Joel

Traditionalist and Anglo-futurist

[Joel @jr_writes_]

Here I present the story of how the UK was integrated into the EU without consent.

40 years of refusing to consult the electorate has now resulted in a #Brexit crisis, where politicians still resist the will of the people.

Please RT if you enjoyed!

https://t.co/8TJjNPAlaj

[Joel @jr_writes_]

Awful policy, but easy for a sensible central government to deal with. Simply say any speed limit under 30mph is advisable and therefore unenforceable.

https://t.co/Y5miuTGe3J

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

This is the worst thing I’ve ever read, but it’s entirely true and accurate. For anyone who has expressed even the faintest sympathy for Lindsay Clancy: this is what you’re sympathizing with. This is what it actually means, in real life, to strangle 3 children to death. This is what that scene would have looked like. This is the level of raw unbridled soulless evil required to do what Clancy did. Read this and tell me this woman doesn’t deserved to be convicted and then strapped to an electric chair.

[Joel @jr_writes_]

@andrew_lilico You cannot fight illiberalism with liberalism.

[Jack Davey @jacques_davey]

How do you run a state when people like this are elected representatives in the governing party?

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Fantastic news indeed. Because we’re absolutely rolling in money. The national debt a mere £3 trillion and rising. The cost of debt service at record levels. But so what? So let’s expensively borrow even more and give it away. Take that, neo-liberalism!

[Joel @jr_writes_]

It's even worse than you think. They're not spending "your money".

They're borrowing money that we don't have, with interest rates over 5%. Instead of investing it, they're sending it abroad. They then leave you with the bill, plus the interest.

Then they gloat about it!

[David Taylor MP @DavidTaylor85]

Fantastic news!

[Gully Foyle #UKTrade @TerraOrBust]

If you look closely you can see a key difference here between the UK and the rest of Europe.

This isn't a new development - this is the factual reality.

The US is the UKs single biggest export market. Whether the EU fanatics happen to like it or not.

[Joel @jr_writes_]

@LoftusSteve Then why should they get benefits from the British state?

[Zarathustra @zarathustra5150]

https://t.co/4inFk5alRs

[Joel @jr_writes_]

@FUDdaily The work for welfare will save loads of money for the simple reason: show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome.

When Major trialled workfare in the 90s, people didn't turn up and welfare claims dropped over 70%.

The same thing would happen. No-one would turn up.

[Joel @jr_writes_]

It's actually a lot worse than this. We've closed our industry and outsourced it abroad, where manufacturing standards are lower. Then transported here on ships burning dirty fuel. This has increased global emissions, compared to if we had just done nothing.

[Major Richard Sharpe @takeitbackUK]

Since 2006 the UK has:
• Cut grid emissions by ~80%
• Cut electricity generation by ~30%
• Seen electricity prices rise ~250%
• Lost ~600,000 industrial jobs
Meanwhile the world increased its emissions by ~30%.
Our heroic sacrifice may have stopped global emissions rising by 30.3% instead of 30%.
Atmospheric CO₂ moved from 0.038% to 0.042%.
Highest electricity prices in the developed world. Higher cost of living. Hollowed-out industry.
All to shave a rounding error off the global total.

[Joel @jr_writes_]

Beautiful

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

This is the future we must choose.

[Joel @jr_writes_]

@davethompson980 £26,000 per *family

[Joel @jr_writes_]

By 2064, the UK's decision to leave the EU would've saved the country over half a trillion pounds - £525bn to be exact. That's £26,000 per person.
#BrexitBenefits

https://t.co/qAT8Q3ZN1x

[Galactic Zoo @TonyMarrese]

Peter Hitchens for seeing the future like a posh Nostradamus
#British #BBCQT

[Joel @jr_writes_]

Why watch reruns of Black Mirror on Netflix when you can just read the news?

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

Wildlife presenter and FSU member Anneka Svenska was told to take a “thinking skills course”, accept a police record or face arrest after two police officers turned up at her door.

Ms Svenska was left “shaking” when officers appeared at her home in Kent to inform her that she was the subject of a complaint from MBR Acres — the only UK site that breeds dogs for animal testing — after she posted a video online in January criticising the way the beagle testing site disposes of dead animals.

The company accused her of “making false allegations”.

Police alleged that she had committed an offence under Section 179 of the Online Safety Act. Introduced by the last Conservative government, the provision makes it an offence, punishable by up to 51 weeks in prison, to knowingly spread false information likely to cause harm.

The FSU warned while the legislation was going through Parliament that it could be weaponised in precisely this way to silence legitimate political speech.

We were right.

Ms Svenska sought legal advice and refused to accept the “community resolution”, which would have required her to complete two online thinking skills courses within two weeks and would have seen her recorded as an “offender”, potentially appearing on a DBS check.

In the end, the police dropped the case and no further action was taken.

Speaking to The Telegraph, Ms Svenska said: “I was definitely intimidated by the police; I was actually shaking underneath. This, to me, was an absolute violation.”

Lord Young of Acton, General Secretary of the Free Speech Union, said: “The Online Safety Act was proposed as a way of keeping children safe online.

“Instead, overzealous police officers are using it to spare large companies the blushes of criticism from campaigners. Thankfully, Anneka had the good sense to reject this community disposal.

“Otherwise, she would have been saddled with this record for doing nothing more than exercising her democratic rights to free speech.”

Read more below and watch our video 👇

[Charlie @charliecolecc]

Starts off with the implication that much of the Boriswave was people on BN(O) and Ukraine humanitarian visas, but this has been debunked so many times now.

[Joel @jr_writes_]

Socialism drags everyone down to the lowest common denominator. "How dare they waste all that water. They should ration like the rest of us!"

We used to build infrastructure so that everyone could have water, all the time. A 1st world country should have cheap, abundant water.

[Feargal Sharkey @Feargal_Sharkey]

So while 26 million people in England and Wales are living under a hosepipe ban last night this is happening on a golf club in north London.

What am I missing?