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I support my country & all who respect our history & culture. 🇬🇧🇬🇧 Any others who seek to damage our society can take a hike. Politically social capitalist.

Coventry, UK
Joined February 2009
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Mike Ross retweeted
There’s a reason why Florida was the only state that went darker red. Florida was the only state “immune” from the blue wave. That’s not a coincidence. They were the only state that fully cleansed their election system. Desantis deserves credit for that. Mara Lago area even flipped a blue seat. Florida will eventually become the template. Here’s how Florida protected it’s election system: (Brave search) SB 90 (signed May 2021) •Required voters to renew their vote-by-mail registration every election cycle(previously valid for four years) •Restricted ballot drop boxes to early-voting hours and required staffing •Banned third-party ballot collection("ballot harvesting"); possessing more than two mail ballots became a crime •Required the last four digits of a Social Security or driver's license number to register or request a mail ballot •Banned private/outside funding of election administration (the so-called "Zuckerbucks" ban) •Mandated hourly real-time turnout data on a statewide dashboard SB 524 (signed April 2022) •Created the Office of Election Crimes and Security (OECS), a 25-person unit under the Secretary of State, one of the first dedicated election-crime units in the nation •Made collecting more than two mail ballots a felony (previously a misdemeanor) •Required annual voter-roll cleanup(previously every two years) •Banned ranked-choice voting statewide •Raised fines for voter-registration violations from $1,000 to $50,000 Florida SAVE Act / HB 991 (signed April 2026) •Expanded citizenship verification at voter registration •Removed student ID as an acceptable form of voter identification •Tightened candidate qualification rules ———— Did you catch the important “safeguards” that protected against yesterday’s election steal? They centered around registration integrity, vote counting integrity and ballot integrity. And “student ID” is not valid to vote. Citizenship requirement to vote. This is all coming nationwide. But first you have to expose and prosecute the fraudulent election system officials to kick off the demand for a nationwide cleansing. I believe that is incoming.
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Mike Ross retweeted
I worked for John Lewis for 25 years, until I was sacked for personal opinions that the woke, modern John Lewis didn't agree with. It was once a great company to work for and a true British institution. The Christmas adverts were the highlight of the year. They captured the mood of the nation, they made us laugh and they made us cry, and everyone looked forward to the moment they were released. This new advert says more about modern Britain than I think John Lewis intended. It captures entitlement and woke madness gone overboard. It captures zero discipline, no boundaries and no respect for the elderly. The one thing this advert captures perfectly is how far this country has fallen. That's my take, as someone who gave that company 25 years.
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Mike Ross retweeted
Nope their was a specific value mentioned no adjustment is valid in either direction. That's the point if he failed it would damn him but if he succeeded it was not as good for her. Let's be serious though $800k is a ton of money.
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“If an advert with a mixed race couple bothers you, you’re a racist cunt.” No. It’s the constant, deliberate, everywhere-you-look propaganda that bothers people. White British are still ~74% of England & Wales. Black people are ~4%. Mixed White & Black Caribbean is 0.9%. Mixed White & Black African is 0.4%. White British people in inter-ethnic relationships? Around 4%? Not even that. Yet every other advert, every billboard, every TV show is a mixed couple (usually Black man, White woman) presented as the normal “English” family. It isn’t. It’s a manufactured image. A soft push for race-mixing and the erosion of the historic English population while the actual numbers remain tiny. Representation should match the country, not the ideology of ad agencies and the anti-White class that runs them. Corporate media, ad agencies, the NGOs, the university departments, the civil service, all signed up to the same script. Diversity as the highest good. Whiteness as the original sin. Mixing as moral progress. Continuity of the English people as something to be dismantled quietly, one advert, one curriculum, one policy at a time. They push the opposite image to further their agenda. They push the opposite image because the image is the point. Normalise the replacement. Make the historic population feel like the odd ones out in their own country. Then call anyone who notices a “racist cunt” It isn’t organic. It isn’t “just how Britain looks now.” It’s a managed project with a preferred demographic outcome. The adverts are just the softest, most constant version of it.
If an advert with a mixed race couple in it bothers you, you’re a racist cunt. Hope that helps.
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Mike Ross retweeted
Grim news. Burnham has signed us up to 'time-bound' talks on a slavery apology. I have tabled a parliamentary motion calling for the opposite... Here's what it demands. - No apologies from the House of Commons for Britain's historical involvement in slavery. - Not one penny in slavery reparations from British taxpayers. - Official recognition and gratitude from these African/Caribbean nations for Britain's role in abolishing the slave trade and the sacrifices of Royal Navy sailors. - Immediate termination of all British foreign aid, development assistance and taxpayer-funded grants to countries whose governments demand slavery reparations. - A ban on UK visas for citizens of countries whose governments make such demands. - An end to national self-flagellation over Britain's history, and pride in our country's contribution to abolishing the slave trade. All MPs have been invited to support. Not one has signed, so far.
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There isn’t anything I can add to the justifiable backlash about the John Lewis Xmas disaster. I get how a pushy young advertising exec thought they were being edgy & ‘down with the kids’, but where were the dozens of adults in the room who signed it off pointing out it is depressing, elder abuse & borderline racism? Baffling.
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The woman responsible for this year's appalling John Lewis ad is Anna Braithwaite, who has been head of JL marketing for just over a year. We don't know what her politics are, but if she has children, she's clearly a terrible mother. YouTube comments and other socials are blowing-up with critical comments over this already. Taxi for Anna. P45 in the morning.
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Mike Ross retweeted
【衝撃】イーロン・マスク「世界中から批判されてもXは手放さない」その理由が考えさせられる。 記者「なぜそこまでXにこだわるんですか?」 イーロン「どういう意味だい?」 記者「買収してから批判ばかりじゃないですか」 イーロン「そうだね」 記者「政治家からも批判されている」 イーロン「うん」 記者「規制当局との対立もある」 イーロン「そうだね」 記者「正直、売却した方が楽じゃないですか?」 イーロン「なぜ?」 記者「テスラもSpaceXもあるでしょう?」 イーロン「あるね」 記者「わざわざ論争の中心にいる必要はないですよね?」 イーロン「でも、それで何が解決するんだ?」 記者「……え?」 イーロン「僕は自由に意見を交わせる場所が重要だと思っている」 記者「でも嫌な意見もありますよね?」 イーロン「もちろん」 記者「間違った意見もある」 イーロン「そうだね」 記者「だったら制限するべきでは?」 イーロン「どこまで制限する?」 記者「それは……」 イーロン「誰が正しい意見を決めるんだ?」 記者「……」 イーロン「自分が賛成する意見だけを守るのは簡単だ」 記者「はい」 イーロン「でも、反対意見が出てきたときは?」 記者「……」 イーロン「そこで初めて、言論の自由に対する考え方が試されるんじゃないかな」 これ考えさせられる。 もちろん言論の自由と誹謗中傷や違法な投稿への対応は別問題。 Xの運営方針についても賛否が分かれている。 ただイーロンが掲げる「自由な議論の場」という理想には一つの問いがある。 自分と違う意見をどこまで受け入れられるか。 自分に都合のいい意見だけを歓迎するのは簡単。 でも本当に難しいのは自分が不快に感じる意見と向き合うこと。 これはSNSだけじゃなく組織運営でも同じだと思う。
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Mike Ross retweeted
Replying to @JDVance
You lost because you didn't codify DOGE, you didn't arrest anyone for Covid-the laptop-the raid-J6, etc, you didn't pass the Save Act, you didn't stop the fraud and abuse that's rampant, etc, etc, etc
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Replying to @JDVance
With all due respect Mr. VP, the BIGGEST reason for the bloodbath yesterday was the SENATE REPUBLICANS unwillingness to pass the president's agenda. We gave you everything you needed in 2024, and you let us down big time.
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Mike Ross retweeted
Breaking: Trump to Pardon Snowden – The Deep State’s Nightmare Begins! It’s happening. President Donald J. Trump is preparing to issue a full and unconditional pardon for Edward Snowden. The man who sacrificed everything to expose the Deep State’s crimes is about to receive justice, and the corrupt establishment is PANICKING. This isn’t just about Snowden. This is a direct hit on the intelligence agencies that have abused their power for decades. The surveillance empire they built to control YOU is about to be laid bare. THE HERO WHO EXPOSED THEIR SPYING MACHINE Snowden revealed what they hoped would stay buried forever: The NSA was illegally spying on every American. Phone calls, emails, private messages—all intercepted, all stored, all without a warrant. This wasn’t about security. This was about CONTROL. A system designed to silence dissent and crush opposition. When Snowden blew the whistle, he wasn’t just exposing illegal surveillance. He was revealing the Deep State’s playbook. He showed how Big Tech—Google, Apple, Facebook—sold out their users, feeding private data to the intelligence agencies. And for that, they tried to DESTROY him. THE DEEP STATE’S WORST FEAR: TRUMP & SNOWDEN TOGETHER President Trump knows what Snowden exposed. He has felt the Deep State’s wrath firsthand. The fake Russia hoax. The endless witch hunts. The rigged election. The surveillance state wasn’t built to protect America—it was built to crush patriots like YOU. Trump’s pardon of Snowden isn’t just justice—it’s a direct declaration of war against the Deep State. This will force America to confront the reality of a corrupt system that spies, manipulates, and censors. WHAT A PARDON MEANS EXPOSING THE DEEP STATE’S CRIMES – The government’s illegal surveillance programs will be laid bare. HOLDING INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES ACCOUNTABLE – The FBI, CIA, and NSA will face the reckoning they deserve. DESTROYING BIG TECH’S CREDIBILITY – The companies that helped spy on you will be exposed. EMPOWERING WHISTLEBLOWERS – Patriots who reveal corruption will be PROTECTED, not persecuted. THE DEEP STATE IS PANICKING They fear this more than anything. They are already deploying their media puppets to smear Snowden and paint Trump’s pardon as “reckless.” They want you distracted, confused, and afraid. But it’s TOO LATE. The TRUTH is spreading. The PEOPLE are waking up. And the Deep State’s control is slipping away. TRUMP’S LEGACY: A PRESIDENT WHO FOUGHT FOR YOU By pardoning Snowden, Trump cements his legacy as the greatest defender of the Constitution in modern history. He’s proving once again that he fights for YOU, not the corrupt elites. This isn’t just about one man. This is about taking America back. The surveillance state will FALL. The Deep State will be EXPOSED. And freedom will rise again.
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Mike Ross retweeted
I back Reform UK to the hilt, which is precisely why our communications need to be held to a government-in-waiting standard. Look at what has happened here. This is a local council ward by-election in Poole after a Lib Dem councillor stepped down. Yet because someone in press comms put out amateur copy promising an undeniable shockwave, GB News has instantly sensationalised a routine council race into a make-or-break leadership test for Nigel Farage. An "undeniable shockwave" at any local council level should be after the event, not before. In politics, you under-promise, build the ground game, and let the real swing do the talking on counting night. You do not hand the lobby an open goal to spin a good local result as a failure. We are building a movement to take down the Uniparty and govern Britain. That requires cold, calculated discipline from top to bottom, not hype lines that write the opposition’s headlines for them.
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Mike Ross retweeted
This will make you angry - I've been pushing the DWP and HMRC on average answer times for various helplines. The wait for the Universal Credit helpline in 25/26? 01:48. What about for the Employers helpline at HMRC? 24:50. Modern Britain is one big piss-take.
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Good grief, but the John Lewis Xmas advert is AWFUL. It's basically an advert for buying gifts for ungrateful kids with terrible parents. The grandchildren are just plain rude. The parents don't notice or care. So the grandma decides to splash the cash on gifts she thinks they will like - so rewarding their rudeness! If I had a kid who behaved like that, they wouldn't be getting a single gift on Christmas Day. Not one. Oh, and of COURSE the ad has to feature a mixed race family (who make up 1.3% of all British families yet about 50% of families appearing in TV adverts) because, y'know, diversity. It's all so bloody irritating. 🙄
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Mike Ross retweeted
In the hours after the midterms, it is worth saying this plainly: Elon Musk is about to be hit with a fresh wave of concentrated hostility, and the rest of us who value what he is actually building should not pretend otherwise. A man who was once treated as a progressive technological hero with electric cars, reusable rockets, and an open internet - has become, in the eyes of much of the left, an apostate. He bought Twitter and refused to keep the old speech rules. He ran DOGE and cut programs the left considered sacred. He warned, repeatedly and without euphemism, that demographic and institutional trends could lock in one party control. He put his own money behind the other side. For that, the hatred is now open and concentrated. Starship is still the only credible path to making life multiplanetary. Starlink still connects people the old infrastructure never reached. Tesla still forced the entire auto industry to confront electric vehicles. Neuralink and xAI are still early attempts at expanding what a human mind and an artificial one can do together. The people who want to punish the man for his politics have not offered a substitute for the work. They have only offered the punishment. Standing by him requires noticing the pattern. The same voices that once celebrated the green-car pioneer now treat the multiplanetary goal as a distraction or a vanity. The same institutions that spent years demanding more regulation of speech on private platforms now treat an open platform as the greater danger. The consistency is not in the principles; it is in the target. When a single person both builds the hardware of the future and refuses to stay inside the approved narrative, the response is not engagement. It is a campaign to make the cost of that refusal higher than the benefit of continuing. The simple fact is that no one else is currently doing the combination of things Elon Musk is doing at the same scale, and probably never will. When the response is punishment instead of alternatives, the work that actually expands the frontier slows or stops. I support Elon because the work matters more than the noise, and he is one of the few people who seems to genuinely want humanity to have a future. ♥️
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Mike Ross retweeted
This is just one of the many ridiculous bits of extra bureaucracy and hassle for a small business that does not export to the European Union - the Burnham reset is contrary to the Labour manifesto and is a insult to the millions who voted to Leave. It will backfire on the Prime Minister
Even small local bakeries that never trade with the EU will have to follow EU rules on ingredients, packaging, and nutritional information. Industry compliance costs are estimated at £2 to £3 billion. They will also face additional compliance costs every time the EU changes its rules. UK taxpayers will also have to pay the EU for its policy work to create and enforce these rules on UK firms. This could be up to £3 billion a year, every year.
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Even small local bakeries that never trade with the EU will have to follow EU rules on ingredients, packaging, and nutritional information. Industry compliance costs are estimated at £2 to £3 billion. They will also face additional compliance costs every time the EU changes its rules. UK taxpayers will also have to pay the EU for its policy work to create and enforce these rules on UK firms. This could be up to £3 billion a year, every year.
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Mike Ross retweeted
Trump doesn’t have 2 years left. He was on Fox News last night and said he looks forward to making deals with Democrats. President Trump may have had 2 years left if we didn’t lose the Senate, but we are finished as a country because now the Democrats controlled the House and the Senate. If President Trump moves to veto everything the Democrats push forward, they will immediately move to impeach him, convict him, and harass his family members and find a blue state to prosecute him in so that a presidential pardon will not protect him or his family members. We are not going to see any more of President Trump’s agenda be signed into law. It will not be codified over the next two years. People will betray the president and everybody in his orbit will be subjected to nonstop harassment. I’m not sure why people keep pretending like we have two more years. If President Trump even tries to push his agenda, the Democrats will just impeach him, and there are many RINO Republicans who care more about self preservation than protecting President Trump, and they will throw him under the bus so that their families are not killed by communists in power who will send their DSA hit squads door to door assassinating all political opposition to their takeover. And let’s be honest, if President Trump puts up a fight, the Democrats will just recruit somebody to kill him. They already tried to do it in 2024. They normalized the killing of Charlie Kirk too. Let’s not pretend like they won’t do it again. Don’t be delusional. Democrats don’t want to work for the people. The only thing Democrats who were elected last night care about is flooding our country with an unlimited amount of illegal aliens and jailing President Trump and his family members. You’re sorely mistaken if you actually think Democrats are going to work for Americans and make life better over the next two years. You’re going to watch your country completely crumble and be destroyed. Your life, and your children’s life is going to become very difficult, and there will not be any way to vote ourselves out of this. At this rate, Democrats will take 2028. If you voted for Democrats, just know you fell for a lie. You will not be getting free healthcare. Gas is not going down. The cost of living is going to substantially increase as Democrats open our borders and flood our country with 50 million more illegal aliens, and crime will be out of control. There is no more time. America is over. It is time for every single logical thinking citizen in our country to internalize the fact that America is over and the American dream is dead. If you don’t want to live in reality, don’t be shocked when your life becomes unlivable in the next two years.
Replying to @LauraLoomer
I love the panic. Lets not forget. Trump still has 2yrs left. meaning republicans still have 2yrs to start working FOR the people and doing the shit they promised.. Now's the time for them to go in to over drive and make it about "We The People"
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Musimy nagłośnić ten skandal! 😡 Dyscyplinarka za krytykę działań policji! Jacek Łukasik, przewodniczący związku zawodowego „Policyjna Solidarność”, zabrał głos w sprawie działań funkcjonariuszy policji przed Trybunałem Konstytucyjnym. Zwrócił uwagę na wątpliwości dotyczące wykonywanych poleceń i odpowiedzialności policjantów. I co się dzieje? Zamiast rzeczowej odpowiedzi wszczęto wobec niego postępowanie dyscyplinarne! Czy naprawdę doszliśmy do momentu, w którym przedstawiciel związku zawodowego nie może publicznie krytykować działań policji i bronić interesów funkcjonariuszy?! Policjanci mają wykonywać polecenia, nie zadawać pytań i najlepiej jeszcze nie komentować tego, co dzieje się wokół nich? To nie jest prywatna policja żadnego rządu! Funkcjonariusze mają służyć obywatelom i przestrzegać prawa, a nie bać się mówić o swoich wątpliwościach.
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Mike Ross retweeted
When my wife told me she wanted an open marriage, I didn’t argue, shout, or ask whether there was another man. I simply smiled and said, “Okay. But before we do that, there’s something I need you to understand.” She looked relieved. That was her first mistake. My name is Michael. I was 38, married to Vanessa for nine years, and we had two children together: a seven-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son. We weren’t a perfect couple, but I genuinely believed we had built something worth protecting. I worked as a regional director for a logistics company. Vanessa owned a beauty business that I had helped her establish when she was struggling to get customers. I paid most of the household expenses, handled the mortgage, and made sure our children never lacked anything. But over the previous six months, something had changed. Vanessa had become increasingly distant. She spent more time on her phone, started going out with new friends, and suddenly became very interested in discussing how modern relationships worked. Whenever I asked what was happening, she accused me of being controlling. Then, one Friday evening, she finally said it. “Michael, I think we’re too young to spend the rest of our lives being restricted to one person. I want us to explore other connections without necessarily ending our marriage.” I put down my glass. She continued explaining how open marriages were becoming normal, how people could love their spouses while still experiencing other people, and how it might even make our relationship stronger. I listened until she finished. Then I asked one question. “Have you already met someone?” Her silence lasted longer than her explanation. Eventually, she admitted there was a man she had been talking to for several weeks. His name was Jason. He was a fitness trainer she had met through a mutual friend. She insisted nothing serious had happened, but she had developed feelings for him. I nodded. Then I said something she clearly wasn’t expecting. “Vanessa, I agree.” Her entire face changed. She smiled, reached for my hand, and said she knew I would eventually understand. But I wasn’t finished. “I agree that we should stop pretending this marriage is working. However, I don’t want an open marriage. I want an honest separation.” Her smile disappeared.
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