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Connie's Comments@comments_connie11 Mar 2022
Prince Harry hopes to make a popularity comeback when his book is released. He says: "people don't understand what I've been through and willl get to see my true inner self." Wrong Harry.... some of us just want you to shut up, and enjoy that private life you so badly sought! 🙄
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Remarkable that @10DowningStreet is commenting on ‘allegations’ concerning a ‘high profile celebrity’ and I have no idea whether the accusations are true or false..
In addition, they had much to say on the conviction on RB ..
I have never been a fan of either .. and
I give no truck to sexual predators and would like to see them all locked up ..
However, I don’t recall @downingstreet commenting publicly on the convictions and allegations against the barbaric paedophiles involved in the..
child ‘Rape gang’ criminals..
The same politicians @UKLabour fought tooth and nail & voted against..
to prevent the Independent Public Inquiry taking place !
Makes you think ..🤔
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I read this open mouthed.
Are You happy for energy companies to be able to access your finances and charge you more to help someone less well off?!?
🚨Labour’s Bill Would Let Energy Firms Dig Into Your Tax Records and House Value So They Can Charge You Extra to Subsidise Others
Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh introduced the Energy Independence Bill last week that would hand energy companies access to eight government databases, including your HMRC tax and income records, child benefit, property value and pensions.
This is a major expansion beyond the limited fuel-poverty data they already get. Official assessments openly plan “progressivity”: discounts for some households paid for by extra levies on those judged better off.
Nothing happens until the bill passes and ministers create a scheme through further legislation.
Her department calls it targeting support. The unmistakable purpose is giving private firms the power to inspect your private finances and raise your bill to subsidise everyone else.
This is not support. It is a deliberate decision to treat your private tax records and property value as legitimate tools for deciding who gets charged more, then hand that power to private energy companies.
Once the machinery exists, Labour will expand it. The only real question is how far they intend to go.
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Gent in purple, "State pensioners who have contributed their whole lives are on a lot less than minimum wage"
"I'm very lucky to have a small German pension, and believe me, it's a lot more than what we pay in this country"
"Most of western Europe their pensions are much higher than the state pension in this country"
"I'm lucky I get a pension from the military"
"But people on the basic state pension, I reall feel sorry for them"
My view:
The full new State Pension is roughly £12,548 a year.
Someone working 37.5 hours a week on the £12.71 minimum wage earns about £24,785 before tax.
That puts the full new State Pension at barely half a full-time minimum-wage salary.
Government figures show that 12% of pensioner families received their income entirely from the State Pension and other state benefits in 2024/25.
That same year, around 1.7 million pensioners — one in seven — were living in relative poverty after housing costs.
A better pension means being able to heat your home, eat properly and see friends without calculating what you’ll have to go without afterwards.
It also means money spent in the communities where pensioners live.
After a lifetime of working, caring and contributing, financial security should be something people can expect.
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It's absolutely incredible that armed police are hunting a man reportedly seen carrying a large blade near a school in Gloucester this morning, yet no description of him appears to have been released.
A child has been injured. Armed officers are searching the area.
But the public haven't been told what this man looks like, how tall he is or what he's wearing.
How are people supposed to protect themselves or help police identify him?
If officers have a reliable description, the public should be given it.
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I completely agree with this.
For far too long, the Speaker has tolerated poor behaviour from both sides of the House.
The result? An erosion of respect for Parliament, and the British public can see it happening in real time.
I would also like to see a ban on mobile phones in the chamber.
Too many MPs sit glued to their screens, looking bored, distracted and completely disengaged.
You're elected to represent the British public, not sit scrolling through your phone.
Parliament deserves better standards. So do the people paying their salaries.
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Labour’s budget did nothing, the Bank of England says inflation will rise to 5% next year.
So they raised interest rates.
The cost of your weekly shop is going up again.
Your energy bills are going up again.
Your rent is going up.
Anyone paying a mortgage, taking out a business loan or buying a car on finance will pay more.
All while spending record amounts on welfare for foreign nationals.
We will end this madness.
No more foreign aid, no more welfare for foreign nationals, and no more putting illegals up in hotels.
We will use the savings to cut your taxes and your energy bills.
Get the cost of living under control.
British people FIRST.
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It was like watching a hungry seagull try to lecture on metaphysics.
Despite her obvious lack of ability, Haigh still trotted out stock insults aimed at her opposite number. At one point she suggested that Alex Burghart shouldn't read out his questions, before reading out her answers (and not answering his questions).
In fact, I got the sense that Burghart was being gentlemanly in his reticence to go in for the kill: had Labour put up an open can of sardines in the bottom of a barrel, it would have been a less obvious target than Haigh. But if anything, his stoic demeanour seemed to rile her further.
Burghart's questions were mostly about benefits. He highlighted the fact that the bill was higher now than it had been even during Covid.
Again and again Haigh – who yelled like an unlikeable landlady – insisted that the bill was coming down without explaining in any way how it would do so.
✍️ Madeline Grant
Article | spectator.com/article/louise… | @Madz_Grant
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Frivolous fools playing steel drums while Britons are struggling with brutal energy bills caused by frivolous fools.
👇🤡
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Louise Haigh, the first female, convicted fraudster to do PMQs. Another glass ceiling shattered.
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The man who threatened to cut my throat, Madda Hussein, wasn't held after being found guilty and didn't turn up for sentencing yesterday.
There's now a warrant out for his arrest.
SERIOUS UPDATE REGARDING DANNY TOMMO - Very concerning news from my dad has just come to light.
His case for the incident where he went into the Dover Immigration Facility was due to be heard in Kent Magistrates tomorrow, this has now been moved to Westminster, less than 24 hours before the court hearing with one of the highest profile magistrate judges in the land overseeing the case.
This causes a major safety risk for my father as he has been told he will not be returning to Winchester but will be held in Belmarsh
My dad and my family have had numerous threats to life many of these are from people in that area of the country or people connected to Belmarsh prison itself and this unjustified legal manoeuvre has major implications and potential life threatening repercussions.
I will update you as this situation progresses
Thank you all Shae.
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I cannot fathom why evidentially sexually violent men are being brought into the country and left free to perpetrate evil acts
Every day - a new story
Countless girls' lives destroyed
But let's talk about slavery reparations instead
This is institutional and state sanctioned wickedness
Afghan migrants raped & assaulted autistic girl, 14, in horror toilet attack on busy commuter train, court hears
thesun.co.uk/news/40899758/a…
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The reaction of a recent migrant arrival after being photographed upon reaching our shores (illegally). Honestly, if you were genuinely fleeing war or persecution, wouldn't you show just the tiniest gratitude when landing up in a country you were hoping would give you sanctuary?
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Stab a boat, instantly locked up until trial.... threaten to cut a woman's throat you are free until sentencing and then you don't turn up.
Don't fucking tell me there's not two tier policing and justice in this country.
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3 September:
Government suspends army exercises to save £30m.
3 November:
Government gives £40m to Caribbean countries for ‘green projects’.
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There's a reason this isn't a bigger scandal. After each of our many socially incendiary attacks, shadowy govt officials "manage the narrative".
This includes spray painting authentic-looking "peace and love" graffiti, paying a fat out-of-work actress to sing "Don't Look Back In Anger" at the vigil, and, while they're in the chaos of grief, strong-arming the victim's family to push some sort of pro-migrant narrative.
This hit a ludicrous point following the attempted beheading in Belfast of Steven Ogilvie by a Sudanese migrant, when Steven's family "released" this statement:
"We have many migrants who make a deeply valuable contribution to our country, including in our healthcare system and hospitality sector and we depend on them to make our country work. We do not want this terrible tragedy to be used to divide people or fuel hostility."
In the case of Henry Nowak's murder (a white teenager who was attacked by an Indian and left to bleed to death by the police because they believed him to be racist), the authorities went further, not only attempting to paint Henry as the aggressor, but trying to paint him as racist, searching old messages on his devices for any evidence of racism.
The reason this isn't more of a scandal is because the same organisations have huge control over mainstream media.
Britain is the Soviet Union with rainbow flags.
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It’s not April fools day … A report has come out about Labours new Conversion Bill. It would be funny if it wasn’t seriously shutting down everyone else’s human rights.
The report warns that Labour’s proposed law is so broad it will criminalise (with prison terms of up to 5 years!!!)
▪️ Parents refusing to fund their child’s gender surgery.
▪️ Parents trying to dissuade their children from transitioning.
▪️ Primary school children questioning a classmate’s gender identity.
▪️ Even telling someone who identifies as a CAT that they are deluded because they are human, could be reported to the police.
The report says that this Bill threatens freedom of speech, religious belief, right to family life and the right to a fair trial.
The Government says it only targets serious abuse but er … abuse is already illegal.
Now watch as it creeps into everyday life. You will only say, think and believe what you are instructed 🤡
