REVEALED: the campaigners who dreamed up the contents of Liz Truss’s mini-budget have given the Conservative Party £35m
(Location: 55 Tufton St. Collaboration with Democracy for Sale. Narration by @CarolVorders)
The UK Government, urged on by Labour and almost all the media, spent £450,000,000,000 on Lockdowns with worse results than Sweden. This could have been invested in :-
18 nuclear power plants OR
60 Aircraft Carriers or
1,285 Hospitals or
15,000 Universities or
15,000 Secondary schools or
£793,218 for every teacher in the UK or
£73,770 to everyone claiming Universal Credit in the UK
£35,714 for every pensioner in the UK
I could go on, but it is absolutely clear that the lockdown response has totally wrecked this country, and this is before you factor in the cost of living caused by lockdowns.
On top of that, we have a generation of children damaged emotionally, socially, mentally and physically by lockdowns, huge chunks of their lives torn from them, sacrificed on the altar of a nonsensical and unscientific public policy disaster.
We will be paying for this for years, if not decades. The politicians and, their media lackeys, the civil service and the rest of the establishment who pushed for lockdowns need to be held accountable.
"We live in a country where the liberal democratic revolution, of the kind we saw in the 1800s, that hasn't been completed."
Britain is STILL run like a feudal kingdom. @graceblakeley explains.
New followers: Femi burst onto Britain's national scene as a recent law school graduate, taking on Brexit.
He's now a veteran of Brexit Wars, is approaching 30 (or over), and has staying power because of his incisive, clear, relentless logic that skewers pompous politics.
🚜Kent farmers have suffered extensive damage from Brexit. David Catt, who took on Jacob Rees-Mogg on GBNews, speaks to Kent & Surrey Bylines...
...uninterrupted this time!
https://t.co/J0eEkslEk6
The real missed opportunity was 2010-20, the post-crash sweet spot when global interest rates were at an historic low. Everyone else borrowed to invest in pump-priming modern infrastructure while we launched into a zealous, cruel era of austerity.
Let’s do this another way.
Imagine that we hadn’t voted to leave in 2016. Our continuation in the Horizon science programmes had not been disrupted, free movement for science & tech talent remained in place for our unis & start-ups, we’d stayed in the stable framework of the Single Market using our 2017 presidency of the EU to develop open data and AI regulatory frameworks… and all this time from 2016 forward, we’d not invested all that parliamentary bandwidth, press time, public division and hundreds of billions on legislating and arguing Brexit (calculate that opportunity cost - it’s vast) — but rather invested ALL that resource into UK life sciences, tech, a British Mittlestand framework, programmes to interface post doc grants/funding with small businesses, NHS innovation structures, green tech and UK education…
…does ANYONE think that our inward investment would be as impoverished as it is today?
We’ve got untreated sewage dumped in our rivers, crumbling schools & hospitals & thousands dying waiting for hospital treatment. Let this be the year we finally say goodbye to this rotten bunch of self serving truth twisters
Now that Farmers are protesting against Brexit, by blocking Dover...
There are no groups left that still support Brexit!🤩
Farmers, fishers, DUP, Brexit Party, the Tories... All of them have called Brexit a betrayal!
https://t.co/RsYxoH1Eya
Sunak’s tax return remind us…
That you can slog your guts out working every hour God sends
Or you can sit and watch your inherited or acquired wealth accumulate without lifting a finger
…yet only one of those options will ensure you pay a load less tax than the other.
We need help on Bournemouth beach right now. Can you spare an hour?
We’re laying out 11,500 sets of children’s clothing to mark all of the children killed in the conflict since 7th October.
Head to Bournemouth Pier and you will see us on the beach. We have huge numbers of clothes still to lay down before we start filming from the air in 1.5 hours.