Devon Made retweeted
In 2014, Louise Haigh pleaded guilty, at magistrates' court, to dishonestly reporting a work mobile phone as stolen to obtain a replacement.
Today, she stood in for Burnham at PMQs.
Not only do @UKLabour have ZERO shame, but clearly @UKParliament has no standards.
#NeverLabour
Devon Made retweeted
🛑Boy George in Tel Aviv tonight🤍 🇮🇱
After nearly three years of international artists largely staying away from Israel, Boy George took the stage at a sold-out Menora Mivtachim Arena.
The British music icon welcomed Israeli singer Ivri Lider for a duet.
“So happy to be here,” he told the audience”.
Music is back in Tel Aviv. ❤️
Credit : @RazShechnik
Devon Made retweeted
It was the Makerfield voters who gave Andy Burnham his chance to wreck the country & ignore *their* decision to leave the EU.
It is also the Makerfield voters who can stop him in his tracks, all it will take is 10% of them to start a recall petition...come on Makerfield DO IT
Devon Made retweeted
Louise Haigh, the first female, convicted fraudster to do PMQs. Another glass ceiling shattered.
Devon Made retweeted
*sigh* because the British press hasn’t spelt this out I will. (Is it spelled or spelt?)
Anyway … The EU believes its law takes precedence over Poland’s sovereign law (even its Constitution, wherever EU law applies)
Poland’s Constitution says it is the SUPREME law of the country (I agree)
Now Donald Tusk’s is battling his own people over control of Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, with police on the streets and the court’s leadership removed (because they disagreed with the EU’s position).
the European Commission is, of course, backing Tusk on the appointment of judges. ( as long as they agree with the EU position)
Brussels insists the Tribunal must respect rulings of the EU Court of Justice (because they believe their rule is superior to sovereignty)
AND They dare to call this “defending the rule of law”
And THIS ladies and gentlemen is why I voted to leave. You’re welcome 🔥
Devon Made retweeted
I’ve now concluded that Burnham is definitely all eyelashes and black T shirt who seems to be revelling in doing the exact opposite of what he stated in order to become PM.
The fact his EU U-turn happened within a matter of hours rather than years tells me he lied.
And he’s not very clever.
EVERYTHING Labour does is to the detriment of our country.
Welcome to the UK under @UKLabour
So let me get this straight...
Blaming Muslims today for 9/11 is bigotry, but blaming white people today for slavery is somehow justice?
ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR DAMN MIND?
You don’t get to condemn collective guilt for one group and celebrate it for another.
THAT’S NOT JUSTICE. THAT’S HYPOCRISY ON STEROIDS
Devon Made retweeted
"I once refused the British Military £30 million for training but two months later, found £40 million for reparations."
🤖 Made with AI
Love this man👇
Devon Made retweeted
Cancelled @Telegraph today. After decades. Delightful chap in Subscriptions, swamped with cancellations, typed out my reason, saying out loud as he did so: “Allison Pearson” - the same reason he’s heard all day. Unfortunately for the new (foolish) owners, Telegraph readers stand up for what we believe. @AllisonPearson covers the issues that concern us; writing brilliantly, bravely, pungently... Here’s a reminder of some of those causes and her recent articles👇🏼
Devon Made retweeted
I don't understand whats happening to our country
anymore and why we've
ended up with a government
that apparently hates British
people.
We're not be 'taken over'..
We're giving the country away
to people,it seems,that have more rights then us.🤔
Devon Made retweeted
This is MIND BLOWING. This Labour Government is making migrant policy to suit the wishes of foreigners and not those of British citizens. This is a national outrage.
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So over 80% of responses to the government's immigration consultation came from foreign nationals! Honestly, it's hard not to laugh. It's like one of those far-fetched plotlines from 'Yes, Minister'. How can anyone give it credence?
Devon Made retweeted
Next time you're going through London Victoria, stop at Platform 8.
You are standing on sacred ground.
On Nov 10, 1920, at exactly 8:32PM, a train pulled in carrying the body of The Unknown Warrior.
Brought from the battlefields of France, across the Channel on HMS Verdun, this single unidentified British soldier became a symbol for thousands of families who never got to say goodbye.































