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Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
If Shabana Mahmood cannot get her plans through cabinet because of the demands of the hardline open-borders brigade, she should resign.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
Indefinite leave to remain should be completely scrapped.
We should move to a system that means getting to stay here means you cannot cost the country money.
Break laws… you go
Stop working for long enough… you go
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
This vile regime is out of control.
It has lost legitimacy.
BREAKING: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to announce legal migration plans tomorrow, in a major government U-turn.
Sky's @JonCraig has the details.
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Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
I told you Shabana Mahmood would water down her reforms.
She was never a “hardliner”.
She never had any intention of getting tough.
SW1 gaslit you.
Watch what happens tomorrow.
Welcome to the Shabbywave - how Shabana Mahmood and Labour plan to betray the British people on immigration all over again.
mattgoodwin.org/p/welcome-to…
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
Andy Burnham is now "open" to payouts in health and education to Commonwealth countries as a form of reparations.
It’s a self-loathing move to suggests this but it will never be enough for grievance industry.
Andy, like the rest of Labour, is too naive to oppose this grift.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
“I have known finer and greater characters, wiser philosophers, more understanding personalities, but no greater man.”
- General Eisenhower on Winston Churchill.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
The Labour Party is at war with itself over Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood losing a fight to the far left of her own party. Tomorrow, she’s expected to cave on plans to even tinker with the ILR numbers. Angela Rayner emerges victorious, with her defence of the Tory-era policies hinging on “fair play” towards foreign nationals.
But what about fair play towards the British public? Doesn’t that count for anything anymore? Villages, towns, suburbs, and cities have to deal with the weight and strain of all this. Not only are ordinary Brits never consulted, but this current cabinet doesn’t even have an electoral mandate. It is rightly infuriating to most people who increasingly want net negative migration into Britain.
The great irony is that this Labour Party in-fight is happening because of decisions the Tories made in their failed 14 years in power. And the Tory response? They’ll try and tinker a little bit, too. But neither of these parties wants to broach the underlying issue. The system doesn’t work anymore.
That is why Reform UK would scrap ILR in its entirety and indeed rescind existing awards.
The lying Tories and open borders Labour are once again prioritising foreign nationals in their policy discussions. They still don’t get it. They’re still missing the point. Or maybe they’re just not listening? If the system work doesn’t work for ordinary Britons, the system must go. We will stop the Boriswave.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
Most of the grifting nations that are demanding slavery “reparations” from Britain are among the worst performers on Transparency International’s corruption index.
They got a debt write-off to the tune of one hundred billion pounds and STILL can’t get their own house in order.
And now they think they can exploit the British people.
Jog on.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
In case you need a smile today:
The late beloved Queen and Prince Philip walk among the poppies at the Tower of London, 2014. 888,246 of them, one for every British and Commonwealth serviceman killed in the First World War.
We will remember them. 🌺
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
Mad how Axel Rudakubana's genocidal ancestry has no bearing on his Welsh Choirboyness, even though his parents moved here right before his birth, but I'm completely responsible for Transatlantic slavery 500 years ago.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
Almost 1,200 migrants have arrived illegally by small boat in the past three days.
Despite all the promises over many years by government ministers (of all political stripes) to fix the problem, it shows no sign of abating.
Make no mistake, this is state failure on a seismic scale. The longer it goes on, the greater the implications for the integrity of our democracy and the cohesion of our society.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
Get rid of these nasty individuals.
🚨#BREAKING: Angela Rayner has DELETED her now INFAMOUS video where she lied about Reform UK policies to schoolchildren
It would appear she may have BROKEN THE LAW by doing this
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
This government are betraying our country just like the previous government did. The British people must wake up. Our country is in peril!
Tomorrow Labour’s Home Secretary will announce she is conceding defeat to Angela Rayner.
And the mad Labour backbench MPs.
She will U-turn on her promise to stop the Boriswave settling and getting British passports.
Burnham is betraying the people of Makerfield again.
He promised not to water down Mahmood’s settlement reforms.
The cost of this betrayal will be hundreds of billions added to Britain’s debt.
British people again being betrayed in service of foreign nationals.
We cannot go on like this.
Reform will fight this betrayal with everything we have.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
Tomorrow Labour’s Home Secretary will announce she is conceding defeat to Angela Rayner.
And the mad Labour backbench MPs.
She will U-turn on her promise to stop the Boriswave settling and getting British passports.
Burnham is betraying the people of Makerfield again.
He promised not to water down Mahmood’s settlement reforms.
The cost of this betrayal will be hundreds of billions added to Britain’s debt.
British people again being betrayed in service of foreign nationals.
We cannot go on like this.
Reform will fight this betrayal with everything we have.
Simon Bird 🇬🇧 retweeted
I can’t believe Burnham would be stupid enough to give British citizenship to 400,000 people just 6 years after they came here.
That would cost us hundreds of billions of pounds if they stay forever.
It would go down as one of the worst decisions in modern British history.
