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It seems like a good time to remind you that if you're a young person who turned against Israel in the last five years, you were the successful target of a coordinated influence operation meant to turn you into a useful idiot for Islamo-Leftist causes.
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You don’t care about Palestinians. You care about blaming Israel.
You stayed silent on Syria, Yemen, Egypt’s border and Lebanon’s discrimination against Palestinians.
If Jews cannot be blamed, you lose interest.
That is not activism. It is a savior complex fueled by Jew-hatred.
@travelingisrae1
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Muslim MPs pushed so hard to ban Israeli fans and were successful.
Then last night London (and other major European cities) saw exactly how Moroccan Muslim fans act and now those same Muslim MPs are completely silent.
Tells you everything you need to know.
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Andy Burnham has already indicated that he’ll be pro-Gaza and take advantage of Muslim sectarian politics.
80 Labour MPs want Andy to retreat Shabana’s immigration reforms. Resulting in MORE immigration.
Things can always get worse. We need a General Election!
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TRUMP’S TURKEY PROBLEM
Erdogan has told us exactly who he is. He speaks of jihad. He speaks of Jerusalem. He presents Turkey as the heir to an empire. And now Washington is preparing to reward him with weapons, sanctions relief, and legitimacy.
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Now today's out the way I'm sure we will be hearing a lot more about how:
- Labour's first two Budgets increased taxes on British workers by £36 billion and £26 billion respectively, pushing the tax burden to an historic high of 38.3% of GDP
- The OBR forecasts 240,000 more people will be unemployed in 2026 than it previously projected - it said this is largely attributable to Labour's employment policies
- The UK unemployment rate was 4.9% as of early 2026, up from 4.6% a year earlier, an increase of 124,000
- Total UK welfare spending this year is estimated at £333.7 billion - up from £315 billion
- The UK is spending £301 million per day just to service its debt interest on Labour borrowing
- Labour promised 1.5 million new homes this parliament. Between 9 July 2024 and 15 March 2026, it had build just 342,100, way off target
- More than 1 million young people aged 16-24 were not in education, employment or training in the first quarter of this year - up 89,000
- The NHS waiting list stands at 7.22 million cases
- When Labour took office in July 2024, just 58.8% of patients were treated within 18 weeks. The target is 92%. By March 2026 it had only reached 65.3%
- Around 100,000 patients are waiting over a year for NHS treatment
- Over the past year, approximately 1.56 million people waited more than 4 hours in A&E - a huge breach of the target
- The outstanding caseload in the Crown Court stands at around 80,200 - the highest level recorded since 2016 and more than double the pre-Covid caseload
- A quarter of all Crown Court cases have been open for more than a year
- There are currently 14,749 sexual offences cases waiting to go to the Crown Court - a 75% increase
- There were approximately 530,640 shoplifting offences recorded in England and Wales over the past year - the highest in the entire time series on record
- There were 41,000 small boat arrivals in 2025
- Of all people who have arrived by small boat since 2018, only around 7,500 (4%) had been returned from the UK by the end of 2025
- Last year the Home Office spent £4 billion on asylum support. This includes £2.1 billion on hotel accommodation alone - around £6 million per day
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🚨NEW: Ed Miliband has just quietly announced the prices he is willing to pay in his next wind auction.
And it's not good news...
He has said he is willing to hand developers contracts that pay up to £120/MWh in today's money for offshore wind...
£97/MWh for onshore wind...
And an eye-watering £390+ for wave and tidal.
For context, the electricity price was £72/MWh on average when Labour came to power just two years ago.
There is no way they can meet their promise to cut energy bills by £300.
The prices for intermittent renewables are not getting any cheaper - and on top you need to add on the cost of paying wind farms to switch off when it's too windy, the £100 billion+ to connect power generated hundreds of miles from where it’s needed, and expensive backup needed for when the wind doesn’t blow.
All of those extra costs are already driving up your electricity bill.
Ed Miliband should pause this auction until he finishes the work I started in the Department to calculate the true cost to the consumer of a renewable-dominated system.
Our absolute priority must be to MAKE ELECTRICITY CHEAP!
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Lucy Powell, the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party — and potentially our next Deputy Prime Minister — is calling for greater restrictions on social media, particularly during election campaigns.
It is becoming abundantly clear that this Government does not like being scrutinised by either the public or Parliament. We saw that with the Courts and Tribunals Bill, which ministers tried to force through Parliament at breakneck speed and which would have severely curtailed our ancient right to trial by jury.
The Government is not content with just banning under-16s from accessing social media. Lucy Powell wants to go much further and has identified the Representation of the People Bill as the legislative vehicle for doing so.
The Free Speech Union had already earmarked the Representation of the People Bill as legislation of significant concern. While Keir Starmer may be leaving Number 10, it is becoming increasingly clear that an Andy Burnham government would be every bit as hostile to free speech — if not more so.
Lucy Powell brands Elon Musk's X 'toxic' as she says social media rules around elections must be tightened lbc.co.uk/article/lucy-powel…
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“Net Zero: Let’s make UK energy the most expensive in Europe, shut our factories, destroy jobs and local economies, plaster solar panels over thousands of acres of farmland, spend £billions turning off wind turbines because we can’t use their energy supply, spend £30 billion on carbon capture machines, ban new oil and gas licenses in the North Sea but spend £40billion buying North Sea oil and gas from Norway, blame cow burps, reduce red meat consumption and freeze pensioners so global CO2 drops by 0.0003%. But we will also build hundreds of AI data centres that guzzle natural resources and energy. China’s still building coal plants like it’s 1950 but at least we get to feel superior while the rest of the world laughs over our sheer stupidity. Genius.”
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It is a bit late for Lisa Nandy to profess to be a staunch supporter of free speech — only to then leave X.
@lisanandy has served as Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport in one of the most authoritarian governments in modern times, whose policies have posed a direct threat to free speech.
As a close ally of our next Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, should she remain in post, she will undoubtedly be the figure leading Andy Burnham’s war on the free press.
If Lisa Nandy truly cares about free speech and tackling misinformation and disinformation, she should engage in debate, not vacate the stage.
More conversation, not less.
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🚨Labour and Lib Dem MPs just voted to INCREASE the cost of energy, food, shipping, housing, heating and holidays by voting for Ed Miliband’s new Net Zero target.
One of the reasons I asked to stay in this brief was my time in the Department and seeing how badly we were making decisions about climate and energy.
There’s simply no scrutiny or proper analysis of what these targets are doing to jobs, the cost of living or to the competitiveness of our industry.
The Minister bringing it forward refused to take a single intervention. She did not answer a single question. I’m sorry, but that is simply not good enough.
MP after MP cited bogus figures or praised the Climate Change Committee’s analysis without being even slightly troubled that their cost of offshore wind was wrong by a factor of three.
Get the cost of energy wrong and all your other assumptions about the cost of living and the economy will be wrong too.
I am proud Kemi Badenoch and I have changed our party’s position. We are the only party who have said we should measure the offshoring of emissions.
We are the only party who have a plan to make electricity cheaper without costing the taxpayer a penny. We are the only party with a fully costed plan to axe the Carbon Tax which is replacing clean British industry with dirtier foreign imports.
This debate shows why Parliament is not working. Poor analysis let off the hook by poor scrutiny.
So-called impact assessments which are written to be as impenetrable as possible, and which MPs show no interest in reading or questioning.
We need fewer virtue signalling MPs and many more who can read modelling assumptions.
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This is a disgrace.
Labour’s lame duck Attorney General, Lord Hermer, is once again trying to force through his vindictive pet project: the Chagos Island surrender.
Hermer is the only person who wants this deal. Conservatives rejected it. The Americans have serious concerns about it. And the British people do not want it.
Conservative would use the money Labour put aside for the Chagos surrender to fund our defence.
You do not make Britain safer by giving away strategic assets and paying for the privilege.
Conservatives have stopped this deal before. We will stop it again.
We will not let Labour weaken Britain.
Lord Hermer resurrects Chagos Islands 'surrender' deal and tells MPs the Government is 'determined' to see it signed trib.al/zGTFt2O
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In a free society, no government, agency, or unelected civil servant should have the power to decide what citizens are permitted to see.
@RobertJenrick is bang on. This is dystopian.
This authoritarian government plans to give priority to services it deems trustworthy while reducing the prominence of those it dislikes and considers untrustworthy.
Keir Starmer’s legacy will be that of an enemy of free speech.
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The Tartan Army gave so much to Rhode Island during their time here.
To say thank you, GoPVD and the RISC are donating $5,000 to @GCH_Charity, while local partners have contributed another $5,500 and counting.
No Scotland. No Party. 🏴💙
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The House of Lords just voted to regret Ed Miliband’s obsessive net zero policy, which has been criticised by Tony Blair, GMB and Unite the Union, because it is leading to higher energy costs and lower economic growth.
Tonight’s vote sends a clear message that the next Prime Minister must urgently reassess our approach to energy policy, focusing on lower bills, higher growth and licensing of oil and gas exploration in the North Sea.
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BREAKING: Ilana Gritzewsky, who was held hostage by Hamas, just took the floor at the United Nations to confront Reem Alsalem, the UN rapporteur on violence against women. Her dramatic testimony:
Special Rapporteur, your report speaks about violence against women. Why is there no mention of Hamas?
On October 7, terrorists stormed our Kibbutz — murdering, kidnapping, and burning.
I was beaten and mutilated before blacking out.
I woke up half naked with seven terrorists standing over me, not knowing what happened to me in those lost moments.
I went through days of pain and horror in captivity, and even now the feeling of being powerless and violated still lingers.
I came back with a broken hip, a broken jaw and a shattered soul.
People see my face and think I’m free. But freedom is not a switch. Trauma doesn’t vanish once you are released.
Now, every air-raid siren, and every rocket from Iran, throws me back into that hell.
On October 7, and in captivity, Jewish women were raped, abused, and humiliated.
And you, Special Rapporteur, you chose silence and denial.
Ms. Alsalem, you said there was no evidence of sexual violence on October 7.
I am standing here today — not as a report, not as a statistic.
I am a woman who survived. I am the living proof of sexual violence by Hamas.
When I and other Israeli women begged not to be raped, why were you silent?
Please look at me. Do you believe us now?
Will you apologize?
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Ordinary people - both ethnic minorities and white people- will bear the brunt of what this government is doing and saying.
Discord is instigated by those with power and felt by the ordinary man.
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British politics for the past decade:
1. New Prime Minister arrives.
2. Same policies on immigration, economy, eco bs, crime as before.
3. Same civil service dysfunction & public discontents.
4. Forced out.
5. New Prime Minister arrives.
6. Repeat
Systematic change, not soap opera, is needed