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I honestly think we need to take a long, hard look at charities. I know it's likely to create a moral backlash but that is why corruption chooses the shield of "charity". It's the first line of deception/defence. "You can't attack this multi billion money laundering operation! They fund a school in Africa! What will happen to that school if you indict the £500k+ a year salaried CEO?!".
Of course there are legitimate charities that do work hard to make change. But it seems to be the most sinister of practices to use our good nature against us in the way that these bogus charities do. These corrupt parties sully one of our most righteous principles. And charity is a righteous principle as long as it is serving its proper purpose.
Labour needs a war because a war removes all spending and borrowing limitations. A war allows the most extreme economic policies to pass unhindered. A bonus for Labour is that they get to send all the people who wouldn't vote for them to the front line or to prison. From Labour's perspective going to war is a no-brainer.
Defence Secretary urges British public to be ready for war within 1,000 days
mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/de…
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Predictions…
Nothingburger budget from Healey, whose incompetence is visible from space, and r-Andeh who doesn’t know why we’re “in hock to the bond market”.
In December, r-Andeh goes to the polls to get new mandate for big spending spree, sold to us as defence driven to ward off Putin and build infrastructure- because he can’t deliver what they want to under current fiscal rules. This will be a rouse.
Labour will win if they go this year (and lose if they go next year*). On the timeline where they win, they will - of course - then borrow even more and spend it all on welfaremaxxing for their client groups.
They then will crater the economy harder than anyone before them through even more retarded socialism. We then get net zero Miliband blackouts and Russian/Chinese/Iranian/North Korean AI driven cyber attacks on our grid and supermarkets/food supply chain. Iranian energy (oil refinery infra capacity lagged effect) and delayed Urea/Phosphorous fertiliser shortage via Hormuz = food inflation shock, so far not fully felt, landing too. Inflation broadly up. The least capable politicians of all time - a coalition like the Tories before them - will struggle to remain cohesive during this period and will split the party even further. This will cause leadership contests now they’ve popped their regicide cherry.
Bond crisis from massive tax receipt shortfall in Feb* (will push them into election in May if haven’t gone in 2026*) causes sterling to get nailed, driving inflation up even further as cost of goods coming into Britain get much dearer - and the reaction will be widespread civil unrest because the population is broadly at breaking point mentally and financially - credit card defaults and delinquencies up, even more job losses, unemployment up, and that will all combine to spark fresh GE risk, potentially as soon as next year. May, perhaps, after local elections. Almost certainly by 2028.
Only then —when the lethal combo of a bond crisis, an energy crisis, a food shortage crisis, a cost of living crisis on steroids, and Labour tax policy as the foreplay and AI decimating the labour market and tax base as the main event - all arriving one after the other or in some instances simultaneously —will the British people fully realize how doggedly and relentlessly fucked they have been by the Uniparty’s decrepit somnambulist Oxbridge PPE retards, since 1997. Then they will wake up. What they were promised hasn’t been delivered. What they believed was a lie. The new paradigm will force them to accept the 4th turning is upon them.
They will want something new.
Something radical.
Something optimistic.
They will vote accordingly.
EXCLUSIVE:
Andy Burnham must “take the knife” to public spending in the budget or risk a Liz Truss-style crisis that will “crater” the economy and the government’s popularity, an ally of the prime minister has warned
Andy Haldane, a former chief economist at the Bank of England, said he feared the government would deliver a “mañana budget” that deferred the difficult decisions on public spending and “doesn’t speak to the urgency of now”
In an interview with The Times, he said that Britain was “close to being taxed out and maxed out in terms of borrowing”. He spoke of concerns that the government was failing to grasp how “precarious” the fiscal position was
He said that the government needs to cut the size of the state and reduce taxes if it were to “unleash the animal spirits and generate growth”
Haldane warned Burnham that he cannot “vibe-code” his way to growth, and raised concerns about the gap between the government’s rhetoric and the reality. He said that the government was effectively deferring the “day of reckoning”
He also said that the decision to increase taxes on banks could show that the government lacked the courage to cut public spending. He said the move was “penny wise, pound foolish” and sent a broader economic message that if businesses make profits “the taxman cometh”
Haldane said that while Burnham had the potential to be a “great prime minister” who could serve two terms, the economy was his “blind spot”. He said that the fiscal situation facing Britain was “precarious”
“The penny has not yet fully dropped, including in Downing Street,” he said. “You see that in us having the highest borrowing costs in the G7, despite not having the highest debts and deficits.
“It’s the old Hemingway [Ernest Hemingway, the author] thing, isn’t it? How do you go bankrupt? First slowly, then very quickly. The biggest risk to Andy not transforming Britain, to not serving two terms, to not being seen in the history books as a great prime minister, is not political risk.
“It’s not those who sit behind him. It’s probably not even those who sit opposite him in Westminster. Keir [Starmer] lost the dressing room. Andy’s biggest risk is that he loses the dealing room. And then that’s an even more painful way to go, as Liz Truss would tell you.”
Andy Haldane: PM risks Truss-style crisis if he dodges tough choices
thetimes.com/article/9b12c00…
The migration problem is literally a fix everything button. Take benefits for foreign nationals as an example. There is the immediate release of duty on the state when stopping benefits for non-nationals but the second and third effects are that these people leave. When they leave they stop consuming the abstract costs of their existence; things like energy consumption and pressure on infrastructure. Waiting lists go down. Roads get quieter. Less people wanting food. Less crime!
The benefits saving is just the obvious and quantifiable cash in the bank but these savings would be dwarfed by the savings made on the much bigger abstract costs of them being here.
"Haldane warned Burnham that he cannot “vibe-code” his way to growth, and raised concerns about the gap between the government’s rhetoric and the reality. He said that the government was effectively deferring the “day of reckoning”"
That's precisely what Burnham will do. Putting Britain back on track (or even just narrowly avoiding calamity at this point) requires the immediate slaughter of sacred cows - but doing so would mean admitting most of the core assumptions Labour operates on are flat wrong. They would sooner watch the country crash and burn.
Andy Burnham is doing the prime minister's job like it was 30 years ago. Back then these minutiae were all we had to worry about. And it's telling that he still thinks there aren't any bigger problems. That we'll all be happier if bus fares were just a little cheaper.
It's telling that this is all our government has been doing for the last 30 years. It hasn't been building anything or improving any large scale infrastructure. It has been spending like it has but now the pips are squeaking we have nothing to show for the trillions of expenditure. All these consultations and meetings about meetings over the decades were just time and money wasted. The government has frittered everything away and now we're in real trouble.
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Vote SDP, get SDP.
No nonsense, just proper politics from proper people who like to see the things that matter work properly.
If all these migrants are doctors and nurses and net contributers then it won't make any difference if you stop benefits for foreign nationals, right? So let's stop benefits for foreigners and see what happens.
It's only ever a short step from "reduce pollution" to "depopulate the planet". People like Olivia couch their genocidal suggestions in green advocacy but they really think there should be less people around. Not less Olivias, of course, just less "other" people.
I remember when it was the law that teachers were impartial. That they weren't allowed to indoctrinate pupils into any political beliefs. It was only fair that this was the case.
That law has been carefully eroded over the years and now many teachers have been emboldened to turn their classes into political lectures.
They know what they are doing wearing these badges: "Miss? What does that badge mean?" Which then allows them to open a one-sided dialogue about their political views. It's an abuse of the teacher/pupil relationship and they know it.
I was just thinking that Labour's rape gang inquiry must be getting somewhere after in was announced in June 2025. Turns out it didn't start until April of this year so it was already kicked into the long grass for a year and it'll be another 3 years before we get any answers in April 2029. If nothing happens before then that's their election year and does anyone believe they'll complete the inquiry pre election?
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The games industry has been pretty weak for the last 6 or 7 years, but it's getting good again.. If you're interested in working in an industry where you get to make something that people play, be part of a team, and work on something you care about, apply for this.
It's an entry level role, you must be in the UK, and it's hard work.. But if you want a way in? Here's an opportunity, we don't care if you're experienced or not.. just that you care.
Please retweet and help get this in front of someone who might make a life changing decision and join a pretty cool industry as it turns a corner again.
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The Lanyard Class loathe the working class. They would rather defend migrants than the great British public. @Iromg Mike Graham.
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Petition: Do not extend the BBC licence fee to streaming services
There are widespread reports that the Government is considering extending the BBC licence fee to include subscribers of streaming services that are not owned or run by the BBC.
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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Brilliant analysis of the Liberal "I am a good person" delusion that needs to be confronted for what it truly is, support of evil.
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There is a species of ant that approaches the edge of another colony, kills a single worker, and then takes on the dead ant’s scent.
For ants, scent is everything. Wearing that scent, the intruder walks in with no resistance. The workers pass by without concern.
The intruder moves inward, toward the queen, then It sprays the queen with a different scent that makes the workers turn on her. Then they surround her and kill her.
The intruder does not need to fight anyone. The colony does the work itself.
Once the queen is gone, the intruder reproduces. The true invader is no longer an intruder. It is the future.
This is how ideological takeover works.
A destructive foreign ideology takes the scent of familiar ideas and walks in as if it belongs.
It speaks the native vocabulary, justice, equality, compassion, rights, progress. It uses these words and quietly changes what they point to.
Then it moves inward.
It alters how foundations are perceived. Responsibility is made to smell like cruelty, law like oppression, borders like hatred, tradition like danger, history like guilt.
At that point, the civilization turns on itself.
Its courts, universities, churches, media, and bureaucracies begin treating their own foundations as threats. They believe they are defending the system.
They are enforcing what now smells legitimate. They do not see the intruder because it sounds exactly like them.
And when the founding principles are finally removed, discredited, dismantled, erased, the foreign ideology does not need to conquer anything. It inherits what is left.
The queen is gone. The colony is no longer itself.
The most effective conquest is the one that convinces a society that its own foundations are the enemy, and that killing them is an act of virtue.
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It's been ten years now, and the insults still continue on a daily basis.
Every time they say the vote shouldn't count. That you didn't know what you were doing. That you didn't know what you voted for. That you were tricked. Lied to. Deceived. That you're just a racist. Just an ignorant poorly educated bigot.
Every comment is to belittle you. To delegitimise you. To suggest that your opinions should be worth less than theirs.
They don't care what you think. They don't want you to voice your opinion. They want you to be quiet as their opinions are worth more than yours. Their opinions are valid as they hold them and they're better than you.
They're hoping you'll accept this. They're hoping you're dead.
This is a fair point. Not to mention that people keep being told to hold their nose and vote for people they really don't want. That's simply not good enough anymore. If we're going to unite then concessions have to be made by all sides. No party is owed a vote; they have to earn it.
None of the many Reform supporters who I know follow me have replied, so I will try again: What do you want from us?
Yes most Restore members were Reform members.
But we were all either expelled or made clear that our views were unwanted.
It was Reforms choice to make the tent smaller.
Even after that we offered a pact. And was met with extreme scorn and derision, I remember it well.
Since then we get insulted very regularly - told we owe Reform our vote, but Reform owes us nothing at all.
You all appear to be suggesting we vote for a party that very clearly hates us and will not represent our views, and that we willingly go without political representation in a democratic system.
And perhaps its true that a Reform government will extend the timetable for our ethnic replacement by a few years compared to Labour, but only by a few because mass deportations are treated as heresy, impossible - by a party that considers Afghans who arrived a year ago to be the inheritors of King Alfred.
I don't want what Reform is offering. I want what Restore is offering. Not merely an extension on the end of my people.
By all means attack, insult and ridicule again if you like, its not like you ever stop. But your chances of winning me over that way categorically won't work.
£2 bus fares tho.
Just seen the footage from that Arriva bus stop in the UK. Immigrants on the bus fighting with knives, full-on chaotic scrap, innocent people scattering to avoid being hurt or drawn into the violence.
This isn’t some one-off anymore. Same story keeps cropping up on public transport, fights, knives, people not feeling safe just trying to get home. Drivers are dealing with it constantly.
And they still want us to chant “diversity is our strength.” Give me a break!!
Does anybody seriously believe that? When you’re watching this stuff play out at bus stops and on the buses themselves?
This is Modern Britain in 2026, that’s the sad reality we are now in.
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In the UK civil service is larger now than ever before. It’s almost impossible to be sacked with employees being 12 times more likely to die on the job.
They take more sick days and have some unbelievable perks : 🧵
