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Britain does not need another Prime Minister. It needs a completely different political philosophy. The government borrowed £23.3 billion in May and the political class still thinks the answer is more borrowing, more tax and more state control. Just read that again, in one month, the Labour government borrowed... show more

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🚨 There was a £23.3 BILLION black hole in government finances in May. Since coming to power in July 2024, the government has now borrowed roughly £268.1 BILLION. Breakdown: 💰 Jul 2024 to Mar 2025: £90.5bn 💰 Apr 2025 to Mar 2026: £129.0bn 💰 Apr 2026 to May 2026: £47.6bn So I’m not quite sure why ministers keep claiming borrowing is “falling”… …because the numbers show the opposite. Labour are lying again.

🚨 There was a £23.3 BILLION black hole in government finances in May. Since coming to power in July 2024, the government has now borrowed roughly £268.1 BILLION. Breakdown: 💰 Jul 2024 to Mar 2025: £90.5bn 💰 Apr 2025 to Mar 2026: £129.0bn 💰 Apr 2026 to May 2026: £47.6bn So I’m not quite sure why ministers keep claiming borrowing is “falling”… …because the numbers show the opposite. Labour are lying again.

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Starmer is on the brink. Burnham is knocking on the door of No.10. But Britain is not being offered change. It is being offered the same failed Labour poison in a different bottle: higher taxes, more welfare, more regulation and another assault on wealth creation. Britain does not need more socialism. It needs national renewal.

Starmer is on the brink. Burnham is knocking on the door of No.10. But Britain is not being offered change. It is being offered the same failed Labour poison in a different bottle: higher taxes, more welfare, more regulation and another assault on wealth creation. Britain does not need more socialism. It needs national renewal.

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When the 🇵🇰 Shahbaz Government came to power in July 2022, Pakistan’s debt was Rs 49,000 billion. That is, Pakistan had borrowed a total of Rs 49,000 billion in the last 70 to 75 years. 🚨 In the last four years, Pakistan has borrowed an additional Rs 34,000 billion. This means that about 68 percent of the debt taken in the last 75 years was increased in these four years alone! -Miftah Ismail.

When the 🇵🇰 Shahbaz Government came to power in July 2022, Pakistan’s debt was Rs 49,000 billion. That is, Pakistan had borrowed a total of Rs 49,000 billion in the last 70 to 75 years. 🚨 In the last four years, Pakistan has borrowed an additional Rs 34,000 billion. This means that about 68 percent of the debt taken in the last 75 years was increased in these four years alone! -Miftah Ismail.

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Victoria Derbyshire, "Labour say the tax rises are because of 14 years of broken services by the Conservative government" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Labour are going to keep blaming the Conservative government for as long as they like.. It's such a boring argument by Labour" Victoria Derbyshire, "Boring?" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Labour are in power, they made up a £22 billion hole.. It wasn't £22 billion" Nicholas Watt, "We discussed that last time.. It includes rises that the previous Conservative government did not factor in" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "It's not £22 billion.. It's not £22 billion.. These are Labour's choices" Alex Sobel, "First of all, early this year, the Conservative government was blaming the last Labour government in 2010" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Maybe just answer my question" Alex Sobel, "I'm responding to your point. It's a bit rich now to say that we're literally three months into government and Labour are still blaming the last Conservative government that were in power this year"

Victoria Derbyshire, "Labour say the tax rises are because of 14 years of broken services by the Conservative government" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Labour are going to keep blaming the Conservative government for as long as they like.. It's such a boring argument by Labour" Victoria Derbyshire, "Boring?" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Labour are in power, they made up a £22 billion hole.. It wasn't £22 billion" Nicholas Watt, "We discussed that last time.. It includes rises that the previous Conservative government did not factor in" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "It's not £22 billion.. It's not £22 billion.. These are Labour's choices" Alex Sobel, "First of all, early this year, the Conservative government was blaming the last Labour government in 2010" David Cameron's sister-in-law, Emily Sheffield, "Maybe just answer my question" Alex Sobel, "I'm responding to your point. It's a bit rich now to say that we're literally three months into government and Labour are still blaming the last Conservative government that were in power this year"

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BREAKING: The UK government borrowing rose to £17.7billion last month, the ONS reports. This was £0.7 billion more than in May 2024 and the second-highest May borrowing since monthly records began in 1993, after that of May 2020. 🔗 📺 Sky 501

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Never forget: the Tories crashed the economy and left a £22 billion black hole in the public finances. This Labour government is restoring economic stability, investing in Britain, and putting more money in people’s pockets.

Never forget: the Tories crashed the economy and left a £22 billion black hole in the public finances. This Labour government is restoring economic stability, investing in Britain, and putting more money in people’s pockets.

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When you know the freedom Britain gave India in 1947 was actually a getaway plan to escape the biggest unpaid loan in history, the entire narrative of generous colonial departure falls apart completely. Britain did not give India independence. Britain gave India independence because it could not afford to keep India. Here is what actually happened. During the Second World War Britain ran a blank cheque on India's resources. Soldiers. Grain. Raw materials. Labour. All of it extracted and deployed for Britain's war effort. In exchange Britain did not pay cash. It deposited IOUs into the Reserve Bank in the form of pound sterling credits called Sterling Balances. By 1945 Britain owed India approximately £1.3 billion. At today's value that is over £350 billion. More than 35 lakh crore rupees. Post-war Britain was completely broke. The war had hollowed out its economy, destroyed its manufacturing base and buried it in debt on multiple fronts simultaneously. There was simply no mechanism through which Britain could repay what it owed India without triggering the collapse of its own economy. So Britain did what any clever debtor does when the invoice is too large to pay. It changed the subject entirely. Independence became the story. Freedom became the narrative. The magnanimous colonial power graciously returning sovereignty to the subcontinent became the history that got written and taught and celebrated. The £1.3 billion invoice quietly disappeared into the complexity of partition, new governments, new priorities and the chaos of building two nations simultaneously. Britain did not grant India freedom out of moral evolution or political enlightenment. Britain executed a masterclass in financial escape. It walked away from the largest unpaid debt in its imperial history and got celebrated for doing it. The question that Indian children have never been taught to ask in school is a simple one. Where did the money go?

When you know the freedom Britain gave India in 1947 was actually a getaway plan to escape the biggest unpaid loan in history, the entire narrative of generous colonial departure falls apart completely. Britain did not give India independence. Britain gave India independence because it could not afford to keep India. Here is what actually happened. During the Second World War Britain ran a blank cheque on India's resources. Soldiers. Grain. Raw materials. Labour. All of it extracted and deployed for Britain's war effort. In exchange Britain did not pay cash. It deposited IOUs into the Reserve Bank in the form of pound sterling credits called Sterling Balances. By 1945 Britain owed India approximately £1.3 billion. At today's value that is over £350 billion. More than 35 lakh crore rupees. Post-war Britain was completely broke. The war had hollowed out its economy, destroyed its manufacturing base and buried it in debt on multiple fronts simultaneously. There was simply no mechanism through which Britain could repay what it owed India without triggering the collapse of its own economy. So Britain did what any clever debtor does when the invoice is too large to pay. It changed the subject entirely. Independence became the story. Freedom became the narrative. The magnanimous colonial power graciously returning sovereignty to the subcontinent became the history that got written and taught and celebrated. The £1.3 billion invoice quietly disappeared into the complexity of partition, new governments, new priorities and the chaos of building two nations simultaneously. Britain did not grant India freedom out of moral evolution or political enlightenment. Britain executed a masterclass in financial escape. It walked away from the largest unpaid debt in its imperial history and got celebrated for doing it. The question that Indian children have never been taught to ask in school is a simple one. Where did the money go?

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Watch the full interview and share please: “I have not borrowed a dime since the day I became Governor. We have increased the minimum wage from ₦7,000 to ₦70,000, cleared 11 years of withheld pensions and gratuities, built roads, renovated schools, and settled outstanding WAEC and NECO fees that had been withheld for years. Apart from the FAAC allocations we receive from the Federal Government, which are our statutory entitlement as a state and after deducting ₦1.5 billion and now ₦1.2 billion monthly for debt servicing on loans incurred by the previous administration in Zamfara, we have not received a single kobo in palliatives. I know of states that have received over ₦500 billion from the Federal Government as palliatives. In my view, I believe this is because I am not a member of the APC,” says Dauda Lawal, Governor of Zamfara State.

Watch the full interview and share please: “I have not borrowed a dime since the day I became Governor. We have increased the minimum wage from ₦7,000 to ₦70,000, cleared 11 years of withheld pensions and gratuities, built roads, renovated schools, and settled outstanding WAEC and NECO fees that had been withheld for years. Apart from the FAAC allocations we receive from the Federal Government, which are our statutory entitlement as a state and after deducting ₦1.5 billion and now ₦1.2 billion monthly for debt servicing on loans incurred by the previous administration in Zamfara, we have not received a single kobo in palliatives. I know of states that have received over ₦500 billion from the Federal Government as palliatives. In my view, I believe this is because I am not a member of the APC,” says Dauda Lawal, Governor of Zamfara State.

My Deen My Swag 💫

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ANOTHER BOMBSHELL FROM AN ANGRY NIGERIAN YOUTH O!!! What Tinubu has borrowed in less than 2 years in office is far more than what 3 PDP presidents borrowed in 16 years. What is paining Nigerians is that nothing to show for these incessant loans, they borrowed it for frivolities. How can a govt crying that there is no money awarded a contract of 15trillion to the company linked to the 1st family? You can't be ruling the country as a personal entity and expect us to keep quiet.

ANOTHER BOMBSHELL FROM AN ANGRY NIGERIAN YOUTH O!!! What Tinubu has borrowed in less than 2 years in office is far more than what 3 PDP presidents borrowed in 16 years. What is paining Nigerians is that nothing to show for these incessant loans, they borrowed it for frivolities. How can a govt crying that there is no money awarded a contract of 15trillion to the company linked to the 1st family? You can't be ruling the country as a personal entity and expect us to keep quiet.

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For the first time in the history of Nigeria, the 2025 budget was not implemented by the APC government. Yet, they have borrowed about nine times since they removed the fuel subsidy. The Ministry of Health was budgeted ₦218 billion, but they were only given ₦36 billion for the entire year. Since I was growing up, there has never been a year when the budget was not implemented. What we used to do with ₦7,000 now costs ₦30,000. This is the most destructive government in the history of Nigeria. — A cry from an elder statesman.

For the first time in the history of Nigeria, the 2025 budget was not implemented by the APC government. Yet, they have borrowed about nine times since they removed the fuel subsidy. The Ministry of Health was budgeted ₦218 billion, but they were only given ₦36 billion for the entire year. Since I was growing up, there has never been a year when the budget was not implemented. What we used to do with ₦7,000 now costs ₦30,000. This is the most destructive government in the history of Nigeria. — A cry from an elder statesman.

BLESSED 🥷

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On 15th July 2015 Uhuru and Ruto borrowed 292 Million Euros from Intesa SanPaulo bank in Italy on Buyers Credit Terms for the Itare Dam Project. 292 Million Euros is around 39 billion kenya shillings right now. So far the kenyan government has withdrawn 141.5 million euros from that account. Which is around 19 billion kenya shillings. And this is the situation of Itare Dam Project in Kuresoi North.

On 15th July 2015 Uhuru and Ruto borrowed 292 Million Euros from Intesa SanPaulo bank in Italy on Buyers Credit Terms for the Itare Dam Project. 292 Million Euros is around 39 billion kenya shillings right now. So far the kenyan government has withdrawn 141.5 million euros from that account. Which is around 19 billion kenya shillings. And this is the situation of Itare Dam Project in Kuresoi North.

Morara Kebaso

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President William Ruto lied to the poor that he was a hustler. He wore borrowed pain, spoke borrowed struggles, and harvested desperate votes. The moment he won, the mask fell. The hustler vanished. What remained was a tribal king protecting his throne. Today, this is not a national government. It’s a Kalenjin presidency disguised as leadership. Appointments, protection, favors, money they flow in one direction. The rest of Kenya is told to tighten belts, pay more taxes, and shut up.

President William Ruto lied to the poor that he was a hustler. He wore borrowed pain, spoke borrowed struggles, and harvested desperate votes. The moment he won, the mask fell. The hustler vanished. What remained was a tribal king protecting his throne. Today, this is not a national government. It’s a Kalenjin presidency disguised as leadership. Appointments, protection, favors, money they flow in one direction. The rest of Kenya is told to tighten belts, pay more taxes, and shut up.

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