The Met Office reported 27.0°C at Frittenden on 25 September as a daily temperature record. But historical records show 30.6°C was recorded at Strathfield Turgis on 25 September 1895. When challenged, Met Office meteorologists reportedly said Strathfield Turgis was “not on our internal records for some reason.”
"Daily temperature records are meaningless in terms of climate and weather. But they are of immense propaganda value," says Paul Homewood.
#CostOfNetZero
Folic Acid: causes cancer, alzheimers, brain damage in fetus, harms brain cells, & much more👇
Flouride does EXACTLY the same 👇 Labour EXPANDED WATER TREATMENT RECENTLY
Now you know why they're doing BOTH
Systemic deliberate use of toxins & chemicals against us
GET TO NO 10
@lewis_goodall From memory it was the National Front marching on the streets, inflation peaking at nearly 25%, the IMF bail out, wage controls, unemployment surpassing that of the Great Depression, deindustrialisation and of course this (such halcyon days!):
This is the border between Egypt and Palestine.
Egypt obviously knows what the Palestinians are like which explains why they built the wall to keep them out.
Labour plans to start bringing the Palestinians to the UK.
As a voter, are you happy with that?
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🇬🇧 Meanwhile in England
92 Year Old War Widow has a message for UK PM Andy Burnham as she’s arrested for saying words she’s not allowed to say.
This is England now.
Andy Burnham's spending promises have not impressed the markets. Bond yields climbed strongly during and after his speech - bad news for debt costs.
It's not surprising, just add up the commitments.
New National Care Service: £20bn pa and likely much more.
Protection of lower-income pensioners from income tax - £0.8bn pa
Youth employment programme - £1.5bn pa
Water public ownership - could easily be another £20bn or much more
“Your First Home” equity loans - £0.8bn pa fiscal subsidy + govt. loans adding to Public Sector Net Debt
Rough-sleeping programme - £0.44bn+ pa
£2 bus fare cap - £0.5bn pa
That totals £44bn minus £0.6bn from triple lock reform, making an extra £43.4bn.
All this guy wants to do is spend more money and tax us more.