Whilst Britain cant afford to heat itself and feed its people this would make you sick.
I had a great conversation with the UK Prime Minister @AndyBurnham, and we are grateful to Britain for its unwavering, strong, and truly leading support. Today, Britain made a strong decision to provide an additional £10 billion in financial support – £7 billion in economic support over the next three years, and another £3 billion in British export support, primarily for the supply of much-needed weapons that will strengthen our protection of lives. This is on top of the annual support Britain already provides to Ukraine.
A truly strong and very timely step – coming right as Russia needs to see and feel that Ukraine will not be left alone to deal with the problems Russia is so eager to escalate. Every step to strengthen Ukraine brings Russia closer to realizing that it must end this war of its own making.
Of course, Andy and I also discussed sanctions policy, and Britain will remain principled on this – setting an example that matters globally.
I am grateful to Britain, to Prime Minister Andy Burnham and his team, and to every person around the world who understands that standing with Ukraine is the right thing to do – that it means being on the right side of history.
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Buckle up
Countries are now preparing for the most devastating humanitarian catastrophe in history.
Soon, there could be no electricity, no internet and no medicines.
Affording a meal more than once a day could become the biggest flex.
Millions of people around the world are on the verge of starvation.
Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has urged Americans to stock up on emergency food and water.
His exact words: Get your stuff today. Please. Do it for your family!
Japan is urging households to stock up on food, water and sanitary supplies.
Sweden is urging households to be prepared to manage independently during power and water outages.
They're also preparing citizens for war scenarios.
Citizens are being urged to stock up on vegetables, dried goods and cheese in tubes.
They're also being urged to get blankets, sleeping bags and warm clothing during power outages.
The Netherlands is preparing citizens to survive without banks, cash and electricity.
Germany is warning citizens to stock up on emergency reserves of food and water.
The UK and Ireland are urging citizens to stock up on food, medicines and cash.
Riots have broken out in several countries.
Cars and buildings are burning in France.
Stones and fireworks are being thrown at police in Italy.
Portugal is burning. Spain is burning. Albania is burning. Belgium is burning. Russia is burning. Ukraine is burning.
The IRGC is threatening to cut undersea cables in the Middle East.
The entire Middle East could lose Internet for several months.
The Strait of Hormuz will most likely not reopen until 2029.
Bab el Mandeb could remain closed to Saudi for years.
This is leading to diesel and fertilizer shortages.
And the next step will be a deadly food crisis.
Governments will most likely impose food restrictions on citizens to fight shortages.
Eating too much could even land people in jail.
The UK believes they have only 1000 days to prepare for war.
Citizens have been urged to make sacrifices for the country.
NATO is also preparing for a multi year war against Russia.
Governments and politicians have started panicking.
An apocalypse is inevitable.
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This caller on phone is speaking the truth of the mood of the country. Most are too scared to speak out.
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Cash works without WiFi.
Cash works without power.
Cash works without permission.
That's exactly why they want it gone.
Spending your sat night watching plames attempting to land 🛬 #StormBoelo
Have Cash indoors! After telling us for years Cash is worthless go Card
“Be ready by having some everyday essentials… three litres of water per person per day, tinned goods... to last a few days”
Speaking to @vicderbyshire, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting details advice to households to be prepared for a “dangerous and turbulent world”.
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WATCH👀: Shoppers bulk buy items in a UK Costco after Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham has warned households should have 3 days worth of supplies for emergencies
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This video is an old video, made some time before the government advice was issued. Storms Austen and Boelo have resulted in heavy rain, strong winds and cooler temperatures in the UK. The people in the video are dressed for summer weather.
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Their openly telling us to be doomsday preps
The UK government has advised every citizen to keep emergency supplies of water and long-life food, in order to improve the country's resilience in the face of increasing threats.
Ministers said households should aim to have enough basic supplies to last 72 hours - in case of extreme weather, technological breakdown - or the possibility of "state-sponsored terrorism" by Russia or other hostile powers targeting the UK's infrastructure.
Always said these people are actors
🚨🌍🇬🇧 Meanwhile in the UK
“We’re saying to People - Be Ready”
“Have 3 Litres of Water per Person per Day - it’s not just about the Weather - There are State backed Actors & Terrorists who wished to do our country harm”
Incredible - UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting provides a list of items & reasons as to why Britain should be prepared.
You all know it’s already planned & The Government are employed by the people planning it - it’s important you understand this.
I dont care if its staged this is terrific
شاب قام بالصراخ على والده لانه انفق مصروفاته الجامعيه وما كان من الأب إلا ان جعله يدرك ماذا يعني الصراخ في وجهه.
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هذا الفيديو تمثيلي للترفيه وليس واقعة حقيقية. يُنشر كسكيت كوميدي على يوتيوب.
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Iain Dale completely loses it after a caller refuses to go along with the approved narrative on Russia.
The caller says most people simply don’t care about Russia, don’t see it as a threat, and just want lower energy bills.
“On the street, nobody agrees with your talking points.”
Dale asks: “You don’t think Russia is a threat to this country?”
“No. It’s not”, the caller replies. “The average person just wants their bills to come down.”
Dale then explodes: “Yeah but they don’t want bills to come down by appeasing a brutal Russian dictator who’s invaded the sovereign country of Ukraine and killed hundreds of thousands of people! What part of that do you not get!?”
The caller hits back: “What are you talking about? As if we’re some kind of beacon of humanity. Give me a break!”
You can shout at people all you like, Iain, but it doesn’t make you right. Plenty of people don’t support the Ukraine war, don’t believe Russia is an existential threat to Britain, and know there’s more to this than Putin just waking up one day and deciding to invade for fun.
They don’t buy the “Hitler” comparison and would happily buy cheaper oil if it meant improving the shocking living standards created by years of reckless government policy.
As the caller points out, we’re hardly saints either, not with the regimes we back and the things Britain has done itself.
Most people have seen through the nonsense.
Why do these all look ai?
Arrived in Norway with my team. Important meetings are scheduled: a trilateral with Jonas Gahr Støre and Alex Stubb, a bilateral with Steve Witkoff, and a meeting of all four of us. I will also have an audience with King Haakon VIII of Norway and a meeting with the Storting. We are maintaining all contacts that can help bring peace. We will also discuss strengthening our air defense and joint production. I am grateful to everyone who supports Ukraine and a dignified path to peace.














