John T retweeted
OH FFS 🤦♂️
It’s impossible to have a more pathetically weak, coward for a leader if you tried.
John T retweeted
I know people are worried about fuel prices. And I get it. You get to the pump, watch the numbers climb, and wonder why it's costing so much more than it used to.
The reality is that global events are pushing up costs, and families here at home are feeling the impact.
But I won't accept that there's nothing I can do to help.
That's why from today, you'll be able to see petrol and diesel prices on Google Maps, compare nearby stations and find the cheapest option before you fill up.
It's a small change, but if there's a practical way to help people keep more money in their pocket, I'll do it.
John T retweeted
I really think the British public's patience at being hectored by a bus shagging ponce, who thinks a personality is 8 pints of tea and a packet of scampi fries and whose sole claim to legitimacy is the backing a party of social worker frumps, wearing pretty thin.
John T retweeted
"I'm sorry you were raped, but at least the risk of being raped has been distributed fairly."
Tiny, evil, man.
🚨 CAR CRASH INTERVIEW: ANDY BURNHAM DEFENDS DUMPING MIGRANTS IN EVERY TOWN BY CLAIMING RISK IS FAIRLY SPREAD!
Watch Prime Minister Andy Burnham completely fall apart on camera trying to defend his chaotic border policies.
Stammering, stuttering, and visibly terrified of his own words, Burnham actually tried to justify Operation Scatter by claiming that spreading unvetted arrivals across every single town in Great Britain makes it fair!
Think about the sheer insult of that logic.
His grand solution to local residents feeling unsafe on their own streets is not to stop the boats or deport illegal entrants, but to ensure that every single community in the country is forced to suffer the exact same risk!
The only fair policy is not scattering thousands of unvetted men into quiet British villages and towns.
The only fair policy for British taxpayers is detaining them and removing them from our country entirely.
Burnham cannot govern, cannot answer basic questions, and is turning Great Britain into an administrative disaster. The mask has completely slipped.
Watch this humiliating trainwreck and RT and SHARE everywhere to demand real border security NOW! 🇬🇧🔥
Everyone who was alive back then remembers where they were on 9/11. We were on honeymoon in Ireland & I still have the newspapers from the following day.
John T retweeted
Tax the fuck out of everything and spunk it up the wall on dossers.
This is the Labour way. The party and its supporters never learn, and they probably never will.
🚨 SUMMARY: Andy Burnham will give all England mayors powers to introduce a "tourist tax" on overnight stays from 2028
- The tax will be a percentage of the accommodation cost and will apply to hotels, B&Bs and holiday lets
- The rate will be uncapped, although the Government does not expect mayors to charge more than 5%
- For example, on a £100 overnight stay, a 5% tax would add £5, and a £500 five-night holiday would add £25
- Money raised will stay locally to fund public transport, high streets, public spaces, attractions and tourism
- It will be up to each mayor or eligible local leader whether to introduce it
- UKHospitality estimates the tax could cost 33,000 jobs and add £100-£120 to the average family holiday because Mayors will make use of it being uncapped
John T retweeted
As the Home Office are issuing guides for asylum seekers, I thought I would do a couple of my own, for all men.
John T retweeted
Getting older is realising the people in power are not just clueless, they are pointless
Tomorrow we’ll be updating planning rules to give stronger protection for pubs.
We’re drawing a line so developers have to prove there’s genuinely no way to save a pub before they can even think about knocking it down.
Building the homes we desperately need shouldn’t come at the cost of the pubs we love.
thetimes.com/article/1ad9d82…
