"The final legacy of Starmer is to (force feed us the BBC version of events via social media).
"I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but my God!"
@Fox_Claire
Hmm I could swear there was something else we do in Britain at 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month?
Oh never mind, let’s we forget.
Great integration chaps, well done 👍
It’s not ‘racist’ to notice that England is undergoing convulsive demographic change. There is no historical precedent for the levels of migration that have been imposed on us – and against our will. The English are disappearing, says Patrick West
https://t.co/GCMmRMZAe8
The UK government has, since April, spent no less than £61 billion - that’s £61,000,000,000 - on debt interest payments.
That’s equivalent to our entire annual defence budget - on just half a year’s worth of debt service costs, not paying back a penny of our national debt.
For £61bn you could build 40 state-of-the-art hospitals.
Or employ 100,000 nurses for a decade
Or fund free-at-the-point-of-use social care, across the entire UK, for three years.
Watch this short “When The Facts Change” video for more on the UK’s soaring debt interest bill - the biggest national scandal our mainstream media continues to ignore.
It’s fascinating that British young people (and especially blacks) have been so thoroughly indoctrinated into treating Windrush as some great historical year zero, on par with Columbus’s arrival in the Americas or the Fall of Constantinople, when it was about as consequential as a ferry crossing from Dublin to Liverpool on any given day in 1952.
The extent to which its historical significance has been inflated retrospectively for propagandistic purposes (in order to manufacture a shared origin story among wildly disparate people) is embarrassingly heavy-handed.
Good piece here by @RobertJenrick summarising the mounting pile of evidence which shows mass migration has been a disaster for British workers.
Three new studies point to the same conclusion.
https://t.co/S5K6GoaEBi
Tony Smith has worked in border enforcement for 50 years; he makes some excellent points:
1) Leaving the ECHR alone will not stop the small boats. You will, at minimum, also need to amend (or repeal) the Human Rights Act and Modern Slavery protections.
2) Border force should be able to detain migrants indefinitely; unless they agree to a voluntary return or produce the necessary documents — 98% of small boat arrivals arrive without a passport, they are told to throw their passports, phones and any other documentation into the sea by the smugglers, as this makes it essentially impossible for the Home Office to determine who these people actually are.
3) Successive Governments have lacked the political will to amend UK legislation and return to the system we had from the 1970s to the 1990s; which allowed border force to detain and deport people quickly.
4) The House of Lords is a big barrier to tightening immigration and asylum law, as they are sympathetic to the wishes of migrants and asylum seekers over the wishes of the British public.
@TheHauskarl They're awful. I used to run a Travelodge nights. On fri & sat we'd have these security guards. Lazy, straight off a plane from Pakistan and scared of the pissed up customers which is literally why they were there. I sent a few home. This didn't make me popular with management.