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I’m going to say something that apparently you’re not supposed to say anymore. I don’t believe Vladimir Putin is the biggest threat to Britain. I believe the biggest threat to Britain is a political establishment that seems increasingly determined to convince us that Russia is the enemy while refusing to explain why British taxpayers are expected to carry the consequences of a war that isn’t ours. I believe Putin saw what was happening around Russia, the expansion of NATO, the situation in Ukraine and the continued pressure being placed on Russia, and ultimately decided that military action was his only remaining option. You don’t have to agree with me. But I’m entitled to question the narrative we’re constantly being fed. We’re told Putin is the great threat. Yet our Government has committed £25 BILLION to Ukraine, including £16 billion in military support. More than 237,000 Ukrainians have arrived in the UK under the Ukraine schemes. And now we’re being told that supporting Ukraine is somehow essential to British security. Really? Why is Britain continually pouring billions into this war? Why are British taxpayers expected to fund Ukraine when our own NHS is struggling, our public services are under pressure and ordinary British families are being squeezed from every direction? Why are our politicians so determined to cosy up to Zelensky while treating anyone who questions the policy as some sort of Putin sympathiser? And perhaps most importantly… Where is the plan to actually end this war? I don’t see Putin as the cartoon villain our politicians and media constantly portray him as. I don’t believe he is some evil dictator sitting around plotting how to destroy Britain. And as for Zelensky? I certainly don’t see him as some untouchable hero above criticism. To me, he’s nothing more than a coke sniffing little bitch who has somehow managed to convince Western politicians to keep the money and weapons flowing. What I see is a British Government seemingly willing to spend billions of our money on a foreign war while ordinary British people are repeatedly told that difficult choices have to be made at home. Our politicians are supposed to put Britain first. Not Ukraine first. Not Russia first. Britain first. So forgive me if I question the narrative. Forgive me if I ask where our money is going. Forgive me if I question why our Government appears to have endless money for foreign conflicts while repeatedly telling British people there simply isn’t enough money for them. And forgive me if I refuse to accept that questioning the official narrative automatically makes someone a Putin supporter. I don’t need to be told who I’m supposed to regard as the villain. I’ll make my own judgement. Because questioning the Government isn’t treason. It’s called holding our own Government to account.