Proud Reform UK supporter. Hate Starmer & Co., Net Zero bollocks, Foreign Aid. Charity begins at home.
Stourbridge, West Midlands
Joined May 2011
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Stuart McHale retweeted
Isn’t it funny how the left will try to silence people like me, but never these guys ?…
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Certainly true for me and all Leave voters I know - which is many.
Controlling our own border and immigration laws was ONE set of laws Leavers wanted to have democratic, sovereign control over.
But the vote was to have control over all our laws, a genuine democracy where our own elected politicians were answerable and sovereignty.
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Is anyone seriously sitting at home thinking, “Thank God we’ve got that EU SPS deal”?
Taxes through the roof. Crime out of control. Veterans sleeping rough. High streets dying.
And what are Labour celebrating? Another deal with Brussels, while talking about reparations abroad.
How about putting Britain first for a change?
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Without that 10 million immigration, there would be no housing crisis, no 7 million plus waiting for NHS treatment, vastly lower debt.
The UK population has grown by over 10 million since 2001. As of 2025, 98% of population growth came from migration.
In the same period, Britain built:
- 0 reservoirs
- 0 nuclear power stations
- 0 international runways
Warnings of water shortages, surging energy prices and economic stagnation are a consequence of massive immigration-fueled population growth putting enormous strain on our infrastructure.
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I very much agree with Claire. 16yr olds do not have the ability or life experience yet to independently way up the consequences of their vote. If we don’t think they are responsible enough to drive, drink or be done with education, how are they mature enough to vote? A cynical move!
Back on votes for 16 yesterday - inevitably, schools and teachers are being dragged in to 'help' 16 year olds make informed decisions when the law changes and they can vote. But herein lies a danger of politicising education - party politics could turn citizenship lessons into propaganda, resulting in toxic rows. And I am not convinced it won't compromise teacher impartiality. Just imagine which parties will be smeared. The minister interrupted me half way saying that the law already says schools need to be impartial. I reminded her that the Department for Education was only recently forced to clamp down on sectarian, pro-Gaza teachers.
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Guessed you missed what the Houthis alone did recently to Riyadh airport. Try to keep up to avoid stupid questions.
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As a Welsh person who’s lived in Wales my whole life I’m so impressed with Reform in the Senedd. They really are working for the people of Wales by challenging Plaid Cymru every step of the way. Impressive stuff.
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I'm going to say the quiet part out loud — ITS A DONE DEAL
That EU Reset document due on 20th November? It's already been leaked. It's written in past tense. It's A DONE DEAL agreed, 💥🤦
No negotiation.
20th November is just theatre. Barmcake Burnham is being sent to Brussels to sign it off.
And the bits the press won't tell you ( they're rejoiners too! 😳 they are distracting you with the pet passport .
- NO COSTS mentioned. ha! Because WE are paying. For EU policy work, for the EU electricity market, for EU cohesion funds. Nothing was in the Budget for it.
We already have a good deal.
The document itself admits at Point 8 that the Brexit trade deal is the most ambitious of its kind and works effectively.
It's about control. Point 64 gives EU control over our exports and our supply chains for critical materials.
Are you kidding me 😳😳
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And energy. We have to follow EU renewable targets and join their expensive carbon tax scheme. That means higher bills and higher costs for British businesses.
They've been working on it in secret since May last year. Never asked us. Never offered a vote.
This isn't a reset. It's a surrender.
I'm surprised he's not waving a white flag 🤦
(Full details are in Catherine McBride's Substack, I shared the link earlier)
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🚨 Islam Awareness Month 🚨
DAY 7
As a veteran, I find the timing of Islamophobia Awareness Month during our Remembrance period deeply offensive.
November is when Britain pauses to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our freedoms. Yet, against that backdrop, we are being asked to devote an entire month to a campaign that risks framing legitimate concerns about Islamist extremism as prejudice.
This is no coincidence. The timing and messaging deserve serious scrutiny. It risks obscuring a very real and uncomfortable history: terrorist attacks carried out in the name of Islam, including by British-born extremists who have murdered and scarred innocent people on our own streets.
We should be able to remember our fallen, acknowledge the threat of Islamist terrorism and challenge genuine prejudice without one being used to silence discussion of the other.
I find the timing distasteful, the messaging deeply questionable and the implications for national security impossible to ignore.
I will not be posting an “Awareness” post on Sunday. Out of respect for our fallen, Remembrance Sunday deserves our undivided attention.
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If the rapist is a rich white man, Nadia will express solidarity with victims, on the other hand, if the rapists are from an ethnic minority... she 'voted against the calls for a national inquiry into grooming gangs on January 8, 2025'.
Solidarity with every woman who bravely reported, endured the long wait for trial, and gave evidence in court against Russell Brand. Especially those who did not receive justice today.
Everyone with a basic understanding of the criminal justice system knows that just because the verdict was "not guilty", it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. All we know is that the jury could not be certain “beyond all reasonable doubt”.
I want to say directly to the victims: thank you and I believe you. Millions of us do.
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In Birmingham, there are more than 150 Home Office approved sponsors of 'skilled workers' packed into just TWO roads.
All but one is owned by a Pakistani Muslim and, as MP for Ladywood, Shabana Mahmood has a ringside seat 👀
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🚨🚨🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴 The MSM has been hijacked by globalists.
Why is the Main Stream Media not calling out Burnham’s. Labour EU betrayal?
Treacherous Lying government MP’s are all over the media spouting pure lies about how Britain is being dragged back under the control of Brussels.
Compliant broadcasters are railing to ask the right questions and hold Labour MP’s feet to the fire over their outright Lies.
Ask Yourself. Why is that?
There is nothing in Burnham’s betrayal that gives Britain any advantage. It’s all one way traffic as usual
British Taxpayer Pay while the EU laughs at us
Wake the fuck up sheep and do some actual research instead of listening/reading the bullshit from the compliant media stooges.
Stuart McHale retweeted
200,000- 300,000 of our kids failed English GCSE this year.
I’d prefer it if our government focussed on fixing this problem first.
Proud to announce that students in England will be able to study Ukrainian at GCSE.
It’s a chance for pupils to explore Ukraine’s rich culture and history and, for the Ukrainian community to remain connected to their heritage.
This is another step in our enduring support for Ukraine as part of the 100 Year Partnership 🇺🇦🇬🇧
Stuart McHale retweeted
I will end the unjust prosecutions of our veterans in my first 100 days in office.
If I fail, I will resign.
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Not a career politician. An actual military man with 40 years of service.
Reform UK will END the prosecution of British military veterans in the first 100 days of government.
No more state lawfare against British veterans. And no more houses going to migrants before veterans.
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This Birmingham councillor represents a ward where only *half* of working-age people are employed.
And over the past few years, people in Birmingham have watched their council go bankrupt, alongside a two-year bin strike.
And yet he's banging on about the Middle East.
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I genuinely cannot believe that no one has really spoken about that a Conservative councillor in Peterborough was found guilty of like 28 sexual offences against children - with one of the court statements saying a young boy way bought to the house of another former Conservative councillor
Like - no one cares… this man was a councillor, an army cadet leader and worked at two schools
There’s been a lot of talk about a reform councillor being charged with similar offences - so the silence on this is unbelievable
