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"Do you feel more English or Bangladesh" - "Bangladesh"
"Do you miss Bangladesh?" - "Yes"
"What do you do for work?" - "I don't work"
"How do you make money and survive?" - "I get benefit"
There are millions more like him in the UK...
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The Home Office is offering landlords double the market rate to kick out tenants and house illegal migrants instead.
Everything about this is disgusting - including the fact that it takes properties off the market for everyone else.
Yet again, this Government rewards criminals.
Landlords offered bumper rents to evict tenants and house small boat migrants as Labour accused of 'outrageous racket' in broken Britain trib.al/WSjDV6a
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Here’s the kicker: The company, which has a taxpayer-funded contract worth around £7billion, is understood to be targeting landlords who currently provide accommodation to councils, students and vulnerable people, including those fleeing domestic abuse.
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STATEMENT:
Reform UK has reported ITV, its board, and its undercover reporters to the police.
Some of the crimes carry up to 10 years in prison.
They forged a passport.
They directly interfered in elections and almost certainly altered the results. Being paid to “canvass” for Reform in crucial wards we lost by a few dozen votes.
They lied to a veteran about their service and left him “violated”.
This is unprecedented.
The police are now involved.
Scrutiny of political parties is one thing.
But anyone breaking the law to try and ruin the lives of Reform’s staff, members or volunteers will be reported to the police and pursued relentlessly in the courts.
Here’s what happened 👇
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France. England. Ireland. Greece. Italy ... the unfolding plan is to replace nation states with denatured territories devoid of identity or culture. The EU is a blob wherein 27 such territories are ruled by unelected puppets committed to the castration of a continent.
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Eva Vlaardingerbroek was banned from travelling to the UK by the Labour government under Kier Starmer.
She was seen as a threat with her crazy ideas of EUROPE FOR EUROPEANS.
Then 3 days ago we discovered the man who removed Ken Bigleys head live on camera and set fire to 12 women and children in a cage is living in Windsor at taxpayers expense.
Can someone please explain this to me because im struggling to find the logic.
It tells me that our own government actively hates us.
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Ahem. Five years ago I wrote a column about DNA test results that showed there was a 99.999998 percent chance that Ilhan Omar and her second husband Ahmed Elmi were siblings. A few hours before we went to press my informant was arrested by Biden's FBI. Funny that.
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Just a thought … we gave these men bail! And now they have been re-arrested.
But the man who allegedly slashed a migrant dinghy in the Channel is in prison. Still awaiting trial.
I mean … that’s fine right? Makes complete sense…. Except it doesn’t.
And regardless of your politics.
You know it 🔥
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Replying to @OgbeniDemola
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Nothing funnier than people with #backBoris in their bio crying about splitting votes.
Brexit party stood aside so he could win a majority and he rewarded them, and his own supporters, with unlimited immigration, higher taxes, higher debt.
Absolute classic.
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NEW: Nearly £5M of foreign aid went towards “gender and intersectionality” network that embedded CRITICAL THEORY
charlottecgill.co.uk/p/nearl…
I’ve worked loads of overtime lately and am knackered. Driving to the gym and my brain really wanted me to fuck it off.
I’m glad I didn’t listen to myself. Always feel better for being in here. Everything is just easier when you’re fit and healthy.
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The coward card was played against those refusing the jabs. Too many people on both sides know which was the act of bravery. It was profoundly important.
Replying to @thecoastguy
You are right, but you won't "win" the argument.
War is a globalist's dream. Push the button and everyone falls in line. It will switch overnight. Today, tell people not to sign-up (point out how our borders are non existent, how there is danger to women and children at home) and everyone agrees with you. But once war is declared and it is happening, tell people not to sign-up and suddenly you will be the arsehole and will be made out to be arguing against "our lads." And the tactic will work.
I first noticed how dark forces play the public when years back there was the supposed "gas" attack by Syria in Gouta in 2013. There had been a drum beat of anti-Assad articles in the press. To me it was clear there was some decision to paint Syria as bad guys and enable a new conflict narrative in the middle east. But (and people forget this now) Assad used to be thought of as a friend of Britain. The propaganda articles weren't "sticking."
He was educated here and has a British wife. But then there was the gas attack "by Syria" - a false flag in my opinion. And like at the press of a button, public opinion shifted over-night. In my opinion, it was made to change by craftsmen who are fully aware of the power of the buttons they have at their disposal. War is the most powerful one of all for changing minds and narrative.
There have since been reports, like the MIT report, showing it was not possible for Assad's forces to have made the rocket attack (their launchers were large and simply didn't have the range so the delivery shell didn't make sense unless a false flag). But the new narrative was established and anyone who said otherwise was a "conspiracy theorist".
Similarly, once the war button is pushed, you will see an even stronger effect. You will be labelled subversive and painted as "a coward" (even though cowardice and arguing we shouldn't be at war are distinct things - for you they will deliberately mix them up) And what is worse. Animal herding psychology is so simple, so predictable in its action in relation to war, it will work.
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Your report predicted:
An immediate recession,
Soaring unemployment,
An emergency "austerity budget"
And some supergonorrhea.
Instead we got QE we didn't need because Mark Carney is a fanny and a political class which refused to accept the result.
































