Peter Matza @PeterMatza

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GB News @GBNEWS

23 hours ago

‘Actually, our export of goods to the EU had stagnated.’ Lord Lilley says he is amazed that the government believes the single market is where the ‘magic is’, admitting he was originally wrong about joining it.

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Stuey Beef 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @stuey_beef

22 hours ago

Jean‑Claude Juncker has just killed Rejoin – and Remainers are too busy swooning to notice. The former EU Commission president says EU countries are “wounded” by Brexit and would “cold shoulder” a UK attempt to come back, especially because Britain is “too close” to the US. Translation: they don’t trust us and they don’t like our alliances. And here’s the sting: Juncker also says any future UK government wanting back in has to accept the euro and forget every special deal we ever had – no rebate, no opt‑outs, no bespoke British carve‑outs. That’s not a family reunion; that’s a humiliating surrender document. So for all the centrist pundits fantasising about a magical “Rejoin on our old terms” referendum – it’s over. The EU has said, in plain language, “pay full price or stay out”. The good news? For once, Brussels is doing what Westminster won’t: making Brexit irreversible.

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Julian Jessop @julianHjessop

2 hours ago

FYI, tomorrow is inflation day in both the UK and the EU, and I'm looking forward to updating this chart... 🤓 (Key takeaway: food prices have increased by similar percentages in the UK and the EU, with any Brexit effects - either up or down - swamped by global factors)

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Peter Matza @PeterMatza

2 hours ago

@GreenFrome @Alexarmstrong But criminal damage on that scale with the express purpose of terrorising the staff is, well, terrorism in my book

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Peter Matza @PeterMatza

2 hours ago

@GreenFrome @Alexarmstrong Just as well as the convictions weren't for terrorism. They’re not being “sentenced as terrorists”, that’s misleading. The judge applied a terrorism‑connection sentencing uplift, which is an aggravating factor

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Peter Matza @PeterMatza

3 hours ago

@GEStevens67 @JamesCleverly But not voting age reduction. That's the point

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James Cleverly🇬🇧 @JamesCleverly

a day ago

According to this Labour Government 16 and 17 year olds are mature enough to vote, but not to serve on a jury. That is an "adult duty" apparently. They are old enough to vote, but are now subject to a government-mandated social media curfew at 8.30pm. The only consistent thing about Labour's votes at 16 policy is the blatant party political self interest.

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Peter Matza @PeterMatza

3 hours ago

@GreenFrome @Alexarmstrong But cracking someone's spine? Righto.

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Alex Armstrong @Alexarmstrong

21 hours ago

Imagine if anyone on the political right admitted they can’t openly support a proscribed terrorist organisation, but would if they could? Palestine Action has been designated a terrorist organisation, not because of their political views, but because they believe they have a right to commit repeated acts of violence, serious damage and disruption. A tiny vocal minority wants to pardon or excuse those actions simply because they are zealots for the ideology. Should people be allowed to openly support ISIS or Al-Qaeda because they agree with their political agenda and aims, even if they commit acts of violence and terrorism? How would any functioning society work if the rule of law was sympathetic to one group taking “action” that results in terrorism or even just violence? Answer: it wouldn’t. Terrorism and violence would become a normalised form of political dissent. You don’t need to stretch your imagination very far to see the consequences if the far-left were ever allowed near government. These views are beyond stupidity, they are a deeply dangerous form of bigotry.

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UxbEconomist 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇱 @UxbEconomist07

24 hours ago

Yep this has been known about for eons. Sceptics pointed out the Full System LCOE costs to construct X amount of GW output from Renewables. Govt’s have decided to alleviate these costs from Wind/ Solar suppliers & take them on themselves. That means YOU the Taxpayer are paying 100’s of Billions to connect the Sites to the Grid or Transport it to where the power can be used. We’re also guaranteeing a CFD price of between £80-115MWh to suppliers even if the Wind isn’t blowing or if it’s blowing too much! Throughout the whole time we have to run expensive short term gas-fired back up because there’s no cheap storage facility for the excess supply from Renewables any time soon. The full Cost of Renewable Energy works out far higher than the cost of Gas-Fired power, which I’ll remind has huge Carbon Taxes heaped on it as well.

Claire Coutinho @ClaireCoutinho

a day ago

Spot on from @hodsonwill Wind developers are not charities. They are not providing us with ‘free’ energy. With malleable Miliband in charge, they are negotiating the HIGHEST prices in a decade. All paid for by you.

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Darth Dawg @OverpaidA

21 hours ago

@KosherChutzpah Remember when Egypt occupied Gaza for two decades after 1948? Good times.

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Kosher Chutzpah @KosherChutzpah

24 hours ago

Palestinians want a right of return to pre-1948 homes. Surely they want it to be fair and equitable, right? Well then, let's discuss the uncomfortable truth about equality that they never seem to want to discuss. The 850,000 Jews who were expelled or fled from Arab countries after 1948 should also be granted that identical right. That means full restitution of their homes, synagogues, businesses, and the $100 billion+ in seized assets across Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and elsewhere. They should be free to return, reclaim their properties, receive guarantees of security, and have the option to rent them out if they prefer to stay in Israel. Sounds perfectly fair, doesn't it?

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Heidi Bachram @HeidiBachram

a day ago

Grotesquely ironic about the mess at UCL is that the university was founded by Lord Isaac Goldsmid as a secular place that Jewish people and those of all faiths and none could attend. The first one that Jews could actually go to. Shameful.

The Jewish Chronicle @JewishChron

a day ago

UCL axes antisemitism officer post sparking fear of worsening ‘hostile environment’ for Jewish students thejc.com/news/uk/ucl-ax…

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David Collier @mishtal

22 hours ago

How is this property event now headline news? There are events selling homes in Northern Cyprus that take place all the time in London. NOBODY gives a damn. Jews hold an event on property in Israel and everyone goes mad. Jewish life is being suffocated in the UK.

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Peter Matza @PeterMatza

3 hours ago

@AndreasSch52269 @James7Holland Europeans? You mean the uk

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James Holland @James7Holland

a day ago

If it turns out the EU was the problem all along, what are we going to do with all those overpaid experts who said the precise opposite?

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Britain Unbound @BritainUnbound

8 hours ago

Resident trade expert and former government Trade and Agriculture Committee member, Catherine McBride @CeeMacBee, Gives all detail on the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, and why alignment would only harm UK consumers and benefit EU suppliers. britain-unbound.org/articles/prote…

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Heidi Bachram @HeidiBachram

5 hours ago

“We don’t want no two State, we want 1948” the Hamas fans chanted at Jews on Sunday. Don’t pretend this was about settlements. They want to destroy Israel.

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Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer

21 hours ago

VICTORY: Francesca Albanese loses major battle as U.S. Court of Appeals denies her bid to suspend sanctions pending appeal. Sanctions to remain in force throughout the case. Two judges signaled her central First Amendment claim is unlikely to succeed. We submitted amicus brief.

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Britain Unbound @BritainUnbound

19 hours ago

The leader of the party currently leading in the polls ahead of the next election in France, says that the EU is obsolete. The EU has a very difficult few years ahead of it.

POLITICOEurope @POLITICOEurope

a day ago

"The EU is completely obsolete." French far-right leader Jordan Bardella told us he wants his country "to contribute less" to the bloc's budget, which he said is "projected to increase at a delusional rate." 🔗 politico.eu/article/france…