Exact replica almost won me a punch in the face in the Uni (2nd XI) team. Opening with a total twat, he left 1st ball of match & his off stump went flying. From the non-strikers, I’ve called ‘WAIT. NO!’
Well, the twat completely lost the plot didn’t he. Fielders laughed though.
Farage had an opportunity to call this out.
He chose not to.
His followers see this, it means this afternoon I’m receiving the worst stuff to date.
His party put a target on my back, then say they care about violence against women.
Actions speak louder than words.
Well the friend I was texting at this gig at o2 almost 2 years ago... she's now the love of my life I've just taken her to see @raye in https://t.co/CMF6kxtPyj was phenomenal and she loved it! We might have only found love in the 2nd half century of our lives but it's worth it!
Actually Cruella, 40% of GPs ARE immigrants! Wed be screwed if they left.
It's much more likely to have something to do with the £350,000,000 in cuts to general practice under your Conservative Government.
So many people are saying the same thing…Britain isn’t working.
The trains are a shambles. Pavements covered in weeds. Dirty road signs. Litter everywhere. Roadworks, potholes and speed restrictions. Sky high energy bills. 7 million people waiting for NHS treatment. Crumbling schools. Farmers being treated appallingly by the government. Thousands of small business closures. Pensioners freezing over the winter as their winter fuel allowance is removed. Automated customer services rather than human interaction customer responses. Local banks, restaurants, cinemas, swimming pools, leisure centres, pubs, libraries and post offices closing. Supermarket food inflation. Extortionate water bills with reservoirs being sold off, sewage pumped into the sea and water companies paying fortunes to their directors. Increased crime rates. Mental health crisis. Solar panels plastered on prime farmland. Heavy industries closing or being sold to overseas investors. An importing rather than exporting economy. Community infrastructures hollowed out and broken. High streets are rotting. Extortionate business rates. Highest tax burden since 1948. Over £100bn of taxpayers’ money spent on national debt interest payments per year. £8m a day spent on housing migrants in hotels. £22bn spaffed away on carbon capture machines. £3bn a year to Ukraine and a Prime Minister who is totally out of touch with the national mood. And the weather is almost constantly shit. It’s all grinding people down.
And for almost all of this, I blame governments. The individuals responsible are destroying the country, wilfully letting everything decay and selling it all off to the highest bidder as we are in the middle of the biggest transfer of wealth in history. Shameful.
@SkyNewsPolitics@MattBarbet Thank you Matt Barbet for doing what most of your colleagues on other networks fail to do,actually interview Farage and point out the hypocrisy and lies.If the rest of the British media did this to all parties we'd have better informed population &more accountable political class
"He's a tax migrant."
@MattBarbet presses Nigel Farage on whether the Reform UK leader believes Sir Jim Ratcliffe is an economic migrant.
https://t.co/1Mq4679xAI
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The anmount of Tax avoided by Jim Ratcliffe's move to Monaco could pay for an extra 120,000 NHS nurses.
It's not immigrants that are the problem. It's billionaires.
Just me saying the last census showed that a million people living in Britain couldn’t speak English, even though the last census shows 161,000 people who couldn’t speak English. Because who needs facts when your supporters are gullible fuckwits?
🚨🗣️ Pep Guardiola on Sir Jim Ratcliffe's words on immigrants:
"I have a huge appreciation for Sir Jim. I was fortunate to meet him. I think he made an apology."
"But it's all around the world the problems we have, immigrants or people coming from another country. They are problems our countries have, and it's a big, big, big, big, big problem."
"The fact I am Catalan and you're British, what influence we had where we were born? It was mum and dad, right?"
"And we are born there, and I think everybody wants to have a better life, every people wants to have a perspective to have a better future for themselves, their families, friends or whatever."
"Sometimes opportunities come from the place you are born, and the place that maybe you go. And today, before it was so difficult to travel, in one hour you can be everywhere."
"The moment we start on colour of skin, or place where you're born, it doesn't make a difference. We have a lot, a lot of work to do. The fact I'm Catalan, I'm better than you? No."
"My education where I was born, travelling in Mexico, living in Qatar, Italy, England, Germany, that's just benefiting my personality. I grew up, met incredibly nice people, travelling and that's what it's about."
"But it doesn't make me feel better just for the fact I was born in one place different to another. And most of the people run away from their countries for the problems they have in their countries, not because we want to leave."
Man who closed down Grangemouth oil refinery to make a few more quid overseas, resulting in thousands of job losses throughout the community, says too many people are on benefits.