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I can’t believe the government has had to increase the age of veterans being called up because these so called patriots with balaclavas and young adults who walk around being “hard” are too scared to fight for their country
John retweeted
Here’s the man fighting ‘the establishment’ on behalf of the working classes…
🤦♂️🤦♂️
Nottingham University Hospital has recently been for substantial errors made, bullying etc. A family member who has recently given birth with an awful labour has low iron very weak and in agony. Her baby is not well at all. She has been waiting 3 days for a blood transfusion.
John retweeted
Never in the history of our country has one man done so much damage to the with a single action.
That action was Brexit
The man was Nigel Farage
Why on earth would you vote for him?
Decent people won't vote Reform
John retweeted
🔴 63% of the UK now backs rejoining EU!!!
83% of young people back rejoining.
The only people clinging to Brexit are Westminster politicians terrified of admitting they were wrong.
The country has moved on.
#Brexit #BrexitDisaster
John retweeted
🔥 This is huge 🔥 and Westminster is still pretending it isn’t happening.
A new YouGov poll shows British voters are now MORE pro-EU than voters in France or Italy.
👉 50% of Britons would vote to be in the EU
👉 Only 31% want to stay out
👉 Strip out don’t knows and it’s roughly 62–38 in favour of EU membership.
🔥 Brexit is no more and Parliament must catch up!
People have changed their minds because they’ve experienced:
• higher food and energy costs
• weaker public services
• lost trade and investment
• endless economic instability
❎ The myth that Britain is uniquely anti-European is dead.
❎ The myth that voters won’t accept closer ties is dead.
What we’re seeing now is the opposite problem: politicians lagging behind public opinion.
Labour’s red lines make no sense now, especially when refusing to confront Brexit only leaves space for Farage to exploit anger and decline.
Ignoring this shift is authoritarian.
The country has moved on. The question is whether politics will catch up.
independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
John retweeted
OK, it's now 2026 but my opinion has not changed one tiny bit.
In fact, considering that even more people that were unable to vote in 2016 now can, the figure of 85% might be even higher.
What say you?
I say #FuckBrexit
It continues to be a disaster and on so many fronts.
It’s starting to happen finally “In an exclusive interview, the head of the TUC says a customs union with the EU could boost the UK’s economy”
No
This started on your watch @RobertJenrick
This is an extremely disappointing decision.
Yvette Cooper used taxpayer money - your money - to keep open a hotel housing illegal migrants.
The Government’s lawyers argued accommodating illegal migrants was in the “national interest”.
In court they said the right of illegal migrants to free hotels is more important than the rights of the British people.
Well, they are not.
The British Government should always put the interests of the British people first. Starmer’s Government has shown itself to be on the side of illegal migrants who have broken into our county.
But this is not a free pass for asylum hotels. Councils can and should still act to close hotels. If they don’t, residents will rightly ask, on whose side are they?
My team and @LawForBorders will continue to provide legal assistance to help protect communities.
There is no acceptable accommodation for illegal migrants. The Government should be prioritising Brits in need and deporting every illegal migrant, as the last Government should have done and I've argued for years.