Love my country π¬π§, hate the boats, prefer animals to humans (most of the time) No DMs
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I posted this, responded to a couple of comments and then had an early night. Woke up looking like I been in a round with Mike Tyson and saw the number of people who had taken the trouble to comment. I havenβt read all the comments yet but I thank you all from the bottom of my β€οΈ
Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
What an absolute worm.
John Healey has allocated Β£150m of taxpayersβ money in the Budget towards more large asylum sites!
He neglected any and all mention of this in his speech! Itβs only in the document!
Labour finds money for migrants while all our other costs rise and our country crumbles.
Will we be forced to fund migrants against our will in perpetuity?
So sorry for your loss. It was so quick, less than 2 weeks. George was 11, had him since he was 8 weeks old x
This is George. I know people donβt give a toss about each other anymore but George had to be put to sleep tonight as he had Lymphoma and was vomiting blood. I loved him with all my heart. See you on the other side Grumpy George π
Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
"Reform's alternative budget released today includes many proposals that will finally get Britain's economy growing again.
Abolishing the Energy Profits Levy will play a crucial role in ensuring the country's energy security, which a recent ASI index ranked below Romania and Ukraine. Windfall taxes undermine the incentive on firms to be ready to drill when prices are high: without them, the UK's domestic energy supply will be far more secure, and the country will be less vulnerable to price hikes and energy crises. It will also lower electricity costs at a time of eye-wateringly high energy prices, which will cost the average family an extra Β£206 in the coming year.
The alternative budget's proposals will also give a desperately needed boost to housebuilding. Leaving the Aarhus convention, which paralyses planning reviews and raises costs for developers, will make it easier and faster to build new homes. Repealing Biodiversity Net Gain rules will also reduce costs and delays for housebuilders, 94% of which have been hit by delays due to the rule.
Taken together, these changes will mean more houses are built faster and for a lower cost - which will go a long way to solving Britain's housing crisis. If done right, planning deregulation like those proposed by this alternative budget could single-handedly raise long-run GDP by 7.05% - a rise of almost Β£3,000 per person."
- Silvia Andreoletti, Head of Communications
Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
Listen to this regarding Andy Burnhamβs master plan to end homelessness it doesnβt add up and it makes zero sense! She hasnβt the foggiest.
#AndyBurnham #Homelessness #Debates
Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
THEY HAVE NOT CHANGED! Conservative MPs abstained on their own motion to leave the ECHR !
What does that tell you ?
Vote Reform U.K. at every opportunity!
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Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
Astounding Sunday Times investigation reveals new scandal in SNPβs Socialist Scotland:
800 NHS, central government, council and quango workers whose jobs no longer exist but remain on the public payroll because of the SNPβs βno public-sector redundancyβ policy.
Estimated cost of paying people to do nothing: Β£27m a year.
One NHS Highland worker has been receiving a full salary and benefits for 17 years despite not having a specific job.
The health board refused to say what the worker had been doing for almost two decades and how much they had been paid.
Likely cost to the taxpayer is expected to be far higher with several public bodies refusing to disclose salaries for hundreds of the workers awaiting redeployment.
Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
Labour donor benefit? Streeting in the frame.
I wonder who would benefit from a statement from government to stock up on food and bottled water?
Sainsburyβs.
Who is a major Labour donor? David Sainsbury.
They even sell wind-up radios through their Argos brand.
Labour need money to fight an election.
Coincidence. Iβm sure?
Oh, by the way⦠the Sainsbury family just donated £50,000 to Wes Streeting.
Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
Single mothers with British citizenship are being pressured into registering 'asylum seekers' as their baby's father to help men commit immigration fraud.
Known as the 'fake dad' scam, it is believed to be organised by the same criminal gangs behind countless 'sham marriages'.
In one case, a couple with a newborn baby didn't speak the same language, lived hundreds of miles apart, and the βfatherβ didnβt even know the womanβs name.
How many nonsense stories like this have enabled people to stay here?
Whistleblowers have revealed mountains of fraud β non-existent gay relationships, bogus political dissidents, pretending to be children.
The Tories and Labour created an asylum system that has become a scam on the British people.
Reform will end it.
We will take our country back.
Sue π©΅ π¬π§ retweeted
One thing that's surprised me about Andy Burnham is the extent to which he just lies.
He says this morning small boats are because of Brexit and "we can't return people".
The FACTS:
In last 5 years of Dublin agreement the UK took in far more migrants than it sent back.
2016: net 200
2017: net 150
2018: net 1000
2019: net 500
2020: net 800
Five years = net 2,500 more migrants than sent back.
Plus, now we'd have to sign up to the migration and asylum pact so the numbers will be enormous.
He knows this. His advisors know this.
They are just lying to you.
