Ean

Getting on a bit, might swap my running shoes for slippers.

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@georgegalloway Imagine filming it...and not doing something about it...

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@ruth_wishart I don't think so mate...

[Lee Hurst @LeeHurstComic]

Shouldn’t this just say ‘happy holidays’ so as not to offend anyone?

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

Is anyone else having major issues cashing in Premium Bonds with @nsandi
My daughter has been trying for over 2 months to withdraw her money with no success.
Has this happened to you?
#NSandI #PremiumBonds

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@DavidVance

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

The Irish government have announced they're sending in the "Defence Forces" to remove farmers and lorry drivers protesting across the country.

They can bring in the army to remove struggling workers yet not defend borders?

High treason!

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@mek_f1 @elonmusk After the Apollo program, there have been at least 5 failed attempts to land on the moon.

These failures occurred between 2019 and 2024 and were carried out by a mix of private companies and national space agencies.

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@LozzaFox Will the transgender winners have to reluinquish their medals just like people who have been caught doping...

[Jennifer @JenRfc]

Say his name… Kriss Donald.

Always Remembered 💙

[Moy Miz @moymiz]

The Muslim world is divided about Iran:

Muslim countries in favor of removing the regime:

Jordan 🇯🇴
Kuwait 🇰🇼
UAE 🇦🇪
Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Oman 🇴🇲
Qatar 🇶🇦
Bahrain 🇧🇭

Muslim countries against the removal of the regime:

Great Britain 🇬🇧
France 🇫🇷
Spain 🇪🇸

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

What is it with all the weather warnings we are getting....

You have to wonder if this isn't part of a calculated strategy. They're stockpiling these warnings now, creating a mountain of official "severe weather event" data. So that when the year is over, they can point back to 2026 and declare, with a straight face, that it was a year of unprecedented and historic weather emergencies.
It feels like the ultimate goal is to build a statistical case, not to keep us safe, but to justify the next round of draconian measures in the name of the climate agenda. They're not predicting the weather; they're curating data to fit a narrative. They are manufacturing the very "proof" they need to clamp down even further.

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@TimHickman1994 All I can see is folk agreeing with him, where does the idolysing fit in....

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@LesBlair53 Done...

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I am so utterly fed up of this constant lie that Britain is absolutely reliant on low-skilled immigration to keep our country dragging along. That is just not true. It's boring and it's wrong.

Let’s take the NHS. We’re always told how its built on immigration. Total nonsense. Reason number one - if we trained our own people, there would be no need to import foreign professionals through such vast numbers. We deliberately block British boys and girls from training medicine, then ship in staff from the third world.

And let’s be clear.

Their training is often not good enough. Their language is often not good enough. Their attitude is often not good enough.

That’s just a fact.

The NHS needs translators, but not for the patients - it’s the sodding staff half the time.

So we have some of the brightest young British men and women unable to train through our own decisions, and we replace them with migrants who are all too often not up to the job. Great work, everyone. What a result that is.

Even British medics who have been trained can’t get work. Those roles are being filled by imported Nigerians. It all just sounds too ludicrous to be true. It is very much absolutely true.

Then these pro-immigration hide behind the fact that they bumped into a foreign receptionist in a hospital. It is absolutely nothing personal against these specific individuals, I don’t blame them. I blame our rotten politicians. I’m sure that receptionist is a possibly a nice lady, but she shouldn’t be here.

We have millions of healthy Brits on benefits doing nothing. The answer is quite simple - GET THEM WORKING.

There is also the moral argument of taking these individuals away from their own countries, but I am uninterested in that.

But let’s just park all that for one moment. Why is demand so high in our hospitals?

Go and sit in a hospital waiting room in London, Birmingham, Manchester - pretty much anywhere in Britain other than leafy Surrey.

It’s packed full of foreigners.

They have every need catered to them. Don’t speak English? Great. We’ll fund the translator. Hundreds of millions are spent on this. It is, and I don’t apologise for my language here, a total piss-take.

All whilst taxpaying British men and women are unable to see their GP, get a scan or receive timely treatment.

I have no issue with bringing in the odd brain surgeon or oncologist. Great, let’s do that until we can train our own. But to suggest that Britain’s health service is so indebted to immigration is total bullshit and we should call it out for the reasons stated above.

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@JohnCrookes7 You're good at this 🥸

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@georgegalloway He only does as he's told 🥸

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@McneishOutdoors That might not be a bad thing...

[Ean @Twenty6Miles]

@MatthewStadlen @ElectionMapsUK @FindoutnowUK Another poll that's passed me by 🥸

[Queen Natalie 👑 @TheNorfolkLion]

A primary school just outside Glasgow – St James Primary in Renfrew – has been letting adult migrants onto the school grounds for basic English lessons. While our own children are trying to learn inside.

Foreign men with completely different cultural beliefs, wandering around a site full of kids.

Parents weren’t even told.

No consultation, no safeguarding checks shared, nothing.

Parents are absolutely furious – and rightly so.

Dozens of children have been pulled out of school over this. Up to 70 by some reports.

Why on earth would any sane person think it’s acceptable to turn a primary school into an immigration integration centre?

Our schools are for British children first.

Not adult asylum seekers or economic migrants getting free taxpayer-funded lessons on the same grounds.

The council caved and moved the classes after the backlash – but the question remains: who thought this was a good idea in the first place?

And how many more schools are quietly doing the same?