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We used to be a very capable country. For some reason that capability has disappeared into layers of bureaucracy, regulation, an economy that doesn't work anymore, and a government that simply doesn't care about your money or you. This simple bridge in Adelaide, beautifully crafted, 147 years old, represents... show more

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Europe in general has to be freer. It's stifled by bureaucracy. There's just too much bureaucracy in the EU. If you have excess government regulation and oppression, you stifle the freedom of people to try new and great ideas. You can't succeed if you've got this massive oppressive bureaucracy and a government that doesn't care about its people. 一 Elon Musk

Europe in general has to be freer. It's stifled by bureaucracy. There's just too much bureaucracy in the EU. If you have excess government regulation and oppression, you stifle the freedom of people to try new and great ideas. You can't succeed if you've got this massive oppressive bureaucracy and a government that doesn't care about its people. 一 Elon Musk

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Elon Musk: The people of Britain are being oppressed by a massive bureaucracy and a government that doesn't care about them. “I think it's good that Britain left the EU because there's just too much bureaucracy in the EU. But frankly, instead of really going down a path of personal freedom and deregulation and getting rid of these stifling regulations, unfortunately the British government has pretty much stayed on par with the EU if not in some ways made the stifling regulation worse. So, if you have excess government regulation and oppression, you stifle the freedom of people to try new and great ideas. And Britain used to be a country that did amazing things, some of the boldest things on the entire planet. And that is possible in the future, but it can't be done if you've got this massive oppressive bureaucracy and a government that doesn't care about its people. There has to be profound change and there's not much time left.” Conversation with Tommy Robinson, September 13, 2025

Elon Musk: The people of Britain are being oppressed by a massive bureaucracy and a government that doesn't care about them. “I think it's good that Britain left the EU because there's just too much bureaucracy in the EU. But frankly, instead of really going down a path of personal freedom and deregulation and getting rid of these stifling regulations, unfortunately the British government has pretty much stayed on par with the EU if not in some ways made the stifling regulation worse. So, if you have excess government regulation and oppression, you stifle the freedom of people to try new and great ideas. And Britain used to be a country that did amazing things, some of the boldest things on the entire planet. And that is possible in the future, but it can't be done if you've got this massive oppressive bureaucracy and a government that doesn't care about its people. There has to be profound change and there's not much time left.” Conversation with Tommy Robinson, September 13, 2025

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🚨 NOW: VP JD Vance reveals why crushing fraud is PERSONAL for him. This is why we LOVE JD "I grew up in a family where we sometimes benefited from these programs. The generosity of the American people is one of the most amazing things about our country." "I think all of us, of course, just passed tax day, none of us like paying our taxes, but we do it. And why do we do it? Because we know that it goes to give a bite to a low-income family that can't afford food." "We know that it goes to pay the military who keep us safe. We know that it goes to some essential services, but that trust, that trust in our government, that trust in our institution, it depends on us taking that trust seriously." "How long are people going to pay into programs if they know that that money doesn't go to a low-income kid who needs health care, but that money goes into a fraudster getting rich?" "This doesn't work, and this doesn't make sense unless we take fraud seriously, so I'm proud to be part of an effort in our government." "I'm proud to lead the effort in our government to finally take fraud seriously. We want to protect these programs for the kids and the families who need them." "We want to ensure that the American taxpayer isn't getting fleeced, and I'd say just a few months into it, gentlemen, we have done a very, very good job. Let's keep it up." 🔥

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This iconic bridge - 114 years old today - has to be restored and put back into full working action, whatever it takes. And rest assured that as the MP for Middlesbrough and Thornaby East, I'll be pursuing government and anybody else I need to, to make sure that that happens.

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