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There is absolutely zero chance of Russia ever invading the UK. The idea that giving £10 billion to Ukraine counts as defence is insulting warmongering nonsense. The arms manufacturers do not want peace. They want endless war.
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When @Conservatives and @KemiBadenoch talk about cutting welfare. What they mean is divert funds from the less well off to the wealthiest.👇
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Anyone who thinks Ukraine needs 10 billion more than the NHS needs it needs their head examined but guess what, they won't get help because the NHS has no money! Duh!
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Folk actually complaining because the lowest paid workers in society are getting a pay rise, very very Tory 🙄
Dillon retweeted
Quite sad if you're moaning that minimum wage has gone up and comparing your own pay to it.
Seems like so many British value themselves based on how much more they have than other people
Minimum wage doesn't mean easy or that they deserve to struggle
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Kemi Badenoch.
Britain is overspent, over borrowed,
over taxed and drowning in an out of control welfare system.
From the woman who claims £39,400 per year in personal expenses.
Dillon retweeted
If you're complaining about the minimum wage increasing, you should remember that the value of the pound has fallen by a third this decade. And that doesn't account for disproportionate increases in the cost of essential goods like food, energy and housing.
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The same Labour cunts who are cheering giving 10 billion quid to a corrupt Ukrainian coke head are the same fuckers who were falling over themselves to cut benefits of chronically ill and disabled.
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Sorry @JohnHealey_MP you are wrong
“The whole country is United for Ukraine”
You do not speak for me … We are not United for Ukraine
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Just so we are clear when the Labour government says there’s no money, they mean no money for NHS, no money for the elderly, no money for disabled… but plenty of cash slopping around to support wars.
Here’s £10,000,000,000 they found for that.
#Budget2026
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Not only is the government throwing billions at Ukraine that we don't have, they are giving them MORE support and aid than they are giving to their own actual British citizens. During a cost of living crisis and rising poverty this is objectively absurd
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Gas and electricity bills going up by 25% from January and they want to give Ukraine 10 billion pounds! I just don’t understand anything anymore. Does anything in our lives make sense? We are all being shafted at the highest levels. It’s just not sustainable. We have the highest energy bills in the whole of Europe.
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Just a thought.
Did you hate Russia in the 80's or 90's? Of course you didn't because we had MPs like Tony Benn who were sensible.
I'm saying if Tony Benn were leader of the Labour Party now...
The Labour landslide would bury us.
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The whole country does not stand with Ukraine & he has no right saying so. Most of the country are fed up of an endless amount of money being handed over whenever Zelensky clicks his fingers. 🤬
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The day after @andyburnham and @JohnHealey_MP chose not to impose an extraordinary profit tax levy on oil and gas companies
Shell announces profits have doubled to $10.8 billion
This is worse than continuity Starmer, it's continuity Conservatives
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£10 billion to Ukraine,
and
Local authorities across England are facing an unprecedented £10.4 billion special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) funding shortfall by March 2028.
Labour are not for the children with learning disabilities.
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This £10 billion brings the total sent by the UK government to Ukraine to £35 billion so far.
To put it another way that's £1200.00 from every single UK household. I'm sure the oligarchs needs are greater than ours, those gold and diamond Rolex watches don't come cheap.
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£10bn for Ukraine (which we borrow). Or:
• 285,000 nurses for a year
• 250,000 teachers for a year
• Every police officer in England & Wales
• 70k-100k council homes
• 15-20 new hospitals
• Fill every pothole in England twice





























