benfleet, essex
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The geeza is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
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.
aaron brook retweeted
Get Islam out of Parliament.
BREAKING:
The UK will restart a resettlement program for refugees and will prioritize Palestinian refugees as well as women from Afghanistan.
The Guardian reports that the news will be announced by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood tomorrow.
Around 1/4 of the refugees in the resettlement program will consist of Palestinians and Afghans. The program will also make it easier for the refugees to receive permanent settlement rights in the UK.
aaron brook retweeted
The last time I checked, Michael adabolajo and his mate who butchered Lee rigby to death are British nationals, so is amjem choudhary, leader of a terror group, the list is bigger than the bullshit you spit day in day out, want me to carry on? Fuck sake 🤦🏽♂️
aaron brook retweeted
When five people were injured in Edinburgh on 19 June, Keir Starmer responded the very next day:
“No one should face violence on our streets.”
He also said the suspect “appears to be motivated by anti Muslim hatred.”
Fast forward a week.
Five pedestrians are run over by Timir Ahmed Mohamed, who has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
Where is the Prime Minister now?
What was the motivation behind this alleged attempted murder of 5 people?
It's these obvious double standards in public messaging that have fuelled division over the last two years.
People notice when some incidents get an immediate response while others are met with silence.
Absolutely appalling.
No one should face violence on our streets. The suspect appears to be motivated by anti-Muslim hatred. I will not tolerate this - he will face the full force of the law.
My thoughts are with those who are injured and I thank the police and the emergency services for their response.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2x…
aaron brook retweeted
You’re incredibly quiet when it’s the other way round.
Say his name Wayne Broadhurst. Murdered by an illegal Afghan Muslim.
aaron brook retweeted
So here we have 2 children, one is a racist, violent, far right thug, the other, well I’ll let you decide.
aaron brook retweeted
Death penalty. And that’s being kind.
Patrols need to be stepped up in the channel. Boats need turning back. And should they be lucky enough to arrive on our shores? Deportation immediately.
The ‘Refugees welcome’ brigade are all for women’s rights, aren’t they? So let’s stop importing these monsters. Then we can focus on our own homegrown problems.
This isn’t a huge or radical change. These steps could all be taken immediately.
aaron brook retweeted
They seem like a pretty peaceful bunch don’t they?
All they seem to be doing is carrying the England flag? 🏴
What’s fascist or racist about that?
aaron brook retweeted
You rotten cunt. Filthy rotten vile cunt.
The brutal, senseless murders of Bebe, Elsie and Alice marked one of the darkest moments in our country’s history.
The report today is truly harrowing and profoundly disturbing. It sets out systematic failures that led to this terrible event.
I’ve been overwhelmed by the bravery and determination of their families and while nothing will ever bring these three little girls back, I’m determined to make the fundamental changes needed to keep the public safe.
I will do everything I can to honour the memory of Bebe, Elsie, and Alice.
aaron brook retweeted
Dearest Mr Starmer,
When I was growing up in a medium sized town near Bristol in the 1960's and 70's our community didn't have the benefit of being enriched by any people from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia, Eritrea, Syria or Albania.
On non school days the kids went out to play, all day, and instinctively knew when to come home for tea - Ham egg and chips/Angel Delight. Then it was back out again until it got dark.
No one got attacked. No girls feared for their safety.
I can honestly say that I wasn't aware of a "multi cultural society" until I went to work for the GPO in Bristol in 1979.
I worked with people from India, Jamaica, Brazil, the Philippines, Latvia, Greece and even Glasgow 🤣.
They had all "migrated" here naturally.
And it was great. We all got on amazingly well. We had one hell of a laugh together. We called each other names, took the piss out of each other and insulted each other until the cows came home, (not real cows).
No offence given. None taken.
It was a perfect example of how people from different backgrounds, cultures, traditions and belief systems could come together, work together, earn together and learn together.
It was the perfect balance of people in our own little "community".
It worked.
I absolutely loved those days.
Sometime between then and now it all went wrong.
The people who run this country decided to tip the balance. To engineer "change".
We can debate EXACTLY when it started to go wrong of course. There are many theories, many opinions, but it HAS gone wrong.
We see it every day. On our streets, on the TV and on our phones.
Every single day we hear stories about people who really should not be here but are given free homes, welfare payments, have access to the NHS, dentists, schools etc.
We hear about another stabbing, another rape, another "migrant" committing another crime after being released from custody having committed the previous crime.
We now have massive societal costs not just in monetary terms but in terms of our own safety, wellbeing, mental health and concern for our own families.
We didn't ask for any of this. In fact we were told that "If you vote for me, I'll sort it out". So we voted. And it just got worse.
And it continues to get worse. Every second of every hour of every day IT GETS WORSE.
I fear for the future of my own (grown up) children and their children and anyone who follows them.
As I sit here in my kitchen I simply can't imagine what this country will look like if I'm still here in 10 years time typing away on my phone about the "state" of this country.
It scares me too much to even contemplate it.
aaron brook retweeted
How dare you?
Just how dare you??
I want to cry with anger reading this post.
Let alone those beautiful girls families.
You skipped to Southport, lobbed a wreath in the direction of all the other tributes. Ran away and called everyone FAR RIGHT that were heartbroken, angry and scared for their own children.
You have caused the biggest divide this country has ever seen.
You locked people up for being angry and scared, some of which never came out alive.
You actively withheld information about that murderer and his family.
You knew the level of failure that led to that thing taking the lives of children and injuring many more.
You forbade any other MP to raise questions about that murderer or the situation.
You doubled down and blamed us!
Distraught mums and worried parents.
If it was possible to despise you anymore I do, having read this post.
The brutal, senseless murders of Bebe, Elsie and Alice marked one of the darkest moments in our country’s history.
The report today is truly harrowing and profoundly disturbing. It sets out systematic failures that led to this terrible event.
I’ve been overwhelmed by the bravery and determination of their families and while nothing will ever bring these three little girls back, I’m determined to make the fundamental changes needed to keep the public safe.
I will do everything I can to honour the memory of Bebe, Elsie, and Alice.
aaron brook retweeted
You are stealing tax from productive Britain and handing it to lazy foreigners and the healthy indolent.
If anyone ran a company like you ran the economy, they’d be in prison.
