REFORM UK Brexit/Independent UK. Member of silent majority. Adult human female 💯 Woman 💃. #COYS ⚽️🤍
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June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER COLOUR BOAT!
Gravelines, France. Sunday 8 November 2026.
I discovered this slashed migrant boat on the beach, this time sporting a striking combination of red, yellow, white and green.
We’ve seen red and green boats. Now four colours.
Interestingly, those are also the four colours of the Myanmar flag.
Coincidence, or a new trend in Channel crossings?
Also a lot of tear gas canisters used during this confrontation and also the top cover to the motor
MEDIA: Credit doesn’t pay for these trips. Prior paid permission is required for all footage use. Email [email protected].
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
“The Britain Unbound campaign said a survey of 500 people in Makerfield, carried out by Survation, found 74 per cent believed food standards should be decided by UK governments alone. A further 69 per cent said the same about animal welfare standards.”
Burnham fails his own Makerfield test.
Source:
Labour heartlands don’t want EU rules, MP warns Andy Burnham
thetimes.com/article/09ede64…
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
Some rapists are treated more leniently than others.
Why would that be?
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault, including sex with a 12-year-old girl.
He received 180 hours of community service. No jail.
In Newcastle, two vulnerable girls were groomed, passed around, and repeatedly raped.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was convicted of three counts of sexual assault and one count of assault by penetration. But when he stood up to be sentenced on 1 March 2024, he did not go to prison.
He was given two years, suspended for two years, and 180 hours of unpaid work. He walked out of court a free man.
The media barely reported his sentence. The BBC, who had once made a sympathetic documentary about the Badreddin family as Syrian refugees, went quiet.
The politicians who scream about protecting children said nothing. No outrage from Labour. No outrage from the Home Office. No emergency debate in Parliament.
When people tried to get the sentence increased as unduly lenient, the bid failed. The system closed ranks and decided that 180 hours of sweeping streets was justice for a child rape gang victim.
A white British veteran, Adam Smith-Connor, prayed silently outside an abortion clinic and got a conviction, a criminal record, and thousands in costs.
A white British man posted an angry Facebook post after Southport and got 2 to 3 years in immediate custody.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi sexually assaulted children in a grooming gang and got a suspended sentence and 180 hours.
That is not justice. That is a two-tier system. That is politicians and judges protecting the narrative of multiculturalism instead of protecting British girls.
Does this feel like justice?
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault, including sex with a 12-year-old girl.
He received 180 hours of community service. No jail.
In Newcastle, two vulnerable girls were groomed, passed around, and repeatedly raped.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was convicted of three counts of sexual assault and one count of assault by penetration. But when he stood up to be sentenced on 1 March 2024, he did not go to prison.
He was given two years, suspended for two years, and 180 hours of unpaid work. He walked out of court a free man.
The media barely reported his sentence. The BBC, who had once made a sympathetic documentary about the Badreddin family as Syrian refugees, went quiet.
The politicians who scream about protecting children said nothing. No outrage from Labour. No outrage from the Home Office. No emergency debate in Parliament.
When people tried to get the sentence increased as unduly lenient, the bid failed. The system closed ranks and decided that 180 hours of sweeping streets was justice for a child rape gang victim.
A white British veteran, Adam Smith-Connor, prayed silently outside an abortion clinic and got a conviction, a criminal record, and thousands in costs.
A white British man posted an angry Facebook post after Southport and got 2 to 3 years in immediate custody.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi sexually assaulted children in a grooming gang and got a suspended sentence and 180 hours.
That is not justice. That is a two-tier system. That is politicians and judges protecting the narrative of multiculturalism instead of protecting British girls.
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June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
In UK we've spent nearly £300,000,000,000 on subsidising 'renewable electricity'
But over the weekend renewables produced next to nothing.
We had to rely on the backup ways.
And they worked. Without any wind and solar the lights stayed on.
So why bother with wind and solar at all? We could junk them and save all that subsidy! And nobody would notice any difference in their electricity...
subsidyclock.co.uk/
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
Reform UK-led Kent County Council passes motion to end translation and interpretation services to non-English speakers kentonline.co.uk/kent/news/r…
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
Since 1997 over 14million immigrants have entered Britain. 80% remain firmly dependent on Welfare. Total cost is £55k per person pa.
This is a staggering amount of money. Close to £550Billion. It's destroying our National economy.
Labour started mass immigration in 1997
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
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.
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
I read the reports coming out of Manchester this morning and I am genuinely speechless.
Andy Burnham’s old political machine has just been caught secretly intercepting and censoring emails sent by the public to elected politicians.
What were those emails actually about? A resident was asking hard questions about the £55 million in taxpayer loans Burnham handed to Abu Dhabi property developers when he was Mayor, with zero affordable housing requirements.
Instead of letting elected councillors read the concerns of their constituents, unelected bureaucrats quietly diverted the emails straight to the legal department to be buried.
The politicians had absolutely no idea their personal inboxes were being filtered by the state.
The council claims they had to intercept the messages because of potential litigation. It is a complete lie.
Internal correspondence proves the city solicitor asked for this specific resident to be blocked months before any legal threat even existed.
You vote for local representatives to hold the system accountable. But the second a citizen asks where Burnham sent public money in a Gulf state property deal, his political syndicate builds a secret digital firewall to protect the investment.
This is not a functioning democracy. This is a captured corporate cartel running a cover-up for the Prime Minister, and the national media is letting them get away with it in broad daylight.
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
In the week of Remembrance, the British government told a dozen veterans in Torquay it would stop paying for their homes. The same week it told Parliament it would pay £138 a night for every illegal migrant it puts up in an army camp in Sussex.
The veterans live at Stone Court, where the Royal British Legion found them places this spring. Scott Marshall did a tour of Iraq as a Lance Bombardier and came home with PTSD. Maurice Quinlan, a Navy man, was sleeping in a shelter on the seafront before Stone Court took him in, and his two-year-old daughter stays with him there three nights a week. Their rooms were paid for by the government's own Reducing Veterans' Homelessness programme. A fortnight ago they were told the application to extend it had been turned down. They have until March to find a place to live, or they're out, back on the street again.
Elsewhere, on Saturday night Downing Street put out a press release headed "No one who has served our country should sleep rough on our streets", announcing £8.7 million for that same programme.
You can tell what a government believes by what it finds money for, and for whom. They value undocumented men with thus-far appalling rates of criminal activity who enter the country via invasive means over men who've fought and risked death for us. They value the criminal generally over the law-abiding.
The small boats episode may be the only reason anyone involved in the government of Britain will be remembered in 400 years time - those who began it, those who perpetuated, continued and defended it.
The manifest insanity of it shall soon end. Men who stow into our realm via illegal means will become instant prisoners. Social homes will once again go to citizens, not men from abroad who have an outsized likelihood of making a nil contribution to this country over their lifetime. And we will give our veterans, the most deserving of all those walking among us, dedicated tracks to prosperity and tailored medical care, so that a homecoming from battle will be worth it.
Scott Marshall, who served, has a home until March. The camp at Crowborough will keep the party going for undocumented migrant men until 2030.
This is your Britain this Remembrance Sunday.
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
Six months ago, Sunderland voted for change.
Since then, we’ve turned a £5.5m projected overspend into a £770k forecast underspend, challenged wasteful spending, started opening up Council decisions and fought to protect the National Glass Centre.
Funny what can happen in six months when you stop accepting Labour’s way of doing things as the only way.
Plenty left to fix. But we’re only getting started.
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
@neso_energy has issued an Electricity Margin Notice for tomorrow for 06:00 hrs to 11:00 - this is unusual...EMNs normally cover the evening peak not the morning
The shortfall is 1388 MW and the current contingency requirement is 808 MW. 0 MW of generation is excluded from the available system margin due to system constraints
Here is the demand forecast for tomorrow from Amira Technologies showing how much lower the morning peak is than the evening. Wind will continue to be low throughout the day but higher than today when it reached a low of 250 MW
(for context I once asked Grok how much electricity could be generated if everyone in the UK went and blew very hard into wind turbines and the answer was c200 MW!)
Interconnectors are nominated to export until 11:30am so we can expect NESO to buy back the volumes it needs - the trading limit is 1500 MW per SP so expect NESO to be at or above that level to clear the shortfall (no doubt it will want a cushion)
The question is, what happens if the modest wind recovery forecast for tomorrow evening is delayed, or if demand is higher than forecast - given the size of NESO's forecast errors, when margins are this thin there could be trouble
Someone help these people, why are we so bad at justice for ordinary people but the establishment is never held to account!
MUM CONVICTED, DAUGHTERS SENTENCED
Somebody shouted thief through Elaine Hood's shop door. @postoffice shouted it first, in court, with a straight face.
Elaine ran a post office and newsagent with her family in Allestree, Derby. In 2003 she was convicted of theft over about £19,000 on evidence from a computer system called Horizon, built by @Fujitsu_Global. It showed cash missing from branches where none was missing, which makes it a fascinating choice of star witness.
Around 1,000 postmasters were wrongly convicted between 1999 and 2015, and Post Office prosecuted them itself, a bold way to mark your own homework.
Elaine pleaded guilty and got 120 hours of community service and £950 in court costs.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission @ccrcupdate sent the case back in March 2023, and the conviction was quashed that September after Post Office conceded the appeal. Justice took 20 years, so nobody can say it rushed.
Elaine's daughter Kate Burrows was 14 when the panic attacks started. She still has them today. She has been in and out of therapy for most of her adult life, and the bill has so far gone to nobody responsible.
Kate's sister Rebecca Richards was a teenager in that courtroom. She says she watched her mum in the dock, handcuffed to a guard, not knowing if she was coming home. She says two investigators sat in front of her dad and her, sniggering and saying they had got this one.
Rebecca says her eating disorder escalated because food was the only thing she could control. Kate says she has had very dark thoughts of suicide. Elaine kept serving customers after that shout through the door, in the same village, to the same neighbours. The boardrooms have shown no such nerve.
Kate and Rebecca now help run @LostChances2024, a charity for the children of postmasters.
In summer 2024 Kate met Fujitsu Europe boss Paul Patterson, who said he would look at ways to help. By December 2024 the group had reportedly received an offer of counselling and nothing else. How thoughtful.
Paul Patterson has since moved to chairman of Fujitsu UK to keep managing its response.
In July 2025 inquiry chair Sir Wyn Williams found that at least 13 suicides may be linked to the scandal and 59 people contemplated suicide. He also found that people at Post Office and Fujitsu knew the system had faults, so the prosecutions were a real team effort.
In March 2026 the Department for Business and Trade @tradegovuk announced a redress scheme for family members. Lost Chances helped design it, and the payment levels were still under review.
Fujitsu agreed in January 2024 that it had a moral obligation to contribute. By March 2026 MPs found it had made no interim payment and agreed no figure, and it still holds government contracts.
In May 2026 Fujitsu UK was reported to be paying staff bonuses, and Post Office extended its Fujitsu contract by £41M to March 2027. Fujitsu says it is engaged with the government on its contribution. A moral obligation, payable in installments of nothing.
Fujitsu is engaged with the government. Kate has been engaged with panic attacks since she was 14.
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June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
They promised £300 off your energy bill.
Cheaper mortgages.
Lower inflation.
To fight the cost of living.
You got breakfast clubs.
The highest energy costs in the developed world.
Higher mortgage payments.
Less money in your pocket.
But hang on.
They knocked 20p off the bus fare.
And made gherkins a bit cheaper.
They take hundreds from your heating, your mortgage and your wage.
They hand you back 20p and a pickle.
And they expect you to say thank you.
That is who is running the country.
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
Under the 1833 Slavery Abolition Act, Britain devoted 40% of its national budget to buying the freedom of enslaved people empire-wide.
The government took on so much debt for this effort that the loan wasn't fully repaid until 2014-MEANING living British taxpayers helped foot the bill for ending slavery.
The UK ENDED black slavery and we've ALREADY paid for it 🇬🇧
Nationalisation at its best, but the left always view it through rose coloured spectacles
Nationalised last year, the rail network c2c ( Essex and East London) is so bad even the 3 dimwitted Labour MPs ( they supported the state grab) whose constituencies the trains serve has summonsed the MD to demand answers.
Here are the bloody awful stats;
* Before Labour 94% of the trains arrived within 5mins of the scheduled time. Now it’s 71.5%
* Before Labour c2c cancelled 1% of trains. Now it’s 1.7% with 4.7% in August.
* In mid-August to mid - September the average delay to exiting passengers was 3.5 minutes, the longest since records began.
The same is true of SWR and the Great Northern.
The state are bloody awful at running things, not least because trade unions are involved.
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June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
The Bank Governor said private sector earnings growing at 3% was still a worry but the Bank did not concern itself with public sector earnings growing at 6.3%. Why not? Public sector earnings are pushing up inflation, private sector lagging inflation mean real wage cuts.
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
🇪🇺“It is one of the most one-sided agreements I have ever read. There is no upside for the UK; the few benefits are negated by the massive cost and regulatory straitjacket the UK will find itself bound by,” writes @CeeMacBee
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
This is the final salary pension ruse that all chiefs of public sector pull. They co-ordinate a final year or two with maximum salary. It’s a massive scam.
June Moultrie #VoteReform 🗳️🩵 retweeted
Burnham is about to surrender Britain’s ability to deport foreign criminals to the EU.
A leaked draft of Burnham’s ‘Brexit Reset’ states the UK will ‘not proceed’ with early deportations and removals to the EU under the Sentencing Act 2026.
Since 2023, the authorities have sent more than 375,000 notifications abroad regarding EU nationals convicted in Britain.
Burnham is happy to betray the 17 million Brits who voted to leave the EU, and throw open our borders as a bargaining chip.
He has already capitulated on everything the EU has demanded.
He’s set to bring 80,000 young EU citizens here while a million young Brits are out of work.
He’s set to continue to give British fishing rights to Brussels.
He’s set to send taxpayer money into a fund for less developed EU countries.
Over and over, Andy Burnham has put the interests of foreign nationals above the interests of the British people.
This ends with us.
Reform will be a government for one people and one people only:
The British people.