Westminster’s Time Is Coming to an End
The First Ministers of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have said that the break-up of the United Kingdom is inevitable and called for independence referendums. The latest escalation in the confrontation with London has sparked a heated public debate.Adam Brooks: This is outrageous…
This is outrageous… Labour said that tags would play a part in early release. Liars.
Patrick Christys: The other RNLI boat involved...
The other RNLI boat involved seems to have popped back up towards Eastbourne. It would be amazing if they didn’t land at Gosport - HUGE police presence there, coaches for migrants…must have cost the taxpayer a fortuneAdam Brooks: This is pure treason...
This is pure treason. Absolutely zero reason to give away our islands. To then PAY to give them up is clearly corruption at play.
Carl Benjamin: This is what it's all about...
This is what it's all about. They fear that if we are allowed to consider ourselves the English, we will look at the crimes committed against us and demand vengeance. Luckily for them we are reasonable, moderate men, and merely want to expel the wrongdoers.
Alice Smith: The mainstream Left loves Palestine...
The mainstream Left loves Palestine more than their own UK. The mainstream Right loves Ukraine more than their own UK.
Ben Habib: I don’t buy the idea of an early election...
I don’t buy the idea of an early election. Labour has a huge Commons majority. Andy Burnham would be gambling that away and potentially forcing his own party into a hung Parliament. My view is that his problem is much closer to home: his own MPs.
Liz Webster: Burnham tried to appease Brexit...
🚨 Burnham tried to appease Brexit and Brexit punished him for it. The Times reveals an extraordinary sequence of events. The EU had reportedly been prepared to exempt Britain from its “Made in Europe” rules, protecting our deeply integrated car industry and supply chains. But @andyburnham worried that Starmer’s reciprocal youth-mobility agreement would not pass the “Makerfield test” in his Leave voting constituency and sought to reopen it. Brussels responded by withdrawing the British exemption. So an attempt to appease Red Wall Brexit sentiment made the reset deteriorate, delayed the UK–EU summit and left British manufacturing facing an even greater threat. Now Burnham is refusing to rule out putting EU membership in Labour’s next manifesto. By trying to move one step away from Europe, he may have forced himself to move two steps closer. There is a powerful political journey here, if Burnham tells it honestly: Britain cannot demand European privileges while refusing reciprocity. We cannot protect British jobs through permanent Brexit red lines. And governing by the fears of one Leave-voting constituency cannot take precedence over the national interest. The “Makerfield test” has collided with economic reality. Reality won 🏆Adam Brooks: The Jewish community in this country...
The Jewish community in this country have been thrown under a bus since Labour came in.
Lee Hurst: Imagine being the darling...
Imagine being the darling of the left and directly involved in the prison suicide of a troubled woman. The left do hitch their wagons to the worst kind of people.Triple Blow to Households
Electricity bills could rise by 25% from January, costing a typical household more than £2,000 a year. Economists’ alarming forecasts have sparked a strong public reaction.
David Kurten: Scrap benefits to foreigners...
Scrap benefits to foreigners. It is gross financial irresponsibility to give £12,000,000,000 a year of Universal Credit to foreign nationals when the UK has a net national debt of £3,000,000,000,000 and an annual budget deficit of £150,000,000,000.Carl Benjamin: So British people have to pay tax...
So British people have to pay tax and foreigners don't. Crazy proposal from the immigrant leading the Conservative Party.Ben Habib: We have become a nation...
We have become a nation of dependency and a nation of victimhood. Successive governments created this through their approach to the welfare state. If a nation refuses to work then that nation goes bust and it does so pretty quickly. We have gone from the nanny state to the wet nurse.
Gareth Icke: Looks like the "Don't rape"...
Looks like the "Don't rape" leaflet isn't having the desired effect, then. I'm shocked.Adam Brooks: Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones...
Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones has confirmed that stalkers and domestic abusers will not be exempt from early release scheme 🤦🏻♂️Adam Brooks: Stop allowing thousands...
Stop allowing thousands of foreign men in then. Men that have no regard for women & girls. Men that are disproportionately attacking women.Liz Webster: The far right claiming that...
The far right claiming that “the whole of Europe is moving right” is not quite the scare tactic they think it is. If true, it demolishes their own case that the EU is some alien left-wing superstate from which Britain must remain isolated. And when Sweden votes left, they claim the votes of Swedish citizens with immigrant backgrounds somehow count less. Every citizen’s vote carries equal weight. That is democracy. Discounting people’s votes because of their ancestry is ethnic nationalism.
Jayda Fransen: Why on earth would we need...
Why on earth would we need special rape courts when the UK government have produced such compelling ‘don’t rape’ pamphlets?Alice Smith: They want you to defend the Ukrainian...
They want you to defend the Ukrainian border but won’t let you defend your own. They want you to fight under the EU flag but won’t let you fly your own. They want you to fight tyranny abroad but embrace it at home.Lee Hurst: Dear Andy Burnham...
Dear Andy Burnham The Britain you expect British working classes to fight for no longer exists. Go get recruits from your new friends that you sold them out for. Yours SincerelyAdam Brooks: If the Government released...
If the Government released crime data by nationality… the left wouldn’t have a single defence on mass immigration and illegals. That’s why they’re going to court to hide it.
Andrew Bridgen: Far from ending the conflict...
Far from ending the conflict in the Middle East is escalating again with President Trump considering strikes against the Houthis in Yemen after their attack on Riyadh where a ballistic missile was fired at the capital of Saudi Arabia. Events caused President Trump to returned early to the White House from Camp David, cancelling all of scheduled meetings and events US embassies across the Middle East — Israel, Iraq, Oman, Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, and Bahrain — issued security alerts. The Houthi’s have attacked Jeddah, Yanbu, Abha, Jazan, and the East-West pipeline, effectively preventing Saudi Arabia from exporting oil via the Red Sea as an alternative to the blockaded Strait of Hormuz. The world wide energy crisis is only deepening as if it was all planned out in advance.
Pat Condell: Their country is being stolen...
Their country is being stolen from under their noses, women and children being molested and raped, and this is what they're passionate about? Explains a lot.Ben Habib: So dumbed down has our politics...
So dumbed down has our politics become that we now have career politicians prepared to prostitute their own beliefs in pursuit of a parliamentary salary. Whether it comes from trade unions or crypto billionaires, once enormous sums of money enter party politics, the obvious question is: what influence does that money buy?Adam Brooks: If you’ve got to be told...
If you’ve got to be told not to rape underage girls… you should not be allowed into this country.Liz Webster: Reports of an early election...
🚨 Reports of an early election are speculation based on unnamed sources. Can Labour afford to pay for an early election? But @andyburnham faces a real dilemma: go early under existing rules, or wait while Reform transforms the mega private wealth into national infrastructure.
June Slater: Good grief, we've have the country...
Good grief, we've have the country wanting a revolution and some ding bat is panicking because she's heard cinnamon night be in short supply for Christmas..she's probably marked it on her tofu calendar and cried herself to sleep in her hemp mattress
Ben Judah: Labour has a challenge...
Labour has a challenge in answering this campaign of super wealthy Britons, leaning in to undermine the government, with their talk of severe national decline. Labour now too speaks of an uninterrupted national slide — “decades of neoliberalism” — and warns of “harsh times” to come. And that’s in a country where decline is a widely felt public perception. So these comments from the super rich on the front page resonate on terrain Labour has only softened by not owning the successes of 1997-2010 and by refusing to date this slide to 2016 with Brexit and hold Farage fully accountable for it.Read more