Wasn't it UK Column that said recently that the psychos were coming for the water?

Two birds with one stone here. Tax on water (ghouls) and smart meters

It's reprehensible. But it's up to us to say no

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2062676/labour-threatens-uk-households-bathtime-tax-war-family-homes

What you saw if you turned the TV on in 1961.

youtube.com/shorts/JyhVtm5NEGc

Tonight on UK Column, I chat with William Ramsey, who has written several books on Aleister Crowley, exploring his identity and significant influence on society, despite being largely unknown to most people.

Aleister also had a very big impact on the entertainment industry, and was even linked to 9/11.

ukcolumn.org | 7pm UK

“And I look for the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the world to come.”

youtube.com/watch?v=MYzyQ7roCyk&t=301s

NOW - Starmer: Britain moves to "war-fighting readiness."

@disclosetv

Is it time to release his sausages?

Christ is reckoning with His worst enemy.

archive.is/2U4KM

Et alors ! Le Waxwork Président a été enlevé par les greenywhacks.

franceinfo.fr/politique/emmanuel-macron/la-statue-de-cire-d-emmanuel-macron-volee-au-musee-grevin-a-paris-greenpeace-revendique-le-vol_7287342.html

NEW - Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" bans all 50 states from regulating AI for 10 years, centralizes control at the federal level, and integrates AI systems into key federal agencies.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/1/text

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The Scottish state sends letters out to kids on the event of their 16th birthday to tell them their automatically opted in to organise donation yet migrants get a free pass for a year on arrival.

https://www.organdonation.nhs.uk/uk-laws/organ-donation-law-in-scotland/

Pair of faggots.

youtube.com/watch?v=IyT9LNAe_bE

There are around 37 delegated powers in the Crime and Policing Bill 2025 giving the executive (government) the power to write secondary legalisation in the form of regulations/orders

We cannot carry on like this. It is subversion of the parliamentary sovereignty principle - supposedly a cornerstone of our constitution - whereby parliament only should make law, as part of the democratic process, with only elected representatives debating and approving legislation

This is now laugable - the executive is making the bulk of our law, not parliament

This is the weaponisation of our political system. And the law

I think this is what we need to get people to understand to help move us beyond reactive, to proactive

Its boring and very unappealing compared to click bait headlines but it is the thing that will lead to true engagement and pushes for reform in the end. In saying this I of course realise that parliamentary sovereignty is not without its own problems. I am writing about this aspect at the moment and how it should itself be interpreted