How interesting. The people who flooded into South Africa after the Afrikaaners had started building up the country and who then demanded to take over are now opposing immigration by others.
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Labour won but turnout was down and it seems that, knowing the left were going to win whatever happened, the right leaning voters didn't bother to turn out.
The Burnham Bounce doesn't seem to have made much difference.
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To think that they foisted the plastic abominations on us by claiming that they couldn't be faked!
telegraph.co.uk/money/consum…?
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The inevitable result of Labour's housing laws. It will only get worse.
theguardian.com/society/2026…
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Does this mean we can blame the rise of the GPS and Google maps for the increases in Alzheimers? Better not tell the government or they will be banned.
popsci.com/health/taxi-drive…
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"When individuals are placed in positions like this and abandoned without any help from those who appointed them, no matter how well intentioned that appointment may be, perhaps those responsible should face manslaughter charges."
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No they are not putting local people back in control. They are putting politicians in control. Beg for permission to open a shop providing what people want? Licensing? Best way to drive supply underground.
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Think about how controls over cigarettes and high taxes have driven the black market in smuggled cheapos.
Burnham is showing himself as just another socialist control freak.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg9…
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What is the difference between Israel seizing land in the West Bank and compulsory purchase in the UK?
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State ensuring they can't defend themselves. How can they without knowing who is accusing them?
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2dy…
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What next? Suing cartoonists because you don't like what they portray? If you are in the public domain toughen up or back out.
theguardian.com/technology/2…
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"The RSPCA thinks that this will be a game changer for renters with animals. It will not. The act does not give people a right to have animals in rented accommodation. It mandates that landlords should consider requests from renters to have animals. "
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The rise in life expectancy was the excuse for putting up the pension age.
Now that life expectancy is falling will the pension age fall with it?
No? Thought not.
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"There is a new moral panic growing over AI and robots. People are being taught by politicians and the media to fear a takeover and the loss of jobs. Time for a reality check. The future is very easy to predict."
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Think about the EU waving illegal immigrants into the UK while charging us a fortune when they are funding thugs to attack those who would like to try to get to the EU. And Starmer wants to drag us back into the Evil Union.
statewatch.org/news/2026/apr…
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