Just in case Remainers didn't know what type of Remain they were voting for. Merkel - November 2012 The EU will transform into a single nation—a superstate—“otherwise it will not work in the long term”.

BREAKING NEWS! Crime in CROWBOROUGH (as reported by @GBNEWS ) which has been flooded with illegal Migrants has RISEN by 340% per month since the camp opened; this sort of figure will be similer to Migrant Areas across Britain; No wonder the GOVT don’t want to release the demographic crime figures!🤷‍♂️

Just heard SkyNews journalist Sophie Ridge state that passing £1million onto your kids doesn’t help the economy grow!?!? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 What an idiotic thing to say. You think the kids injecting £1million into the economy - maybe buying a house? A car? New carpets? Doesn’t help grow the economy but the state taking it and spaffing it up the wall on admin does?? Honestly… 🙄🤦‍♀️

Or if they were clever let them through with hidden trackers and then take down a network Oh wait a photo opportunity is better Their can’t be that many manufacturers of these boats

The man who led Serco when it won asylum-accommodation contracts estimated at £1.9 BILLION now sits on the board of the Home Office, the department that awarded them. Rupert Soames was Serco CEO from May 2014 to December 2022. In 2019, Serco won two ten-year asylum accommodation and support contracts covering the North West and Midlands & East of England. Soames described them as “the largest contracts by value ever awarded to Serco”. In June 2026, he joined the Home Office. It now lists him as its LEAD non-executive director. The department says its board steers and scrutinises its strategy, performance and capability. Serco remains an asylum-accommodation contractor. The former contractor chief now helps scrutinise the customer. How is the Home Office managing any potential conflicts of interest on Serco-related matters? Is he excluded from those discussions? £1.9bn was Serco’s original estimated ten-year contract value, not money already spent.

🚨 MIGRANT HMO RAIDED BY SCOTTISH PATRIOTS Migrants were luring children back to this HMO so a number of locals broke into the home and told the migrants to run Look what they found, it's a drug den These homes used to be for loving young families, now they're handed over to invaders to abuse children in It's disgusting beyond belief

You're not reading very well again Andrew, and as per usual you also seem to be incapable of getting the numbers right. The £5bn is the total take in the UK in 2025/26, with £3.75bn the amount the EU would take. The net figure you use is that from 2017, the cheapest level in a seven year period (wonder why you chose that one). The EU budget hasn't stood still Andrew. The annual gross contribution level for 2028 for the UK, were we to be a member, is estimated to be around £35 Billion. It would take around £100 billion of GDP to generate that amount of tax revenue to pay for it - which completely wipes out any talk of a 4% GDP loss. Completely. But seeing as you've never understood the figures, I don't expect you to know any of this. Let's see you cobble together a response to that eh, shall we. Go ahead.

Just incase you missed @Iromg this morning and wanted to catch what we talked about here’s a link to the talk Always a pleasure to be invited on and Mike and his team have been so supportive to me from early on youtu.be/JBtHy0hKZD8?is=TWEO…

The Migrant Hotel files. How much are the hotel owners really charging? Exclusive documents show my previous hotel was charging £87108 for 170 “guests” An invoice would be sent to Serco (alternate name Reed & Mackay which needs investigating who they are really are) and several days later a reply would come with the exact amount on a pre-paid card would be sent to charge. This contract ran for 132 consecutive weeks, total money sent was a shade under £11.5 million. And this was just for one hotel for 2 and a half years. When the hotel contract ended the hotel owners made every staff member redundant, closed the doors and put the hotel up for sale, with the hotel now trading under a different name and company after sitting abandoned for 12 months.

What is a "violation of the principle of sincere co-operation"? Sounds like a wide-ranging licence to suspend an elected government's voting rights for merely disagreeing with an EU position or policy; a further step away from even the EU's weak semblance of democracy. Brexit decision looking ever smarter by the day.

As a sole trader who has also suffered from Eu red tape, stupid over regulation & taxes, why is it easier to send parcels to almost anywhere else in the world other than that theiving scumbag block we are supposed to have a free trade agreement with 🤔 ?

Witness goes off script and lists all their failures as MPs look on stunned!

Janice Atkinson warned us in 2018 what the @UN were planning, 59 million migrants imported to REPLACE US. We never had a chance with Brexit it was all about the United Nations pact. @RupertLowe10 @andyburnham @RestoreBritain

At a trade panel Q&A yesterday, the EU Ambassador asked the panel why it was that the UK can secure better trade deals than the EU, despite the EU being a market 7 times bigger? The answer? The UK is less protectionist, and has less vested interests than 28 countries together.

EU Graduates Dodge £360m in Student Loan Repayments 43,700 EU graduates earning above the threshold paid nothing last year. They took the degrees and went home. The Student Loans Company relies on them to declare their own earnings, and ministers call themselves "resolute". The arrears stand at £360m. The taxpayer is still waiting. A Telegraph FOI request earlier put the debt of overseas graduates who can repay but don't at £1.3bn, and that covers every country, not only the EU. The SLC was trying to trace 42,000 of them. British graduates repay through payroll. Those abroad are trusted to fill in a form. Education minister Josh MacAlister says the public expects these debts to be paid, "and so do we". Expecting is all the Government has done so far. telegraph.co.uk/money/jobs/s…

BREAKING: Chris Anderson, Head of Regulatory Affairs at Manchester City’s parent company City Football Group, claims his attendance at Labour Party Conference was ‘purely in a personal capacity’, despite his central role in handling the case (via @CityAM) cityam.com/exclusive-city-fo…

Sadiq Khan catching up with his boss Mike Bloomberg today

Spotted in a hotel corridor at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool last week: a discreet little sign on a stand. “Private dinner with the Ambassador of Qatar and Labour Government ministers” it said. I had to blink and read it again. Qatar? The same slave-state that hosted Hamas’s political leadership for more than a decade, funds jihadism and bankrolls propaganda channel Al Jazeera? That’s the one. OK. So Israel, which saves British lives with intelligence tip-offs, gets sanctions and the cold shoulder, while Qatar gets the private dining room. How did a serious country end up here? It did not happen by accident. Britain has been groomed. Let me explain. New post. Link in first reply

37 days later…. Just stopped for breakfast before the ferry home to the uk 37 long days, so much learnt, experienced and more importantly the story has spread far beyond my imagination More people who see the reality the better Change will come I’m even more excited now for a very big project that I hope to put in place soon Needs planning, some investment from myself and maybe a huge story Fingers crossed I don’t get hassle going back to the uk Can’t wait to see my kids, wife, mother and my incredible dog Over and out from France Adrian 🇫🇷🚣🏻🇬🇧 Footage from yesterday at Hardelot beach

🚨 BREAKING: Donald Trump has decided to withdraw the U.S. from UN-Habitat, UN Women, and 66 other organizations funded by American taxpayers. He says the UN promotes invasions instead of stopping them, and America will no longer fund its own harm. We should support Donald Trump

Building anything in Britain today is way too expensive and it takes way too long. We will fight the ideological activists who try to block every bridge, every road, every power station, and every reservoir. And we will win - and build a Britain worthy of the British people.