steve_l

Silence from good people allows unwanted change. Demographics are shifting fast—act politically while influence is possible.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

@ThePosieParker The parties’ leaderships have to reach an agreement for it to work,

[Rare | ♻️🇬🇧 @RareRestore]

I'm looking at a list of 142,712 UK Visa Sponsors 🔍🤔

That is, a list of every company who can legally bring skilled workers into the United Kingdom 🗝️🇬🇧

I note a minimum of:

‣ 465 pizza parlours
‣ 285 halal butchers
‣ 158 kebab vans
‣ 144 curry houses
‣ 67 vape shops
‣ 62 taxi firms
‣ 53 newsagents
‣ 33 with "786" in their name
‣ 15 car washes
‣ 4 valeters

Not one of the above requires a skilled worker, let alone the importation of said skilled worker.

With the above in mind you should ask yourself:

What the actual F is going on here?????

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

@shadowcanman That doesn’t fit with what we see with our eyes for Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge or Sevenoaks.

[Daniel Hannan @DanielJHannan]

As Dickens said, whatever happens to England happens first to Kent. In a by-election in Dover on Thursday, the three Rightist parties secured more than 55 per cent of the vote, but split it in such a way that the Greens won. Me in the @DailyMail.
https://t.co/F5FAChySIk

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

In Dover more people voted against the Greens than for them. The Greens still won. Reform lost by 34. Restore took 284.

First past the post rewards the largest single pile, not the largest combined side.

So you either back the party you want and lose the seat, or back whoever can stop Green or Labour and keep your own party small. And you can’t know which one that is. Nobody knows how the vote on the right will split until it has.

The party leaderships have to settle this, not the ballot paper. Council by-elections show the cost. A general election would too.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

@CPhilpOfficial @shadowcanman Anglophobia.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

If you honestly believe you or someone else is about to be killed or seriously injured, UK law allows reasonable force to stop that threat — including, in extreme cases, lethal force. Courts look at what you believed in the moment and whether the force was proportionate. Using a vehicle is possible in principle, though it would be heavily scrutinised. Not legal advice.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

@JohnCleese Yes. It’s an asset - just mismanaged.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

@Support_Pauline Persistent failure to integrate or acquire basic English looks like a fair basis for reviewing PR. A future government could expand the Migration Act’s cancellation grounds beyond character/fraud to include measurable language and integration standards.

[Big Time Charlie @shadowcanman]

Don't engage with the negative Blackpill merchants on here telling you everything is hopeless and every effort is a waste of time.

We are the scientists, the engineers, the technologists, the businessmen and women, the entrepreneurs.

We are the electricians, the mechanics, the welders, the carpenters, the craftsmen, the brickies, the farmers, the drivers and the tradesmen who keep the country moving.

The thinkers. The doers. The builders. The makers. The fighters.

Our people have built extraordinary things before. We can build extraordinary things again.

Pessimism builds nothing. Defeatism wins nothing.

And increasingly, I am convinced that some of the loudest “nothing can be done” accounts are simply communists LARPing as Patriots.

Build. Organise. Create. Win.

We are going to win. We always do.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

Instead of leading with “Labour’s darkest day,”

Reform MPs could actually get this checked: table parliamentary questions on the Aether terminal flights, demand the Home Office publish manifests and processing data, or press for an independent review of the whistleblower’s claims.

Serious allegations deserve proper scrutiny, not just social media pressure.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Amnesty International has truly lost the plot. It is promoting a so-called “Arday's law” which would to impose state-mandated limits on press coverage of one person. No doubt thru an Orwellian ‘Ministry of Truth.’ Truly totalitarian.
Defund @AmnestyUK.

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

The academic establishment has once again turned on Nathan Cofnas in a bid to silence and punish him.

@nathancofnas was the whistleblower who spoke out against Cambridge — despite facing legal threats.

Now, Ghent University has launched an investigation into him and, in short order, suspended him.

The Free Speech Union is increasingly alarmed by the relentless attacks on academics who dare to speak out.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Welcome to 'Jahangir Balti & Tandoori Restaurant' in St. Andrews. 

The business has been going for more than 12 years.

But in 2023, they appear to have settled on a new business model. 

Between 2023 and 2024 they received FORTY-TWO Certificates of Sponsorship for 'Skilled Worker' visas. 

42 workers in just two years.

For a single curry house. 

The firm remains an A-rated Skilled Worker sponsor. 

And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

It does not include the dependants these workers are likely to have brought with them. 

The ratio between workers and their dependants is often as high as 5 to 1.

That means this single curry house could have brought over 200 people to Britain. 

This is what the Tories did to our country.

Reform will send fraudsters packing and reverse the Boriswave scam.

[Steven Mabbs @mabbsy88]

To every person in the UK who doesn’t bother to vote

In 1944, 15-year-olds stormed the beaches of Normandy.

Boys who had barely left school lied about their age, climbed into landing craft, and ran into machine-gun fire so that this country could remain free.

They didn’t have the option of staying home because “it won’t change anything” or “they’re all the same.” They paid in blood so that you would one day have the right to choose who governs you.

That right is still yours. Most of you just don’t use it.

While you stay home, decisions about your borders, your streets, your taxes, your children’s future and the character of this country are made by people who never have to live with the consequences the way you do.

Low turnout is not neutrality. It is surrender.

Restore Britain is a party that will listen and put the people and the country first.

No more managed decline.
No more treating the British public as an afterthought.

The message is straightforward,
the people who actually live here should come first.

You don’t have to wait for some perfect moment. When the chance comes, local elections, by-elections, or a general election, go and vote for them. Register if you need to. Turn up. Put a cross in the box.

The boys who hit those beaches didn’t do it so their descendants could shrug and stay on the sofa. Honour what they did by using the freedom they bought.

Vote @RestoreBritain

[mike erwydd. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🇮✝️ @mikeerwydd1968]

This is former makerfield mp Josh Simmons he stood aside for andy Burnham.

Giving up a £92,000 job what a man you say.

Ahh but it turns out he's going to be head of policy on £180,000 a year.
Labour are rotten to the core.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

Spotted the Morning Star (the Communist Party’s paper) on sale at a BP in Tunbridge Wells.
Communist paper. BP petrol station. Tunbridge Wells. Britain. 2026.
Make of that what you will.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

@JackieD86388657 Weak leadership meets subterfuge.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

@FreyjaBakke The house of cards starts to fall.

[steve_l @stevel48196458]

Burnham’s “wealthy areas must take more migrants” line is classic divide-and-conquer. It ducks the real demand from voters: a government that actually controls the borders.

He arrived with no personal manifesto, no general election mandate, and a record that falls short of transformative delivery.

Capable, moral leadership seems lacking.