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My heart breaks every time I read one of your posts. They must be some of the most cruel, heartless people in the civil service, but they're probably sitting there with a 'Be Kind' badge on, in the vane hope it absolves them of their disgusting behaviour. I hate what we've become
This Country is just chucking one thing after another at me atm. It's not fair.
It's not even just about mine and my families safety but also, where is my justice?
He got 17 years. He is already getting out at just 50% of that. He has served just 6.5 years and is heading for Cat D and day release. How is that fair? What was the point of me going through the investigation and trial for this?
Shoplifters get Cat B prisons.
Child rapists get Cat D.
The justice system is well and truly broken and at this point, just an insult to victims.
Darren Foley retweeted
This is nuts. It was already a terrible deal for the UK.
To save a projected £250m a year we added £2bn+ a year to our carbon costs and gave the EU control over what carbon tax applies to.
Now we are going to pay them for the pleasure too?
This is economic suicide.
Britain has agreed to pay into European Union development schemes as the price for rejoining the bloc’s electricity market, according to a draft text seen by The Telegraph.
Taxpayer money will be funnelled into projects to build roads, airports and green energy facilities across the bloc’s poorer member states under the plan.
In exchange, British energy companies will be allowed to trade freely in the EU’s single market for electricity.
🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
Darren Foley retweeted
We spent a record £561m balancing the power grid in October, the second record month in a row.
Balancing costs this autumn have passed £1bn, and NESO forecasts put 2026 close to £4bn.
There are two things are driving it 🧵
Darren Foley retweeted
You resigned in disgrace ten months ago, caught underpaying £40,000 in stamp duty on your £800,000 flat, found to have breached the Ministerial Code. You dealt your way back by backing Burnham, but notice what you didn't get. He made Louise Haigh his enforcer while you got your old Housing Secretary job back, demoted and diminished.
Now you prance about with jazz hands celebrating "historic new powers" for Sadiq Khan over nightclub licensing while the country cannot get GP appointments, cannot afford housing, and watches its communities transformed without consent. You are not a Deputy Prime Minister anymore. You are a cautionary tale with a reduced security pass, a disgraced tax-dodger rehabilitated by backroom bargain.
Your "comeback" is an insult to every honest taxpayer you short-changed. Go dance with your friend. The adults are watching, remembering, and preparing the invoice.
A pleasure to join my friend @MayorofLondon today to celebrate the beating heart of London’s nightlife.
We’re giving the Mayor historic new powers over licensing decisions to keep the capital buzzing, supporting jobs and growth. 🎷🎵
Darren Foley retweeted
Everything about Burnham's meeting with Mia Amor Mottley should sound the alarm for Brits.
This looks like the beginning of a massive wealth extraction programme from the West to the Global South (ditto with the goals of the climate agenda).
charlottecgill.co.uk/p/burnh…
Darren Foley retweeted
Dear @andyburnham
While your off giving our Countries money away for something that no one alive has experianced and our Country has already paid for, where are my reparations for being sacrificed by my Country to be gang raped to keep racial peace?
My childhood was take. My innocence gone. I lost my child. Years of my life stripped from me. My education. My home repeatedly. My future. My safety.
Everything has been taken from me because my Country failed me and now my justice i fought long and hard for is being stripped away while my rapists are once again prioritised over me.
Yet, I have never had anything. I had to beg the public to help me get me and my family safe while my rapists were being released because the system wouldn't help.
This Country is broken and you would think it was a joke if it wasn't so fucking deversating. A once great Country, sacrificing its own people for every one else's benefit.
Darren Foley retweeted
Kemi-kasi explaining why the Tories did the Boriswave:
‘We wanted to lower immigration. But there were so many other things that people were looking at and focusing on that actually as the numbers increased, MINISTERS DIDN'T NOTICE, civil servants didn’t notice until well after huge numbers had come into our country.’
She was a joke minister who nodded along the Boriswave and now claims literally 'we didn't NOTICE'.
Take everything she says as seriously as this
Shabana has made a serious mistake surrendering to Labour MPs. So I’m putting people on notice - when we get into government we will scrap this weak policy.
Immigration is too high. Labour are making a bad situation much, much worse.
The Conservative Party is under new management. I accept this problem started under a previous Conservative govt. Many of those in that Cabinet have gone to Reform where they belong.
And I’ve got a proper plan to fix it👇
Darren Foley retweeted
Danny tommo is going to belmarsh but the man that was part of a gang of criminals that were prosecuted for abusing me, involved in raping, torturing and trafficking children and young girls for years along with violent crimes, links to murders and gun crimes, drug trafficking and smuggling into prison is off to a Cat D prison with day release.
Someone please make it make sense?
SERIOUS UPDATE REGARDING DANNY TOMMO - Very concerning news from my dad has just come to light.
His case for the incident where he went into the Dover Immigration Facility was due to be heard in Kent Magistrates tomorrow, this has now been moved to Westminster, less than 24 hours before the court hearing with one of the highest profile magistrate judges in the land overseeing the case.
This causes a major safety risk for my father as he has been told he will not be returning to Winchester but will be held in Belmarsh
My dad and my family have had numerous threats to life many of these are from people in that area of the country or people connected to Belmarsh prison itself and this unjustified legal manoeuvre has major implications and potential life threatening repercussions.
I will update you as this situation progresses
Thank you all Shae.
He has no authority or voter permission to do this. Have we become a dictatorship?
So now British taxpayers are expected to fund roads, airports and green energy projects in poorer EU countries, while Burnham signs us up to Brussels regulations. We voted to leave the EU, not to become its cash machine without a vote or a say.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
As soon as people wake up to this the better. There's a reason why the quality of everything around is crumbling before our eyes, and it is NOT because we aren't paying enough tax!
🚨🇬🇧 THIS IS A MESSAGE TO EVERYONE. I DON'T GIVE A FUCK WHO YOU ARE OR WHO YOU VOTE FOR.
THE THIRD SECTOR HAS BECOME A BUSINESS. AND YOU'RE HELPING PAY FOR IT.
Charities. NGOs. Foundations. Campaign groups. Consultancies. Think tanks. An entire industry built around funding, contracts, grants, influence and keeping the money flowing.
And here's what really pisses me off.
SOME OF THESE ORGANISATIONS HAVE BUILT A BUSINESS MODEL AROUND GETTING THEIR HANDS ON YOUR MONEY.
Your taxes fund their operations. Their salaries. Their campaigns. Their conferences. Their glossy reports. Their endless celebrations of how fucking wonderful they all are.
Then some of these same organisations lobby politicians, influence policy and campaign for changes to Britain that ordinary people never asked for.
Changes that affect YOUR communities. YOUR public services. YOUR children's futures.
And when you dare question any of it?
YOU'RE THE PROBLEM.
You're ignorant. You're heartless. You're made to feel like fucking scum for having the audacity to ask where YOUR money went.
Who the fuck appointed these people as Britain's moral compass?
Who gave them the authority to tell working people what they should think, what they should accept and what they should pay for?
And why should an organisation receiving public money be beyond public criticism?
THIS IS THE PART EVERYONE NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND.
Funding creates organisations. Organisations employ people. Those organisations campaign for more programmes, more policies and more funding.
The bigger the system becomes, the more people depend on keeping it running.
That's a business model worth investigating.
And I've spent days looking at the contracts, the money, the companies, the connections, the political influence and the organisations feeding into one another.
This isn't about the volunteer helping someone in need. It's about the executives, the funding structures and the people making decisions with public money.
CHARITABLE STATUS DOES NOT MAKE YOU ABOVE SCRUTINY.
Good intentions do not automatically mean good outcomes.
And spending millions telling everybody how much good you're doing is not the same as proving it.
Meanwhile, ordinary British people are struggling with bills, housing, public services and the cost of living.
WE ARE ENTITLED TO QUESTION EVERY FUCKING PENNY.
I don't want another glossy brochure.
I don't want another awards ceremony.
I don't want another lecture about how morally superior these people supposedly are.
I WANT THE ACCOUNTS.
I WANT THE CONTRACTS.
I WANT THE CONNECTIONS TO GOVERNMENT.
I WANT TO KNOW WHO BENEFITS.
AND I WANT TO KNOW WHETHER THE PUBLIC IS GETTING ANYTHING LIKE VALUE FOR MONEY.
This isn't left versus right.
THIS IS THE PEOPLE FUNDING THE SYSTEM VERSUS THE PEOPLE WHO REFUSE TO HAVE THAT SYSTEM QUESTIONED.
I am not asking anyone to believe me. Look at the records. Follow the money. Make up your own mind.
YOUR MONEY IS NOT THEIR PERSONAL MORAL MANDATE.
🇬🇧 NO MORE BLANK CHEQUES. NO MORE MORAL BLACKMAIL. NO MORE.
#PublicAudit #FollowTheMoney #ThirdSector #Taxpayers
Darren Foley retweeted
🚨 IMMIGRATION RULES SHAPED BY FOREIGN NATIONALS?
🇬🇧 82% of respondents to a major government consultation on immigration settlement rules were NOT British citizens.
The Home Office has published its findings, and the figures are revealing.
📊 202,241 individuals responded.
🔴 73% were current visa holders.
🇬🇧 Just 18% were British citizens.
The government has since softened some of its original proposals on who can live in Britain permanently, although the standard qualifying period is still increasing from five to ten years.
The consultation was self-selecting, with visa holders heavily represented.
And that's the issue. How many ordinary British citizens even knew this consultation was taking place?
❓ Should foreign nationals have a say on Britain's immigration policy?
💬 Interested to hear your views.
📊 Follow for more facts and figures behind the headlines.
Darren Foley retweeted
I’ve never told any trans person what they ‘should be.’ As far as I’m concerned, trans people can call themselves whatever they like and believe whatever they like about themselves. What trans people aren’t entitled to is universal agreement that they’ve changed sex, acclaim for their embodiment of sex stereotypes, the reconfiguration of laws around an objective untruth or women’s surrender of their sex-based rights.
Darren Foley retweeted
They literally have nothing else in the tank apart from nostalgia for those glory days when Brussels wrote the laws & UK politicians implemented them. Taking responsibility for our country's destiny? Nah, far too difficult. Democracy be damned.
NEW
Rachel Reeves tonight declares Britain should return to the European Union
The former chancellor says Brexit made the UK “poorer, weaker and less secure”
She will make her case in a lecture at the Harvard Kennedy School on Monday
Reeves helped draft the Labour 2024 manifesto which said no EU return
She’s one of the most prominent Lab figures to back rejoin since Burnham became PM
The tectonic plates within Labour are shifting. Will more follow her?
Reeves writes in The Sunday Times:
“I am proud of the progress we have already made in strengthening our relationship with the European Union. Brexit has made us poorer, weaker and less secure.
“There is a debate to be had about our future relationship with Europe, and I welcome Andy Burnham’s leadership in facing up to this. No one in the Treasury ever doubted where my instincts were.
“I do believe Britain’s future lies in the European Union.
“However, it is incumbent on supporters of our re-entry to make the argument, demonstrate tangible benefits and to get the next steps right — especially ahead of the UK-EU summit later this month, where at a minimum we should be looking for confirmation of the ambitious youth mobility scheme negotiated earlier this year, and — I hope — progress towards entry into the SAFE defence partnership.”
thetimes.com/article/06d9b6a…
Darren Foley retweeted
I’ve been Self employed or run a small limited company all my life, at one time employing 2 people full time & 2 part time. The longest I took off when I had my 3 children was a week. Becuase if I didn’t work I didn’t earn. Labour have absolutely no idea what private sector work is! It’s so insulting
What an extraordinary statement. Apparently, according to Labour, employers aren't working people. Tell that to the small business owners working 60-hour weeks, risking their savings, paying their staff and keeping their businesses afloat. Labour can play with definitions and indulge in endless whataboutery, but it cannot escape the consequences of its decisions. Taxing employers affects jobs, wages and the very people Labour claims to protect.
The highlight of my day!
They can't do it, can they? Every wknd they send out an Us Labours MP to get absolutely eviscerated by journalists which inevitably means I've got to dig around for a suitable wig. Today it was Emma um ur um ur Reynolds getting her arse handed to her #parody
Darren Foley retweeted
You see this is the problem. Nobody in the Cabinet has ever run a business. Most small businesses owners work harder than their staff, they also frequently put their homes at risk as security for business loans. This Labour government simply don’t have a clue. My qualifications to comment - small businesses owner for decades!
'I don't think employers are working people.'
@CamillaTominey grills Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds MP, over whether Labour has breached its manifesto pledge in the Budget.
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Darren Foley retweeted
🚨 "I DON'T THINK EMPLOYERS ARE WORKING PEOPLE"
That's the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds.
So who are Britain's employers?
🔴 1.42 MILLION businesses employ staff
✅ 81% of them have fewer than 10 staff
❌ Just 8,335 are large firms
💷 SMEs provide 16.9 MILLION jobs, 60% of private sector employment
Not faceless corporations. The builder with an apprentice. The café owner. The local hairdresser.
Perhaps ministers should meet a few of them.
Are business owners not working people?
This person is insane. Her ideology has overtaken her ability to think. She needs to stand down and take a long hard look in the mirror.
🚨 "I DON'T THINK EMPLOYERS ARE WORKING PEOPLE"
That's the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds.
So who are Britain's employers?
🔴 1.42 MILLION businesses employ staff
✅ 81% of them have fewer than 10 staff
❌ Just 8,335 are large firms
💷 SMEs provide 16.9 MILLION jobs, 60% of private sector employment
Not faceless corporations. The builder with an apprentice. The café owner. The local hairdresser.
Perhaps ministers should meet a few of them.
Are business owners not working people?
No. The lunatics must be made to leave.
Today Labour MPs have:
- said employers aren’t workers so they can tax them more (Reynolds)
- refused to commit to the 3% defence spending target (Healey)
- said we should rejoin the EU after campaigning saying we shouldn’t (Reeves)
- opened the door to slavery reparations by talking up an official apology (Burnham)
Are their priorities your priorities?
