$TSLA investor since 2017. still buying. Not a fan of Russia or the BBC.

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The Sun newspaper is reporting that landlords are being offered double the market rent to evict tenants and house migrants. One landlord was offered £4,500 a month for a 3 bedroom flat when the council offered the same flat at £1,790. It wasn’t a conspiracy theory then?
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Now we are beginning to learn more about the BBC's hidden agenda, which I have been posting about for some time...
BBC EXPOSED! - Civil Servants Writing the News Inside the Newsroom! For years the BBC has told us it is independent, impartial, and free from government interference. They were very proud of that line. Now the Telegraph reports that 39 civil servants have been placed inside BBC
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Eva Vlaardingerbroek was banned from travelling to the UK by the Labour government under Kier Starmer. She was seen as a threat with her crazy ideas of EUROPE FOR EUROPEANS. Then 3 days ago we discovered the man who removed Ken Bigleys head live on camera and set fire to 12 women and children in a cage is living in Windsor at taxpayers expense. Can someone please explain this to me because im struggling to find the logic. It tells me that our own government actively hates us.
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Sky News have taken the utterly bizarre stance of blaming right wing social media accounts for sharing footage of far left extremism sweeping across France and beyond. Let that sink in. Left wing protesters, some waving Palestinian flags, are smashing up cities, looting businesses and clashing with police. Yet somehow, the people sharing footage of this destruction are being portrayed as the problem. Here's an idea, Sky News. Stop blaming the people exposing the chaos and start blaming the extremists actually causing it. The people filming and sharing the destruction aren't the ones destroying Europe. x.com/ArchRose90/status/2111…
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The BBC has no business pushing a left-wing agenda on our children. Games urging pupils to campaign for Amnesty International, which branded gender-critical women’s rights organisations “anti-rights”, or promoting open borders are completely unacceptable. The BBC must be impartial & I’ve written to the BBC demanding these “educational games” be removed.
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Wat we weten: 1. Ze is lid van de Franse linkse partij en een activist, een van de grootste voorvechters voor het openstellen van migratie voor Noord-Afrikaanse volkeren. 2. Ze bezit een kleine chique boetiek op een chique locatie, ze stond in haar winkel in een poging die te redden van plundering en diefstal, en zei tegen hen dat ze een beroemde activiste is. 3. Ze zei tegen hen: ik ben zus-en-zo, de activiste voor asiel, ik sta aan jullie kant, ik heb jullie verdedigd en jullie toegang en verblijf in Frankrijk, ze spuwden op haar, sloegen haar neer en trapten haar met hun voeten, gelukkig leeft ze nog. 4. En ze plunderden de hele winkel, en verloren in een oogwenk al haar levenslange strijd en werk. Ze stond daar verdoofd, kon niet geloven dat deze stelende, opruiende, criminele, barbaarse horden degenen zijn die ze haar hele leven heeft verdedigd, en voor wie ze heeft gepleit om haar land binnen te vallen en te vernietigen
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Cathie Wood’s ARK’s Invest released their $TSLA 2031 valuation model. • Bear Case: $3,300 ($1.2T revenue) • Base Case: $4,400 ($1.45T revenue) • Bull Case: $5,000 ($1.62T revenue) Even ARK’s Bear Case would imply an ~9x return from current levels
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🚨 2AM. The country is asleep. You’re not invited to the meeting. Boat after boat of military-age men land on British beaches in the dead of night. Most have already thrown their passports and IDs overboard on the way over - exactly as the smugglers told them to. We know almost nothing about who they are, where they’re really from, or what they’ve done. Border Force picks them up, processes them, and hands them straight into the system: welcome packs, hotel rooms at -£200 a night, then HMOs - all paid for by people who are currently choosing between heating and food. Roughly three-quarters of Channel arrivals are adult men. They didn’t arrive through any normal vetting process. They arrived by destroying the evidence of who they are. Then the government treats that as a paperwork issue rather than a public-safety issue, while ordinary taxpayers keep the lights on and the hotels full. If a government can organise night-time escorts, free accommodation, and legal support for people whose identities and criminal histories are deliberately obscured - while its own citizens struggle - the conclusion is hard to avoid. This is not incompetence. It is a choice.
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Over 5,000 Ukrainians fought in Iraq, helping us to fight our war there. army.mil/article/15056/ukrai…
.@POTUS: "We've given a lot to Ukraine. They've given nothing to us. Remember that."
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If I could design the perfect economy and society it would certainly include a massive proportion of multi-generational family businesses. I would imagine that “family businesses per 1000 residents” would be a predictor of almost all pro-social outcomes. If I knew nothing about a country other than it was full of multi-generational family businesses I would know that it was low crime, high affluence, great schools and hospitals, full employment and a happy place to live. Attacking family businesses is like pulling out a Jenga block from the base of society.
🚨 NEW: John Healey is considering introducing income tax on parents who pass their business down to their children in the Budget [@Telegraph]
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The BBC has been accused of “brainwashing” children after a Mail on Sunday investigation found that BBC Bitesize was promoting what it described as “extreme” left-wing views on migration, Net Zero and inequality to millions of pupils. One online game, Increasing Immigration, rewards players for choosing “open borders” and granting an amnesty to illegal migrants. The site also labels concerns that migrants may take local jobs as “prejudiced” and highlights the economic benefits of migration. Pupils are encouraged to campaign for controversial Net Zero policies and join human rights groups such as Amnesty International. The site also praises Black Lives Matter and left-wing activists such as Greta Thunberg. These are deeply alarming revelations. They add to concerns about the BBC’s political impartiality, particularly following a series of scandals, including its editing of a speech by President Trump. Read more below in @DailyMail 👇
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A thorough analysis of the scope of capital departure from Britain by Brian Monteith in the Telegraph. "Available evidence suggests the scale of the capital loss is likely around £200bn to £250bn in just two years," explains Monteith, with copious evidence. "An obvious example of business displacement is the quadrupling of the number of British members of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, from 2,402 active Chamber members at the end of 2020 to 10,334 in March 2026. While some of these cases will involve British companies establishing a presence in Dubai, most are likely to be new operations in Dubai run by British citizens". "Of course", notes Monteith, "those who have left will no longer be expanding their wealth in the UK. Those who would otherwise have stayed to build their businesses will be doing it elsewhere, and fewer will arrive to build wealth here. In the long run, this is probably the most significant factor". "All of [the anti-wealth] policies will have to be reversed by a future government if truly wealthy individuals are to be attracted back and those becoming successful here in future are not encouraged to also leave. Full abolition of inheritance tax is by far the most sensible policy".
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Another British Fumble! £2bn AI data centre in Essex. 23,000 Nvidia chips, planning permission sorted, Microsoft signed up as the anchor tenant Microsoft has reportedly now walked. Because the grid told them they can't have the power until 2033/34 The government literally named this site in its own AI action plan. They talk about AI growth zones every other week. And we can't get 90MW to a field in Essex for 8 years Same story as the reservoirs. We don't build the boring stuff, so the exciting stuff can't happen here
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Are you ironically ( but erroneously ) trying to argue against wealth redistribution? Please tell me you haven’t made this argument while also proposing a wealth tax.
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You are disgusting. Nowhere in this diatribe do you acknowledge that Elon Musk is subject to the EXACT SAME PROGRESSIVE TAX RATES as every other American. Your half-truths result in lies. You are a liar.
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1. Kids set up a new company that becomes the marketing agency for the family business. 2. The marketing agency collects a fee that dramatically reduces the profit in the parents company. 3. The marketing agency acquires a minority stake with savage voting rights. 4. Independent valuation shows that this structure makes the business almost worthless. 5. The marketing company acquires the remaining shares. Success in the UK is now 50% being excellent at what you do and 50% avoiding the governments latest scheme to derail the success and independence of your family.
🚨 NEW: John Healey is considering introducing income tax on parents who pass their business down to their children in the Budget [@Telegraph]
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I hear this argument a lot: "Russia warned Ukraine not to join NATO. But NATO kept offering cooperation to Ukraine. We were warned, didn't listen, and that's why the war started." For some reason, this argument resonates with a lot of people. But what if tomorrow Russia warned the USA not to drill oil in Texas? What if Russia warned France not to speak French? Would we seriously argue that these countries should obey Russia simply because Russia warned them? Of course not. Now, you could argue that NATO membership is different because it involves military security. Fair enough. Russia has every right to raise security concerns, negotiate, and seek agreements. But since when does having security concerns give one country the right to decide what another country can or cannot do? Obviously, the difference is that Russia is a big country with a large and powerful military, while Ukraine is much smaller and poorer. And apparently, that's why we're supposed to listen to Russia's demands. But think about what this argument actually means. It means that powerful countries get to dictate the policies of weaker countries, and if those weaker countries refuse, invading them becomes somehow understandable, or even justified. So ultimately, its about one question: Do we agree to reward imperialism simply because the imperial power is stronger? Ukraine simply dared to stand up for its independent future.
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Uber is so fucking shady. The so called “People’s First Transportation Alliance” is actually funded by Uber. A more accurate name would have been the Uber First Transportation Alliance. They are hiding the fact that they’re funding this anti-autonomy group, and listed a bunch of “founding members” of the group that had no clue their names were being used! They just organized a protest against a bill that would bring autonomous driving to DC in 2028, demanding human drivers be required well past then. DC is such a critical city for autonomy, because we need congress to be able to try the technology for themselves. The fact that they can’t is holding federal autonomy legislation back. Fuck Uber and everyone involved in this group. They want people to die so they can make money continuing to exploit their drivers.
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A horrific Russian strike in the Kharkiv region. A “shahed” struck people directly – in a park near an ordinary café. Pure atrocity. Six people were killed, including children. A little girl was killed in a stroller – her name was Angelina, she was just over a year old, born in August 2025… Her mother’s name was Inna. She died in the hospital… Another girl who was killed was 11 years old. My condolences to their families and loved ones. Another 14 people were injured, including six more children. I am grateful to everyone who supports Ukraine under these circumstances and helps us shoot down “shaheds,” shoot down missiles, and stop Russian assaults. These are horrific photos, but behind them are shattered lives and the truth about this war. Lives must be protected. Ukraine needs air defense. You can't think about making money with Russia as long as it continues its asinine war. We ask that sanctions on Russia stay in place as long as the killings continue. We ask America to be strong, and we ask it to apply the Lindsey Graham law. We ask Europe to continue its support. We ask that everything possible be done to bring peace and guarantee security. Ukraine wants peace. It is Russia that has insisted on continuing the killing all this time. The world has enough strength to stop the war. That strength must finally be used – against the murderers.
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The UK should make it easy to do this too. 1. Set up a special purpose PLC as a fund. 2. Anyone who wants to transfer wealth directly to the next generation can transfer assets to the fund. 3. UK born Citizens under 18 are allocated shares in the fund. Easy to see what it owns, where it came from and what it’s worth. One of the biggest problems with wealth taxes is that any money given to government is likely to be wasted and used to borrow more debt. A direct transfer of wealth from private citizens to private citizens is an investment into self-sufficient adults who are less reliant on the state. It would be an initiative many wealthy people would be drawn to.
This is tremendous news for America's children. An entire generation will grow up as SpaceX owners. Well done @elonmusk! 🇺🇸
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