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@_HenryBolton @DuncanCampb3ll @RupertLowe10 This seems childish

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[Matt Le Tissier ✝️ @mattletiss7]

Those of us that saw through Anthony Fauci and Chris whittys BS have been vindicated. I don’t need an apology I just need you to think for yourselves next time they try it on 👍🏻have a blessed day ❤️

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@Benleo everything.....literally.
"If the news are fake, imagine history"

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[Ellie Rofe @eliotranch]

I like Sarah, but this is the kind of myopia that's plagued the middle class since the 2000s.

I had family and friends in the trades when Blair chose to give the accession countries unlimited access to Britain in 2004.

Their livelihoods were rapidly impacted.

The middle classes - who had always hated the 'white van man' trades anyway - crowed and crowed about how shit you must be if someone could come from another country and beat you in the market.

But they refused to even begin to look at what was happening. Groups of men living in cramped housing for a year or two - so they could undercut Brits, because their goal was to rapidly save cash to go and create a life in their much cheaper homeland.

British men and women were not playing on the same field. And they were mocked as their businesses and futures were harmed.

This excellent Polish builder has stayed here and made a success of things. Lovely for him. Lovely for Sarah, who got a cheaper servant class. And it sounds like he's good for society in general.

But he was part of a wave of immigration that was really shit for lots of Brits - most of whom have since been called 'far right' for daring to notice the asymmetry of immigration impact.

More than 20 years on, and the wilfully blind dogma has only grown worse. Now this post ignores the very obvious social, economic and cultural impacts of even greater influxes of people from more alien and violent cultures.

I honestly don't know what we do when people refuse to see the picture in the round. Do we have to wait for a civil war before they'll acknowledge issues?

[Love the UK - Bring back common sense @UKwantsmore]

🚨 WHY did Manchester City Council approve a lease for the exact Heron House suite now used as No.10 North on 10th June 2026?

Andy Burnham wasn’t even an MP until the Makerfield by-election on 18th June.

He didn’t become Prime Minister until 20th July.

So why was the temporary headquarters for “No.10 North” being signed off weeks before he was even elected to Parliament?

How does a serving Mayor “know” he’s about to win a by-election, get parachuted into the leadership, and be crowned PM within weeks — unless the entire sequence was already locked in?

If you’re not asking these questions, you’re choosing not to see it:
The by-election was engineered.
The MPs who voted him in were already aligned.
The system was primed and ready.
Burnham wasn’t elected into No.10. He was placed.

Demand answers. Share this. Force the media to confront the timeline.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The public record is right here:
https://t.co/T7c7qdAmpF

[Love the UK - Bring back common sense @UKwantsmore]

🚨🚨Andy Burnham became Prime Minister on Monday. Within five days he has opened “No.10 North” in Manchester — complete with contracts, furnishings, services, security, a logo, printed signs and banners, and held his first official meeting there.

If anyone believes this happened spontaneously after he took office, they are kidding themselves. Secure government premises do not appear overnight. Security-cleared staff, protected communications, utilities, approved contractors, furniture, branding design, print runs and physical setup all require advance work - often months of it. Intelligence and security considerations alone make a genuine five-day turnaround from a standing start highly improbable.

This raises obvious questions: How long have senior Labour figures been preparing the ground to remove Keir Starmer and install Andy Burnham? Was the No.10 North operation planned and advanced while Burnham was still Mayor, or while the leadership challenge was still unfolding? Government contracts, security clearances and official branding do not move at this speed without prior orchestration.

The British public has watched a rapid transfer of power and the instant launch of a parallel Downing Street operation in the North. Mainstream coverage has largely treated the speed as unremarkable. That is not how transparent democracy usually looks.

Full details on the temporary Heron House base, the longer-term Digital Campus plans, and the timeline:
https://t.co/rpcTSLK524

[Robert W Malone, MD @RWMaloneMD]

Most people have heard of the Fabian Society.
Very few know why it still matters.
Founded in London in 1884, the Fabians rejected violent revolution. Instead, they proposed something far more effective:
Change society one institution at a time. 🧵

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[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Everyone knows the standard of living in the UK is terrible.

A couple used to be able to afford two kids and a home on one income. People weren’t permanently stressed.

Now, families can struggle on two salaries. Energy bills are the highest in the world. House prices are crazy. A modest home is beyond the budget of many.

People wait to have kids until they can afford it - and that day gets further away. Many will never have a child.

In the US or in pretty much any other country life would be easier. Salaries go further, bills and houses are cheaper. Things work. You can see a doctor.

My heart breaks for the British people. They have been betrayed by successive greedy, shortsighted, foolish governments. Wages have been driven down, and house prices inflated, by uncontrolled immigration.

Many younger people now look to escape abroad to have any kind of future.

It shouldn’t be like this.

[Burnside @BurnsideWasTosh]

These Labour cunts really do think the height of human ambition is a cheap single fare bus ride. The country which led the agricultral, industrial and cultral revolutions is somehow reduced to a gunt saddled mouth breathing crippled waddler sitting on a bus to nowhere. 🚮

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[🙏🌧🌍 @godblesstoto]

Andy Burnham is like that 26 year old teacher who wanted to be seen as 'just one of you guys' and sat on the corner of his desk, or sat on his chair the wrong way round and said stuff like: "Yeah, I'll buy that. Cool beans dude" and every single student thought he was a cunt.

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