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Why are the pronoun brigade being allowed to quietly walk away from the insanity of the pronoun era.
I think they should have their pronouns tattooed on their foreheads.
So people may know, for all time, what absolute c*nts they are
The Ordinary retweeted
Paris right now. The police use water cannons and tear gas to disperse the far-left crowd.
The UK should authorise the use of water cannons because this is satisfying to watch.
The Ordinary retweeted
And if they bought a leasehold flat, there's the uncapped service charge on top.
Most (56%) first-time buyers now pay more each month for their mortgage than they previously paid in rent. Four years ago it was just a third, research by estate agents finds, with David Fell of @Hamptons1869 on @Moneybox noon @BBCRadio4
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BIG congrats also to Joaquin Niemann for winning his 1st #ChileOpen today! It’s his 10th win on the Chilean Tour.
Dude is a rockstar in his home country. I heard he signed autographs for all these kids afterwards. Part of the culture! 👏🏽👏🏽 @TorqueGC_ @joaconiemann 🇨🇱
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I have to say, some of the Liv players coming back to play DP is actually cool as some really good players, but hilarious how some of them slammed the tour for so long, not one good thing to say about it, now it’s the best thing since sliced bread and feels like coming home 🤔
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Here we have Vittorio Angelone and other 2 lefty “comedians” having a bloody good laugh at the brutal murder of Ann Widdecombe. It’s honestly sickening. Imagine this was Jo Cox - there’d be criminal charges, national outrage, the comic would never work again.
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Pakistani / Bangladeshi turns up in his mother’s handbag, a chain, and a balaclava, trying — and utterly failing — to intimidate a Brit. But once he’s spotted in the street without the mask, his bravado vanishes very quickly.
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A property blogger reports a leaseholders service charge rising from £216 to £733 a month, alongside a proposed major works programme including over £500,000 for balcony flooring alone.
When does financial liability become financial persecution?
Leaseholders don't control the building, its maintenance history, the contractors or the decisions that lead to these extraordinary bills. Yet they're expected to shoulder potentially unlimited costs, regardless of their ability to pay or the value of their homes.
Nobody disputes the need for essential maintenance. But there must be statutory limits on what ordinary homeowners can reasonably be expected to contribute.
Owning a modest flat should never mean accepting unlimited financial liability for a building you don't control.
Leasehold reform must address affordability, not just forfeiture.
The Ordinary retweeted
Oh brilliant… we needed more, terrorists, killers, rapists, sexual predators and peados.
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I want to tell you about one of the people ITV psychologically damaged, who does not appear in any documentary.
He is a Reform member in Portsmouth.
He served as a Royal Marine in Afghanistan and Iraq, with distinction.
One of ITV's undercover reporters told him they shared the same military background.
That was a lie.
The Marine, believing him, took him for a drink. They spent hours talking about their 'shared' service.
He shared deeply personal stories from the front line.
He thought he was talking to a friend who had been through the same things.
He has since learned that the man across the table was an actor with a hidden camera, sent by a television company to damage the party he volunteers for.
Violated. That's the word he used, and I'm not going to soften it.
A man who put his life on the line for this country had his most private memories extracted by deception for a TV programme.
ITV should be ashamed.
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STATEMENT:
Reform UK has reported ITV, its board, and its undercover reporters to the police.
Some of the crimes carry up to 10 years in prison.
They forged a passport.
They directly interfered in elections and almost certainly altered the results. Being paid to “canvass” for Reform in crucial wards we lost by a few dozen votes.
They lied to a veteran about their service and left him “violated”.
This is unprecedented.
The police are now involved.
Scrutiny of political parties is one thing.
But anyone breaking the law to try and ruin the lives of Reform’s staff, members or volunteers will be reported to the police and pursued relentlessly in the courts.
Here’s what happened 👇
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🚨 Britain’s migrant population grew more than than any other country in Europe between 2000 and 2024.
7.1 million.
That’s equivalent to the *entire population of Bulgaria*.
Even countries like Spain - which has twice the land mass of the UK - took fewer.
A conga line of Tory and Labour ministers orchestrated an unprecedented population explosion.
The foreign-born share of the population doubled.
British people suffer the consequences every day in their wages and access to housing, services, and medical care.
The scale of the betrayal beggars belief.
Reform will end this madness.
We will sustain negative migration, reverse the Boriswave and deport all illegal migrants.
Time to put British people first.
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Why are we paying for this?
Vote Reform
End benefits for foreign nationals
Spend that money instead on schools and hospitals for British people, and expanding prison capacity
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I have met Rhiannon’s mum several times. I’m disgusted at how she has been treated by Labour.
Keir Starmer refused to meet her.
This lady’s daughter was murdered by an illegal immigrant & yet MPs shrug it off.
😔
On the 2-year anniversary of Rhiannon Whyte’s attack, her mother Siobhan talks about the justice she seeks for her daughter.
GB News National Reporter @_jack_carson reports.
📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604
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🚨🇵🇱 SHOCKING: Polish politician Grzegorz Braun tore down the European Union flag, wiped his shoes with it, and burned it.
He stated that Poland would not display the symbols of what he called a hostile organization.
"This is Poland, not Brussels."
Globalism is losing.






















