This is true, but it's largely the same people that the Tories spent 14 years featherbedding too. The only real difference was that the Tories pretended constantly that they were on the side of 'alarm clock Brits' but nonetheless shafted them at every opportunity anyway.
If you elect politicians who subscribe to extreme anti-car views, you are going to get the implementation of extreme anti-car policy that sees potentially lethal road damage deliberately not repaired.
Fascinating watching leftist female hypocrisy on the subject of sex crimes against women/girls. When it suits their political agenda, they're up in arms in performative outrage, happy to accuse any bloke within a one-mile radius of being a rapist, even though all the evidence is that he didn't rape anyone (Cornell University). But when it doesn't suit the political worldview, it's just no big deal, 'sure the slag wasn't asking for it?', and dismissed as part and parcel of living in modern society (Britain as viewed by the female editor of The Economist).
A hard look at Britain’s data suggests so. But it is hardly an epidemic economist.com/britain/2026/1…
It’s exactly this. If you don’t declare war on Whitehall, it is certainly going to declare war on you. And it’s a fight to the death.
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Above all, no fiscal plan survives contact with Whitehall unless you take control of the machine first. Close departments, curb the quangos, rein in judicial activism.
Take a sledgehammer to the Whitehall machine - or be just another failed administration ....
Pitiful. If you play their game according to their rules, you will lose. It’s set up that way. But Farage can’t help himself, so he always loses.
Car crash alert 🚨
Sally Nugent asks Nigel Farage about Raheem Kassam's “Nigerian scammer” comments on Kemi Badenoch and his response is painful to watch.
#bbcbreakfast
We're at the point where regime media is extolling the virtue of the regime removing import taxes on marmalade - in a country that makes most of the marmalade it consumes - which tells us that Britain's late-era-Soviet-Union feel is only increasing to a new level.
Chancellor John Healey will remove import taxes on marmalade, gherkins and more than 100 products in a move to give families "breathing space" with the cost of living in the Budget.
Peter Ruddick told #BBCBreakfast about other changes that will impact motorists, carers and self-employed fathers
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What I can tell you confidently is that the word "smoke" could be replaced here by numerous other things that he doesn't approve of and wants banned, because authoritarian busybodies always have a list of such things that is as long as your arm.
A Smokefree UK Is Within Our Reach parliamentnews.co.uk/a-smoke…
As he lives large off your taxes with a salary and pension you can only dream of, schemes behind the scenes to promote the regime’s political agenda, and sends his thick, thuggish officers round to your home to investigate you for political speech crimes, he then pops up on regime media to describe himself as a ‘public servant’.
The British regime hates the internet/social media because its oppressive and petty behaviour now reaches a worldwide audience. The days when a few calls to Fleet St editors could bury a story the regime didn't like are long gone, and the regime seethes with fury because of it.
A UK teen made fun of a local politician. Then police showed up at his door. trib.al/0DnnRkr
We have all now seen the confident stupidity and ideologically-driven ignorance of Jeevun Sandher MP. He has only a distant relationship with what one might call the real world, yet proudly presents himself as an economist and tells everyone he used to work at HM Treasury. If you ever ask yourself why Britain is failing as a nation, the presence of Mr Sandher - and all those just like him - in Westminster and Whitehall is the answer.
Given where Britain seems to be heading, I'd say guns and cans of petrol.
Why should I stockpile and what will I need? bbc.in/4yESD4t
I think this translates as 'expect blackouts at any time'.
Britain’s electricity supplies are expected to remain secure this winter. ❄️
Today’s Winter Outlook forecasts a 5.9GW surplus, equivalent to a 9.5% buffer above expected peak demand.
Hear how we consider 30,000 potential scenarios in our latest forecast. 👇
Winter Outlook: bit.ly/4zQIbYF
HM Treasury despises entrepreneurship and would have hired this person purely for cynical window-dressing purposes.
The people in Loughborough who voted for this cretin should be ashamed of themselves.
Nope, that’s not how taxes and price works. The price is determined by demand and supply.
Companies charge the highest price they can given demand. A tax levied on *profits* does not affect a company’s cost ie supply.
Taxes on *windfall* profits (like oil and gas) are the most efficient kind of tax there is.
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Corporate profit taxes do not directly shift marginal costs but empirical studies show partial pass-through into higher consumer prices. Windfall taxes on oil and gas have deterred investment and production in practice despite theoretical efficiency on rents.
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To people pushing the CANZUK alliance, I fail to see what we gain by getting closer to our ridiculous, compromised, corrupted colonial cousins. We have enough problems of our own.
New 30 km/h area speed limit signs will be posted at neighbourhood entry and exit points. Once you enter a signed area, the 30 km/h speed limit applies throughout the local road network until you leave that area.
Slower speeds help reduce the risk of serious collisions and make neighbourhood streets safer.
Learn more about the change: toronto.ca/LocalSpeed
No one is shocked by this. You only get an appointment like this if you’re a sinister political appointment and willing to trash the British national interest, so what is the point of ‘vetting’ the applicant?
Jonathan Powell was not vetted before being appointed National Security Adviser, we can report.
spectator.com/article/reveal…
If we “retain our humanity”, as he puts it, we will be erased in our own country. The idea that a rational self-defence of oneself is evidence of our ‘inhumanity’ is disgusting.
This is all true. The speed and scale of the change are seismic and unprecedented. And it is not leading to the multicultural utopia that elitist liberal-progressive voices predicted. On the contrary, it is leading to a nation increasingly divided along ethnic, religious and cultural lines. We have to manage that rupture as best we can - and by always retaining our basic humanity. But pretending it isn’t happening serves no-one.




















