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Gunther Battenberg retweeted
When the history books are written, every one of these bastards will be remembered as the greatest traitors this country has ever suffered.
Their descendants will be ashamed to bear their names.
🚨 WATCH: Andy Burnham suggests he will back Lib Dem proposals to add "Black English" and "Asian English" as options on the census
#PMQs
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
Andy Burnham ordered to approve Rosebank – because EU is desperate for OUR oil. gbnews.com/politics/andy-bur…
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
Anyone who actually thought that another person had to be vaccinated to protect someone who was already vaccinated, is a retard.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
A hundred jobs. That is the permanent number, buried in the National Wealth Fund's own release under the phrase "over 100." The 2,300 is job-years across a supply chain while it is built.
The £12 billion is not the government's. RWE is German, KKR is American private equity, and they own the two projects fifty fifty. The state put in £1 billion, which is debt, sitting inside a £13 billion facility alongside thirty five international banks. Lending. It buys no share of the turbines and no share of the output. Three million homes is nameplate capacity, not delivery, and not before 2030.
Nor is any of this new. The consents were held, the seabed rights granted, the subsidy won in January at £91.20 a megawatt hour, index-linked, for twenty years. RWE bought the sites from Vattenfall in March 2024. Today the financing was signed. Financial close is the least newsworthy moment in a project's life, which is why it has been dressed as a triumph.
Power under British control, says the Prime Minister. German owners, an American fund, thirty five banks, and a guaranteed price underwritten by British bill payers.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
EXC: Tax Snoopers to Photograph Homes Without Permission for Labour’s ‘Mansion’ Tax order-order.com/2026/11/10/e…
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
I seriously do not drink enough to cope with the sheer idiocy of this policy.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
Was supposed to be joining @RupertLowe10 for a @RestoreBritain event tonight. If I had travelled to the UK, I would have been arrested on the spot and could have faced up to 4 years in prison.
I can’t visit for one day to give a speech, yet thousands of people without papers cross the Channel and are given free housing and citizenship.
All courtesy of @ShabanaMahmood and the @ukhomeoffice.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
Will the players of the Postcode Lottery really be thrilled to learn that they are funding a panoply of open borders, pro-trans and other far Left organisations and 'charities', asks Charlotte Gill. dailysceptic.org/2026/11/10/…
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
It just happened AGAIN. Some of you actually had a power cut this time, didn't you?
Our govt via Neso Energy just paid a whopping £1570/MWh to keep the lights switched on. Even higher than the £999 they paid in August.
THIS is why the govt is telling you to prepare supplies. Their mental Net Zero ideology is driving the country to ruin.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
🚨NEW: Hundreds of civil servants have been caught working multiple jobs
[@Telegraph]
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
It's a long time ago, but there was a time when an energy minister would be looking at the grid readouts and would be concerned to the extent of announcing a whole raft of remedial measures, recognising that the precarious state of our energy supply is becoming something of a national emergency. Instead we get a low IQ Liberian asylum seeker regurgitating all the elite preoccupations of 2006 as though millions of Britons were not having to choose between heating and eating this winter.
As #COP31 begins, my message is clear: no country can tackle the climate crisis alone.
Britain will work with countries around the world to tackle the climate crisis, while leading a transition at home that brings down bills, creates jobs and protects our communities.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
Eight-year-olds are told in one classroom video prepared by HMRC:
“You can think of tax as one shared bank account that everyone in the country pays into. The government is then in charge of looking after this bank account and sharing all the money to help everyone in the country. This money is also used to pay for the things that your town or city needs. When you’re older and you get a job, or maybe even start your own business, the taxes you’ll pay will all be added into this shared bank account."
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
Back on votes for 16 yesterday - inevitably, schools and teachers are being dragged in to 'help' 16 year olds make informed decisions when the law changes and they can vote. But herein lies a danger of politicising education - party politics could turn citizenship lessons into propaganda, resulting in toxic rows. And I am not convinced it won't compromise teacher impartiality. Just imagine which parties will be smeared. The minister interrupted me half way saying that the law already says schools need to be impartial. I reminded her that the Department for Education was only recently forced to clamp down on sectarian, pro-Gaza teachers.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
🚨🇬🇧 **PUBLIC AUDIT | WHO IS DAME ANNE OWERS DBE?**
**ONE WOMAN. DECADES OF INFLUENCE. IMMIGRATION, POLICING, PRISONS AND GOVERNMENT.**
Meet Dame Anne Owers.
🔎 General Secretary of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (1986–1992).
⚖️ HM Chief Inspector of Prisons (2001–2010).
🚔 Chair of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (2012–2017).
🏛️ Appointed to lead a government review of prison capacity in 2025.
💷 Became a trustee of the **Immigrants' Aid Trust** in September 2025.
**NOW FOLLOW THE MONEY.**
The Trust owns the premises used by JCWI.
Its 2024/25 accounts disclose:
💰 £100,000 annual rent paid by JCWI.
💰 £100,000 grant awarded back to JCWI.
🏢 Property recorded at approximately £1.275 million.
These arrangements predate her appointment.
**THE QUESTIONS:**
Who oversees these overlapping charity relationships?
What checks are in place to manage conflicts of interest?
How much did her government-commissioned reviews cost taxpayers?
And how are the financial arrangements independently scrutinised?
This is not an allegation of wrongdoing. These are documented connections that deserve transparent answers.
🔎 **PUBLIC AUDIT | THE HOUSE OF AYRES**
The investigation continues.
#PublicAudit #DameAnneOwers #JCWI #Transparency
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
HUGE POLL OUTCOME
In the latest Lord Ashcroft polling, nearly 80% of the over 5,000 people polled said that a larger membership fee was a completely unacceptable cost of rejoining the EU.
Not only has the EU budget doubled since #Brexit, but the rebate would also be gone.
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
Head of Bank of England is in the Fabian Society like Khan , most of Labour, Head of met police
All Fabians and Foreigners in my opinion should be banned from positions of power.
Fabian Society should be banned
They only exist to destroy us
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Remember
Gunther Battenberg retweeted
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I'm going to say the quiet part out loud — ITS A DONE DEAL
That EU Reset document due on 20th November? It's already been leaked. It's written in past tense. It's A DONE DEAL agreed, 💥🤦
No negotiation.
20th November is just theatre. Barmcake Burnham is being sent to Brussels to sign it off.
And the bits the press won't tell you ( they're rejoiners too! 😳 they are distracting you with the pet passport .
- NO COSTS mentioned. ha! Because WE are paying. For EU policy work, for the EU electricity market, for EU cohesion funds. Nothing was in the Budget for it.
We already have a good deal.
The document itself admits at Point 8 that the Brexit trade deal is the most ambitious of its kind and works effectively.
It's about control. Point 64 gives EU control over our exports and our supply chains for critical materials.
Are you kidding me 😳😳
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And energy. We have to follow EU renewable targets and join their expensive carbon tax scheme. That means higher bills and higher costs for British businesses.
They've been working on it in secret since May last year. Never asked us. Never offered a vote.
This isn't a reset. It's a surrender.
I'm surprised he's not waving a white flag 🤦
(Full details are in Catherine McBride's Substack, I shared the link earlier)