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🚨 Starmer says Brexit made Britain poorer. But the GDP data tells a more awkward story. Since the Brexit vote: UK real GDP: +12.1% Germany real GDP: +6.0% Britain is not booming. Nobody serious should pretend it is. But Europe’s supposed economic engine has grown at barely half the UK’s rate. So why is Starmer’s big answer still more Europe? This wasn’t a reset. It was a relapse: more Brexit blame, more Brussels, more excuses. No wonder voters are walking away from Labour.

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Laila Cunningham

@policylaila

3 months ago

So ministers are campaigning to win a seat they already had, for a candidate that wants to replace the PM that they have full confidence in and claim is going nowhere. And we are meant to pretend this is all perfectly normal.

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Ronchondou

@ronchondou

vieil ours qui comprend rien aux réseaux sociaux virtuels et reels qui aime la solitude. Aime donner son avis quand il s’ennuie.

DJADAM

@Dja_ADAM

🇾🇹🇰🇲 Reciprocity is the most important

Gavin

@GrittonGavin

Season ticket holder at West ham. Lead singer with anti establishment back in the day.

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Andrew Bridgen

@ABridgen

4 months ago

Actor Rik Mayall tried to warn us all over 12 years ago. Please watch and consider. Or do you think is it just a bit of historic entertainment which happens to be coincidentally a very accurate prediction of where we find ourselves now ? RIP Rik Mayall

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Proud to be British🇬🇧

@Xyveniq

4 months ago

Narinder Kaur's post is textbook gaslighting — inverting reality to shield Sadiq Khan's failures and smear ordinary British people as "radicalised." You claim his Eid flat white coffee photo got "almost 10 million views" with "mostly hate," plus outrage over Muslims praying in Trafalgar Square, proves right-wing extremism. Let's use the actual figures against you. Khan's post racked up 10.9 million views... but only 29,571 likes. That's a dismal 0.27% like-to-view ratio. Those aren't fans — it's widespread outrage at a mayor who's delivered record knife crime (over 16,000 offences), surging robberies and sexual violence, while his approval sits at rock bottom (~22% favourable vs 55% unfavourable). Brits are exhausted by a leader who dodges accountability and locks comments on his posts. High views = backlash against incompetence, not "radicalisation." The Trafalgar Square event wasn't "a bunch of ppl praying." It was a mass organised iftar with hundreds performing public ritual prayer (including the adhan) in one of Britain's most iconic national landmarks. Tory MP Nick Timothy correctly called it "an act of domination and division." Nigel Farage noted the clear pattern of takeover and intimidation. At a time when the Muslim population has surged from 1.6 million (2001) to over 4 million (2021) through immigration and birth rates, turning Trafalgar Square into a display of Islamic dominance next to national monuments isn't harmless — it's a statement. Christians or others don't commandeer such spaces without pushback for good reason. On grooming gangs you and Khan love to ignore: Khan repeatedly denied organised Muslim grooming issues in London. Reality check — the Met Police is reviewing 9,000 historic child sexual exploitation cases. Inquiries like the Jay Report exposed how Pakistani Muslim gangs systematically raped thousands of white working-class girls (Rotherham: 1,400 victims alone) while authorities stayed silent for fear of "racism" labels. This denial enables evil. Your agenda is obvious and anti-British: As a left-wing broadcaster, ex-Big Brother star, and professional "Islamophobia" hunter who writes for The Times, Mirror and Glamour while pushing "give immigrants other chances," you make your living framing native British concerns about crime, demographic change without consent, strained services, parallel societies, and cultural erosion as bigotry. You gaslight millions of ordinary Brits, defend multiculturalism's disasters, and paint the public as villains for wanting safety and their homeland preserved. This isn't journalism — it's ideological warfare against the British people themselves, prioritising imported groups over the host population. The backlash isn't "deep radicalisation." It's the public finally waking up to the consequences of open borders and politicians like Khan. Stop inverting victims and villains. Britain belongs to the British.

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