The UK is finished.
Culturally destroyed.
Traditionally erased.
Economically broken.
Crime rampant.
Socialism runs everything.
The unproductive get protected.
The productive get taxed harder every year.
Ceuta is a hellhole.
France has migrant camps in the middle of its own cities.
There are many more examples.
Britain still calls open borders and endless welfare “kindness” while its own people get poorer, wait longer, and pay more.
Native workers come last.
That is the actual policy.
The EU is already dead.
The only countries that will still function are the ones that put their own citizens first, secure their borders, chase cheap energy, and stop funding ideological nonsense.
This is not hard to understand.
It is simply not being done.
You are living in the results right now.
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You're our chancellor and you're implying that falling inflation means prices are falling, no, they are still going up, just at a slightly slower pace.
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"SHUT UP! WHY IS IT YOU PEOPLE CAN'T LISTEN TO AN OPINION YOU DON'T LIKE?"
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Absolutely perfect
The liberals are falling apart
We are broke.
Our national debt is over £2.9 trillion, up from £1.6 trillion a decade ago. Interest payments alone now cost far more every year than the entire defence budget. For every pound raised in tax, a huge chunk is immediately swallowed just to pay for yesterday’s ludicrous spending.
It’s disgusting. This debt doesn’t just disappear. My grandson will be paying for our recklessness, and his grandson too likely.
The difference between total public sector spending and income was £20.7 billion in June 2025, the interest payable on central government debt was £16.4 billion in that month. These numbers are INSANE.
The problem isn’t that the British people don’t work hard enough or pay enough tax - the problem is the size of the state and the political addiction to spending money we just do not have.
Governments of every colour have built an unsustainable system of endless welfare expansion, ever-growing bureaucracy, and BS vanity projects - while the fundamental basics like policing, border control and infrastructure are left to rot.
We must live within our means. Like every family in the country. Every pound borrowed today is a pound our children will have to pay back tomorrow with higher taxes, lower growth, and fewer opportunities.
The legacy we are leaving for our children and grandchildren is sick, all because politicians don’t have the courage to say that benefits need to be brutally slashed back because it will cost them votes.
Let’s get back to basics. A state that does less, costs less, and focuses on what matters. Defending our borders, protecting our people, and creating the proper conditions for enterprise and prosperity. Spend what we little we have on the British people, not global welfare.
That means cutting waste, stripping back bureaucracy, and ending the culture of unfunded spending.
A painful, but necessary process.
The British people live within their means every single day. They know what it’s like to budget, to make sacrifices, to plan for the future. It’s time the state was forced to do the same.
No more foreign aid. No more illegal migrants. Slash benefits, drastically reduce the size of the state - and I mean drastically. Milei will look tame in comparison to what needs to happen in Britain. ..
Ban QE. I proposed a bill in Parliament to do exactly that. The Government MUST be forced to only spend what it earns. If it can just print money to dig itself out of a hole, the economy will catastrophically implode.
Not forgetting public sector pension liabilities, trillions on that too - unfunded and unaffordable. Stick that on the balance sheet, and it all looks even worse. Slash it, and then slash it again. It's the only way.
The state should be as accountable to us as we are to them.
We can’t afford to fund Motability cars for people feeling a bit down, or endless breakfast buffets for Pakistani illegal migrants. We just can’t. Scrap it all.
There is no other way to put this.
WE ARE BROKE.
Brutal, deep, and far-reaching cuts are required.
It’s about time politicians started being honest about it.
It won’t win many votes, but it’s the cold truth.
If everything is fine, then don’t change anything at all.
But when the financial system isn’t working for so many people in the UK, it needs to be updated.
“two-thirds of the money the government is borrowing each year is now being spent on interest payments on already outstanding debt”
This is how a country goes broke.
We are ruled by morons.
UK inflation goes up UNEXPECTEDLY after the Government increased taxes and minimum wage.
This, of course, was impossible to predict.
Absolutely nobody could have expected this.*
* Except anyone with a brain
Seriously though… How many times can the media use “unexpectedly” to report on entirely expected bad economic data?
We are seeing our millionaires and top tax payers leave the UK en masse, whilst non English speaking, benefit chasers enter it.
The UK is heading for slum cities under Labour.
The UK has the lowest ranked mental wellbeing score in the world. Around 40% of the population are distressed/struggling. A culmination of decades of decline in so many areas in the UK. It’s horrendous what is happening to the country - facilitated by terrible governments.
So you’re telling me that:
- Income Tax
- National Insurance
- Corporation Tax
- Capital Gains Tax
- Council Tax
- VAT
- Excise Duty
- Fuel Duty
- Stamp Duty
- Air Passenger Duty
- Insurance Premium Tax
- Green Taxes
- Gambling Taxes
- Plastic Bag Charges
- Carbon Emissions Levy
- Landfill Tax
- TV Licence Fee
- Congestion Charges
- Sugar Tax
- Now VAT on Private School Fees
STILL isn’t enough to fund public services, roads and schools?
Meanwhile, the government is:
- Freezing income tax thresholds (dragging millions into higher bands)
- Hiking council tax bands
- Raising Capital Gains Tax
- Upping employer National Insurance
- Killing off the non-dom regime
- Hiking Stamp Duty on second homes
- Freezing inheritance tax thresholds
- Planning cuts to pension tax relief
- Looking at scrapping or limiting your £20,000 tax-free ISA allowance (so even your savings aren’t safe)
Taxed when you earn.
Taxed when you spend.
Taxed when you save.
Taxed when you die.
How is this normal? 🤡🌍