Lisa🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @dogoninetails

True this.

@ItsOnlyHugo @bbdbbc2 It would be interesting to compare the statistics on sexual assaults and rapes in this small willage, from say, yesterday compared with one month from now 🤷‍♀️

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🚨NEWS THE FIRST ILLEGAL MIGRANTS OF 1250 HAVE STARTED TO ARRIVE IN THE LITTLE VILLAGE OF PIDDINGTON, POPULATION 350 LABOUR ARE EVIL

Made a cup of tea and sat down in the garden… then suddenly we could smell burning. As a farmer, there are few smells more frightening in weather like this. We’ve spent the last hour driving around our fields, checking hedges and boundaries, trying to work out where it’s coming from and whether there’s anything we can do. We can’t see anything but the smell is in the air in the village. The countryside is a tinderbox at the moment one tiny spark could destroy crops, hedgerows, wildlife and habitat in minutes. Please, please don’t light barbecues or fires in the countryside. And do make sure your children know just how dangerous fire can be in these conditions. Our countryside is precious. At the moment, it needs all of us to look after it. @FarmersWeekly @wheat_daddy @loosecollie @NoFarmsNoFoods

Para los políticos hijos de puta que se atreven a decir que en Ceuta ya hay normalidad. A 3 minutos de mi casa, dime cómo salgo yo ahora sin pensar que me va a pasar algo mientras que campan a sus anchas estos delincuentes, porque los que quedan ya son delincuentes

This is Lee Rigby He was brutally murdered on a street in the UK 🇬🇧 He is a hero Never forget him RIP Lee 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️

People are now trying to ask what the problem is. “So what if 60,000 people crashed through the border and into Ceuta? They’ve pretty much all gone back now. Lot of fuss about nothing.” The problems are these: 1) The fact 60,000 people crashed through the border is serious in itself 2) They demonstrated to other people that concentration of large numbers can do what they did on other borders 3) Not all have gone back 4) This was orchestrated, not spontaneous - whoever was involved is a threat 5) The threat of mass immigration into Europe is very far from over. What happened in the Moroccan/Spanish border at Ceuta should be a very loud wake up call.

Italy closes air and sea borders with Spain, suspends Schengen Agreement. This is firm and direct action from a Leader putting her country and citizens first above everything else. My God, I wish Britain had a Leader like that, don’t you?

🔴 No saldrá por televisión: así están las playas de Ceuta ahora mismo

Soy de Ceuta, y lo que estamos viviendo ahora mismo es una auténtica invasión, por favor, necesitamos la difusión de todos para que declaren emergencia nacional. Por ahora ha sido solicitada por el gobierno de Ceuta y ha sido rechazada.

@JChapman1729 @DreyfusJames @andyburnham These illegal migrants arriving on boats do not benefit out country at all! There are no jobs, businesses are closing daily due to the cost of living. Every extra body arriving who doesn’t contribute is a drain on our economy, NHS, benefits and housing to name a few!!!

Utter stupidity! Why don’t they appoint someone with experience?

David Shaw @David90shaw

3 weeks ago

🚨 JEREMY CLARKSON BLASTS ANDY BURNHAM FOR APPOINTING ANGELA EAGLE TO RUN THE COUNTRYSIDE. Jeremy Clarkson has just hit the nail on the head regarding the absolute state of Labour's approach to British farming. Growing food in Britain is becoming financially impossible.

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The UK provides sponsored visas for 1000’s of benefits claimants & t*rrorist sympathisers. Meanwhile the government rejects 70 specialist sheep shearers who’ve provided an essential service for decades. The government-sponsored destruction of farming is utterly horrific.

Sama Hoole @SamaHoole

3 weeks ago

The last overseas shearers Britain intends to let in are on the fells right now, working out the final weeks of their leave. The door shut on 30 June. No vote, no debate, no announcement, just a date passing quietly in a summer when everyone was looking elsewhere. Those still

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🚨NEWS: The UK's largest telescope which has been used to track objects in space for nearly 70 years is set to close after the UK Government pulled its £2.8million a year funding For reference we spend over £1Billion a year on migrant benefits

The obvious answer to losing our foreign shearers is to simply train our own. Britain already does. Training was never the problem, and here is what actually is. The country has fourteen million breeding ewes and about three months to shear them, because the fleece has to come off in a short warm window or the animal suffers. A mountain of work crammed into one season, then nothing for nine months. So think like someone weighing up the trade. You spend years mastering one of the hardest physical skills in farming, shearing hundreds a day with calm hands and no harm to the animal, and the reward is twelve brutal weeks in summer and three quarters of a year with no work and no money. Nobody builds a life on that. So they don't, and who could blame them. The shearers who fly in have solved the one problem Britain cannot. A top shearer works four countries a year, New Zealand, America, Britain, Australia, three months in each, chasing the season round the planet until twelve weeks becomes fifty. That is what makes it a career instead of a summer job, and no single country can recreate it, because no single country has more than one season. There used to be British gangs on this circuit. Contractors who travelled, who trained the next lot, who knew every shed in the dale. That world thinned as the wool stopped paying and the young went to jobs that ran all year, and the gap was filled by the shearers who fly in, who now teach the British newcomers coming up, because the knowledge had nowhere else to live. Cut them off and you do not force Britain to train its own. You remove the last people still doing the teaching. And this is what makes it so hard to stomach. Seventy-five people, in for twelve weeks, gone the day the job is done, costing the taxpayer nothing and leaving the flock shorn. If any arrival on earth is the useful kind, it is this one. A government serious about who comes and goes would fling the door open to exactly these people and spend its energy on the arrivals it genuinely cannot account for. It has done the precise reverse. A hard No for the seventy-five it could see, needed and time-limit, while the numbers it cannot explain carry on untouched. They looked at a skills chain held together by seasonal workers and decided the workers were the problem. They were the only reason it still existed.

Utterly disgusting!! Can’t let 75 sheep shearers in to do a few months work…

Sama Hoole @SamaHoole

3 weeks ago

The last overseas shearers Britain intends to let in are on the fells right now, working out the final weeks of their leave. The door shut on 30 June. No vote, no debate, no announcement, just a date passing quietly in a summer when everyone was looking elsewhere. Those still

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@ejames500

RT and let's make these wankers famous