π¨π§΅ SHOCKING SPEND CONTINUES: UK Funding The Communist Regime π¬π§π¨π³π·
1/ Despite China being the world's second-largest economy, Britain has been pouring millions into its economy. Yes, you heard that right, we're funding one of the biggest haters of our way of life, the CCP.
2/ In 2023 alone, Β£48 million was sent to China for what? Environmental projects? Education? While our schools crumble and hospitals are underfunded? This isn't charity; it's madness.
Remember, we can't even fund our pensioners through winter or keep our military afloat.
3/ From 2011 to 2021, the UK handed over an eye-watering Β£400 million in aid to China. That's right, while we were cutting services back home, we continued giving cash to a country richer than us, which commits atrocities, including persecution & ethnic cleansing operations.
4/ The British Council, one of the primary channels for this aid, spent Β£5.8 million in 2023/24 on projects like English teaching & cultural programs. Meanwhile, our own cultural heritage sites barely get a look in, unless it's to whack a rainbow on a National Trust gift shop.
5/ Even as China ramps up its military spending by 7% this year, we're still sending them aid. Why are we subsidizing the Chinese Communist Party with our hard-earned cash? Meanwhile, we wouldn't even last 2 weeks in a defensive ground war with our own munitions supply.
6/ It's not just about the money; it's about transparency. The UK government promised to cut aid by 95%, yet multiple unanswered claims estimate we're still shoveling millions into China. Where's the accountability?
What do our friends in the US think about this madness?
7/ Sinply put, foreign aid should be limited to disaster relief, not propping up Communist economies like China's.
Not that Labour care. That's what they want.
It's time for a reevaluation of how we spend our aid budget.
Britain is broken, Britain needs reform.
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π° A Return to Britain: 100 Days to Undo Blair's Legacy π°
π§΅ 1/10:
Imagine Britain restored to its historical roots, unburdened by the modern inflation of Blairist statism. If Reform UK ascends, it could herald a return to our constitutional heritage.
Here's how:
2/10:
π₯ Day 1: The Great Repeal Act - A comprehensive bill to nullify all Blair-era laws that have compromised our sovereignty. This includes the Human Rights Act, which has often been used against British interests.
Oh. And exiting the ECHR, of course.
Now, where next?
3/10:
π³οΈ Lords by Merit - Reform the House of Lords to a chamber of wisdom and experience, not political patronage. Our history deserves a noble house, not a political playground. Restoring the Law Lords and abolishing the Supreme Court will do away with a politicised judiciary.
π¨ Thread: Exposing the Fabian Society - Labour's Secret Socialist Agenda
1/ Have you been kept in the dark about the Fabian Society? Here's what you need to know:
This shadowy group has been pulling Labour's strings since 1884, pushing a socialist agenda through back doors.
2/ So what is the Fabian Society? It's a group of socialist elitists who believe in transforming society into a socialist utopia through gradual, sneaky changes. They're all about control without public consent.
They're proud to be one of the "[Labour] partyβs original founders"
3/ A Bit of History: Founded in the late 19th century, the Fabians have always been about subversion. They named themselves after Fabius Maximus, known for avoiding direct confrontation while wearing down his enemies. Their emblem, a wolf in sheep's clothing, says it all.
With USAID getting caught red-handed spending billions on globalist WEF initiatives and woke propaganda, let's take a closer look at what the UK's FCDO has been up to ππ§΅
1/ The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has been dishing out your taxpayer money on woke. Β£1.5 million was allocated for a project aimed at "promoting gender equality" in Nigeria, which included workshops on gender identity and sexual orientation.
2/ The FCDO spent Β£2 million on a "Climate Justice" initiative in India, focusing more on climate activism than on practical solutions for sustainable development. This funding supported NGOs pushing for aggressive climate policies, often at odds with local economic needs.