Phil Stringer

Somewhere to the right of Genghis Khan but maybe less brutal. Ex Army (REME), married, two grown up boys. Lost access to previous 3000+ account @philstringer7

[The British Patriot @TheBritLad]

If you look at every area in the UK that has high Muslim population, it’s a fucking shit hole.

How do we fix this?

Send in ICE agents, detain and deport every last one.

[Phil Stringer @PhilStringer18]

Proof?

[WeGotitBack 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸 @NotFarLeftAtAll]

Is anyone genuinely convinced by Cabinet Office Minister Sally Jameson’s claim that the Labour Government has prevented 46,000 crossings from reaching Britain?

[Alexandra @Alexandr4Denman]

This is Abdul Nabizada, another import to our country he raped a 19 year old girl that had pre booked a taxi from a night out , but instead of taking her home he took her mobile off her and drove her to a secluded area and raped her , she managed to escape , CCTV showed him searching the area for her afterwards .
He only got 7 years for this no sign of deportation afterwards which should happen and will be out no doubt looking for another innocent young girl soon .

[Matt Le Tissier ✝️ @mattletiss7]

British government logic. Lovely summer weather, let’s have a cobra meeting, invasion of fighting age men on the south coast continually for years, nah let’s turn a blind eye! Make it make sense, we’re living in a clown world

[Maybe baby @Maybebaby165816]

@NickBuckleyMBE Raja Miah MBE has been telling this story for years (and collecting provable evidence) and has been largely ignored by the MSM and those in power-Operation Hexagon is coming to bite our newly elected PM on the bum

[ByNiels @by_niels21222]

@NickBuckleyMBE When will the private prosecutions promised by Lowe's rape gang investigation start?

[Ashley @Ashfreehappy]

@NickBuckleyMBE @Veteran_MC It’s so disgusting how many of them were there? These poor girls turned to the only people they could & were met with that!! How absolutely horrific would that have been for them, I can’t actually process what would have been going through the girls heads.

[Nilihus @nilihus99124]

@NickBuckleyMBE ofc it is Nick.
Look at the mayors, councils, police, doctors, social workers - no checks and balances. The only British people left in the roles there are DEId into compliance and absolutely too scared to speak.
You can't have clannish tribal foreigners in positions of power.

[The Rape Of The UK @therapeoftheuk]

@NickBuckleyMBE So the grooming & rape gang girls were literally all telling the truth when they said the police were aware & involved.

The very people supposed to protect them from Pakistani Muslim child rapists were actually taking part.

& people wonder why these things went unreported...

[Nick Buckley MBE @NickBuckleyMBE]

It seems that everything the girls told us that happened to them is absolutely true, including the involvement of police officers. And still the government(s) has done very little to get to the bottom of it.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

🚨 SERCO: FOLLOW THE MONEY 🚨

Serco holds Home Office contracts to provide asylum accommodation and support across the Midlands & East of England and the North West.

💷 Around £1.9 BILLION — Serco's expected revenue from its 10-year AASC contracts, according to evidence Serco provided to Parliament.

That is the scale of the business.

Now look at the money paid to the people at the top:
So how much money has been going to the people at the top?

According to Serco's audited 2025 Directors' Remuneration Report:

💰 NIGEL CROSSLEY — Group CFO during 2025
TOTAL: £2,624,669
• Salary: £504,597
• Benefits: £52,599
• Pension: £40,368
• Bonus: £636,820
• LTIP: £1,390,285

💰 ANTHONY KIRBY — Group CEO
TOTAL 2025 REMUNERATION: £1,859,977
• Salary: £704,167
• Benefits: £93,597
• Pension: £56,333
• Bonus: £1,005,880

That's approximately:
CROSSLEY — £2.62 MILLION
KIRBY — £1.86 MILLION

Combined:
🔥 £4.48 MILLION 🔥

And these aren't estimates.

They're the numbers reported in Serco's own audited remuneration disclosures.

There are other major Serco leadership figures too — including the CEO of UK & Europe and other members of the Group Executive Committee — but Serco does NOT individually disclose their remuneration in the same way.

CURRENT SERCO PLC BOARD:

• Keith Williams CBE — Chair
• Anthony Kirby — Group CEO
• Mark Reid — Group CFO
• Kirsty Bashforth — Non-Executive Director
• Kru Desai — Non-Executive Director
• Ian El-Mokadem — Non-Executive Director
• Victoria Hull — Non-Executive Director
• Tim Lodge — Non-Executive Director
• Dame Sue Owen — Non-Executive Director
• Lynne Peacock — Non-Executive Director

So I won't make numbers up.

But where the money IS public, we will publish it.
Government contracts.
Executive salaries.
Bonuses.
Share awards.
Pensions.
Subcontractors.
Suppliers.
Property operators.

FOLLOW. THE. MONEY.

[Phil Stringer @PhilStringer18]

I’ve no idea how true or scientific this is but it’s a wonderful story and long may it continue

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Gerald is standing in green grass this August, and the field across the lane has gone the colour of a paper bag, and the only difference between the two of them is a plough.

You can see the line from the gateway. It runs along the hedge like somebody drew it with a ruler. One side is pale and cracked wide enough to put a finger in and it crunches when you walk on it. The other side gives underfoot, and it is green, and there is a nine hundred kilogram Hereford working across the middle of it at the speed of a man reading a newspaper he has already read.

The lane field was ploughed and reseeded four years ago. New ley, high yield, drilled for a heavy first cut, and it gave one, and it has given less every year since, because the roots on it stop about four inches down where the drill left them. Four inches of soil in a dry August holds nothing. The man who owns it has had the bowser out twice this week and is buying feed in the middle of summer, which is the thing no farmer wants a neighbour to watch him do.

Gerald's forty acres have not had a plough on them since some time in the eighteenth century. Nobody planted that sward. It arrived over two hundred years of being grazed and dunged and rained on and otherwise left alone, and it is about forty different things growing in among each other, half of which have no commercial name, several of which have gone down after water past two metres. There is no dry spell in the recorded history of this country that reaches two metres.

So the grass keeps coming in the worst month of the year, and the bull keeps eating it, and what he leaves behind goes back in and the beetles have it buried inside a week and the roots go down after it again.

He came down a ramp there at five months old, looked at the whole forty acres for about ninety seconds, and walked to the south corner. He has never revisited the decision. Not in a drought, not in a hailstorm, not in the eleven days of horizontal rain, not at minus six with the trough iced solid. Same corner, same hour, same pace, for four years, in a country where everything else has an opinion about the weather.

The south corner has seven wildflower species in it now, and a bumblebee count, and a dung beetle population, and none of that was anybody's project. It is just what happens to ground that has one animal standing on it who has never once been talked out of anything.

There is no scheme paying for any of this. No contractor, no invoice, no line in the paperwork, because in the paperwork this field is classified as unimproved land, which is the official term for ground nobody has got round to wrecking yet.

The hedge is thick. The wall stands because the bottom of it is grazed. The swallows are over the middle of the field at seven every evening working the flies that follow him about, and they are not over the lane field, because there is nothing over there to work.

Half the country is being told the animal in that field is the reason the weather has gone wrong.

The animal in that field is the reason it is still green.

Gerald has not been informed that he is unimproved. Gerald is in the south corner. The south corner is fine.

[Phil Stringer @PhilStringer18]

In 1975, Thatcher said: "The first duty of Govt is to uphold the law. If it tries to bob and weave and duck around that duty when it's inconvenient then so will the governed, and then nothing is safe not home, not liberty, not life itself."
Equally true today

[Phil Stringer @PhilStringer18]

@jasmine44556 Yes, of course

[Phil Stringer @PhilStringer18]

@TiceRichard You’re surely not suggesting that the BBC could indulge in any investigative reporting against the accepted narrative, are you?

[The English Remnant @Englishremnant]

Working-class Britons had it harder than slaves on the average American plantation.

Children as young as nine were forced to work twelve or thirteen hours a day, sometimes longer, with barely enough time to eat. Those who slowed through exhaustion were beaten with straps or struck with machinery rollers. Many were physically broken before reaching adulthood, while mill owners simply threw them aside and replaced them with another desperate child.

A plantation owner had paid money for his labourers and therefore had a financial interest in keeping them fed, housed, alive and capable of working. A British industrialist did not own his workers and had invested nothing in them. He could work a man, woman or child into sickness, injury or an early grave, dismiss them and replace them the following morning.

Plantation labour was often carried out in the open air and natural light. British workers spent twelve-hour shifts trapped underground or inside mills, foundries and potteries, breathing coal smoke, cotton dust, silica, soot, metal particles and poisonous fumes. Miners crawled through cramped tunnels beneath the earth; potters slowly destroyed their lungs with clay and lead dust; steelworkers faced furnaces hot enough to scorch the flesh; dockers broke their bodies carrying crushing loads in all weather.

There was no fresh air, no safety equipment, no compensation and often no escape from the machinery until the shift ended. Men were burned, crushed, blinded, poisoned or buried alive. Children lost fingers and limbs in exposed gears and belts. Those who survived were commonly worn out before middle age.

The plantation slave was valuable property. The British labourer was disposable.

Industrial Britain was built on the backs of working-class men, women and children whose lives were consumed for profit and then largely forgotten. They had it tougher and much harsher than the average slave in America and the Caribbean who had it rather easy in comparison. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[David Shaw @David90shaw]

🚨 CABINET MINISTERS' CRIMINAL RECORDS TO BE KEPT SECRET FROM THE BRITISH PUBLIC.

Good morning to the millions of everyday, hardworking Brits waking up on this Monday!

You honestly cannot make this level of establishment cover up up! 🤡

A legal tribunal has just ruled that the British public will be banned from knowing which Cabinet Ministers declared past criminal convictions during their vetting process.

This secret ruling comes after Louise Haigh was forced to resign over a hidden fraud conviction for making a false police report, only for Andy Burnham to bring her straight back into Cabinet as his right hand woman!

Everyday British citizens are subjected to ruthless criminal background checks just to get a basic job in teaching, healthcare, or security.

Yet the politicians wielding immense power over your life get special legal protection to hide their criminal convictions from the very voters who pay their salaries.

They demand total transparency from you while running a secretive two tier system to protect themselves.

RT and SHARE this everywhere to demand full transparency and end state cover ups! 🇬🇧🔥

[HonestWelshmen @WakeUpWales777]

Notice the black guy on the bike who has nothing to do with the situation , jump off and join in.

Everyone is tribal but us and it’s going to get us killed.

WAKE THE FUCK UP !

[Trust In Trump 47🇺🇸 @Trustintrump47]

🚨🚨SHOCKING!! WHAT'S HAPPENING IN ENGLAND ⚠️

Man arrested for wearing a cap with the country's flag and for holding a sign that said "Save our children" ⚠️They taped his mouth shut with adhesive tape so he couldn't say anything.

In England, people ARE GOING TO JAIL for loving their country and defending children ‼️

If this doesn't terrify you, then you're simply not paying attention. 😳🛑

FOLLOW: @Trustintrump47 THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

Wonderful Laurel-and-Hardy routine