New PM. Same border surrender.
Andy Burnham has spent three days announcing gimmicks, giveaways and spending promises—while refusing to say how he’ll stop illegal migration.
Now, the first wave of Burnham’s boats are arriving.
🚨 Unprovoked migrant attack in broad daylight.
Watch as an African migrant casually strolls up in a public park and boots an innocent man straight in the stomach - for absolutely no reason. No words, no warning, just pure random aggression.
This is the “enrichment” Europeans are forced to live with daily.
Governments opened the floodgates, and citizens are paying the price with their safety.
When will enough be enough?
#MassMigration #EuropeUnderAttack #RandomViolence
It’s Labour’s loss! Would have been a nice chance for Burnham to explain his growth plans. Stick to the BBC Andy, where they will disguise your true Communism. @GBNEWS
There is no need to MAKE them pay more.
They can without anything whatsoever changing today, voluntarily pay more tax. They just choose not to do so. They want to virtue signal whilst holding on to their money.
Nelson brayed on Wednesday, which he has done twice in his life, and both previous times it was about hay.
This was not about hay.
You have to understand Nelson to understand the size of it. He is a small grey donkey who came free with a horse and has spent every day since assessing the world and finding almost none of it worth a reaction. A pheasant out of the hedge: beneath comment. A carrier bag on the wind: management's problem. The farrier, the vet, Martin the postman at the gate every single morning: all filed, long ago, under fine. Nelson does not spend adrenaline. He has a lifetime's supply precisely because he has never once dipped into it for anything that did not concern the hay.
Hector is the one who comes apart. Seventeen years a Cavalry Black, seventeen hands of trained composure, and still, in a quiet field, undone by small things with no rules to them. And undone completely, every time, by the one thing that has never had a rule: Nelson leaving the field.
On Wednesday it was the other way round.
Hector went down in the morning and did not get up cleanly. Nothing dramatic to look at, a big old horse struggling on wet ground to fold his legs back under him, the way big old horses sometimes do, more indignity than danger. But he was down, and he was working at it, and he was not managing it, and the field was suddenly a place where the large warm reliable thing was not upright.
Nelson stood over him.
Then Nelson, who assesses everything and hurries for nothing and does not raise the alarm because in his considered view nothing is ever worth waking a tired horse for, raised the alarm. The full cracked bugle of it, flung down the lane, on and on, a donkey who does not do this doing this, until the farmer came out of the house at a run, because a silent donkey suddenly loud means something is wrong in a way a noisy one never could.
The farmer got Hector up. It was fine. It was, in the end, a big horse and a bad patch of ground and a bruised dignity, nothing more.
Nelson stopped the moment Hector was on his feet.
He has not mentioned it since. He went back to the hay. He has assessed the incident and, by every sign available, filed it under dealt with.
But he broke his own rule for it. In a whole life of spending no adrenaline on anything, he spent all of it at once, on the one thing he has never admitted to caring about.
Hector is grazing this morning, upright, enormous, fine.
Nelson is beside him, in the dry corner, first at the hay, saying nothing.
He would tell you it was about the hay.
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Jo White has replaced Mike Tapp as immigration minister.
Yes, the very same Jo White who apparently said, “I don’t care if we stop the boats.”
This government is no longer merely ignoring the British public. It is openly mocking us.
We are not being governed.
We are being trolled.
Make no bones about it, this is how all unwelcome guests on our island think.
This Guantánamo Bay inbred thinks England should have Afghan invaders all over our war memorials because of a conflict that ended 5 years ago, 3,500 miles away.
I don't care what anyone says, the truth about the Henry Nowak case and the additional charges against Digwa's rat of a mother wouldn't have come about if the public hadn't been on the police's tail.
The same thing is happening with Ann Widdecombe's case. Much of the information wouldn't be known had the public not pushed for it, and much of it still does not add up or make sense. Compare that with the force-feeding of info during the Jo Cox murder case.
Now, consider how often this has happened over the years, before Elon bought X for example, when the establishment had full control over the information we were allowed to access.
This country is in such a bad place! We have one last chance to vote our way out of this.
Anyone with their eyes open & a functioning brain knows that our homeland, the UK, is being destroyed before our very eyes. And this isn’t the result of random, unavoidable factors & forces. It’s being done DELIBERATELY. We don’t have a government. We have a demolition gang.
To reiterate, on a £5 pint, over £2 is made up in taxes.
The publican is left with around 15p profit.
That is what needs addressing.
Pubs can’t be Government cash cows any longer, they’re dying.
@Sacha_Lord@andyburnham
Let me get this straight.
An unelected PM with no mandate.
A Deputy PM convicted of fraud.
A Housing Secretary who failed to pay tax.
An Education Secretary who called child exploitation a “dog whistle”.
And a Defence Secretary with no military experience !
Hold Tight ! 🤨
Happy 75th Dad!
Today I'm remembering your weirdness and your extraordinary capacity to love.
And for the folks out there who'd like to celebrate with me, go do something kind for someone. Make someone laugh. Put a little more good into the world.
Love you forever.
Rayner's justification for keeping the £17,000 you paid for:
"My severance payment was given to me at the time, I had worked in government for a period of time and then I came out of government for just under a year."
When the Tories kept their severance pay, Rayner said they had a "staggering lack of shame".
Letter to America @DonaldTrump
Firstly, thank you.
Mr President, you've shown remarkable patience dealing with Keir Starmer over the last 2 years. Frankly, you've lasted longer than most of us here in the UK.
Now you've got Ed Miliband to contend with, for that, we'd like to offer our sincerest apologies.
The Special Relationship means a great deal to us, and we hope it continues to thrive long after today's politicians have become tomorrow's pub quiz questions.
With a bit of luck, our next Parliament will come equipped with a bit more backbone, a bit more common sense, and at least a vague idea of which direction the country should be heading.
Until then, thanks for sticking with us.
Your British Pals across the water.