Pam Barlow

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

THE OMEGA BLOCK CAUSED THE HEATWAVE NOT CO2!
"Omega blocks get their name because they resemble the Greek uppercase letter omega, Ω. The contour lines resemble the Ω shape due to an enormous high-pressure ridge in the mid-troposphere that is sandwiched between two low-pressure systems to its east and west.
Hot Saharan air has been advected—that is, horizontally transported—northward into western Europe due to anticyclonic (clockwise) airflow, and as that air mass moves north, it is compressed adiabatically beneath the ridge where air is sinking.
This process is natural and has nothing whatsoever to do with climate change or greenhouse gas emissions."
Chris Martz, Meteorologist

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

This means a cultural wipe-out for a complete commuity

Madness

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Something to think about

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Truths we all need to know

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

▪️AI data centres guzzle 5 million gallons of water per day. The equivalent of daily water use for 50,000 people.

▪️A single large AI data centre can consume as much electricity as 400,000 households.

But let’s blame cow burps for destroying the environment. 🤷‍♂️

[N Ecc 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Neccccy]

True !!!

[The British Patriot @TheBritLad]

Muslims are not a race.

Criticising Islam is not racist.
Islam is an idea, not a skin colour.

Conflating ideology with race is a deliberate tactic to shut down legitimate debate.

In a free society, anything is up for debate.

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

The 1976 UK heatwave was one of the most intense, prolonged periods of high temperatures in British history, lasting from 23 June to 27 August 1976. But no one blamed cow farts and the weather maps certainly didn’t look like a volcano had erupted over Britain.

[Sandy Tregent @SandyofSuffolk]

Just so you know.

Boomers didn't have fast food. Except fish and chips.

Boomers didn't have ready meals. Except Vesta beef curry. Look it up.

Boomers didn't have colour TVs, front loading washing machines, central heating or holidays abroad.

Boomers didn't have babymoons or baby showers nor did they go on stag or hen weekends.

Boomers didn't go to restaurants. Except on birthdays.

Boomers didn't have new clothes every year, every season. They made do and mended.

But Boomers had a fabulous time in the 1960s to 1980s because people were friendly, respectful, dignified and hardworking. Boomers also had law and order and a judiciary who punished ALL criminals.
Boomers were happy with their lot.

Yes. I'm a Boomer.

Just so you know.

[Susan Hall AM @Councillorsuzie]

Starmer said ‘we have to fight for the spirit of Britain. Well in my view the Unite the Kingdom demonstrators are the spirit of Britain. They didn’t shout ‘Death to Israel, Death to the IDF’ etc - that was the Palestinian rabble! Starmer doesn’t have a clue!

[Thomas King @TomK_Brit1993]

He wanted today to be about him.

He wanted things to kick off. He wanted violence and ugly scenes, and he wanted people locked up.

You didn't give it to him.

What a beautiful day.

[Make Britain Great Again @UK_Needs_Reform]

This is what it's all about. A young boy on his mums shoulders having a wonderful day out. A mum looking for a better/safer country to bring her child up in. God bless them. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

I have no problem with Islam. I’m just against beheading, stoning, marrying little girls, sexual slavery, taqiyya, slave trading, rape, forced conversions, jihad, burqa, attacking other religions, child abuse, women abuse, animal abuse, multiple wives, murder, Sharia, terrorism, brainwashing, intolerance, greed, anti-science, torture, illiteracy, gluttony, genital mutilation, inbreeding. Does that make me Islamophobic?

[Joel Berry @JoelWBerry]

No screaming. No fires. No broken glass. No threats, or machetes, or chants of “Allahu Akbar.”

Just well-mannered, civilized Brits working to save their country from barbarism.

[Laila Cunningham @policylaila]

Two men live in Zone 2 London.
Both are around 30. Both sleep in a one-bed flat.

But only one believes he has a future in the city.

James was born in London.
He went to university, got a degree, found a decent job and now works at a marketing firm near Old Street.

He earns just under £60,000 a year.
On paper, he is doing well.

But every month James opens his payslip and watches a third of it vanish before he ever sees it.

Income tax.National Insurance.Student loan.Then comes the rent.

Nearly £2,000 a month for a small one-bed flat with mould around the windows and a landlord who only renews the tenancy six months at a time.

Every evening James scrolls Rightmove looking at tiny flats he cannot afford in the city he grew up in.

Even the cheapest one-beds near him now cost around £400,000.

The deposit alone feels impossible despite earning more than most people in Britain.

His parents bought their first home younger than he is now.
James still does not know if he will ever own one.
So he keeps renting.Keeps waiting.
He watches friends delay children.

People earning what used to be considered “good money” still checking every direct debit before payday.

Now meet Shaheed.
He arrived in Britain recently and was granted refugee status.
He does not work.

He lives in a one-bed flat in East London. His housing costs and council tax are largely covered through the welfare system.

He qualifies for free prescriptions, dental treatment and eye tests.

He does not spend his evenings worrying whether the next rent rise will wipe out what little he has left at the end of the month.

And this is the part driving so much public anger.

James works full time, pays a fortune in tax and still cannot see a long-term future in the city he was born in.

Shaheed does not work, yet has more housing security than the man whose taxes help fund the system.

That is how a city loses its young people, because they stop believing hard work leads anywhere.

London has to become a city where the people who work, contribute and build lives here can realistically afford homes, raise families and feel secure again.

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

“Let me be clear…I broke numerous promises. I invented a £22 billion black hole to punish pensioners, farmers, the disabled, small businesses and students. I tried to give away Chagos and pay £35 billion to do so. I increased unemployment. I increased the government deficit. I appointed Peter Mandelson despite his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein having already been published in various media outlets. I promised to cut energy bills and council tax, but instead, the opposite happened. I did absolutely nothing to resolve the cost of living crisis and made it worse by increasing the tax burden to record levels. I prioritised hanging out with the Davos / BlackRock clique rather than genuinely ‘fixing the foundations’. I promised a ‘transparency revolution’, but instead, operated under smoke and mirrors and sacked colleagues and threatened suspending Labour MPs who voted against me. I spaffed £30 billion away on carbon capture machines. I failed to sort out the small boats / hotels for illegal immigrants. £3 billion a year to Ukraine and big hugs from Volodymyr. I smeared anyone who dared to criticise me a ‘far-right’. I sanctimoniously lectured everyone like they were naughty children. And I have absolutely no intention of resigning after disastrous local election results because I am right and everyone else is wrong. Me first. Country second.”

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

Repost!🙌🏼

[Pam Barlow @pbcalverley]

@ABridgen I signed a petition to ban it and got a reply saying the UK government don’t do it! Who’s doing it then????😡

[Pam Barlow @pbcalverley]

@RobertKennedyJc Yorkshire, England

[J Stewart @triffic_stuff_]

Ever seen the insane effort it takes to “build green”?

Just watch how they pour a SINGLE wind turbine foundation: 600–1,000 TONS of concrete, massive excavation, endless rebar, and heavy machinery tearing up the land for days.

And that’s only the base.

The blades? Made with balsa wood stripped from the Amazon rainforest, straight-up deforestation in the name of “saving the planet”.

Then add:
• Concrete
• Carbon fiber
• Steel
• Cast iron
• Copper
• Aluminum
• Plus boron, chromium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, nickel & rare earth elements

All mined, refined, and shipped with massive energy & pollution.

These things last 25 years max.

By 2050 the world will be drowning in 43 million tons of worn-out blades, that’s the weight of 215,000 locomotives headed for landfills (most can’t even be recycled).

Oh, and here’s the rest of the ridiculous list:

- They slaughter hundreds of thousands of birds & bats every year

- They only spin when the wind feels like it (so we still need gas/coal plants on standby)

- They chew up huge chunks of land and ruin views for miles

- They’re noisy, expensive to maintain, and require giant subsidies to even exist

This is “green” energy?

We’re destroying rainforests, mining toxic rare earths, pouring planet-warming concrete, and creating mountains of non-recyclable waste… to fight climate change?

It’s completely ridiculous. A multi-trillion-dollar environmental own-goal sold as virtue.