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[Scotty @DanScott_8]

@0JBarker Nothing will ever beat a farm shop tomahawk

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

An illegal migrant has been sent to prison after turning up at a Heywood school armed with a hammer, hatchet and kitchen knife.

A South Sudanese national named Both Douk Deng.

He was stopped at the school with a hammer, hatcher, seven-inch kitchen knife, and jerry can containing half a litre of petrol.

I dread to think - it would have been a pure massacre.

How much more of this do we have to tolerate?

Are we going to gamble with the lives of British children to accommodate these animals?

On day one of a Restore Britain Government, every single of these scumbags who has broken into our country will be detained, and they will be deported.

ENOUGH is ENOUGH.

[Ria @itsjudithworld]

England World Cup team bus driver Michael Chandler🗣️ :
“The experience inspired me to document the Three Lions matches in poetry. The last one written, I felt the need to give to Jude Bellingham, and in return, he honoured me by posting it to his Instagram page.
There are just no words to fully express the level of humbleness and grace all of the players have exemplified throughout the victories and losses….”🤍

[Aɴᴛ @AntSpeaks]

Hey Mark, you're worth around $35 million while continuing to land major Hollywood roles. You could donate $25-30 million tomorrow and still live an extremely comfortable life for the rest of your days.

At a conservative 4% safe withdrawal rate, even a remaining $5-10 million would generate roughly $200,000-$400,000 a year in passive income, several times what the average family earns. On top of that, you own multiple luxury properties, including a New York penthouse reportedly worth around $7 million, and you're still taking on film roles that pay millions.

Lecturing others while sitting on tens of millions yourself is peak Hollywood...

As for Elon, his charitable giving has far exceeded your entire net worth tenfold. And as for the idea that he can simply "solve world hunger" by writing one giant cheque only demonstrates your fundamental misunderstanding of how global hunger actually works. It's not a problem that disappears because one wealthy person transfers money into the system.

You need a basic economics lesson and a mirror, because your hypocrisy is matched only by your lack of self-awareness.

[Scotty @DanScott_8]

Sickening.

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

@Independent Burnham is planning a shakeup of the Foreign Office which is expected to include a roadmap from 0.2% to 0.7% of GDP spent on foreign aid

Story:
https://t.co/IGZpWrjsSk

[Scotty @DanScott_8]

@CityGroundShelf He is the most unbearable, entitled wanker to grace the earth. Not to mention, he’s a horrendous football manager.

[England @England]

John Stones 🕺😂

The energy in the changing room last night 🔥

[Leslie Davidson @BigLez67]

fuck ya fajitas fuck the cartel and fuck rey mysterio

[connor @cdog10ncfc]

Why are people so happy just to let this be the norm? We all graft all week, hours away from home to litreally pay for grown ass invading lazy cunt men to be housed in places like this?

[Tom Garratt @Tgarratt10]

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[Daniel Priestley @DanielPriestley]

So many socialists are stuck in 1839 Dickens era Britain.

“Wealthy people exploit others to make money”
“People get rich at the expense of the downtrodden”
“If one person is rich it’s because 100 people were made poor”

In an entrepreneurial, digital, modern economy there is no zero sum game. Wealth is created. Trade is mutually beneficial.

If someone is rich from business it’s because they added value at scale.

Some of the richest people I know …

- Developed software that ensures an entire industry can easily follow regulations. Thousands of businesses happily paying a subscription, saving money and running smoothly.

- Runs a massive conference each year with a 2-3 year waiting list. Has a portfolio of consulting and software investments that scaled up off the back of it.

- Built banking software that dramatically improved services in the developing world. Allowed millions of people to have safe and secure financial services.

- Raised money and bought a failing business that was on the verge of collapse, turned it around and saved all the jobs and customer relationships.

- Buys run down buildings that are unliveable, restores them into luxury apartments and shops.

After the creation of the Limited Liability Companies act in 1855, the nature of business changed. It’s more inclusive - anyone can start with an idea, raise money, use their stock as a currency and scale up.

After we moved into an era of services and digital products, even the nature of business is collaborative and value adding.

Businesses create growth, opportunity, jobs and wealth by adding value at scale. Are there exceptions that highlight bad behaviour - sure. Would society be better off with more successful businesses - of course.

[Scotty @DanScott_8]

@annavanpraagh It was explained to him very simply multiple times, and still couldn’t understand it. Someone like this simply cannot be advising the government on economics, when they don’t understand basic economics.

[Scotty @DanScott_8]

@PatrickChristys Unfortunately, it’s time for any young adult that has any ambition to earn a good life, to leave the country. What a sorry state we’re in.

[Scotty @DanScott_8]

@MatthewStadlen The smartest thing you’ve ever said. Not that it had much competition.

[Scotty @DanScott_8]

@TPointUK I can’t even bring myself to watch it all. Poor, poor lad. How have we come to this as a country? And to think people were protesting at his vigil to ‘just stop racism’. We’re a sad excuse of a country full of imbeciles, unfortunately.

[Peter Bleksley @PeterBleksley]

Neither @SkyNews nor the @BBCNews channel covered the Nowak family statement from outside the court.
Of course @GBNEWS did.
@Keir_Starmer remains silent, like the pathetic coward he is.
Well, Good People of Britain, we clearly know who our enemies are.

[Scotty @DanScott_8]

Clarse