Retired Company owner ( Power Generation) Benny Hill impersonator ..blades forever
Sheffield, England
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Hypothetically if the UK gov u turned on current policy effectively telling all and everybody that our borders are open ‘ come one come all ‘ encouraging say 10k to come across weekly BUT approx 500 drowned every week would GL and his woke warriors think that’s a better policy ?? – at East Midlands, England
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UNBELIEVABLE 🤬
The PRIME MINISTER just stood at the despatch box and backed a bill he ADMITS he hasn't even read.
Asked about adding "Black English" and "Asian English" boxes to the census, Andy Burnham said:
"I haven't looked at the detail of the Bill but I stand here thinking that I would want to support that Bill"
Haven't read it. Backing it anyway. That's this Labour government in ONE sentence.
Small Boats and an illegal army of migrants still landing on our beaches every week. Families choosing between heating and eating.
Millions stuck on NHS waiting lists. 🇬🇧
And THIS gets a snap yes?
They're not running the country. They're running it into the ground 😡
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I feel bad that people even try and label an opinion like this extreme far right and villify white brits, the double standard is not fair when white people feel theyre being wrong but when they complain theyre called racists whereas many people in minortites are supported
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This is government gaslighting to a high degree.
1. It’s not a new announcement. The Norfolk East and West offshore wind projects were announced earlier this year as part of the AR7 round of contracts.
2. No way does it bring down prices. Those behind it, energy giant RWE + global investors KKR, were guaranteed an above-market strike price of £91.20/MWh based on 2024 prices — indexed linked for 20 years. That guarantee is already worth £97/MWh in 2026. This is v expensive energy.
3. What is new is that the costs of developing offshore wind have soared. So the government has now had to chip in £1 billion of the £12 billion investment needed from the National Wealth [Destruction] Fund. So more state subsidy on top of the massive subsidies for two foreign companies implicit in the price guarantees embedded in AR7.
4. Far from cheaper electricity this embeds high-cost electricity in the system for 20 years.
5. So much for the Chancellor’s Budget pledge to ‘only build new projects when they lower prices’. This does the opposite — and at enormous expense to the taxpayer and electricity user.
Gaslighting indeed.
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Where ARE the quality wind jobs?
Thousands of oil workers have lost their jobs.
Investment in offshore wind and clean power is creating quality jobs and rebuilding industry, while delivering the clean power we need to lower bills and reach net zero.
As the world gathers at COP31, Britain is leading from the front as a renewable energy powerhouse, turning the fight against climate change into a brighter future for British companies, industrial communities, and future generations.
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My daughters school had 2 minutes silence today and a boy playing the Last Post on the bugle.
She said when the all went outside for lunch all of the Muslim boys were taking the piss and saying fuck this country, they would never fight for Britain and if they had to they would go back to Pakistan.
These boys are 15 years old.
How does that make you feel?
Right or left I don't care, what is your reaction?
I am not surprised in the slightest. We are fucking heading for absolute disaster in this country. Where do they get this attitude from?
Home that's where.
Sad times
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Here's a theory...
I know that Walliams and Brand are both deviants and I wouldn't trust either with my Nan, but the timing seems interesting.
I see Maggie Oliver has taken the govt to court over the rape gang enquiry too.
Is this maybe an effort to flood the news cycle with stories of white British sex offenders in a bid to draw heat away from the elephant in the room?
The language around Walliams in particular is including the word "Grooming" and awful lot, even though he hasnt been charged with anything yet.
Maybe it's all just a coinkydink!
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We had generations of English & British people born in India, they always remained English/British.
You know what else they did after 190 years of being in India also?
They uprooted and left.
Millions WILL go.
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I went through the entire British education system and even got a history degree without ever learning about the Anglo-Saxons. In fact I only learned of Æthelstan through a social media post about the church he is in having a leaky roof.
We MUST do better as a nation.
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Look no further than Sophy Ridge’s post this morning to see how easily the Westminster lobby is taken for a ride on Net Zero. Sky’s lead presenter breathlessly announces £12bn for two offshore wind projects "off the east coast of Scotland". They aren’t in Scotland. They are Norfolk Vanguard East and West—50km off East Anglia. No 10 slipped "Scotland" into a press release, and the lobby typed it out without checking a map.
If they won’t check which country a £12bn project is in, they certainly won’t check the balance sheet.
Strip away the slogans from Ed Miliband’s zealots and look at the financial engineering. We are told this is "homegrown British energy." In reality, it is a 50:50 joint venture between German giant RWE and New York private equity firm KKR. Taxpayers are handing over £1bn from the National Wealth Fund to de-risk their equity, while locking households into a 20-year inflation-linked Contract for Difference at £91.20/MWh in 2024 prices—well over £100/MWh today. For two decades, your energy bill will legally underwrite the guaranteed yield of a Wall Street fund.
Where do the industrial jobs go? Not here. The 184 turbines come from Denmark’s Vestas, backed by Danish export finance. Worse, the steel monopile foundations were promised to the SeAH factory at Teesworks in Redcar. In April, RWE pulled the plug on the Teesside contract for Vanguard West—triggering North East job cuts—and outsourced fabrication to Bilbao in Spain and Nordenham in Germany, underwritten by German export agency Euler Hermes. British taxpayers put up the £1bn subsidy; German and Spanish factories get the heavy engineering.
Then look at the environmental reality Net Zero ideologues ignore. Building 184 15MW turbines requires over 400,000 tonnes of virgin blast-furnace steel, thousands of tonnes of copper, and Chinese rare-earth neodymium and dysprosium mined in toxic conditions. To connect it, developers are using compulsory purchase powers to rip a 60km, 45m-wide trench—wider than a motorway—through prime Norfolk farmland from Happisburgh to Necton, pouring tens of thousands of tonnes of concrete into 150 jointing bays and a 300m converter substation.
Before a single blade turns, the embedded carbon from smelting steel, curing concrete, and running diesel jack-up vessels across the North Sea is vast. The switchgear relies on sulphur hexafluoride (SF6)—a gas 23,500 times more potent than CO2 that lingers for 3,200 years. And when these turbines hit the end of their 20-year subsidy life? We are left with 552 epoxy-resin blades, each 115m long, which cannot be economically recycled at scale and end up shredded, incinerated, or buried in landfill, while 400,000 tonnes of rusting steel stay driven into the seabed.
Yet Kemi Badenoch and the Tories now tour studios calling Net Zero "fantasy politics," hoping we have amnesia. Look at her record:
In June 2019, she waved through Theresa May’s statutory Net Zero 2050 target in 90 minutes without objection.
In 2022, she boasted at the dispatch box that Net Zero would cost "under 2% of GDP."
She sat in the Cabinet that passed the Energy Act 2023, expanding the exact CfD subsidy racket behind this £12bn RWE/KKR stitch-up.
The uniparty built this machine together, mortgaging our industrial base to foreign utilities and private equity, giving Britain the highest industrial electricity prices in the developed world while paying gas stations to sit on standby when wind drops to 4%.
Only Reform UK—led by Nigel Farage and Richard Tice—will rip up the Net Zero mandates, scrap the CfD racket, fast-track domestic North Sea oil, gas, and modular nuclear, and stop treating British billpayers as a cash cow for global finance.
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En liten påminnelse: När Algeriet blev självständigt 1962 tvingades omkring en miljon etniska fransmän lämna landet och återvandra till Frankrike. En absolut majoritet av dem var födda i Algeriet.
Många hade aldrig ens satt sin fot i Frankrike. Ändå tvingades de lämna sina hem, sina företag, sina arbeten och sina sociala sammanhang bakom sig.
Varken den svenska eller den franska vänstern motsatte sig detta. Tvärtom var man rentav positiv.
När de i dag säger att återvandring är omoralisk och orealistisk menar de alltså bara den återvandring som vi förespråkar.
Vi har ingenting att behöva rättfärdiga inför dem.
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The Government has looked survivors in eyes for years and swore that “lessons would be learned” from the suffering of millions of little girls and boys. They promised they would do better.
SPOILER ALERT: they haven’t.
Ministers have made countless promises to implement the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse. They promised justice, action, accountability, and change.
Those promises have been rehashed time and time again by senior politicians across successive governments.
But now?
The Government says that we cannot rely upon ministerial promises made in Parliament, and that such promises cannot give rise to expectations about future action. They are trying to hide behind Parliamentary privilege to claim immunity against anything they say in the Chamber of power.
They are using their privilege to do the very thing they promised to put a stop to:
Avoiding accountability.
If the public can’t rely on promises made in Parliament, what can we rely on?
If survivors can’t trust that those in power will finally admit their failings and act to prevent other little girls and boys from suffering the way they did, what can they trust?
We hear ministers make promises.
We’re told lessons have been learned.
We expect change to follow.
Despite being ignored by the political elite for decades, survivors have been asked to put their faith in those very same people.
Survivors have spent years putting their faith into Ministers who had never once proven themselves worthy of that faith, hoping that they weren’t lying when they promised that this time would be different.
To now be told that Ministerial promises cannot be relied upon is not just a legal argument, it is a fundamental betrayal of survivors.
More than that, it is a betrayal of every little girl and boy across the UK who is vulnerable to abuse because the Government refuses to make the changes they promised to protect against future abuse.
Today, the Government has to answer for their inaction without any Parliamentary privilege to hide behind.
This is David vs. Goliath.
And we’re all rooting for David.
Thank you, @TMOFCharity.
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The English are an ethnic group, but their dna is only 40% to 50% Anglo-Saxon. The rest is made up of the original Celtic people who inhabited the whole of the British Isles. And those Celts themselves were assimilated with the inhabiting Beaker people who arrived 2.500 years ago. So the English, Welsh, Scots and Irish have genetically far more in common with each other, than anyone else. And those of us with English dna go back 2,500 years here, not just to the Anglo-Saxon invasion.
We are a North West European ethnic group who happen to be white. We are not African (not even Cheddar man), Indian, Pakistani or Arabic. Not a bit.
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The media is obsessed with slimeball celebrity predators- latest allegations are against David Walliams - while Maggie Oliver has to sue the government to get action for tens of thousands of victims of Pakistani rape gangs.
I know which story I think is more important.
@MaggieOliverUK
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It’s straightforward and factual for me. If you have any English/Anglo/Celtic/Viking genes then you have that ancestry. If you have not but are a British citizen then you are British but not English, Irish, Scottish or Welsh. You can’t claim to be genetically a race you are not. I can’t be Nigerian just by living in Nigeria. I may obtain citizenship but that doesn’t make me Nigerian ethnically.
By all means share our culture but don’t steal our ethnicity while claiming victimhood from racism from the indigenous population which you also claim to be.
The whole argument is a far-leftist argument which we saw with the ‘what is a man and what is a woman’ argument which ended up in the Supreme Court. It’s absurd. It’s also not a coincidence that this flawed argument is arising at a time that British patriots are celebrating our forefathers sacrifices in war, our history and culture and ethnicity.
White Lives Matter just the same as red, green or yellow ones. But don’t deny us our race!
The Wyvern Fellowship is lodging a formal complaint with the police against Josh Babarinde MP, alleging a hate crime.
Mr Babarinde has proposed a bill that would effectively deny the English their God-given right to maintain their identity. He proposes to allow anyone to identify as English on the national census. Under international law, genocide is defined by specific acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group.
Allowing anyone to identify as English means that the designation ceases to have any meaningful content and, in effect, that no one is English.
This bill constitutes yet another example of institutional anti-White racism and will inevitably heighten racial tensions. It risks further inflaming an already volatile situation.
Mr Babarinde himself does not identify as English, having previously spoken proudly of his Nigerian heritage. In fact, the vast majority of ethnic minorities living in England do not identify as English. This bill serves no purpose other than as an insult to those who value English identity- the so-called “little Englanders” whom Mr Babarinde appears to despise.
Should our report to the police prove unsuccessful, we will pursue every legal avenue available to ensure that this bill never sees the light of day.
The English are a people. Our existence is non-negotiable, and we will not permit anti-White racists such as Mr Babarinde to discriminate openly against us.
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Only someone who is of Anglo-Saxon or Celtic heritage can be ethnically English.
Holding a specific nationality or embracing someone’s culture cannot change your ethnicity, as ethnicity is rooted in biology.
Someone who is not Anglo-Saxon or Celtic can however be culturally English and are often accepted as ‘English’ despite not being ethnically English.
There is however a clear distinction between English as an ethnicity and English as a culture.
This is not ‘racism’ or even unreasonable as most of the world has a clear understanding of what ethnicity is. If an husband and wife from India moved to Japan and had children there, the children would be seen as ethnically Indian, but possibly culturally Japanese depending on their upbringing.
Denying the distinct English ethnic group is not only denying reality, but also dangerous as it enables racism and discrimination against the ethnic English to continue.
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This will be covered up, then...
Scientists have uncovered shock new evidence based on carbon isotopes that suggests the recent rise in atmospheric CO2 has little or nothing to do with fossil fuels, says Chris Morrison. dailysceptic.org/2026/11/10/…
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🚨BREAKING: Calls for Shabana Mahmood to resign after it was revealed that 20,000 foreign offenders remain free in UK despite removal orders
Figures for June 2025 show around 20,000 foreign criminals living freely in British communities with removal rates as low as 1 in 20 for nationalities including Nigeria and Algeria.
Of 773 Nigerian offenders only 37 were returned in the previous 12 months while Algeria had a 4.2 per cent rate and Jamaica saw just 24 deported from 775 at liberty.
Should she go?
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Staggering financial incompetence.
Britain has so far spent nearly £300 billion on renewable subsidies.
Why?
Because we want to reduce the gas bill for making electricity - around £5 billion per year
Spending £300 to save on £5 is utterly nuts!
No wonder we have the highest electricity prices in the world
subsidyclock.co.uk/
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David Walliams has just been suspended from the Labour Party.
I don’t think the BBC, ITV or Channel 4 have bothered reporting the political angle.
I mean, why would they? He wasn’t in Reform UK.
