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⚠️ Bill Gates is NOT warning you! Gates isn't really worried at all.
Gates is preparing you for the implementation of UN agreements the UK and other UN member states have already adopted.
He is simply verbalising the changes that will be imposed on citizens over the next few years. This is what they have planned for.
▪️A future in which human labour is no longer essential.
▪️A new taxation and welfare system to support a population as AI will remove huge amounts of paid work. (UBI is the most likely method)
▪️A new international authority overseeing AI. The UN has already positioned itself at the centre of global AI governance.
▪️Governments deciding which jobs humans are allowed to keep, based on UN frameworks.
▪️International regulation determining who is allowed to develop and operate the most powerful AI. Decided of course by the UN.
Now think about what all of that actually means. And remember that Bill Gates gave almost $500 MILLION to the UN in 2025 alone. He is just one of the private unelected funders and elites in these global institutions writing this agenda.
The world is about to change beyond recognition, governed through institutions we don't elect. Their wealth will grow exponentially, leaving a massive dependent underclass and a tiny, extraordinarily wealthy elite controlling most of the productive infrastructure.
History has seen that arrangement before... The last time it became quite that extreme in France, they cut all their heads off.
As usual, these people think you are too stupid to see it. I'm telling you to see it very clearly.
If you want to know all the details of every strand of this web you can read it in my book ⚠️
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
Andy Burnham wants to reopen the debate on EU free movement.
Meanwhile, Britain has 981,000 young people not in employment, education or training.
Nearly ONE MILLION young people.
Shouldn't we be focusing on getting them into work, improving skills and creating opportunities before looking abroad for more workers?
Our young people deserve a chance.
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
Britain's £662m deal pays for a 1,050-strong French police force on the Channel beaches, the Telegraph reports. Why are we paying France to guard its own coast?
Britain as it is, not as they tell you. Follow us 👇
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
@neso_energy has issued an emergency instruction to the Camster windfarm in Scotland
All day NESO has been issuing warnings that it didn't have enough turndown capacity in Scotland so I guess they had to instruct capacity off regardless of the Bids and Offers in the BM
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
Not surprising after a whole bunch of warnings of insufficient turndown in the BM in Scotland today
After record balancing costs in September, October looks like it might be a even higher
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
Britain just crossed £3 TRILLION in national debt.
Yet ahead of the Budget, Andy Burnham's answer is to hand English mayors another £1.5 BILLION borrowing facility.
We are already spending £100bn+ a year just on debt interest, money that should be funding schools, hospitals, or tax cuts for squeezed families.
Yes, sensible investment matters, and £1.5bn isn't the whole debt pile. But borrowing isn't free money, it's a habit Whitehall refuses to break.
How about trying something radical?
Cut waste, get value for what we already spend, and live within our means.
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
Power cuts for hours is the most likely scenario as @ofgem has issued a warning for the first time EVER they Cannot Guarantee that demand will be met on a peak day in winter. Let’s be clear what that means. They cannot guarantee that homes will be warm, lights come on or industry function on a peak day this winter.
“Be ready by having some everyday essentials… three litres of water per person per day, tinned goods... to last a few days”
Speaking to @vicderbyshire, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting details advice to households to be prepared for a “dangerous and turbulent world”.
#Newsnight
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
Why is she ignoring service exports, which have risen by 28% over the same period?
“The evidence is really clear in terms of 20% down in exports to the EU, 16,000 businesses no longer exporting to the EU, it has been the red tape on the EU deal we got, has been damaging to the economy”
@AngelaRayner
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Funded by Soros
“We didn’t publish this report lightly.”
@harry_qp explains why Britain needs to rethink its long-term strategic position in a world of growing geopolitical instability.
With the US no longer an ally the UK can simply depend on, Britain needs close partners that can match the scale of today’s challenges and share our values.
Watch 👇
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Labour truly are experts at producing reasons to leave.
HMRC is sending out an intrusive letter to those people it regards as wealthy, asking for large quantities of information about their personal affairs and assets.
One person who received the letter said: “Who do these people think they are, the Stasi? This will only encourage more people to leave.”
Lizzie Murray, a partner at the accountants Saffery, advised that: “Taxpayers should not feel obliged to provide wide-ranging amounts of information to HMRC. Details of an individual’s wider asset base are only relevant to the extent that HMRC has concerns that income, gains or other taxable events relating to those assets have not been properly reported.”
While HMRC is currently claiming that these letters are only being sent to the very wealthy, no doubt it won't be long before every higher or additional rate taxpayer gets one.
This fishing expedition is an intolerable intrusion into the private lives of British citizens and should be stopped forthwith.
We post the full text of the letter in the thread below.
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Rachael 🧒 retweeted
You want an honest discussion Andy? Try this
17.4 million people voted to stop this freedom of movement shambles and now a PM with fewer than 25,000 votes from a constituency which voted overwhelmingly to leave the EU … arrogantly thinks he has a mandate to take the rest of us back in.
He doesn’t 💣
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
🚨NEW: Chancellor John Healey has drawn up plans to announce a "green tax" on imported fuel in next week's Budget
[@Telegraph]
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🚨BREAKING: Mohamed Abotaka, who police believe to be a Syrian migrant, has been charged with murder after a body was discovered stuffed inside a wheelie bin in Plymouth
[@SkyNews]
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
‼️ BREAKING - They don’t want you to know.
France’s PM has reportedly asked FOUR major telecoms companies to prepare to BLOCK access to X, TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat. So unrest can be buried.
But you know really it’s the suppression of information. To shut you up. You wont retaliate if you don’t know it’s happening.
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
BREAKING: 'Syrian migrant' charged with murder after body discovered in wheelie bin off UK waterfront
gbnews.com/news/migrant-cris…
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
Why is the government allowing this mostly migrant ‘cash in had trade’ in the first place?
We are not a rickshaw country, we have black cabs and uber. Both pay tax. Just ban this trade.
Then deport them all. Simple and easy. Not a racist thing, just an economy thing.
Rachael 🧒 retweeted
FRANCE UPDATE
Unions now claiming 800,000 protesting countrywide, as last Saturday. That’s a stretch. The pictures don’t bear that out. The Interior Ministry says 410,000, which is more like it.
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NET ZERO: C40 Cities, bankrolled by US billionaire Mike Bloomberg, works through city mayors to advance far-reaching Net Zero policies - including measures designed to restrict car use.
This allows policies never clearly put to voters in a national manifesto to spread from city to city, often without proper public debate or parliamentary scrutiny.
Andy Burnham signed a major C40 transport declaration as Greater Manchester Mayor.
His drive to transfer even more power to regional mayors should be examined in that context
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A GREAT piece in today’s Telegraph on Liz Truss’s explosive #1 bestselling book, BANK JOB.
From the Bank of England and the downfall of Liz Truss’s government to Tory ‘traitors’, the OBR and the future direction of Britain, BANK JOB goes far beyond the accepted story of what happened in 2022.
BANK JOB names names, challenges the system itself and asks the question at the heart of the book:
WHO IS REALLY IN CHARGE OF BRITAIN?
The current Prime Minister has commented on it. The leader of the Conservative Party has been asked about it. The media cannot stop talking about it.
And the Bank of England?
At the end of the article it reads: ‘The Bank of England declined to comment.’
Funny, that......🤔
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
@trussliz @Iromg @RickArmstrong11
