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I never repost, I enjoy putting original thoughts down, I am not looking for followers, but do check in from time to time, you may find something interesting!

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@Keir_Starmer "There is no justification for the violence and disorder"

This is the reaction of a narcissist

A man was nearly decapitated by an illegal immigrant you facilitated.

Does it take a member of your own family for it become real for you, beacuse this man was a brotber to us all

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All of the these liberals saying its wrong that a Somalian referee has been not allowed to follow his world cup dream, and its not his fault that he is from a failed state; somehow fall silent when it comes to white sportsmen.

The entire Russian team has been banned from following their dreams at the World Cup . Where is the outrage ?

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@Keir_Starmer STOP THE BOATS

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@Keir_Starmer @EmmanuelMacron @_FriedrichMerz Hanging the Union Jack this way is either

A distress signal.
A sign of surrender.
A deliberate insult.

Surely it can't be pure incompetence

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@DavidLammy You forgot to show this bit of your car crash interview

You said Elon Musk has posted over a 100 times about Henry Nowak

In fact it was just 6 times

And then you go on to say that you haven't even read one of those posts.

What a Lammy

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Keir Starmer and Labour's Ever-Changing “Number One Priorities and first Duties"

Aug 19 – “My No. 1 priority is winning elections.”

Jan 20 – “We are living through a climate emergency. If elected Labour leader, I will make tackling climate change our number one priority and hard-wired into everything we do.”

Jul 20 – “Under my leadership national security will always be the top priority for Labour.”

Nov 20 – “When I stood as leader of the Labour Party, I was clear that my first priority would be to root out antisemitism. It still is.”

Jul 22 – “The first priority of my Labour Government: fix the economy.”

Sept 22 – “There’s no higher priority for me than fixing this [climate/energy crisis].”

Dec 23 – “If we are privileged enough to serve, Labour’s number one priority in government will be to grow Britain’s economy.”

Nov 23 – “It’s my priority to end violence against women and girls.”

Jan 24 – “Our children are the future of Britain. They need to be our priority.”

Jun 13 24 – “Wealth creation is my number one priority.”

Jun 28 24 – “My number one priority is wealth creation to make the country better off.”

Aug 9 24 – “My number one priority is to make sure our communities are safe.”

Feb 25 25 – “Protecting the British people is my number one priority.”

JUST STOP THE BOATS AND PROVE YOU HAVE ANY POWER

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Keir Starmer’s Ever-Changing “Number One Priorities and first Duties"

Aug 19 – “My No. 1 priority is winning elections.”

Jan 20 – “We are living through a climate emergency. If elected Labour leader, I will make tackling climate change our number one priority and hard-wired into everything we do.”

Jul 20 – “Under my leadership national security will always be the top priority for Labour.”

Nov 20 – “When I stood as leader of the Labour Party, I was clear that my first priority would be to root out antisemitism. It still is.”

Jul 22 – “The first priority of my Labour Government: fix the economy.”

Sept 22 – “There’s no higher priority for me than fixing this [climate/energy crisis].”

Dec 23 – “If we are privileged enough to serve, Labour’s number one priority in government will be to grow Britain’s economy.”

Nov 23 – “It’s my priority to end violence against women and girls.”

Jan 24 – “Our children are the future of Britain. They need to be our priority.”

Jun 13 24 – “Wealth creation is my number one priority.”

Jun 28 24 – “My number one priority is wealth creation to make the country better off.”

Aug 9 24 – “My number one priority is to make sure our communities are safe.”

Feb 25 25 – “Protecting the British people is my number one priority.”

Feb 25 25 – “Growth is the number one priority of this government economic growth, wealth creation, making sure that people are better off.”

Aug 26 25 – “My number one priority is to put an end to this vile trade [illegal migration].”

From climate change to community safety, Keir Starmer has declared 15 different “number one priorities” in just a few years.

It’s embarrassing the instinct to tell each audience exactly what it wants to hear has morphed into a governing style where every cause is his top cause.

And of all these grand declarations, he’s only delivered on one: the line from his Guardian interview “My No. 1 priority is winning elections.”

On that, he succeeded, once, On everything else, the record speaks for itself promises without delivery, priorities without purpose.

IN MEMORY OF WAYNE BROADHURST and HENRY NOWAK

say his name

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David Lammy car crash interview on Sky News, he says that Elon Musk should stop tweeting about Henry Nowak.

Then goes on to say that Musk has tweeted more than 100 times about Nowark and then goes on to say that he hasn't read one of those tweets.

Little fact check for hapless Lammy.

Twitter doesn't exist anymore. The platform is called X and you post on X you don't tweet

Musk posted six times about Nowark, not more tbam 100 times

It's best not to comment about somebody's comments without having first read those comments

What a Lammy

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David Lammy is amongst the most stupid people ever to have crossed the threshold of British politics.

Here he says that Elon Musk's posted over 100 times about Henry Nowak, in fact Musk posted 6 times mentioning Henry Nowak, and then David Lamm y goes on to say that he hasn't actually read any of Elon Musk's posts about Henry. Nowak.

What a complete Lammy

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@EdwardJDavey Ed Davey's real life experience of diversity and immigration summed up in one photo. British politicians live in a bubble

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@EdwardJDavey Ed's real life diversity experience summed up in one photo

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@bbcquestiontime @BBCiPlayer @BBCSounds @BBCNews @BBCOne BBC Question Time and its audience

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When Scotland advocates nationalism, independence, and protection of Scottish traditions through the SNP, it is considered legitimate political debate.

When Wales does the same through Plaid Cymru, it is considered legitimate political debate.

Yet when England discusses its own identity, traditions, heritage, or self-government, the conversation is met with accusations of racism, extremism, or even fascism.

Why the double standard?

If Scotland has the right to debate independence, and Wales has the right to debate independence, surely England has the same right.

An independent England would still be one of the world's largest economies, likely ranking around 6th–8th globally by GDP.

By comparison, Scotland would likely rank around 45th–55th in the world, while Wales would rank around 60th–75th.

The real question is not whether Scotland should be free to discuss independence. Of course it should.

The question is why England is discouraged from having the same conversation.

There is nothing racist about being proud of England.

There is nothing fascist about valuing English history, culture, traditions, and identity.

Perhaps it is time for England to have the same national conversation that Scotland and Wales have been having for decades.

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Britain’s greatest deterrent to illegal migration was probably the Rwanda plan.

France did not need a Rwanda plan.

France’s Rwanda plan is England.

It is systematically decanting its migrant crisis onto the shores of Dover — and, in a blinding deal, getting paid for it by the British taxpayer.

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@thom_brooks Professor brooks, you are a policy advisor on citizenship. Watch this video don't ignore this response to you.

And then please respond, how Britain is transforming for the better

https://t.co/qVlM04Zg9n

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It is unacceptable that the British taxpayer has been ripped off by the cost-of-government crisis.

In 2019/2020, the cost of government was about £860 billion.

Just five years later, it has risen to £1.3 trillion.

That’s an additional £500 billion a year being extracted by this government, with nothing given back in return.

If you are feeling poor, it’s because the government is extracting an additional £1.37 billion every single day of the year in tax and borrowing

And in return, you are getting nothing. Except for some bleating clown asking FIFA to reduce its ticket prices.

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@Keir_Starmer @donaldtusk You had just one job. Just one symbolic job to prove that you are acrually in control !

STOP THE BOATS

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@RichardBurgon Vote Andy get more Starmer. Same Same but different

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@archer_rs These events occurred long before modern urbanisation, aviation growth, SUVs, or contemporary CO₂ levels.

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@archer_rs Before they found the red palette