Care4Calais is a ‘charity’ helping illegal migrant men break into Britain and live amongst children.
Vodafone are helping them.
This is beyond disgusting.
🚨 INVASION ALERT 🚨
Happening right nowin the English Channel. A Spanish Enforcement vessel 'Duque De Ahumada' is currently escorting a boat full of illegal immigrants towards Eastbourne from Dieppe on the French coast
More to follow...
🛑 STOP THE BOATS 🛑
I'm old enough to remember when your mother stole off the tax payer to give you a fake job as her 'researcher' because you were too shit to stand on your own two feet.
Let me tell you what happened in Leicester Square tonight, because it was better than the film.
The Princess of Wales has not walked a red carpet since May 2022. In between came the year the family does not discuss: the surgery, the diagnosis, the video from the garden bench, the chemotherapy, the months when the country quietly counted the days. Tonight she walked one again.
She wore purple. Deep plum, Jenny Packham, cut lower than she has ever dared, the colour of queens. Her hair was half up, so that you could see the earrings, and the earrings were Diana's pearls. At her throat, on a rope of pearls to the waist, hung an amethyst heart the size of a walnut. Queen Alexandra gave it to the Queen Mother in 1923, the year she married into the family. It has been worn through a war, an abdication and a century of clever men underestimating the women who wore it.
This morning a book went on sale calling that Queen petty and the King a lottery winner on the morning Diana died. The family's reply to a week of it has been one sentence. Tonight the future Queen answered without one: she wore the Queen Mother's heart and Diana's pearls at the same time, and let the flashbulbs do the talking.
And William. Black tie, half a step behind her on the carpet, in her light rather than his own, with the look of a man who walked behind a coffin at fifteen and has spent every year since making sure she would never be alone on a carpet, or in a hospital, or anywhere.
She looked magnificent. Not because of the dress, though it was perfect, and not because of the necklace, though it was a hundred years of the family on a single strand. She looked magnificent because she looked well, and happy, and unafraid.
The book will be in the bargain bins by Christmas. The amethyst goes back to the vault, until another woman wears it on another night for reasons nobody will need to explain. That is the difference between a family and a grievance. One of them lasts.
Police in GOSPORT are walking down patriots with force which has already caused scuffles.
The locals are angry that this has been dumped on them without any prior warning.
Independent journalist @WesleyWinterYT is reporting live.
Look at the vast state sponsored operation in force to bring criminals who illegally travelled here into the country
This is tonight in Eastbourne
The UK Government are the biggest human traffickers in the country
How can anyone deny this Illegal Immigrants invasion to the UK is totally orchestrated by the French and English governments
This is national scandal
WHY IS THE MAINSTREAM NOT CALLING THIS OUT? 🇬🇧
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Please share this everywhere. All I have left is my voice. My story. My plea for help. I need a team effort here.
Together we are strong.
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please listen to this wonderful man a Doctor Who gave up his career for you and your family
The GMC is unfit for purpose and should be disbanded as as soon as possible .
they absolutely disgust me as do the FA
This is what tourists are faced with when visiting the 18th century Trevi Fountain in Rome.
Invaders are dragging Western civilization backwards.
They've all got to go.
Prince Harry has been patron of WellChild since 2007. After nearly twenty years, he still cannot describe what the charity does.
At this year’s awards he was asked, in effect, how exhausted parents get a break. His answer was not specialist nurses, funded respite, or the Better at Home training that helps families safely care for seriously ill children at home.
It was this: parents need a day off and a night off and a date. So find your neighbour. Or your neighbour’s neighbour. “Train them up.” Learn to look after their child. Knock on the door. They can ring you and say they need a few hours.
“It’s like, I’m there.”
That is not an explanation of WellChild. It is word salad delivered with the confidence of a man who has never had to be the neighbour.
WellChild exists because these children are not ordinary babysitting situations. Some have complex medical needs requiring specialist equipment, medication and highly skilled care. The charity’s specialist nurses and Better at Home programme help families develop the skills to care for their children safely at home. It provides specialist support and works to give families access to respite because informal goodwill is not a care plan.
Harry flattened all of that into a village fete.
“Community” is a beautiful word when you have never needed the clinical version of it.
He grew up with nannies, protection officers and a household built around his needs. He now lives behind gates with private security. He has spent years arguing that his own children cannot safely visit their family in Britain. Yet the same man is telling British parents of medically complex children that real support looks like handing their child to someone down the road whom they have “trained up.”
The language gives him away. “Train up” is how you speak about staff. Not a neighbour you recruit for date night.
Combined with “I’m there,” it is the performance of usefulness from a life that has never had to be the person who stays.
This would be merely tone-deaf if he were a passing celebrity. He is the patron. He has visited WellChild programmes and spoken extensively about the pressures faced by these families. Then the microphone went live and the organisation he is supposed to represent disappeared behind a TED Talk about knocking on doors.
That does the families a second disservice.
Their problem is not that Britain forgot how to be neighbourly. Their problem is the need for trained support, reliable respite and people who know what to do when a child’s medical needs cannot be handled by good intentions.
When the patron turns that into date-night advice, he makes a complex care problem sound like a community-spirit problem.
It isn’t.
WellChild’s work is serious. It deserves a patron who can explain that work clearly and understand why it matters.
After nearly two decades, “find your neighbour’s neighbour” is not the answer.
It is a remarkably revealing description of how little the patron seems to understand the difference between a village and a care plan.