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They say they want to stop the boats. Then why are they funding these charities with taxpayers money? Action Foundation: £1,130,580 Asylum Aid: £837,000 Asylum Welcome: £2,881,770 Belong Nottingham: £446,910 Breaking Barriers: £3,037,800 Bristol Refugee Rights: £510,260 British Red Cross Society: £41,796,000 British Refugee Council: £3,600,000 Celebrating Sanctuary: £205,420 City of Sanctuary Sheffield: £574,680 Herts Welcomes Refugees: £47,729 Indo American Refugee and Migrant Organisation: £1,112,460 Kanlungan Filipino Consortium: £511,140 Kent Refugee Action Network: £397,340 Learn English at Home: £172,570 Migrant Help: £153,592,000 Migrants Organise Ltd: £405,130 Migrant Training Company: £2,119,910 Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum: £2,347,000 Music Action International: £84,240 Peterborough Asylum and Refugee Community Association £1,661.870 Portsmouth City of Sanctuary: £38,170 Refugee Action: £16,765,000 Refugee Education UK: £700,190 Refugee and Migrant Justice: £3,196,440 Refugee Resource: £444,680 South London Refugee Association: £505,270 The Coventry Refugee and Migrant Centre: £4,538,710 Welsh Refugee Council: £4,819,990 York City of Sanctuary: £120,000 We are being ripped off 🤬 #Immigration #UKPolitics

Sea ice is much thicker at the North Pole this year than last year. The Arctic melting scam is collapsing in real time. ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/icethick…

The Great Barrier Reef's “obituary” was written again and again. But the patient didn’t comply: the five best years in the monitoring record are the five most recent. The reason you may not have heard this: alarming predictions are prominently reported, but rarely revisited when catastrophe fails to arrive. latimes.com/opinion/story/20…

Wanting to protect your culture, heritage and Country is not far right. It should be the default position of any right thinking person. Unfortunately we’ve let the ‘education’ system poison the last few generations of our kids with far left Marxist bollocks!

CO₂ makes world greener Increase in global leaf area: Every second last 42 years: ⬆️ 3.4 soccer pitches Every year last 42 years: ⬆️3 United Kingdoms Yes, climate net problem but breathless reporting ignores global greening is "highly credible evidence of anthropogenic climate change" doi.org/10.1080/15481603.202… You can see all the references in my Twitter thread: xitter.cf/BjornLomborg/status/20…

Dale Vince donated £5.7 million to Labour, and his companies later received £123 million in taxpayer subsidies.🇬🇧🇬🇧 Should he have faced the same scrutiny as Nigel Farage? A) Yes 🟢 B) No 🔴

Here’s something the climate debate largely ignores: A 2025 peer-reviewed study finds global surface solar radiation increased +0.88 W/m² per decade from 1984–2018... roughly +3 W/m² of brightening. Over land: +2.57 W/m² per decade. The primary drivers? Clouds and aerosols... not CO₂. So cutting CO₂ emissions does nothing directly to reverse this observed aerosol/cloud-driven brightening. Yet we spend trillions targeting CO₂ while changes in the amount of solar energy actually reaching the surface receive remarkably little public attention. You cannot understand Earth's changing energy budget by pretending CO₂ is the only knob. Source: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

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At current rates of increase of 2 to 3 ppm a year - it would take centuries for atmospheric CO₂ to reach anywhere close to 1,000 ppm. This represents the upper biological and physiological tolerance limits of many plants. And at these levels, very little else changes, other than a beneficial increase in agricultural produce and a far greener planet. At current annual increases of 2-3 ppm this is unlikely to happen, however, based on current trajectories. This remains a subject of great disagreement. Comparing CO₂ levels to health limits still highlights a glaring belief gap between actual biological tolerance and ideologically driven beliefs. One year ago (in August 2025), current CO₂ atmospheric levels were 425.65 to 425.88 parts per million. The latest reading from the slopes of the Mauna Loa volcano, is 427.80 ppm to 428.28 ppm. These are tiny annual percentage changes. This compares with CO₂ levels ranging from 1,000 and 2,000 ppm during the Age of the Dinosaurs during the Mesozoic Era, 250 to 66 million years ago. This was one of the times of greatest biogical success, and dinosaurs are widely recognised as one of the most successful land animals to have ever lived. Human health thresholds for toxicity only begin to manifest after continuous exposure above 5,000 ppm (0.5%). This puts any and every potential atmospheric threat many orders of magnitude beyond any possible modern projected trajectory. Commercial greenhouse operators intentionally maintain CO₂ concentrations between 1,000 ppm and 1,500 ppm to optimise photosynthetic rates and crop yields. This accelerates biomass production and enhances water-use efficiency by reducing stomatal conductance, directly mirroring the conditions of lush warm-period epochs like the Eocene. Enclosed environmentals like submarines and space stations safely operate under operational guidelines allowing several thousand parts per million. The US Navy sets operational guidelines for submarines of CO₂ concentrations at 3,000–4,000 ppm. NASA maintains threshold limits on the International Space Station around 3,000–5,000 ppm for extended missions. Given that current atmospheric concentrations sit near 425 ppm, atmospheric CO₂ remains far below levels that pose any physiological or biological hazards. Long-term CO₂ emission trajectories show no possible pathway towards the multi-thousand ppm regimes seen in deep geological time. Throughout Earth’s biological history across the Phanerozoic Eon, CO₂ levels have routinely operated at many times today's atmospheric concentrations without exceeding safety thresholds for plant and animal life. During the early Eocene epoch, 56 to 49 million years ago, atmospheric CO₂ ranged from 680 ppm to over 2,000 ppm. This was one of the most successful biological periods in earth's history, with tropical forests throughout them world and the greatest proliferation of life ever seen. Modern terrestrial flora and fauna evolved from lineage baselines adapted to these higher carbon regimes. Plants utilise C₃ crops (trees, rice, wheat) and C₄ (corn, sugarcane, many grasses), for photosynthetic pathways optimised for higher ambient carbon dioxide concentrations. The C₃ species directly capitalise on elevated CO₂, because they lack the low-C₄ mechanisms of later-evolving C₄ plants. IMAGE: Reconstruction of Phanerozoic CO₂ proxy data (such as the GEOCARB models) indicates that atmospheric CO₂ exceeded 4,000 ppm during the Early Paleozoic (Cambrian through Silurian) and fluctuated between 1,000 ppm and 2,000 ppm throughout the Mesozoic Era.