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🚨 DAVID MILIBAND WHINES ON CAMERA THAT BRITAIN IS NOT SENDING ENOUGH FOREIGN AID BILLIONS ABROAD Watch this clip and tell me these establishment elites have any connection to the real world. Former Foreign Secretary David Miliband went on television complaining that trimming overseas foreign aid spending is bloody...

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Pollyvor 4 Tagen

David Miliband is yet another of George Soros' many fixers and arranged the Climate Change Act which Soros wanted. He's got a £1million Soros linked CEO job. George and Alex Soros want international aid and are at the heart of Labour. Liz Truss was right.

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Frank Carberryvor 4 Tagen

This is a man who's being paid 1,25 million dollars plus other benefits as head of a charity. He clearly believes charity begins at home, his home. Why doesn't he give some of that in aid.

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Maxinevor 3 Tagen

Stop all foreign aid most of them are here anyway taking everything they can get their hands on

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David Bilsonvor 4 Tagen

He is as mad and deluded as his brother.

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Peter Oremvor 3 Tagen

You left out a step. IRC is funded in part by the UK government. He's demanding more money for his 'charity', some of which he will take as personal pay.

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Lex Luthorvor 4 Tagen

"This man sits in New York pocketing an enormous executive salary running an international charity" This is all u need to know

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T Harrisonvor 4 Tagen

David &/or Ed Milliband. Totally out of touch and lecturing on how to destroy Britain. They’re not just idealistic, they’re dangerous and corrosive and are ignoring the realities of life. Britain is being bankrupted by social services for immigrants and too much overseas aide.

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Nic Doczivor 4 Tagen

I can see why revolutions happened.

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🇬🇧🇬🇧LUMA🇬🇧🇬🇧FAR RIGHT!🇬🇧🇬🇧vor 4 Tagen

We’re skint mate - FFS.

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Ian Wardvor 4 Tagen

David Millibrain & Ed Millibrain are as senseless as each other. Where do these 2 clowns think all the money, they want UK Govt to give away, comes from? They clearly don't have any fiscal responsibility

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Lhpbvor 3 Tagen

His best buddy is #GeorgeSoros. Explains everything...

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EnglishLady14298310vor 4 Tagen

Deranged, just like his brother.

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Rollyvor 4 Tagen

Get stuffed! @davidmilliband

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Eloisevor 3 Tagen

Since the 1950 billions have been sent to Africa but it has not taken any out of poverty.

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Manuella Machadovor 3 Tagen

Is he prepared to give a few millions of his own? No, I don’t think so.

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Polarmanvor 4 Tagen

These people are clueless about what ordinary UK citizens are facing. Overseas aid in money should stop until the many priblems in UK are dealt with.

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John M Calvertvor 3 Tagen

What more can you expect from a man who has no commercial competence at all. He also has no personal charisma.

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Maisievor 4 Tagen

How much does he earn from his charity???

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MsMolly188.vor 3 Tagen

He has the same mad look as his brother! With 3 trillion of debt in UK this arsehole STILL wants more money sent to charity (which I expect he is rewarded handsomely) FCUK the people of UK who have to fund this along with funding all the illegals. He & brother can just DO ONE

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Quincunxvor 4 Tagen

He's been drinking Blair's koolaid.

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WSLvor 3 Tagen

He lives and (presumably) pays taxes in the USA. He has no right to comment on the distribution of UK taxpayers’ money.

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ZOMBIE69vor 4 Tagen

He's a tax dodger like his idiot brother

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🤔vor 3 Tagen

@jane798m How about Miliband donates his salary

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@andy3cunnyvor 4 Tagen

Just like his daft brother another career corrupt clown @Ed_Miliband neither are very bright both snake oil salesman at best I wouldn’t employ that pair of snakes to put my bins out !

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Stuart Oddievor 3 Tagen

Follow the money ,all this aid , all these thespians are getting a very nice taste ,stashing it away for when the shit hits the fan .

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Ali Mazenvor 3 Tagen

International socialism….the excuse is that Britain is spending too much money on all the wrong priorities and so the aid budget is unaffordable.

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Jonathan Robertsvor 3 Tagen

I'm perfectly happy for Ed and David Milliband to send as much as there iwn money abroad as they like. There are charitable organisations rmthat will take it. They shouldn't be taxing a nations workforce to do something they aren't prepared to do themselves

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jacquie birbeckvor 4 Tagen

Look up their father's details. He was classed as 'the man who hates britain'

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Jenny Readervor 3 Tagen

He is paid £1 million a year.

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Mon Matharuvor 3 Tagen

He should be talking to his brother Ed Miliband and labour Govt to reverse the scams of Net Zero / Climate change / C4O

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millett445 🇬🇧vor 3 Tagen

They are completely off their trolleys. Is he trying to speed up bankrupting us?

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IanMvor 3 Tagen

What an absolute snake.

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Rosebudvor 3 Tagen

Disgusting bstd. Get these twts out. We shouldn’t send any considering we pay to our money already to keep the immigrants in benefits houses etc

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David Rvor 3 Tagen

I used to believe that David was the semsible brother

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