Economics Graduate | Finance Professional | Centre Right | Catholic |
UK
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They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
#ArmisticeDay
Michael Slater retweeted
Great, another reason why employers will not employ British people. Labour really does hate its own citizens.
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Employers who fail to obtain a permit before employment starts would be committing a criminal offence
The plans do not set out not set out how long the council may take to reply to the notice
Current rules allow employers to hire school-age children and send a permit to the council within a week of their first shift
Story: telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
Michael Slater retweeted
Louise reçoit des menaces d'égorgement et de viol. Deux suspects sont interpellés et placés en garde à vue, un procès est annoncé.
Et c'est elle qu'on accuse de mentir ?!
Pour eux, une femme menacée n'est crédible que si elle est de gauche. C'est de la folie.
Michael Slater retweeted
The United Kingdom has enormous potential to return to being a successful economy,society and a beacon of light for democracy. But that will never happen under the dead hand of socialism. When Reform wins the GE we will all have much to look forward to. – at Warwick, England
Michael Slater retweeted
It's remarkable how often old tweets turn up just when people are trying to rewrite history. The internet remains stubbornly committed to keeping receipts.
We all understand your Government’s commitment to illegal migrants at the expense of your own citizens. #Piddington
I understand people's concerns, but we must fix the system, not inflame tensions.
Labour is restoring control of our borders, closing the Tories’ costly asylum hotels and moving to secure, self-contained sites such as MoD Bicester.
Net migration is down 82% from its peak.
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Michael Slater retweeted
"If you blaspheme the Prophet Muhammad, we will all beat you up."
This is the Islamification and demographic replacement of Britain.
Watch this shocking footage of a Muslim suggesting that we cannot discuss the Prophet in our own country. These people want to impose their authority over us and dominate our society.
There's only one solution, and that's remigration.
Full Video Coming Soon.
Michael Slater retweeted
The last time Britain ran a budget surplus was 2000-01, and that was pretty much by accident.
In the 55 years since 1970, we have run a surplus five times.
The only way we pay our debt back is if we run a surplus. Otherwise you roll it over and add the deficit on top. That's why the debt has gone from under £1 trillion when Osborne arrived in 2010 to over £3 trillion this autumn.
The OBR's own forecasts still have us borrowing in 2031.
The only way out is to debase the currency.
Michael Slater retweeted
For those still confused, call your favorite ‘conspiracy theorist’ friend.
It’s time to catch up.
Michael Slater retweeted
This weekend, we are proudly flying the Palestinian flag alongside the Union flag above Woking’s Civic Offices to mark Palestine National Day, which takes place on Sunday 15 November. 1/2
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One year ago today, I made the decision to join @reformparty_uk. The first political party I had ever joined.
I’d had enough of watching the establishment let our country down. I wanted to be part of a movement that reflected my values and my hopes for a better future for my family, my friends and our country.
What a year it has been. From member to leafleter, canvasser and local council candidate. I didn’t win my election, but I’m proud that I stood up for what I believe in.
Several visits to Clacton in the summer and partying at FarageFest, attending my first ever party conference in September and meeting some of the most ambitious and driven people who now feel like life long friends. I can’t wait to see what this year brings.
Now, as I go through cancer treatment, my Reform family and Followers have shown me kindness and support that I will never forget. Every message, every word of encouragement and every wish for my recovery has meant so much to me.
Seeing the official Reform UK account wish me well, and our Chairman @LeeAndersonMP_ share my diagnosis post with his own kind wishes, touched me deeply. Thank you all for making me feel supported during such a difficult time.
To my @ReformUKWatford Family, the friends I’ve made and everyone cheering me on, I must say a huge thank you. I’m still involved, still proud, and when I’m well enough, I can’t wait to get back out there helping you all to get elected.
A year on, I’m as proud as ever to be part of this movement led by @Nigel_Farage
Seeing my £25 membership renewal leave my account today made me smile. The best £25 I could ever have spent.
Thank you Reform UK
#ReformUK 🇬🇧
Michael Slater retweeted
Sorry seems to be the hardest word for Chris. The Tories failed to secure our borders while in power so why should the public believe you now? Vote @reformparty_uk to secure our borders.
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You cannot hate these people enough.
"This whole issue has been toxified by people primarily on the hard right."
Labour MP Steve Reed says the asylum housing debate in places like Piddington has been stirred up by right-wing parties and led to "racial hatred".
#Newsnight
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Would you feel comfortable letting your 14-year-old get off the school bus and walk home alone if ministers had approved plans for a centre for up to 1,256 men seeking asylum on the edge of your village?
I chose to live in a small village because it felt like a safer place to bring up my son. So when I watched Good Morning Britain this morning, I found myself thinking about the families in Piddington.
Angela Rayner has granted planning permission. The Home Office still has a final decision to make. I think it should drop the plan.
I want ministers to look those families in the eye and answer the questions they’re asking. What checks would be carried out? What have police said about the routes children take home? When will parents see the safeguarding plan?
And why aren’t we looking at which former military sites could give veterans facing homelessness a decent place to live?
#Piddington #Oxfordshire #UKPolitics #Safeguarding #Veterans
