🎉 75 Brexit Benefits - Mega Thread 🎉
I have collated 75 tangible #BrexitBenefits, fully evidenced and demonstrably true.
Some may not like that they exist - but facts just don't care about their opinions at all.
⬇️Scroll down to see this epic list ⬇️
When #LizTruss was accused of raising 10 year bond rates to 4.3% the media went Tonto.
#RachelReeves insane handling of the economy however, pushed 10 yr rates to 4.69% today. Media response………silence.
Every business & mortgage holder is paying a price for #Labour.
As always.
I make it my sworn pledge to get rid of Non-Crime Hate Incidents.
They are subjective, draconian, open to abuse by malicious accusers, of no proven effectiveness and Hideously unBritish.
Let’s Make CO2 Great Again
https://t.co/At53nGsu4i
Few have heard that doubling atmospheric CO2 from its current concentration of 420 ppm would significantly increase agricultural productivity and have little effect on the climate.
Carbon dioxide does not cause temperatures to rise, as climate alarmism insists. This is deliberate distortion. Once CO2 hits 20 parts per million (ppm) it has very little further effect on slowing reflected infra-red radiation. It's not exponential & can't cause runaway warming.
@worldsailing@WSailingTrust@TheMagentaProj I applaud this project at the same time as encouraging people to learn about Tracey Edwards and the crew of 'Maiden' who shattered the myth of gender inequality in sailing, not to mention any activity that doesn't depend on outright physical sttength, a long time ago.
@silverrich39@RebelHQ For anyone who remembers an outage earlier this summer, there's a one-word reason why the would-be cashless society is madness. "Crowdstrike".
Perhaps the biggest news of the year just happened.
The WHO pandemic treaty has FAILED as they couldn't reach an agreement.
Major setback for Bill Gates as he is behind 88% of philantrophic donations to the WHO.
SHARE if you agree this is very good news👍
Politically, I have a lot of energy to invest in the right vessel. But like a financial investor, I won't invest without doing my homework first. That was partly why I put Reform under the microscope. My energy, like money, is not something to be wasted. I know a busted flush when I see one.
But then I'm not particularly impressed with the other alternative parties either. I admit to having a soft spot for Ukip, but it's just not a serious outfit. It will never again be an influential force in politics. Under its current leadership it isn't even a useful academic exercise.
As I've remarked in previous posts, all of the factional minnow parties on the right are symptomatic of the absence of a genuine doctrinal centre right democratic nationalist conservative party. It is therefore incumbent on us to create one out of the wreckage of the Tory party.
The first job is to clear out all of the dross. The election will clear out a lot of the weaklings, but only by getting active in the party will we be able to clear out the rest of the wets. I've come to this realisation too late to oust the useless Tory oaf from my own constituency, but I do intend to make sure he is deselected before 2029.
Essentially, the right needs its own Momentum style entryist movement. That's how politics is done in a duopoly. Moreover, it's the strategy most likely to succeed. Starting new parties isn't going to get us anywhere.
There are those on the right who are pushing for the obliteration of the Tories. "Zero seats" would be hugely satisfying, but in reality that isn't going to happen. A rump Tory party will survive, and the right's only path to power is by cleansing the Tory party of the "one nation" centrist losers.
If we're going to take back the party, we need to be thinking well in advance about who is going to lead it. It cannot be Mordaunt, Badenoch, Truss, Frost, Rees-Mogg or Patel. I could be persuaded by Braverman, but we need to be looking for fresh talent. I've not yet seen anything that disqualifies Jenrick. Though I appreciate we don't have much to work with.
I might be wrong about this, but I don't see that we have another choice. I don't see Cummings coming to the fore with anything intelligent. He thinks we need to completely reinvent the wheel, and his design will be conceptually flawed. The problem isn't that people aren't voting for a conservative party. It's that there isn't one to vote for. It's a rudderless "broad church" husk that will entertain virtually anyone so long as they aren't conservative.
As such, debate is needed to establish a criteria for new leadership and new MPs. If, for example, they've ever been under the impression that a bloke is a frock is a woman, then they're done. Similarly anyone who has praised multiculturalism or supported green energy. Not only are they not conservative, they're not even adults. If I'm wrong about this, I'm open to better ideas, but it looks to me like we are out of time and out of options.
The New York Times has reported that COVID-19 vaccine injuries have been ignored, conceding that “thousands” may have been injured.
What we said from the beginning is now being echoed by the very people who called us “conspiracy theorists.”
Too late to backtrack NYT. The damage has already been done.
Global warming may be happening, but I don't believe it is man made. I've made a living sifting through bulls**t, I know the smell of if from some way away.
The planet starts warming before CO2 rises and scientists know this, they admit it -even the IPCC admit it. If CO2 is the cause of climate change, it has to rise before we get temperature rises, and it doesn't.
We are being sold snake oil to drive money from the public into the hands of big business while generating more tax for governments.
The public will pay for it, big business and government will be the ones to gain so of course they want to perpetuate the theory.
I LOVE CO2: 💚
When you understand that CO2 is beneficial to all life on planet Earth, that vegetation loves it, as well as plankton and phytoplankton, and that our greenhouse gases are 95% water vapour, and that CO2 at current concentrations or higher has negligible impact on temperature compared to water vapour. And that life adapts faster to increases of temperature & CO2 than in decreases in either. Then you will love CO2 for the rest of your life.
I have just come out of a meeting with lawyers who say the UK is unlawfully in the WHO.
We discussed evidence that the WHO was set up fraudulently.
Folks, I highly recommend getting this debate to parliament as soon as possible.
@ABridgen