Britain’s right is eating itself alive — Farage, Lowe, the infighting, the betrayal, the chaos. I’ve put the whole truth into a short Kindle book. £2.96. If you’re sick of being lied to and want the real story, it’s here. #EnoughIsEnough #WakeUpBritain #PoliticalChaos amzn.eu/d/0hyasocC

You #leftytossers are really not concerned about our women and children this is simply that admission, sickening and dangerous. instagram.com/reel/DdpJVOxoR…

This is the fork in the road. Stop pretending otherwise. Kemi Badenoch is not “saving the right.” She is splitting it. She has clawed back a few points and the commentariat is already writing her resurrection story. Ignore it. A comeback that still cannot win a general election is not a recovery. It is a holding operation. The Conservative Party is too toxic, too compromised, and too broken to take the country back. Big money can smell a corpse. Investors do not fund a brand that spent fourteen years promising control and delivering chaos. They will not bankroll a second act of the same failure. And that is the point. Badenoch’s war is not with Labour. It is with Nigel Farage. Her first duty is not Britain. It is stopping Reform. She would rather lose the country than yield an inch to the only force on the right that still has fight in it. That is not leadership. That is vanity in a blue rosette. Look at the numbers without the spin. Reform is the largest right-wing movement in the country. Restore Britain is a splinter. At best it is half of what UKIP was at its peak. Together they still do not replace Reform. Copying Restore’s posture while clinging to the Conservative machine is not strategy. It is theft of language and sabotage of the only vehicle that can actually win. So hear this, Reform people: do not abandon the ground we have already taken. Do not drift back to a party that became Labour-lite with better manners and the same open-border instincts. Conservatives are not conservatives. They are Lib Dems and Labour in one exhausted coalition, still lecturing the public about “responsibility” after they wrecked the borders, the housing market, the NHS queues, and public trust. This fight is simple. Protect the borders. Build a country that is fair to the people who already live here. Stop the two-tier politics. Stop the managed decline. That is what the Conservative Party was supposed to be. It failed. Reform is what they should have been. If Nigel stumbles, the work does not die with him. Zia is there. A man who talks like the country is on fire because it is. A man who treats home affairs as a war, not a seminar. That is the standard. That is the succession if it comes to it. This is bigger than one surname. Do not fold. Do not get sentimental about a Tory brand that sold the country and then asked for another chance. Keep the pressure on. Keep the organisation tight. Keep the argument brutal and clear. We did not come this far to gift Badenoch a veto over the future. Reform first. Borders first. Country first. We bounce back. Then we go beyond.

Nigel Farage erupts at Andy Burnham over bid to clamp down on free speech msn.com/en-gb/news/other/nig…

Lets make this dog butcher famous keep it going the lowlife scum that #leftytosser defend instagram.com/reel/DdEvxk_Mv…

You will not hear a word about this appalling crime from the people who praise these disgusting migrants who should not be here. Listen up, people: do not use these services. This is only the beginning. @narindertweets, what do you have to say about this? Will you now condemn these illegal immigrants who should not be here, or will you keep defending them? Why not turn your attention to the dangers these people pose? instagram.com/reel/DdeUtJqIj…

Braintree’s high street didn’t die of Amazon. It died of contempt. A former RAF base at Wethersfield now holds 1,245 single men, 18 to 65, waiting on asylum claims. They get bussed into town. Locals say the result is intimidation, wolf-whistles, groups surrounding women and girls. A grandmother bought rape alarms for her 13 and 16-year-old grandchildren. An 80-year-old said she was boxed in after drawing her pension and hit with a sexual remark. Another woman said a man told her on the street what he’d like to do to her. Thursday looks like a ghost town because people stay home. Police say overall crime is down and only a handful of cases have been formally tied to men from the site. Fine. Quote the spreadsheet. Then listen to the women who won’t walk through their own town. Safety is not a press release. It is whether your granddaughter will go into Braintree without a panic button. Essex County Council — now Reform-led — put private security on the streets because residents had been shouting for months and Westminster treated them like an inconvenience. That is the whole British story in miniature: dump the cost on a market town, call anyone who objects a bigot, then act shocked when shops empty and fear fills the gap. This is not compassion. It is the state using ordinary streets as overflow for a system it refuses to control. Hotels, barracks, high streets — same pattern. Taxpayers fund it. Women live with it. Politicians lecture about “community cohesion” from postcodes that never see the minibuses. Vote Reform. Not as a slogan. As the only party treating this as a national emergency instead of a branding problem. Stop the boats. End the hotel and barracks model. Process and remove those with no right to stay. Put British high streets back in the hands of the people who built them. Save our towns. Save our UK. Enough.

Reform is the leading right leaning party others must get in line there is no other way if we don't unite Burnham will have his mandate and it will be game over.

To all the #leftytossers defending these unknown quantities read this then cower and squirm, losers!! gbnews.com/news/piddington-o…

The CEO really needs to choose his words more carefully. We aren't all as wealthy as he is, and many of us rely on BA for our pensions. It’s best he leaves the speeches to someone else, especially with the stock down over 6% today. @Boeing #CEO #Boeing #Pension #Stocks 📉📉📉

Stuff the #leftytossers I stand with #edsheeran gbnews.com/celebrity/james-m…

One cannot help but notice the Deputy Prime Minister’s sudden conversion to the cause of electoral purity, thundering against Reform’s handful of well-heeled benefactors while treating the union millions as if they were collected by a choir of angels passing the plate. The Daily Mail, bless its ink-stained soul, appears unable to grasp that a farthing extracted from every last member of the proletariat is somehow morally superior to a fat cheque signed by two gentlemen who actually possess the money. Permit me, therefore, to remind the assembled company that the Labour movement’s purse has never been quite so unsullied as a freshly laundered union banner. History, that most unwelcome guest, has furnished rather more colourful illustrations than the present sermon would allow. Consider the Birmingham hotel and conference centre that Unite erected with its members’ subscriptions. What began as a modest scheme ballooned past one hundred and twelve million pounds of working people’s money for a building later valued at a paltry twenty-nine to thirty-eight million. A contractor unencumbered by the tiresome formality of competitive tender was handed the job; the former general secretary described its bosses as “good friends” and accepted private-jet flights and Champions League tickets arranged by the same obliging firm. Auditors later spoke of a “pervasive fraud environment,” a missing fourteen million that remains as mysterious as Baldrick’s last original thought, and overcharging of at least thirty million. The Serious Fraud Office took a polite interest. Sharon Graham has spent years attempting to claw some of it back. That, ladies and gentlemen, is the “cleanest money in politics” rendered in four-star brick and mortar: a white elephant paid for by the rank and file and enjoyed, in part, by those who signed the cheques. The party’s own ledger is scarcely cleaner. There was Bernie Ecclestone’s million and the convenient exemption from the tobacco advertising ban. There were the undeclared loans that sparked the cash-for-honours inquiry. David Abrahams funnelled more than six hundred thousand pounds through proxies so his name would not appear. Labour Together under Morgan McSweeney failed to declare hundreds of thousands until the Electoral Commission noticed. More recently Lord Alli supplied clothes, glasses, concert tickets and a flat; the Prime Minister and several senior colleagues accepted them with the alacrity of men who have never seen a free lunch they did not like. Companies that donated have gone on to win substantial government contracts. The pattern is not pennies from millions so much as large sums from a rather select few, followed by vigorous insistence that the rules should apply more strictly to everyone else. One might almost admire the consistency. The same party that now thunders about oligarchs buying democracy has, at various times, accepted money whose provenance was opaque, whose accounting was incomplete, and whose beneficiaries included those who commissioned the very hotel that now sits as a monument to how members’ pennies can disappear into thin air. Baldrick himself could hardly have devised a more cunning plan.

I am losing my control these fucking vile scum have to be caught and deported now dirty fucking bastards, and all because of Labour and Tory failures Greens are worse these lefty fucking scumbags have to be put in their place, people like @narindertweets and @dave43law who screech from the sidelines that these bladed fucking dog hating imagrants are ok is sickening. instagram.com/p/DdDH3IghO-T/…

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A most curious development, my dear Restore enthusiasts. Last week you were all strutting about like Baldrick with a new turnip, crowing over a modest half-million from one industrious gentleman. A perfectly respectable sum, I grant you — enough to buy a few decent posters and a modest quantity of biscuits. Then along comes Mr Delo, who appears to have mistaken the Treasury for a cloakroom and deposited thirty-six million pounds with Reform as if it were loose change after a particularly successful night at the tables. One cannot help but observe that your mighty war chest now looks rather like a child’s piggy bank next to the national debt. Still, do not despair. History is littered with small, plucky bands who believed themselves on the verge of greatness… right up until the larger army arrived with rather more cavalry. As the great strategist once nearly said: it is not the size of the donation in the fight, but the size of the fight in the donation. And at present, one side appears to have brought a rather large stick. Carry on, gentlemen. The next election promises to be most entertaining.

Labour are stacking up terrorist supporters it's happening. instagram.com/p/DcNIfc5S9J7/…

This is what is needed to finish Labour off sooner rather than later. There is no money left. Businesses are leaving, jobs are collapsing, and no one is hiring. Wealth creators are packing up and going. Labour voters will still vote Labour. Green voters will still vote Green. Only a select few will be able to leave and work abroad. The rest of us will be left behind to decline slowly. State pensions will not survive this. People will starve. It is coming. If Andy Burnham has any compassion, he will call a general election now — or change course completely and adopt a full-throated pro-growth, right-wing economic policy. We are in deep trouble.

How can lefty tossers like @narindertweets say nothing about this, why can't they admit this is dangerous unsafe for residents why can't she come out and protect by Condemning this, I tell you why because #leftytossers like Narinder don't like to face the truth, that's why. instagram.com/reel/DdCkXqPj8…