lee townrow (TOFF)

It takes time for people to fall in love with you.... But its inevitable. Music is Power - BLADES⚔️-ENGLAND FOREVER🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🏉🌹ENG , Brexit, Yorkshire 👊

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@JamesMelville @ClimateRealists imagine if we actually implemented brexit like we could have instead of arguing about it for 10 years we’d be miles ahead

[PeterExpat.🇬🇧 @GhostHexpat]

@Ed_Miliband "It's time to tell Putin the truth. The world knows that Russia is failing in this war. The Russian people can feel it and ministers know it too."

Russian debt is $400bn. Roughly 18% of GDP.

Ours is £3 Trillion. 94% of GDP.

Which government is fucking their people?

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@AllThingsBlades United v weds only true derby there ,2 clubs 1 city

[Bev Turner @beverleyturner]

Just one of the many truth bombs from @POTUS speech at the #UN.

"It is deeply ironic that the United Nations has an entire institution, the UNESCO group of people and countries, devoted to protecting cultural heritage — yet, with their ceaseless promotion of mass migration, these globalists are actively destroying the greatest cultures and most extraordinary heritage in history. There is no human right to illegal immigration, but there is a right to remain a sovereign nation.”

Follow it all on @GBNEWS
throughout the evening.

[🇬🇧Jack-Ryan Turner🏴‍☠️ @JackRyanTurner]

Cost of a new type 45 destroyer:

£1.1B

Cost of migrant UC payments:

£12B

If we weren't ran by traitors and retards we would recover quicker than you expect.

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@Artemisfornow Just back from Cyprus guy had a merc minibus 850k on clock 😂👌

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

Billy’s gunna get ya ⚔️⚔️

[FTBL_Planet @FTBL_Planet]

When Vinnie Jones joined Sheffield United in 1990, he walked into a dressing room containing one of the few footballers whose reputation for being a hard man comfortably exceeded his own.

Billy Whitehurst had been brought back to Bramall Lane by Dave Bassett and had spent years frightening centre-halves around the country.

Neil Ruddock later admitted Whitehurst “scared the life out of me.”

And years later, when Jones was doing an Evening with Vinnie Jones and somebody in the audience asked what it was like being known as football’s hardest man, Billy happened to be sitting in the front row.

Jones just pointed at him.

“You best ask that man.”

The two became friends at Sheffield United and would regularly go out together in the city.

One of their usual places was Henry’s on Cambridge Street.

“Sheffield Wednesday never went out.”

“They don’t go out in case they bumped into us.”

One night, Jones, Whitehurst and some of the other United players were drinking in Henry’s when a group of Wednesday supporters were in there as well.

There were a couple of big lads among them.

The two groups had been looking across at each other for a while until eventually the challenge came.

“Come on then.”

“Your best two against our best two.”

For United, that meant Whitehurst and Jones.

The four of them went outside, walked around the corner and settled it away from the bar.

It did not take long.

“They pasted them.”

“Just laid them out.”

Jones and Whitehurst walked back around the corner, went straight inside Henry’s and carried on drinking as though nothing had happened.

“Two pints please!”

Whitehurst was given the task of fighting the bigger man.

“I floored him with one punch.”

“I thought I’d killed him.”

Jones was a “self-confessed creator of havoc” and had seen enough fights himself over the years.

But even he never forgot the punch Whitehurst threw that night.

“Billy threw one of the best right-handers I’ve ever seen.”

“Inside or outside a prize-fight ring.”
#football

[Matthew Pinner @MattPinner_]

The oil price today is £96 a barrel as petrol approaches £2 per litre. In June 2008, it hit £109 a barrel yet petrol was £1.19 per litre 🤔

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@technopopulist Can’t put us in prison there full 😂

[Russia X 🇷🇺 @Rusia_HD]

🚨 BREAKING:

🇷🇺🇪🇺Russian President Vladimir Putin once again sent a message to European citizens:

“We don’t want to fight you, we want to cooperate with you”

“I want to say once again: Russia has no aggressive intentions toward Europe or European countries. We simply have no basis for this whatsoever.

We are ready for cooperation and for restoring relations with our European neighbors.”

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@GBPolitcs I’d love this to happen , then when no fucker signs up they’ll be like , but why , can’t fly your own flag in your own country but you can die for us 🤦‍♂️

[𝔾𝕣𝕚𝕗𝕥𝕪 @TheGNPE]

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says Britain is on the slide because of immigration, benefits and tax

The Ineos founder, 73, told the BBC nobody is tough enough to deal with the immigration problem or the benefits problem, but somebody needs to do it or it ends in a bad place.

He said Britain had the greatest empire and won two world wars, but it is quite difficult to see how the slide is arrested. He also said if you tax everybody to death they are all going to leave. He lives in Monaco.

In February he said you cannot have an economy with 9 million people on benefits and huge levels of immigrants coming in, and that the UK has been colonised. He later apologised for offending some people.

The Government rejected his warning on energy supply and said the country has a diverse mix.

I'm not a Man Utd supporter but i like this guy

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

Just back from Holmfirth picturedome absolutely quality venue & town , Clone Roses smashed it

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@Worldsource24 Fantastic news. This will piss all the right people off 😂😂👌

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@Lindstar24 Thick as zoo glass

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@TRobinsonNewEra Diversity is strength though people don’t forget that

[lee townrow (TOFF) @tofftown]

@TheGNPE Look up Prick in the dictionary roger waters name comes up

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

This may well go down as the single greatest transfer of public assets by elected democratic governments in world history.

Without any serious consultation with their own citizens, Western governments eagerly aligned with the UN and signed onto framework agreements like the 2015 Paris Accord. What began as voluntary international targets rapidly morphed into binding domestic legislation.

The resulting legacy is the systematic exclusion of taxpayers from decision-making, while administrations power ahead, committing billions in subsidies to unproven pet projects—such as Australia’s much-hyped green hydrogen initiative.

Virtually all heavy industry across the West is now in chronic decline. Manufacturing jobs are being hollowed out, striking directly at power-intensive sectors like electric arc steel, aluminium smelting, and fertiliser production. Once-abundant, cheap, and reliable hydrocarbon energy is being degraded and decommissioned in favour of weather-dependent renewables.

Simultaneously, the supply chain for this transition has been handed lock, stock, and barrel to Beijing. China now produces roughly 90% of all photovoltaic components, refined critical minerals, and panel hardware—cementing its position as the greatest manufacturing power in history through an unprecedented transfer of Western wealth.

In place of high-density power generation, more than a million wind turbines and an estimated 9 billion solar panels are now scattered across open farmlands, hillsides, and coastal vistas. Because these sources are intermittent and unreliable, integrating them into existing power grids presents a colossal $21 trillion global infrastructure challenge.

Prior to this shift, Western industrial policy prioritised dense, dispatchable energy security. Today, governments unilaterally lock in multi-decade decarbonisation commitments that outlast their electoral tenures by decades. Vast tracts of public and agricultural land are greenlit and bulldozed for transmission corridors, access roads, and sprawling industrial turbine arrays—all to serve an intangible belief system that vilifies carbon dioxide, the very driver of essential energy and biological growth.

The tangible result? Some of the most expensive household power bills in modern history, the destruction of dispatchable coal and gas capacity, and severe damage to national industrial, economic, and defensive resilience.

As one outraged writer noted, Net Zero stands as perhaps the most diabolical act of self-inflicted harm ever visited upon democratic nations by their own leadership.

Government by regulatory decree is not government by representation. Mandating a multi-decade economic rewiring without an explicit electoral mandate violates the fundamental social contract between the state and the citizen. Locking in 30-year subsidy contracts strips future generations of their democratic right to adjust policy based on real-world performance.

If we weren’t so accustomed to being betrayed, it would be recognised for what it is: a raw, heavy-handed exercise in power at the expense of the people.

[Lee Harris @LeeHarris]

When John Healey was Defence Secretary, he didn't know how many frigates we had.

Now as Chancellor, he didn't realise how bad the public finances are.

John Healey shouldn't be anywhere near a position of power. The man is a colossal idiot.