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John retweeted
Right, so Burnham was himself pretending he had received new information when he had just received information which had long been in the public domain. How is deliberate misrepresentation of facts to get attention for a podcast appearance not dubious in itself?
🗣️ 'Did Russia succeed when it came to interfering with the Brexit referendum?' - @SophyRidgeSky
🗣️ 'The security minister is clear that they attempted to, but they didn't succeeded' - Foreign Office Minister @SDoughtyMP
John retweeted
So the Prime Minister lied.
🗣️ 'Did Russia succeed when it came to interfering with the Brexit referendum?' - @SophyRidgeSky
🗣️ 'The security minister is clear that they attempted to, but they didn't succeeded' - Foreign Office Minister @SDoughtyMP
John retweeted
Reform would suspend asylum system for parliamentary term if in government bbc.in/4igR4Ve
John retweeted
Today, I am announcing that a Reform UK Government will SHUT DOWN the asylum system.
This is a national security emergency and must be dealt with.
Watch LIVE at 11AM to find out more.
John retweeted
Reform will shut down the asylum system
Enough is enough
John retweeted
So did the Russians also interfere in the 2019 general election to "Get Brexit Done" too?
This is just three Remoaner centrist dad conspiracy theorists who have nothing but contempt for British voters.
Andy Burnham becomes first PM to confirm Russian interference in Brexit referendum
@campbellclaret and @RoryStewartUK's exclusive interview with @andyburnham on tomorrow's episode of Leading is out in full at midnight.
John retweeted
🚨I can reveal there was crucial disinformation injected into Andy Burnham’s Makerfield election campaign.
He told the voters of Makerfield (who overwhelmingly voted for Brexit), that he would not "re-run" Brexit arguments.
That he was NOT proposing the UK considers rejoining the EU.
Having won that election on that basis, he is now doing the very thing he promised not to do.
So @andyburnham, is this also “Russian interference”, or are you just a self-serving liar?
John retweeted
Britain's migration crisis is the most important issue of our time.
The scale of the betrayal is colossal.
Tomorrow, I will set out further how Reform will stop the invasion, end the carnage and put the British people first.
John retweeted
Kemi Badenoch lobbied for the Boriswave.
In 2015 the Tories promised you they'd cut immigration to the tens of thousands.
They then imported 572,000 in a single year.
For Kemi, that wasn't nearly enough.
In parliament in 2018, she declared: “I especially thank the Home Secretary for removing the annual limits on work visas and on international students: I lobbied for both on behalf of the Wellcome Sanger Institute and Anglia Ruskin university'.
She got her wish.
Her party then imported a mind-blowing 4.8 million people in less than 4 years.
Over HALF of them on the work and study visas that she lobbied to derestrict.
You cannot trust them to deal with immigration.
Reform will abolish ILR, ban all foreign nationals from all forms of welfare, and reverse the Boriswave.
John retweeted
A little post-victory karaoke from Qinwen 😂🎶
#ChinaOpen
John retweeted
The True Tory Dream:
1. Run country
2. Do nothing
3. Leave office
4. Get Times column where you say how much you wish you'd done something.
🙄🤡
The small boats crisis has gone on longer than WWII. I will always regret that I could not solve it.
We have to show people the journey is pointless. Rwanda was criticised as a fantasy, but the real fantasy is thinking you can stop the boats without it.
For some time I had said that if forced to choose between membership of the ECHR and our national and border security, I would pick the latter.
During my tenure, attempting to leave the ECHR with only two years left in the parliament and with no mandate to do so would have been a recipe for constitutional chaos. You couldn't resolve all the issues thrown up by leaving in 24 months with a fractious parliamentary party, a sceptical House of Lords and limited diplomatic capital. Other countries can read our opinion polls.
With the help of KCs, we'd done extensive work on leaving. The plan was to say in the election campaign that we'd seek radical reform of the convention and the court, and leave if that could not be achieved quickly.
Like so many things in that campaign, it didn't go to plan, and we dropped the idea after Nigel Farage entered the race, for fear it would be dismissed as a panic move and make it harder to focus the election on tax and the economy.
With a mandate, a majority and a five-year term, it would be very different, and worth doing.
My Sunday Times column today looks at how 👇
thetimes.com/comment/columni…
John retweeted
I have a high tolerance for distressing things, but the story about the man who was just jailed for torturing baby monkeys is deeply disturbing. This man made money doing this. Other men would pay him to torture the baby monkeys in specific ways, or to dress them up like babies and give them bottles before killing them. He got the maximum — which was three years and three months. The UK needs better animal cruelty laws.
John retweeted
This is all you get with the Tories:) Obfuscation and lies.
‘Too complex’ , ‘Too difficult’ ‘, ‘no simple’ solution’.
They are weak liberal cowards.
Never vote Tory.
The small boats crisis has gone on longer than WWII. I will always regret that I could not solve it.
We have to show people the journey is pointless. Rwanda was criticised as a fantasy, but the real fantasy is thinking you can stop the boats without it.
For some time I had said that if forced to choose between membership of the ECHR and our national and border security, I would pick the latter.
During my tenure, attempting to leave the ECHR with only two years left in the parliament and with no mandate to do so would have been a recipe for constitutional chaos. You couldn't resolve all the issues thrown up by leaving in 24 months with a fractious parliamentary party, a sceptical House of Lords and limited diplomatic capital. Other countries can read our opinion polls.
With the help of KCs, we'd done extensive work on leaving. The plan was to say in the election campaign that we'd seek radical reform of the convention and the court, and leave if that could not be achieved quickly.
Like so many things in that campaign, it didn't go to plan, and we dropped the idea after Nigel Farage entered the race, for fear it would be dismissed as a panic move and make it harder to focus the election on tax and the economy.
With a mandate, a majority and a five-year term, it would be very different, and worth doing.
My Sunday Times column today looks at how 👇
thetimes.com/comment/columni…
John retweeted
This is insane.
A Sudanese 'asylum seeker' was ordered to leave his hotel because of his bad behaviour.
So he set it on fire.
If the blaze were not contained, up to 170 people could have been burnt alive.
When security found him, he was sat there 'smiling at them'.
His sentence?
31 months.
That's the exact same sentence Lucy Connolly received after she posted on social media about setting fire to a hotel.
But this Sudanese man actually did it.
Yet they got the SAME SENTENCE.
We will end two tier Britain.
End the systematic discrimination against white people in British policing and justice.
We will ensure any foreign national who commits a crime on British soil is deported.