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Laughing at the frozen rain.

People of Clacton! Show your support for me by putting a bin outside your house, one day this week, of a colour of Tendring Council's choice. This will be unequivocal proof of the success of my campaign.

If the UK had a truly democratic media the scandal of damage Brexit did to Britain's economy and fact of Brexit actually causing the migrant surge would have cast Farage into political oblivion years ago meme via We Demand UK

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People would be stupid to come here. The new Homeland Security Director has posted on TV that ICE will be there and they will be checking everyone. Based on the past, it won't make a difference if you are here legally or not. 75% of those detained have not had legal council but arrested anyway.

I've been an Everton content creator since 2020 & I write or share 300 posts a month on average. We have 4 first team players involved with 3 national teams which are taking part in the World Cup. I won't be creating or sharing any World Cup content & I won't be watching a single game.

It's crazy how we have both the World Cup and America 250 this year, and almost no one cares about them because this regime has wholly sucked the joy out of even momentous national events.

Many UK polls now reveal growing public Bregret (Brexit regret) owing to worry about trade barriers, low growth & reduced freedom of movement; & now that the US is such an unsound ally, the Rejoin movement is gaining big momentum, & rightly so. Click below. www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/bri...

Brits would overwhelmingly back Rejoin in new referendum

Brits would decisively support rejoining the European Union if a new referendum were held, YouGov polling has found.

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60 years ago, The Beatles released 'Rubber Soul.' “I felt we were progressing in leaps and bounds, musically,” remembers Ringo Starr. “Some of the material on… [the] album was just brilliant; what was happening elsewhere was nothing like it.”

The Beatles – Rubber Soul

Silverstone, I love you. But I cannot justify paying £420 for car parking for the F1 next year across the weekend. This year, car parking for the 4 days was £170, so a 147% increase year-on-year. It's extortionate, and it's the first time I've really felt that.

Image showing the Car Parking 4 Day Weekend for the British F1 Grand Prix being £420 in 2026.