Edwin Hayward

15, April

Edwin Hayward: One irritating thing about politicians…

One irritating thing about politicians is their habit of pretending that two things cannot both be true. For example: The Tories cut defence spending. (True, but they claim it's not). Labour have been slow to increase defence spending (True, but they claim it's not). #pmqs

Philip Proudfoot

15, April

Philip Proudfoot: After the entire world has watched Israel commit a genocide…

After the entire world has watched Israel commit a genocide, and then its defenders used the false anti-semitism smear to try and silence those utterly disgusted at the relentless brutality, I don’t think, Steve, this absolute garbage is going to work anymore.

Andy Ngo

15, April

Andy Ngo: In San Francisco, illegal foreign nationals…

In San Francisco, illegal foreign nationals have flocked to the liberal city to take advantage of its taxpayer-funded homeless services that include offering expensive cosmetic transgender procedures, like breast implants. @choeshow reports:

Andrew Bridgen

15, April

Andrew Bridgen: Thousands are protesting in Belgium…

Thousands are protesting in Belgium this evening demanding remigration. The public dissatisfaction with the invasion of Europe by people who have no links to it, its history or culture is growing daily.

Liz Webster

15, April

Liz Webster: 🚨 WARNING…

🚨 WARNING: Britain is dangerously exposed to a food crisis. We produce too little of our own food, rely too heavily on imports, hold almost no reserves, and are failing to support the farmers we will depend on when global shocks hit. Government planning seems to assume that if we can keep supply chains moving, food will keep coming. But that ignores the bigger issue, what happens when there is less food globally. Countries feed themselves first. That’s when reliance on imports becomes a vulnerability, not a strength. Which is why domestic production isn’t optional, it’s resilience. 🧵

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