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Potrzebujemy Waszego wsparcia. Ważą się losy ojczyzny. Wiemy, że to trudny czas przed dniem Wszystkich Świętych, ale dlatego Tusk wybrał ten termin, byśmy nie mogli bronić Polski. Przyjeżdżajcie, warto bronić Polski dla naszych dzieci! 🇵🇱
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Sin X nadie en Europa se habría enterado de lo sucedido en Polonia está noche. El jefe del gobierno Donald Tusk perpetró un intento de golpe de Estado aprovechando el viaje del jefe del estado Karol Nawrocky al extranjero. Asaltó el Tribunal Constitucional con la policía y pretendió destituir a presidente y vicepresidente del Constitucional con una juez leal sin competencias.
Pero no contaba con el presidente que enterado ordenó al avion dar la vuelta cuando sobrevolaba España. Volvió a Varsovia, entró por la fuerza por delante de sus escoltas en el edficio del TC pese al cerco de policias de Tusk y convocó a todas las máximasx instituciones de Supremo y Constitucional para restablecer el orden Constitucional.
Aunque la crisis continúa, parece claro que el gobierno de Tusk, el títere de Von der Leyen que jamás habría perpetrado este asalto sin permiso de Bruselas, tiene los días contados. Pero recuerden, los medios publicos y privados de toda Europa han sido cómplices del golpe de Estado silenciando toda la operación. Solo las redes sociales han alertado a polacos y europeos. Por eso quieren intervenirlas.
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Pass it on.
The cess pit of deranged hatred the Liberal Party is.
Sociopathic Liberal MP Caroline Voaden. The women who lied about being shoved by Farage. It appears she spends her life obsessed with Nigel Farage. She stalking him on line and trying to rub against him in the house.
What pathetic mindset does it take for her and some Liberal MPs to get together and invent this nonsense?
How utterly pathetic @CarolineVoaden
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Wanted to share this from a very talented writer called Mick Flaherty so funny.
THANK YOU, CHANCELLOR. THANK YOU SO MUCH. 🇬🇧❤️
I’ve been reading today’s Budget and I’m considering cancelling my direct debits. Financial independence is finally within reach.
🥒 Cheaper gherkins, baked beans and chocolate. Potential savings of £21 a year - that’s 40p a week. I’ve already rewritten my will. My son gets the house, but the gherkin fortune is going into a trust fund. I’m not having the little bastard blow my life’s savings on cocaine and scratchcards.
🍬 Import tariffs scrapped on boiled sweets and toffees. Thank Christ. I’ve seen pensioners outside Aldi exchanging sexual favours for a bag of Werther’s Originals.
🍊 Cheaper marmalade. Excellent, ‘cos I’ve been spreading Vaseline on my toast since March. Paddington Bear’s probably knocking one out behind King’s Cross.
🧄 Cheaper garlic. Fantastic!! I’ve been buying it one clove at a time from a bloke behind Aldi. Last week he offered me three bulbs and a handjob for £20.
💷 Income Tax thresholds frozen until 2031. Absolutely beautiful. Earn a bit more, get dragged into paying more tax, then watch the Chancellor congratulate himself for helping working people. It’s the financial equivalent of being mugged, having your trousers stolen and being handed a 40p voucher for gherkins as compensation.
🍫 Cheaper chocolate-covered wafers. I’ve already ordered a reinforced safe, appointed three trustees and instructed my accountant to establish an offshore wafer portfolio in the Cayman Islands. Apparently, HMRC wants to know why I’ve declared a KitKat as a dependent.
🚌 Bus fares capped at £2. If my business ever collapses, I can now afford to travel to the Jobcentre and explain that I went bankrupt despite unprecedented savings on fucking marmalade.
💡 Gas standing charges being scrapped. Lovely news, until you find out the cost is being transferred to the price of the gas itself. That’s the financial equivalent of a burglar returning your television and charging you £45 to watch it.
Anyhoo… the government calls some of these its FIVE EVERYDAY FIXES.
I’ve calculated that if I save 40p every week, I could afford a second-hand Ford Fiesta in approximately 400 years…. Assuming nobody’s eaten the fucking gherkins.
Thank you, Chancellor. You’ve saved the country. I’ll name my first jar of marmalade after you. 🇬🇧
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Labour’s latest cost-of-living measure is to suspend import tariffs on a selection of grocery items baked beans, gherkins, marmalade, chocolate, garlic, certain sweets, plant-based drinks and a handful of other products. The government says the change, combined with earlier tariff cuts, could save the average household up to £21 a year.
That is roughly six pence a day, or about £1.75 a month. For most families it amounts to little more than the cost of a single jar of the marmalade that has just been made fractionally cheaper.
Even if every penny of the tariff saving is passed on by retailers, the reduction is tiny next to the sustained rises in food prices, energy bills and general living costs that households have experienced over recent years.
Six pence a day does not restore purchasing power that has been eroded by inflation; it is a marginal adjustment that barely registers on a weekly shop already under pressure.
Reform UK’s approach is different in scale. It proposes £1,300 of tax relief a year for every working household.
The bulk of that comes from raising the tax-free personal allowance from the current £12,570 to £15,000, which would leave most basic-rate taxpayers better off by several hundred pounds and take millions of lower earners out of income tax altogether.
Additional relief is expected from cutting green levies that push up energy bills (around £250 for the typical household) and cancelling the planned rise in fuel duty.
The package is funded by cutting spending elsewhere primarily by restricting welfare access for non citizens, reducing foreign aid and ending certain net-zero subsidies rather than by increasing taxes on working people or borrowing more.
The contrast is straightforward. One policy delivers a few pence off selected imported groceries and is presented as meaningful help with the cost of living.
The other aims to leave working households more than a thousand pounds a year better off by changing the tax and energy burden they actually face.
One is a small, targeted adjustment to import duties on a limited list of products. The other is a broader tax and spending shift designed to put substantially more money back into the pockets of people in work.
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Has your life improved in the last 100 days? In any way?
Have your bills gone down? Do you feel richer? Safer? Has your local community improved at all?
For the average person, the answer is a resounding NO.
Burnham is making tweaks as broken Britain slides further into terminal decline.
He’s a talker, not a doer. He hasn’t changed the country one bit so far, and isn’t going to.
We need fundamental change - and that's what I will bring.
In our first 100 days, we will:
Put the Royal Navy in the Channel and stop the boats forever.
Begin the mass exit of over 1 million people who illegally entered Britain.
We will make it impossible to live here illegally, so many will leave voluntarily. But, make no mistake, the deportation of those who don’t will be enforced.
We will increase your tax-free personal allowance from £12,570 to £15,000 to keep money in your pocket.
We’ll reduce your annual energy bills by £250.
We’ll charge NO interest on loans for nursing students, lift the cap on medical school places and cut student loan issuance by 20%.
If my ministers fail to deliver, I'll sack them. Simple as.
The stakes have never been higher. It's time we have a government that acts like it.
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Andy Burnham doing the rounds on TV this morning.
He's a clown and a con man. We are in serious trouble with him and his Labour jokers in charge.
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An illegal migrant held an 83-year-old woman at gunpoint.
She was having lunch at home with her husband in a quiet Lanarkshire village when they were alerted to a break-in.
In their bedroom, they found Chirag Solanki with a firearm, a five-inch knife, cable ties, duct tape and a balaclava.
Solanki ‘held a firearm against her temple with his right hand and a knife to her throat with his left hand’.
He was in our country illegally.
Yet he was left to roam free and terrorise British citizens.
Every crime committed by such people is the result of Tory and Labour failure to uphold immigration law.
Reform will end this madness.
We will take our country back.
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Andy Burnham has admitted he is open to reopening the floodgates.
As Prime Minister, he has called for an “honest discussion” about bringing back EU freedom of movement as part of a closer relationship with Brussels. That is not a cautious technical remark.
It is a clear signal that the borders Britain voted to control are once again up for negotiation.
Freedom of movement means any EU citizen can live and work here with the same rights as British people, with no skills test, no salary threshold, and no overall limit.
We have already seen what large-scale, low-control migration does to housing, wages in lower-paid sectors, school places, GP lists, and social cohesion. Reintroducing free movement on top of the existing pressures would accelerate those strains further.
Burnham himself has previously acknowledged the “very significant challenges” free movement created. Now he is floating the idea of returning to it anyway.
Labour under Burnham is drifting back toward the open-border consensus that helped drive the Brexit vote in the first place.
Only Reform UK is prepared to treat border control as non-negotiable, to prioritise British workers and public services, and to stop any return to unrestricted European migration. If voters want the floodgates kept shut, Reform is the only realistic alternative to Labour.
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In remembrance of our British troops who laid down their lives for King & country
"Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends" - John 15:13
Lest we forget. Their sacrifice secures the freedoms of Britain and the West. God bless them 🇬🇧 🌹
🤖 Made with AI
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Time for you to pay Dawn.
Why black people like Dawn Butler owe white British people reparations. Black people are owed nothing.
They have not paid us back yet.
So Dawn lets deduct the cost of ending slavery that my generation was still paying the debt for via our taxes.
And, all the financial benefit black people who claim to be descended from slaves enjoy that they would not have otherwise if their ancestors or them had gone back to their third world African shit holes.
And, the cost of giving safe haven to Africans running away from wars they started and people they oppressed in their own countries who came UK for asylum.
People like you, owe white people money for saving your ancestors. This flag freed them and gave you everything you have taken.
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This govt will not reform migration rules.
Energy Secretary, Miatta Fahnbulleh, refused 16 times to Sophy Ridge to back a migrant crackdown.
Whatever Mahmood says is empty words.
Labour loves migration and it's consequences.
express.co.uk/news/politics/…
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Good advice !!!!!!
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If you're not already aware, Great British PAC have essentially been behind all of the wins against the Chagos betrayal - and are the reason we still have a battle to fight.
They're fighting the Brexit betrayal too, and deserve your support. So please do follow and repost them!
