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The Captured UK
All you got to do is say 'no' to the prick and his pack.... ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ 😁 😄 😆
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Andy lad, Esther had more paedophile friends than you have had proper jobs ... and ChildLine was used to collect information about CSA survivors. If you want to know more about Esther, ask Jimmy Savile, Keith Vaz or Nicholas Fairburn. @andyburnham
Very sad to hear that Dame Esther Rantzen has died. Through her decades of campaigning, including founding Childline and The Silver Line, she changed countless lives and gave a voice to people who often went unheard. And I will always admire the characteristic courage and openness with which she spoke about her illness, making us all think about the difficult questions we face at the end of life. My thoughts are with her family and all who loved her.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
2 cruel & nasty PC’s who tasered a 92 yr old amputee with dementia in his wheelchair posted emoji’s after he died making fun of him. Disgusting & deplorable- Stephen Smith Rachel Comotto. All he did was hold a butter knife which they could easily have removed. Bastards.
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Yet more Govt misappropriation..!! Remember all Govt money is OUR money....
🚨 The Department for Science has lost £342.4 MILLION of your tax money. That comes directly from the National Audit Office. The department invested £517 MILLION of taxpayers’ money into a satellite company. That investment is now valued at just £174.6 MILLION. That means for every £1 of taxpayers’ money they put in, just 34p remains. But don’t worry. This Government has already put taxes up by around £70 BILLION since coming to power… …and they’re talking about putting them up again. So if they Lose your money, they will just come back for more. That seems to be the deal.
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100% all of this..... fuel robbery ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
The surging petroleum, derv, natural gas and electricity prices are chinks in the same cost of living reality driving ever increasing corporate profits and government windfalls in taxation and duties. That is the reality. The average price of diesel in the UK has reached a record-breaking high of 199.18p a litre. In cash terms, Britain has never paid more for the fuel that moves the supply chains of the country. Some pumps are at 200.9p. Some at 203.9p. A 55-litre tank is more than £112. Petrol sits at 174.13p. A few years ago that number alone would have been a scandal in itself. Since the end of February, diesel has risen 56.8p a litre, almost 40% in seven months. The same automobile fuel tank that cost about £78 then, now costs about £109.55. Thirty-one pounds extra. Every fill. Same van. Same job. Same miles. People blame the oil price. The oil price is real. It is not the whole story. Far from it. Fuel duty is 52.95p a litre. VAT at 20% on a 199.18p litre is 33.20p. Together that is 86.15p of tax on every litre - 43% of the pump price. Then comes the detail that should outrage every single motorist. VAT is levied on the duty as well as the fuel. The government slaps 52.95p of duty on the litre, then takes 20% VAT on its own levy. At today’s price that is 10.59p of VAT on duty. Tax on tax. Double dipping as one may say. No small family firm could invoice a customer that way and keep its reputation. When the government does it, it is called policy. And the government don’t give a hoot. They are fleecing us into the ground and rubbing our faces into its boot. There is a second number. In 2025 the Competition and Markets Authority looked at fuel retailers and found their margins “far above historic levels.” Supermarket fuel forecourts were taking 8–9.1%. In 2017 they took about 4%. Up like a rocket when wholesale rises, but only marginally down when it falls. Watch how fast this record only marginally retreats if crude prices eventually fall. In the three months to the end of June, ExxonMobil made $14.5 billion - its strongest quarter in four years. Chevron made $12 billion - its best in six years. Shell’s profit more than doubled to around $10 billion. BP more than doubled to $5.73 billion. The five big Western major fuel corporations together hoovered up close to $50 billion in a single quarter. Same war. Same crude. On the driver’s side, a record litre. On the government and fuel corporations side, a bumper harvest at our motoring expense. The Treasury takes 86p of every litre and charges VAT on its own tax. The fuel giants post bumper profits. Diesel is not a lifestyle choice. It is the engine room of the supply economy. Lorries, tractors, delivery vans, buses, boats, private automobiles. When diesel rises, the cost of almost everything that moves rises with it. The record at the pump reappears later in the shopping basket, the delivery charge and the invoice - with VAT on some of that too. If you think VAT-on-duty is a racket or that fuel duty should be cut before the next domestic shock becomes the next bill, tell your local MP who votes on it before the October Budget. Enough is enough. We are being treated like suckers by the government and the vulture corporations.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
The average British electricity bill has risen by £377 since 2018. Just £71 (19%) of that is due to higher gas prices to make the stuff. The other 81% (£306) is due to direct renewables subsidies, carbon taxes and having to rebuild the National Grid because all the windmills are in the North Sea... Thanks, as ever, to David Turver (@7kiwi) for the analysis and the chart!
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Quite surprised by Bella’s appeal, no enquiries at all. Can you please help us? Every share and follow helps our pets into new homes.
Meet Bella, 15 month old, German Shepherd. Due to change of circumstances surrounding work commitments , her owner is unable to look after her or give her the time and input she requires. Bella has been around teenage children, owner states she is great with children. She has also been around two cats, which she will chase, but really wants to play. She is not aggressive. She barks at other dogs and again just wants to play. Bella is very sociable loving girl, who enjoys being patted, going for walks and made a fuss of. She will bark when meeting new people but is not aggressive , she can be a bit wary, the owner feels the barking comes from that, she does settle quickly once she has sniffed and is sure of people. She is the same with other dogs , likes to bark and wants to get to them to play, could do with a little reactivity training as she is still very young.  Bella is registered with the vet, she is microchipped She is up to date with all vaccinations, worming / tics etc. She cut her leg whilst out on a walk a few months ago, on barbed wire. She required sedation to get stitched but this is now fully healed. Otherwise she is fit, well and healthy.  Bella eats Harringtons dry food mixed with any wet food, (she is sensitive to chicken owner avoids this) but she is good with anything else. She does get treats but again not chicken. She likes beef or bacon flavour as well as all fish flavours.  She loves a ball and will chew sticks all day, she has soft toys that she also enjoys. She loves being outside and would sit in the garden all day.  She sleeps in her crate, she also travels really well. She has been on ferries too and has never been unwell. Bella can be left on her own, owners put her in crate, which she is fine with. Owner states she does get separation anxiety and will cry when people leave, even if there is someone else left in the house !  Bella she is strong, she can pull on the lead, when she pulls she requires a bit of strength to hold her. Again with training the owners feel this would improve, she loves walks and just wants to run and enjoy life.  Bella is still young, full of energy may be best suited to an owner or family who are used to the larger breed of dog. If Bella is the fit for you please contact info@help2rehome.com for more information.
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We have to rout these Fabians, ban their nasty organisation and jail them all, we simply have to, and so we will....
Did you wonder where our Defence Secretary disappeared to? No he’s not at a COBRA meeting (Fairford) 🙄he’s very busy speaking at Fabian 🐺🐑👘 conference, I did try to warn folk! Priorities Wes🙄 obviously being with the pack of wolves in sheeps clothing, in plain sight. youtube.com/live/1rMi0sIOXkE…
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Why do people keep referring to this oaf by his first name, as if he’s some kind of pal? His name is Johnson and he’s a traitor to his country.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Just trying to get as much info out there as possible. This "food fortification" fkology is the "new vaxxine".
🇬🇧🍞‼️ Folic Acid Fortification Mandate, Effective: 13th December 2026 ALL of the following categories of flour are EXEMPT...
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
💫 🍞🇬🇧 Spelt flour is exempt from the nefarious Folic Acid Government Mandate coming into force on 13th December... Pass it on!
Replying to @SnowyEngland
This may be the way forward..
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Read how Kemi Badenoch exploited British taxpayers for benefits. Kemi Badenoch exposed as scrounging and exploiting benefits in UK herself. Olukemi Badenoch, Nigerian anchor baby, exposed as a benefits scrounger herself, while she tries to demonise BRITISH people who receive benefits they often worked decades to pay for. 1. Olukemi Badenoch, born in UK of maternity tourist NIGERIAN parents who came for a few weeks to give birth and exploit a loophole (legislated against by Thatcher a year latter to protect British people from exploitaion) that granted citizen to any 'born' in UK. 2. Olukemi Badenoch left UK a few weeks old, raised by wealthy professionals, doctor and uni lecturer, parents in comfort and luxury in Nigeria until age 16. 3. At age 16 Olukemi returned to UK to claim her British citizenship and then exploit the free and state subsidised further education system paid for by hard working British taxpayers whilst her and NIGERIAN her parents had never contributed a thing to the UK. And now she is demonising British people forced to resort to benefits that they have mostly worked whole lives to rely on in time of need and alsowhile her and self entitled Tory scumbags have nothing to say about creating jobs for people to go to - why, because she knows her party started the destruction of those jobs and passed the batten to Labour to do the same.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
They're trying to grind us down & destroy our belief that we can win this, with their psyops, distractions, doom & gloom in the news, contaminated food & drink, grey-blanketed skies - & war-mongering! It's proof we're making waves. Do not despair for too long. Above all...
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Every time this image pops up, I see this.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Absolute scum of the earth. Hundreds of thousands dead and this filth is shilling books.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
How are we allowing this scam to go on? Look at that pump. £100 of diesel at 194.9p a litre. Sounds expensive enough already, doesn't it? But here's the bit that really gets me. If you're an ordinary worker earning around £26,000 a year, you're already paying 20% Income Tax and 8% National Insurance on the relevant part of your earnings. So to have £100 left in your pocket to spend, you need to earn roughly £138.89. About £38.89 has already gone in Income Tax and National Insurance before you've even bought the bloody fuel. Now you get to the petrol station. You hand over your £100. At 194.9p a litre, that £100 buys roughly 51 litres of diesel. But the government wants another cut. £27.68 fuel duty. £16.67 VAT. So roughly £44.35 goes straight into the government's coffers. Almost 45% of your £100 fuel purchase is tax. Let's put the whole thing together. You earned £138.89. You already lost roughly £38.89 in Income Tax and National Insurance. You're left with £100. You spend that £100 on diesel. The government takes another £44.35 in fuel duty and VAT. So from the original £138.89 you had to earn, roughly £83.24 ends up being tax. That's roughly 60% of the money you originally earned. And that's just getting £100 of diesel into your car. We're not even talking about Vehicle Excise Duty, Insurance Premium Tax, MOTs, parking charges or anything else yet. You're being taxed to earn the money. Then you're being taxed when you spend it. And when you spend it on fuel, almost half of that purchase is tax again. How the hell have we got to the point where earning £138.89 can result in roughly £83 going to the taxman before you've even finished filling the car? Is this reasonable taxation... I think not. I see it as greed manifest.
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Failing upwards, or selected to further our decline?
Sagal. How kind of you to put Thames Water on notice. Burst main. Fire brigade. Basements full. Bills up. People before profit. That is the clip. You walk the street, point at wet brick, and demand a private company put residents first. You were Cabinet Member for Better Homes. Thirty one thousand council homes. Your name on the door. The Housing Ombudsman did not put you on notice with a video. It published a special investigation. One hundred and twenty four findings of maladministration. Twenty of them severe. Repairs failing at ninety percent against a national average of seventy three. Residents waiting hundreds of working days just to be answered. One case still outstanding from 2016 when the watchdog arrived. Staff trained to close complaints as not a complaint. Template letters that apologised for people feeling the need to write in. A cancer patient reported smoke through a hole. The council said tobacco smoke was unlikely to be harmful. A deaf resident asked for an interpreter. Budget, they said. A man with PTSD said it was making him suicidal. He was managed and ignored. That was not Thames Water. That was the landlord you ran. When the chamber asked you about it you told the opposition to have some humility. Then you blamed the Tories. Then you blamed demand. You did not say the homes were your job. Now you want Westminster. Housing at the heart of the campaign. People before profit. The phrase fits a shop window. It did not fit the inbox you left unanswered. Thames Water leaks. That is true. Camden leaked for years under a cabinet member who now films herself discovering water. You are not putting them on notice. You are putting a camera on a pipe and hoping nobody reads the Ombudsman.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
TONY BLAIR: Property Empire, Manchester & London worth around £50 Million. You want Champagne Socialism? Tony Blair Mentor to Andy Burnham The Truth of the man who Destabilised the Middle East And the Slaughter of Hundreds of Thousands of Innocent Children. The Biggest Hypocrite in UK Politics. Ever. Tony Blair telling Britain to “move past Brexit” and re‑enter the EU is unbelievable when you look at his own life. Because while ordinary families are still living with the consequences of Brexit, housing costs, rent spikes, and wage stagnation, Blair has spent the last decade building a £40m+ property empire, extracting £1.5–2m a year in rent, and using corporate structures that save his family £500k–£800k in tax every single year. And now he wants to lecture the country about what’s best for it. 🔹 His statement yesterday: “Britain should forget Brexit and move back towards the EU.” This came from a man who: • doesn’t rely on public services • doesn’t rely on UK wages • doesn’t rely on UK housing • doesn’t rely on UK rental markets • doesn’t rely on UK tax rules • doesn’t rely on UK borders or labour markets He lives in a world where Brexit barely touches him — because he insulated himself from the consequences long ago. 🔹 The Blair Property Empire Blair’s family owns: • 38 Manchester flats • A £8–10m London mansion • A £6–7m Buckinghamshire estate • A £2–2.5m Marylebone townhouse Total value: £43–46 million. Manchester alone generates £1.5–2 million a year in rent — in a city where young people can’t afford to buy and families are being priced out. 🔹 The Tax Structures Most of these properties are held through Cherie Blair’s companies, not Tony personally. Why does that matter? Because company‑held property is taxed at 19–25%, not the 45% Tony would pay if he owned it directly. And companies can deduct: • mortgage interest • service charges • repairs • management fees • legal/accountancy • depreciation Ordinary people can’t. Annual tax saved: £500k–£800k per year. Decade-long saving: £5–8 million. All legal — but politically toxic. 🔹 The Hypocrisy A former Labour Prime Minister — the party of fairness, social justice, and working families — now: • extracts millions in rent • minimises tax through corporate structures • owns more flats than some housing associations • lives in a mansion protected from the economic shocks ordinary people feel • and still speaks as if he represents the working class Then he tells Britain to “forget Brexit” and move back into the EU. It’s staggering. 🔹 The Emotional Truth People aren’t angry because Blair is wealthy. They’re angry because: • he became wealthy in ways ordinary people never could • he used structures ordinary people can’t access • he profited from the very housing market ordinary people suffer in: • he minimised tax while telling others to pay their fair share • he helped create the conditions that led to Brexit • and now wants to reverse Brexit from the comfort of a £40m + empire It feels like he broke the trust bond between Labour and the people it was meant to represent. 🔹 Bottom Line Tony Blair’s call to “move past Brexit” lands differently when you realise he’s spent the last decade moving past ordinary life entirely. He doesn’t live in the Britain he’s lecturing. He lives in a Britain built from rent, corporate structures, and tax efficiency — a Britain most people will never experience. And that’s why his EU message feels less like leadership and more like elite amnesia. A VILE AND EVIL MAN Broke the Trust Bond between Labour and Legacy Voters. And destroyed the Party.
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
The government needs to stop spreading misinformation and begin to tell the truth: 🟢Net zero is a scam 🟢Gender ideology is nonsense 🟢Experimental injections cause injuries and deaths 🟢Ukraine is a corrupt money-laundering mafia state 🟢Russia is not our enemy 🟢Migrant crime rates are exceptionally high
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Billions of taxpayers’ £££ are going into the asylum system, while companies like Serco, Mears and Clearsprings are paid to house migrants. How much are we paying for this shit and how much are these companies making from these contracts?
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Long Road Home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤ ✝ retweeted
Over the last few days we’ve seen public figures, ‘journalists’ and politicians publicly deny that the English exist as a people. Not only is this an outrageous lie; it is genocidal rhetoric. Gregory Stanton’s Ten Stages of Genocide outline this clearly: “Denying the identity, history, or reality of a group is a primary mechanism used to facilitate, normalise, or retroactively defend mass crimes.” To use this sort of language about any other group of people would lead to prosecution and social ostracism, yet major public figures can espouse vile racism against the English with no consequence. We understand that seeing publicly elected figures who are supposedly meant to represent our interests using terms against the English, such as ‘mongrel’, is incredibly demoralising and dehumanising. But they are wrong. The English are a people. A people who innovated, conquered and helped forge the greatest civilisation the world has ever seen. We are Englishmen. We exist. And we are proud. The Wyvern Fellowship will always speak up for our people, because no one else will. Join us.
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