Go listen to passion with perspective from a true fan you baggies. #wba
The hardcore lebouf debrief followers are my heroes 😘
Been there over the years , had my back . Always championing my content 😌
Don’t thank me , I thank you 🤩
My people 🤝
One thing with lebouf I’m loyal to the core . 💙🤍 you all.
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The hardcore lebouf debrief followers are my heroes 😘
Been there over the years , had my back . Always championing my content 😌
Don’t thank me , I thank you 🤩
My people 🤝
One thing with lebouf I’m loyal to the core . 💙🤍 you all.
#wba
Amazing how much of this is dominated by net zero policy madness.
For the many UK politicians @UKLabour and journalists @BBC who don't know anything about UK trade, here are the highlights:
1. The UK is now predominantly a service exporter. 57% of UK exports are services, which are not affected by EU 'red tape'.
2. UK goods exports have dropped from almost 70% of our total exports in 1997 to just 43% in 2025. This trend began long before Brexit and is tied to Net Zero mandates, high UK energy prices, and EV mandates.
3. Machinery and transport goods, such as cars and aircraft parts, are 42% of all UK goods exports. This is by far the UK's largest export sector, although it is also falling. It was 50% of UK exports in 2000. But if the UK joins the EU's CBAM, companies in this sector will see their imported material costs rise, making their exports even less competitive.
4. Chemicals are the UK's second-largest export sector. They account for 19% of UK goods exports, but this share is shrinking due to UK and EU energy costs and Net Zero regulations. These will increase if the UK joins the EU ETS.
5. Miscellaneous Manufactures account for 11% of UK goods exports. This is still the UK's third-largest export sector, even though it includes many goods the UK no longer makes because of our high Carbon taxes, which will increase if the UK signs up to the EU's even higher ETS on November 20th.
6. Fuels account for 9% of UK exports. This is still the UK's 4th largest goods export sector, even though the current and previous governments are/were trying to destroy it with bans on new exploration and ultra-high taxes.
7. Material Manufactures account for 8% of UK goods exports. This sector includes iron, steel, aluminium, ceramics, and glass manufacturing - industries that have gone, or are going, out of business in the UK because of high UK energy costs, which will rise if the UK joins the EU ETS.
8. These five sectors make up almost 90% of UK exports. The other 5 industry sectors are insignificant. But the government and our journalists think the UK is New Zealand and that the only goods we export are food and live animals to the EU. We don't! UK food and live animal exports to the EU were just 1.3% of the UK's total exports.
9. The government is about to sacrifice all of the export industries listed above to slightly reduce the IMPORT costs of a handful of Supermarkets, at least two of which are privately owned German companies.
These savings will not be passed on to UK shoppers because the government has also increased wages again, and supermarket energy costs will increase if we join the EU's ETS.
10. UK exports of food and live animals will not increase because we are paying farmers to not produce them, this has nothing to do with EU red tape. Instead we are paying farmers to plant trees and wildflowers or plaster their farmland with solar panels. (54% of UK electricity is coming from gas today, 12% from solar and 3% from wind.)
11. Write to your MP and tell him to #StoptheReset.
If you don't stop this, don't complain when all of our goods export industries have closed because of EU higher carbon taxes, EU higher carbon import tariffs, and the cost of complying with the EU's new packaging and process regulations.
He's in your head.
Sounds like he's always in his own head 24hx7.
Moloumby. Brilliant.#wba
A man in red-hot form. 🔥
Isaac Price is the latest guest on the Albion post-match chat to speak about his effort against Millwall, the midfield duo of Jayson Molumby and Ousmane Diakité and much more! 🗣️
🔗 tinyurl.com/PricePostMatchCh…
Probably the last time ever a minister said get the deficit down
So we installed 35GW of "renewable" wind power at a cost of billions (payable over the next 15-25 years at index linked rates) so we can have CCGT gas turbines generate the majority of our power.
0.7GW. Its laughable.
Imagine having to buy 2 houses, a wind powered one and a nuclear/gas one. You have to have 2 because you can't live in a wind powered house fully because you're not sure if there will be any power when you need to cook, charge your phone, have WiFi on, stay warm.
So you buy a nuclear/gas powered one that you know will always have power. It won't let you down.
But you now have to pay 2 council tax bills, 2 maintenance bills, 2 mortgages, 2 electric and gas bills, 2 water bills, 2 WiFi bills etc..
2 systems. 2 costs.
In no other walk of life would you employ a decision/policy like this because it makes no economic or practical sense.
But our politicians did. Lunacy.
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And wind is forecast to deliver <1GW all day tomorrow. Well below NESO's derated capacity of about 5.5GW, not just for a few minutes, but ALL DAY!
I was one. The Moloumby Mowatt partnership was truly awful. Neither complemented each other.
But now Jason has Diakite behind him and Price and Nzingoula outside him with a clever Mhyre in front he can play to his strengths.
Power, controlled aggression, desire and no little skill.
#wba
Heck of a lot of vocal Molumby haters are being made to eat some pie lately.
He’s been fantastic in the last couple of months.
Tunde showed us a bit too.
Trying not to get carried away here 😂🤦🏻♂️ #wba
Be at the shrine and I've a good feeling this baller will be the difference. #wba
The Albion 𝐗𝐈 is in! 💙🤍
@BarberbossUK | #WBA
ALT The Albion starting XI to take on Millwall, featuring Callum Styles. Albion: O’Leary; Pereira, Mepham (c), Phillips, Styles; Nzingoula, Diakite, Molumby, Price; Heggebo, Morgan. Substitutes: Ingram, Maughan, Townsend, Crowther, Whitwell, Tunde, Bany, Horn Myhre, Stewart.
The policy by the Tories and Labour of Connect and Manage for wind farms has been an unmitigated disaster.
They've allowed companies to hoover up billions on subsidies whilst doing absolutely nothing to provide reliable power and reduce bills. In fact the very opposite.
The nexus where green ideology meets the practicalities of the real world.
Scrap all future wind projects. Scrap the regulation around nuclear.
Actually build a system that provides for cheap abundant energy and maybe we will become a prosperous country again.
I won't hold my breath. The current green zealots are unwavering in their mission to destroy any vestiges of prosperity.
September cost a record £553 million to keep Britain’s grid in balance. Most of it went on switching Scottish wind off and paying plants further south to stand in, and gas made half of all the extra power NESO bought.
This week’s Week in Energy: richardlyon.substack.com/p/t…
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As we prepare for the evening peak of electricity demand, our 33GW wind fleet is producing just 1.4GW. Sod all from solar. We're importing more from French nukes than wind is generating. Gas over 20GW. The 'Energy Independence' Bill to ban new drilling. Insane.
Debt has spiralled out of control and out taxes have risen. This is Labour and Tory policy over the last 30 years.
What have we got for all that debt?
So in the last 11 years we've increased the civil service by 100s of thousands and the percentage of people on benefits has doubled.
So we pay more and spend more for a larger state (that can't maintain basic services) and for work shy people who want something for nothing (those who truly need benefits and disability support should get it).
If you think Burnham and his GCSE front bench has any plan to stop this madness you'd be wrong. But I'm sure there are millions of turkeys who will quite happily vote for Christmas when an election comes.
The UK is broken.
As a nation, we've become:
Anti-aspiration.
Anti-business.
Anti-growth.
The numbers say it all:
Record 38.6% tax burden.
1% growth.
£3tn debt.
This goes deeper than the current government.
Somewhere over 15 years, a mindset has set in where success is immoral, profit is a dirty word, and employers "aren't working people".
Until that changes:
Our best and brightest will keep leaving.
Businesses will stop investing.
The decline will continue.
What would you change first?
Brutal but absolutely true.
In the UK you could do the same type of video of all the lies and betrayals of our own politicians.
They do not care about their citizens. The only way we can get out of this is by rejecting the old parties.
@TuckerCarlson get yourself some decent security.
No offence to Mowatt but Derby are rooted at the bottom of the championship.
Thank god we moved on. He was a reasonable servant but he's now not what a modern day championship midfielder needs to be. #wba
Mind boggling really.
I don't know why I care. With the US gifting it's future to the left because of an Orange Octogenarian who is clearly being blackmailed by the Epstein Israelis and with this country's politicians doing their very best to destroy our lives through immigration, energy policy, international aid, and left wing climate obsessed bollocks.
Tbh this might be my last few days on X. We're fucked anyway so I might as well not bother wasting my time writing crap nobody reads.
Best return to the hedge with Homer. Safer there.
Adios
Of the more than 760,000 people who came to Britain on the Health & Care visa, more than 470,000 were relatives. They will now all be allowed to stay in Britain. Forever. While claiming benefits, council housing, student loans, and more.
mattgoodwin.org/p/shabana-ma…
Is this parody. Ffs
Proud to announce that students in England will be able to study Ukrainian at GCSE.
It’s a chance for pupils to explore Ukraine’s rich culture and history and, for the Ukrainian community to remain connected to their heritage.
This is another step in our enduring support for Ukraine as part of the 100 Year Partnership 🇺🇦🇬🇧
