♻️ Elane Ruane 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

In corde humor vires 😎 My posts are my opinion. Taxpayers crowd fund wars and want.

[♻️ Elane Ruane 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @RuaneElane]

@MichaelAArouet @ramonagusta Those who can, will quietly quit and leave now. No global warming will make this densely populated land an attractive place to live during our long depressing winter months with high energy costs and high taxation. Only the sick will remain, costing our NHS zillions.

[Inevitable West @Inevitablewest]

🚨BREAKING: The young man who was arrested by Birmingham Police after being assaulted by a group of black men has had the charge of "assaulting an emergency worker" DROPPED

THIS is the power of X.

The officers must apologise now.

[Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84]

Just a psa: You came here screaming “they’ll kill me if I go back!” Ok. You can stay and seek asylum.

The asylum ends the second you send cash back, wave their flag, or book a vacation to the “death trap”you escaped.

Pick a lane. We’re not running a hotel for frauds.

[Mick Mechanics @MickMechanics]

@NetZeroWatch Hartlepool and Heysham still going strong. Old British engineering carrying the grid while politicians faff about with renewables.

[WasAcop @WasAcop]

🚨Norway’s state-owned Equinor just banked $11.5 BILLION in adjusted earnings in a single quarter.

Where did that oil and gas come from?

The Norwegian continental shelf — the same North Sea basin Britain shares.

While Norway keeps drilling, producing, and cashing in on high prices driven by Middle East chaos, the UK under Labour’s net-zero obsession has banned new exploration licences.

Result?

• Billions in lost tax revenue
• Jobs and skills exported
• Energy security handed to other countries
• Higher imports (often with worse emissions than domestic production)
“We’re saving the planet” while Norway gets richer and Britain pays more for the same energy.

That’s not climate policy. That’s economic self-harm dressed up as virtue.

Mad Ed and the net-zero zealots are choosing ideology over reality.

[Lewis Brackpool @Lewis_Brackpool]

Never forget what this government has done to us.

It is treasonous.

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

It's a f*****g invasion.
No other description is truer.
Couldn’t care less if it offends you.

Rapes, sexual assaults, murders, arsons, paedophilia & terrorism.

I’m offended that our Government are inflicting this on our communities.

So get stuffed if it offends you.

[Net Zero Watch @NetZeroWatch]

Britain’s scorching heatwaves are being driven by cleaner skies after pollution was stripped from the atmosphere, new research suggests. Temperatures in Europe have warmed twice as much as the rest of the world since the 1980s, figures show, now Spanish researchers and the Met Office have concluded that most of the extra heat experienced in Britain and Europe is linked to the fall in particle emissions in recent decades.

#CostOfNetZero

[WasAcop @WasAcop]

🚨165+ illegal migrants just smashed the record with one mega-dinghy into UK waters today.

Second day running of these bigger boats. Here’s what that single crossing will cost you, the UK taxpayer, over the next 12 months alone: 👇

Hotel accommodation:
£119–£170 per person per night (Home Office figures for 2024/25). Using £150/night × 365 days = £54,750 each.
For 165 people: £9 million+.

NHS healthcare (free GP, hospital, prescriptions, dental, mental health – no Immigration Health Surcharge):
Conservative average ~£2,500–£3,000 per adult per year.
£400,000–£500,000 for the boat.

Cash subsistence (weekly allowance):
£9.95/week in catered hotels or up to £49.18 if self-catered → £500–£2,500 each.
Another £80k–£400k.

Legal aid, caseworking, interpreters, appeals, tribunals:
Easily £5,000–£7,000+ per claim.
£800k–£1.2 million.

Intake, Border Force processing, clothing packs, transport, security, local-authority social care contributions:
Another few thousand each, plus the share of multi-million Channel rescue/operation contracts.

Conservative total for this one boat for one year: £11–15 million of your taxes.

That’s before any get asylum, bring family under reunion rules, or stay long-term (lifetime fiscal cost estimates for asylum arrivals run to hundreds of thousands each).

Meanwhile British pensioners face energy bills, the NHS has record waits, and councils can’t house their own homeless.

One overloaded dinghy. Your money.

Every single day the boats keep coming. How many more “mega” boats before someone actually stops this?

[Net Zero Watch @NetZeroWatch]

Britain’s oldest sugar factory is to close because of sky-high energy costs. The site at Cantley, in Norfolk, was the first sugar-processing factory to open in the UK and has been operating since 1912. More than 100 people face losing their jobs as part of the closure that will also leave Britain needing to import more sugar from places such as Brazil.

Net Zero... bad for jobs, bad for British industrial heritage, and increasing imports.

#CostOfNetZero

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

There has been a fortress on this rock since at least the year 547.

It is older than England, older than Islam and older than the Vikings who would eventually destroy it...

This is Bamburgh, on the Northumberland coast, standing on volcanic rock 150 feet above the North Sea. The Britons had a stronghold here called Din Guarie, possibly the capital of the kingdom of Bernicia from around 420.

In 547 an Anglian warlord named Ida took it, and that is the moment Bamburgh enters written history. Around the year 600 his grandson Æthelfrith gave the fort to his wife, Bebba. It became Bebbanburh, Bebba's stronghold, and eventually Bamburgh. The castle is named after a woman almost nobody remembers...

It became the royal capital of Northumbria. Vikings destroyed it in 993. The Normans rebuilt it, and in 1464 the Earl of Warwick turned cannon on those walls and broke them, in what is usually described as the first time an English castle fell to artillery.

It sat as a ruin for the next two hundred years, until a bishop's fortune turned it into a charity, with a free school and an infirmary running inside the walls. In 1894 the armaments magnate William Armstrong bought the wreck for £60,000, spent over a million rebuilding it, died before the work was finished, and left it to his family, who own it still.

Nearly fifteen hundred years of kings, raiders and cannon fire, and people are still living in it...

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Brilliant! Norway’s state controlled energy company which has reported $11.5 BILLION in earnings in 3 months.

Thats the kind of wealth Mad Ed decided Britain shouldn’t bother with.

And £ Billions more in lost production, jobs, tax revenue and energy security.

That money could have helped fund defence instead of enriching another country. Shh …. We’re saving the planet though 🤡

[Jamie Jenkins @statsjamie]

🚨 Breaking : 165 illegal migrants reportedly arrived on a single vessel today.

That is said to be a UK record for one Channel boat.

That is roughly the passenger load of a short haul airliner.

Can we really keep calling these “small boats”?

The boats may be inflatable. The operation is anything but small.

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

45 million Chinese starved to death in four years so Mao could hit steel quotas.

He forced farmers to melt their tools and cookware in backyard furnaces while the crops sat unharvested, and local officials inflated the harvest numbers to save their own skins, so the state seized grain based on pure fiction and left the villages to die.

The largest famine in human history followed directly from central planning that treated human lives as disposable inputs.

Intentions and “hehe whoopsies” become irrelevant once the body count reaches the genocidal scale that communism produces every time it gains power.

TLDR: anyone defending Mao/ism after 45 million corpses because “muh intentions” is literally a genocidal imbecile.

[Fatbaldbloke @Fatbaldbloke1]

If this dry weather continues for another week I'm going to have carried more watering cans around to the pots at the front of my house than that poor little fucker on the Water Aid adverts.

Please send me £3 a month.

[♻️ Elane Ruane 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @RuaneElane]

@Jenny_1884 Foods always cold on arrival and much packaging to get rid of. Will never use.

[Jen k 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Jenny_1884]

I won’t use the likes of Deliveroo, Uber Eats & Just Eat because you never know who’s going to be knocking at your door.

On the rare occasion we have a takeaway we collect ourselves.

Anyone else do the same?

[Michelle Dewberry @MichelleDewbs]

I have refused to call these things “small boats” for a very long time now.

The next thing we know, the ‘smugglers’ will be bringing them in on cruise liners at this rate!

This is all beyond insulting. The British people are being taken for mugs & politicians are allowing it.

[Jen k 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Jenny_1884]

@unwizemonkey The reason why we have mass immigration is because we are giving them EVERYTHING for free.

[Katie Lam @Katie_Lam_MP]

The Church of England is taking £100 million away from parish churches, to spend on slavery reparations.

But their plan was based on false history - and is illegal under charities law.

It's time for the Church to abandon its disastrous 'Project Spire'.

[JW @baronlordvader]

Everyone knows about famous painter Bob Ross but few have heard about his brother, Albert, who was famous for his 8 foot wingspan…