 4.6%. Standing charge unchanged at 53.37p
GAS: Unit rate: 7.42p/kwh (currently 6.89p) so up 7.6%. Standing charge unchanged at 29.6p7p
So bigger rises for gas households than electricity and proportionately bigger for higher users (due to impact of unit rates).
Yet the reason you'll pay so much more is as last winter every home got £66/mth govt reduction. You don't have that this winter. So while Oct 'inflation dropped due to cheaper energy bills' - that ignores the missing govt support, in reality we're paying more for energy...
For a home on typical use (meaningless figure but good for illustration)...
Jan 2023: £2,380/yr
Jan 2024: £1,928/yr
So per month (not seasonally adjusted)
Jan 2023: £198/mth
Jan 2024: £160/mth
Now factor in govt support
Jan 2023: £198 - £66 = £132/mth
Jan 2024: £160/mth
In other words a typical home pays £28/mth more this winter, or factor in seasonal adjustments due to high winter use and as a back of envelope calculation it is more like £45more.