When 50,000 people enter a city state with a population of 80,000, they have invaded it. They have taken it over.
The invasion of Ceuta was not met by any resistance.
This is Spain’s fault.
For years it has signalled that illegal migrants are welcome. Last year it gave amnesty to 500,000 illegal migrants.
Ceuta today. Spain tomorrow. Europe and the UK
START ENFORCING BORDERS - WITH FORCE
WATCH: Video appears to show Morocco’s Royal Gendarmerie standing by as trucks carrying young men unload near the Spanish border during yesterday’s Ceuta migration surge.
“All three women are believed to have suffered heart attacks on board”.
Nothing at all suspicious about THREE women on board the same dinghy all dying of “heart attacks” during their journey is there?.…… 🤔
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To our Prime Minister @andyburnham I have another idea I would like to share with you!
So after what the Bank of England came out with yesterday that they’re gonna hold interest rates agen and inflation is gonna start creeping up. It’s gonna be familys and small buisnesses that end up feeling it the most.
So ive got another idea…
Why dont we create the “Back Britain BoshCard.”
Every working family gets £25 a month but it can ONLY be spent in a small independant British buisnesses.
Not at a big multinational company or national supermarket chain. Only at proper independant buisnesses. Like ya local butcher, baker, market trader, cafe or furniture shop, toy shop, florist, pub, fishmonger……The people that I love to support and are the back bone of this beautiful country.
These people are have been getting absolutely smashed to pieces, especially since Covid. I know because I am one of them. Having to face more costs every single year. Yet these are the ones who is employing local people, sponsoring local kids football teams and keeping our high streets alive.
But ya probably thinking……How do we pay for it?
Instead of wasting millions on schemes that nobody seems to know about or can get, put some of that money into this. And start to clamp down harder on the massive companys avoiding tax by sending it off shore and use that money to back the people that actually keep Britain going.
Plus the good things is that if people who have never been there local butchers before, they will probably start going all the time. If the food’s good you’ll go back. Same with the local cafe, toy shop or market stall.
That £25 don’t just help a family for one month… it creates new customers for independant buisnesses for years to come. More customers means more jobs. More jobs means more tax coming back in. More people on our high streets instead of sat ordering everything online. It’s helping familys and helping the backbone of Great Britain at the same time.
This is how you get ya growth for Britain… from the high street up.
What do you lovely lot think?
Bosh❤️
When historians look back on U.K. politics they’ll struggle to explain why Reform, which never had more than 8 MPs, was treated as though it was a government in waiting.
Especially given that it had a deeply unpopular leader and acted like it was a front for a crime syndicate.
Vinicius Junior looks favourably on Arsenal’s offer and put it directly to Real Madrid to see if they would match it. Real’s answer was emphatic: they will NOT match it. The next days will be decisive. ⏳💣 [@michelltac]
🚨 Roberto De Zerbi on Spence and Bergvall: “I would like you to stay if you want to stay. If you don't want to stay, if you want to leave, then you have to leave”.
The UK not capitalising on trading with commonwealth countries, or even creating a Commonwealth trading system is the biggest travesty. If those in the 40s and 50s had been forward thinking, the UK could have made a trading bloc that is similar to what China are doing with BRICS
We stand shoulder to shoulder with our European colleagues and fully support the collective view.
We oppose FIFA’s plans. The FIFA World Cup belongs to football and always will.
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