Will never vote Tory again. Labour will be worse (if actually possible) - they obey the same globalist bosses anyway. @reformparty_uk is our only hope.
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Phillet Gram retweeted
After Iraq and Afghanistan....
This horrible bastard is still at large.....
This is the establishment's baby....
The true war criminal...........
Phillet Gram retweeted
The BBC are referring to the riots in France as 'protests'.
Does this look like a 'protest' to you? You cannot hate the BBC enough.
Phillet Gram retweeted
The USA mid terms are a simple choice. Do you choose the United States of America? Or do you choose the tragic state of France or the UK.
Choose America. Choose the place you are blessed to call home.
Phillet Gram retweeted
The smug face on £600,000 per year of taxpayers cash.
Head of the Police federation of England and Wales has been arrested for corruption.
Mukund Krishna, who was also given a 100% bonus on his bumper pay packet was arrested for fraud.
Greedy bastard.
He'll probably get some community service.
Phillet Gram retweeted
-He CUT OFF the head of a British man.
-He is part of Al Qaeda.
-He is currently walking FREELY around England.
🚨We are witnessing the fall of England in REAL TIME🚨
Phillet Gram retweeted
Labour's New Math: The 50,000 Imaginary Boats
"50,000 crossings prevented" under Shabana Mahmood.
Let's do the maths Labour forgot:
405 days as Home Secretary
divided by 50,000 "prevented" crossings
equals 123 crossings stopped EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.
Question: How exactly do you "prevent" a dinghy that never launched? Are you counting people who thought about crossing? People who looked at the Channel and changed their mind?
Reality check:
• 12,500+ illegal migrants crossed this year (GB News, July 2026)
• IRGC agents intercepted in small boats ON YOUR WATCH
• "Prevention" appears to be a made-up metric to hide failure
This isn't "hard work paying off." This is making up numbers to cover up that the boats are still coming, the smugglers are still operating, and your "strategy" is a press release with a calculator.
50,000 prevented? Prove it. Show the data. Or admit you're counting ghosts.
Under our brilliant Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood an additional 50,000 small boat crossings have been prevented.
Labours strategy is working. The resources we've put in are paying off.
Sorting this is hard work and we are doing it.
mirror.co.uk/news/politics/s…
Phillet Gram retweeted
Batshit Bonkers Britain
Lest we forget, @GeorgeMonbiot (the pompous lefty tosspot) made @rustyrockets his hero of the year.
When Russell was one of theirs, the lefties were on their knees hoping for a taste of him…
Phillet Gram retweeted
They’re unhappy in Gaza.
They’re unhappy in Egypt.
They’re unhappy in Libya.
They’re unhappy in Morocco.
They’re unhappy in Iran.
They’re unhappy in Iraq.
They’re unhappy in Yemen.
They’re unhappy in Afghanistan.
They’re unhappy in Pakistan.
They’re unhappy in Syria.
They’re unhappy in Lebanon.
SO WHERE EXACTLY ARE THEY HAPPY?
They’re happy in Australia.
They’re happy in Canada.
They’re happy in the UK.
They’re happy in France.
They’re happy in Italy.
They’re happy in Germany.
They’re happy in Sweden.
They’re happy in the USA.
They’re happy in Norway.
They’re happy in the Netherlands.
They’re happy in Denmark.
Funny how the countries they want to live in are predominantly non Muslim, while the countries they leave are predominantly Muslim.
AND WHO GETS THE BLAME?
Not Islam.
Not their own leaders.
Not the systems they left behind.
Not even themselves.
THEY BLAME THE VERY COUNTRIES THAT GIVE THEM A BETTER LIFE!
And the irony? They then want to change those countries into the very places they left behind because they weren’t happy there in the first place.
Make it make sense.
Honestly, how can you move somewhere for a better life and then try to turn it into the very place you chose to leave?
Phillet Gram retweeted
When Andy Burnham was a Labour MP he bought a London
flat worth £215,000 using Parliamentary expenses including a
£16,644 claim for stamp duty and legal fees including a new
kitchen.
It is now worth £480,000.
After you weren't allowed full mortgage interest claims on
rental properties, he simply went on to rent the flat out and later claimed public rental expenses for a separate London accommodation.
This is who Andy Burnham is. Andy for him not Andy for us.
Phillet Gram retweeted
In B’ham, two Somalian migrants have been jailed for abducting and sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl, and offering her cocaine.
Is it any wonder that Labour won’t release the migrant crime data by nationality?
They know there’s a problem, but their ideology comes first.
Phillet Gram retweeted
Why would young white British lads fight for a state that so obviously despises them?
Phillet Gram retweeted
Can someone tell me why the f**k our taxpayers money is going towards Chernobyl repairs ?
We are skint, the army can’t afgord war games practice, we can’t build prisons, but this Government keeps giving our money away !
PISS OFF LABOUR
Phillet Gram retweeted
A Ukrainian woman, Oksana Popovych, 42, avoided jail after helping her husband launder almost £7m.
The judge said she was a ‘decent woman.’
Lucy Connolly sent one stupid tweet and had no previous convictions. The judge disregarded her background and handed her 31 months in prison.
This is two-tier justice!
Phillet Gram retweeted
The Netherlands Civil Court has approved hours of sworn expert testimony against Bill Gates, Albert Bourla of Pfizer and Mark Rutte for their October 22 hearing.
The world will finally hear how they PLANNED the ‘Pandemic’
Phillet Gram retweeted
On Saturday 31 May 2025, Josh Hobbs, 35, and his wife Hannah Lloyd Hobbs, 34, from Rhayader in Powys, were on holiday, enjoying a quiet walk with their dog along the River Thames near Lechlade. They were barely ten minutes in when an almighty bang rang out. Hannah thought it might be a confetti cannon. Josh wondered if a gas barbecue had gone up. Then came the screams.
A boat had drifted out into the middle of the river and was engulfed in f*ames. Those on board shouted that they couldn’t swim. Josh and Hannah urged them to jump anyway. Among them was an 18 month old baby. Hannah dived straight in, reached the little one, passed the baby to Josh, then stayed with the child on the bank.
Josh went back into the water and brought two young children to safety. At one point, he had four people hanging off him as he fought to stay afloat and shouted for help. The explosion had been heard for miles, and members of the public raced to the scene to help pull everyone out and give first aid. Only when the air ambulance crews arrived did the couple finally let themselves breathe.
Nine people, five adults and four children aged from 18 months to seven, were taken to hospital .Sadly, two of them, including the toddler, suffered potentially life changing burns. But everyone survived.
Detective Superintendent Joe Garrity of Wiltshire Police said it was a miracle there were no fatalities , crediting much of that to two holidaymakers from Wales who happened to be passing. He called it “heroic bravery.”
The couple simply said they were in the “right place at the right time.” Hannah added: “We hope the families are doing OK and wish them a speedy recovery.”
No medals . No fanfare. Just two ordinary people who didn’t hesitate.
Phillet Gram retweeted
STATEMENT
I am aware that ITV infiltrated the Portsmouth Reform UK branch for their undercover report. I am featured in their documentary. Not in a bad way, in my opinion, but still featured. I’ll get to that in a minute….
What I am more shocked and disgusted in is that I now know who the two reporters were whom infiltrated us. These two men campaigned with us in March/April in Portsmouth and it leads me to wonder whether their interference in an election is a potential criminal offence.
We have no way to know whether they posted flyers they were meant to. Or whether they gave us correct door knocking information. They campaigned in four seats specifically where, in 3, we lost by a small number of votes. Their involvement would have had an impact on the result.
By default ITV could have literally paid reporters to ruin an election result for Reform UK candidates. That has to be criminal.
On a personal level I allowed these men in my home. I made them drinks. They met my dogs. It’s an entirely disgusting invasion of personal privacy. I have photos of these men and know who they are - I will not disclose them at this stage but may in the future once I’ve gotten advice
In relation to my involvement with the documentary I remain firm in everything I personally said. I was never a member of the Portsmouth Patriots, as the documentary states, but I have supported their movement over the years from the sidelines. The executive team who run them are good people. Yes outside third parties have come in and done some abhorrent things. Those people should be condemned. But the local group themselves are decent, passionate, local residents who care deeply about their community.
I’m appalled by ITV and hope they are held to account for their potential criminal behaviour and election interference. The two reporters involved in infiltrating Portsmouth I hope are held to account for their personal actions in the outcome of elections.
The money, resources and time spent by companies and individuals to damage Reform UK are unprecedented in our political system - you have to ask yourself why?
