Prepare GB @PreppingGB

Dear citizens If you've not turned off the 'National alert' warnings on your phone yet, the actions of #Thundercunt @andyburnham tonight is a wake up call. He'll panic and provoke the nation, thinking he has power over you. They do this to gauge the panic and reach. Deny them.

@AJNewbury94 Imagine that trigger happy puppet at the Nuclear button? Absolute clown.

He actually looks like you bodybags. @andyburnham Get this absolute clown as far away from any big red button we have. His incompetence is clear, and time should have been a lesson to us all. Staffordshire Primary Care trust. Special Measures at GMP. #AndOnAndOnAndy #Thundercunt @reformparty_uk @RestoreBritain

@RupertLowe10 Like children with a new toy. Maybe sound it when 230 invaders approach our shores would have been more appropriate.

A nationwide alert telling us to not start a fire where the entire field could ignite. OBVIOUSLY. I hate the Government so very much.

@andyburnham A national siren. Fuck off you pathetic shower of thundercunts. Try a national emergency on this.

Nigel Farage has paid tribute to the extraordinary Ann Widdecombe on the day of her funeral The requiem mass is taking place at Buckfast Abbey in Devon He said she left a serious mark on British politics She will be sorely missed Rest in peace Ann She was a woman of profound faith A public memorial will be held later this year R.I.P Ann you hold a special place in my heart and many others

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Before Google came along, we had this 📚📚📚 And how many of you, like me, had primary school writing projects to do which meant going into the local library to do some research. I can still smell the dust now...

@YesterdaysBrit1 This was the internet kids.

@TheGNPE They are the gang.

@ScotNational Advocating civil war with a minority uprising. You really are the shite in the bottom of the barrel. It was a once in a generation vote, which the separatist and Republican vermin lost. Printing this shite isn't going to change that. 🇬🇧

@BohuslavskaKate We see you @BorisJohnson Embarrassing prick.

Tinkinswood Dolmen, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. Built roughly 6,000 years ago, this ancient cromlech was already standing around a thousand years before Egypt’s first pyramids. Its enormous 40-tonne capstone measures 24ft by 14ft and may be the largest in Britain. Excavations uncovered the remains of around 50 people, along with pottery and animal bones 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🇬🇧 Built before the pyramids. Still standing.

@DonnaLouise1212 Demon.

🚨🚨 BOMBSHELL FROM THE OVAL OFFICE 🚨🚨 Stephen Miller just put the CARDS ON THE TABLE — and the vaccine establishment should be TERRIFIED. He looked straight at the camera and asked the question they NEVER want answered: “WHY do you need to have these shots bundled into these packages?! Why can’t you split it into 5 visits and give this young body, if a parent wants to do a vaccine, one shot at a time? Why is it that in Japan you can get a separate measles shot, a separate mumps shot, a separate rubella shot… but in America it has to all be packaged together?!” Then he dropped the hammer: “This is a courageous action, Mr. President. This is an action that ensures the dignity of patients, the dignity of parents… it restores choice. It says we’re going to let the parent and the doctor make a sound medical decision.” Stephen Miller just called out the entire forced-combo system in plain English. No more hiding. No more pressure. Parents and doctors decide — not the bureaucracy. This is the moment the vaccine narrative cracked wide open. Drop a 🔥 if you’re done with the one-size-fits-all shot packages.

A Plan to Give Away Britain's Nuclear Umbrella Is Sitting on Jonathan Powell's Desk Britain's nuclear deterrent exists to protect Britain. That has been the plain, uncontested premise since the first submarine put to sea. A new proposal now circulating inside government would change that premise entirely, and it has reached the desk of the one adviser whose judgement on matters like this deserves the least benefit of the doubt. The plan, drawn up by Nick Boles, a former Conservative MP who defected to help Labour prepare for power, would see Britain extend Trident's protective umbrella across a new "European Confederation" including Ukraine, Switzerland, Norway and the Western Balkan states, alongside a commitment to spend 3.5 percent of GDP on defence. In return, Britain would gain access to the EU's single market for goods, without free movement, without eurozone membership, and without a seat at the table where the rules governing that market are written. Set aside, for a moment, whether the trade is a good one. Consider first what kind of decision this is. Committing British nuclear protection to states outside NATO is not a technical adjustment to trade policy. It is among the most serious sovereign commitments a country can make, a promise that Britain would risk catastrophic retaliation to defend nations it currently has no formal obligation toward. Decisions of that magnitude have traditionally required a manifesto commitment, sustained parliamentary debate, and a government with a clear mandate. This one has had none of that. It has had a think tank paper and a circulation list. Boles is candid about where things stand. The plan is not government policy. Burnham has not decided whether to pursue it. Hamish Falconer, the new Brexit minister, says only that a future manifesto might address the question. Yet despite all of that uncertainty, the proposal has already been sent to Jonathan Powell, the National Security Adviser, for consideration. That detail should trouble anyone who has followed Powell's record. This is the same adviser who built the Chagos surrender in a private capacity before his appointment, whose vetting status has never been confirmed, and whose meetings with Chinese officials Parliament has been blocked from examining. A man whose judgement on Britain's most sensitive strategic questions has repeatedly gone untested by scrutiny is now positioned near the centre of a plan that would extend nuclear protection to a country currently at war, without any democratic mandate behind the decision. The financial logic deserves equal scrutiny. Britain would fund a permanent, expanded security shield for the Continent, underwriting nations it cannot currently be compelled to defend, while accepting rules it has no power to shape. That is not rejoining the EU with influence restored. It is paying full membership costs, now in blood-guarantee terms as well as cash, for associate status. Starmer's own attempt to secure single market access on far more modest terms was rejected outright by Brussels. Boles has not found a better negotiating position. He has found a larger concession, repackaged as generosity toward Ukraine and Brussels's own migration headaches so it reads as diplomacy rather than desperation. Britain's nuclear deterrent was built to answer to the British public alone. A plan to widen who it protects, drawn up outside government and passed to an adviser whose own transparency record remains the subject of live parliamentary concern, deserves scrutiny before it becomes policy, not after. "Jonathan Powell. The man Parliament has been blocked from questioning is now being consulted on who shelters under Britain's nuclear umbrella."

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Put August 12 in your phone now. Genuinely. Before sunrise, six planets spread across the sky. Afternoon, the eclipse. After dark, the Perseids Meteor shower. Four events on one day, NASA says, and the new moon that same date keeps the sky dark enough to actually see the meteors. You don't need a telescope for most of it. A field, a coat, and twenty minutes for your eyes to adjust.

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🚨 MEGA DINGHY 🚨 If 230 people arriving illegally on Britain’s shores in the pitch black, packed onto one boat, doesn’t constitute an invasion to you, then I genuinely don’t know what will. Wake the hell up. Around 230 people reportedly landed in the UK in the early hours of this morning while I was driving home. On the radar I could see eight vessels involved, plus a helicopter. Am I gutted I missed it? No. This kind of documentary work is 95% failure. I spent around 60 hours over three days searching, waiting and filming — and until the final two hours, the entire trip looked like a complete failure. You cannot spend your life looking backwards. Learn from what happened, then move forward. The bigger point remains: The boats are not stopping. Whatever politicians tell you, whatever promises are made, the reality on the water is what matters. Wake up.