Please take a few minutes to read my article explaining why your freedom to drive is under real threat. See why, after 17 years of fighting for motorists, I am still going to keep on campaigning for your right to choose how you travel.
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@ArchRose90 He was feeding their fetish and couldn’t stop the lies. It came crashing down and he took the flack, whilst not one of them spoke out they kept their heads down hoping it would pass. Shameful.
What if the real beneficiary of mass migration isn't the migrant, the local community, the taxpayer or even the national economy?
What if it's currency itself?
Follow the money. Every migrant creates expenditure: accommodation, hotels, housing, healthcare, transport, security, lawyers, charities, NGOs, translators, councils, contractors and administrators.
Government borrows and spends. Contractors get paid. Wages get paid. Money moves. And who benefits when money moves? Banks.
An economic migrant could be a net COST to Britain while simultaneously generating enormous amounts of economic activity. Those statements aren't contradictory. Tax is a distraction, it's not really like your wallet, there are no actual black holes. All spending is ideological, money isn't real. And the closer we get to cashless the more you will understand that money itself is an ideology, the transaction becomes tied to you as a person and the banks can just tale it all away in a moment's click.
And sitting above this vast merry-go-round isn't your local council or even Westminster. It's a financial system built around credit, debt, spending, growth and the constant circulation of currency. You are much more profitable servicing debt than being in credit.
Side note: If you want to save yourself get out of debt whilst you can, don't buy things you can't afford.
So ask the uncomfortable question: who benefits from endlessly expanding population, government spending, borrowing, credit, transactions and asset demand, even when ordinary citizens become poorer?
Because once you follow the money far enough, the little boxes marked “charity”, “contractor” and “government” may not be the top of the food chain at all. Looking for one evil mastermind misses the point. And Burnham doesn't need to understand some grand plan. Politicians, corporations, NGOs and activists can each respond to the incentives immediately in front of them.
Ideological movements can then provide the moral justification for policies that keep expenditure and expansion going: migration, Net Zero, endless government programmes, whatever the cause happens to be. The people playing the game don't need to understand who or what they're playing for. They've been given shiny useful idiot badges and/or financial incentives.
We need a free UK from the banks and global finance movement, it's the answer to pretty much everything.
Little things you can do. Have less but shop local. Waste less. Save rather than borrow. Try very very hard to reduce your personal debt. Pay in cash. These things are annoying and I'm not saying I do them all either, I do shop local.
Excluding mortgages, Brits pay the banks, credit card and other financial companies £25 billion a year in interest, that's £2.85 million every hour. (Estimated £250 billion non mortgage debt, £1,734,000,000,000 is the outstanding mortgage debt, which means a total of £100billionish interest per annum)
Imagine if that was being invested in the next generation instead?
I'm prepared to be wrong on this... feel free to offer a better solution, I'm all ears. Frankly we need an escape.
This is an unedited recorded call from the @metpoliceuk who you might think is played by the hilarious @rickygervais but it’s not. It’s probably too far fetched for him.
Enjoy.
@MoJGovUK@AlexDaviesJones A probation service who will be overwhelmed with early release so much so they are having to early reset offenders cutting short supervision of offender to deal with the extra load. Plus the extended SSO period to 3yrs will mean less people going to prison and more on probation.
🚨Puberty Blockers Trial Update🚨
It is with a heavy heart that I announce that we will not be appealing in our failed judicial review to stop the puberty blockers trial.
We looked at every possible angle for appeal but do not believe the merits are there, given how extremely high thresholds involved.
Make no mistake, the High Court judgment does not negate the irreversible harm that will be caused to children who take part in this trial.
Thank you to everyone who supported us during this campaign and I’m sorry to not bring better news.
I will continue to do whatever I can to stop this trial taking place and will be working with colleagues on alternative strategies over the coming weeks.
@NormanBrennan They are pushing the problem on an already over stretched Probation Service whose main job is risk assessment and keeping the public safe. When they are overwhelmed risk assessments will inevitably get missed and the public are more at risk. Just deport foreign criminals FGS!
@DailyMail Did they not have KC’s? Why were they given LA for KC’s on an ABH charge? I assumed they had paid privately for them. KC’s are only granted on the most serious cases, not ABH.
@ukhomeoffice This farce needs to stop. We all know this could be stopped in an instant, it’s clear our government doesn’t want to. The big question is why, why are the doing this to the detriment of our country?