NOW — The Cabinet Office has confirmed that Keir Starmer met BlackRock CEO Larry Fink on 20th May 2025 to discuss the UK economy. While they’ve admitted the meeting happened, they refused to disclose any agendas, notes, or correspondence. They claim details are exempt under:

RT @RupertLowe10: @Lewis_Brackpool @RestoreBritain_ Superb work. Lots more news to come soon.

RT @cfdownes_: Whistleblowers in the corrupt British system are few and far between because there is no real infrastructure to support them….

I’m so whitepilled. We’ve been working hard behind the scenes to build a world-class investigations and whistleblowing infrastructure, and it’s almost ready. Soon, @RestoreBritain_ will launch one of the country’s most professional platforms where citizens and government.

RT @RestoreBritain_: We're delighted to welcome Daniel ShenSmith (@dshensmith) to our advisory board. Barrister and commentator, with an i….

RT @AndrewSaysTV: Scottish Police have blamed the young girl who wielded an axe & knife for having 'approached' two foreigners. The young….

NOW — Essex Police have refused to release documents I requested under FOI about the policing of the Epping protests on 13th July 2025. I asked for operational briefings and records confirming whether police vehicles were used to transport counter-protesters. The force

RT @lotuseaters_com: The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1238. @Panagiotou90St, @JoshFerme, and @Lewis_Brackpool discuss Dundee's diversity di….

RT @RupertLowe10: Farage has just attacked me for backing mass deportations - let me be clear about what happened. What he is referring to….

I’m referring to this video. Shocking and very upsetting.

If 12-year-old girls feel the need to carry axes and knives to protect themselves on the streets of the YooKay, at what point do liberals and progressives concede that their multicultural experiment hasn’t worked?.

RT @astor_charlie: We all knew these things. But it is nice to have one's "conspiracy theories" certified in writing .

An interesting turn of events. Only five months ago ‘mass deportations’ were branded a ‘dark and dangerous’ phrase, and a “political impossibility.”. Now, Farage is using it as a central message. It seems the ‘very online right’ might have more influence than admitted.

RT @Harry_pitt: Rough news for those who kid themselves that the “Very Online Right™️” has no influence. Given that the unimaginative name….

This FOI shows:. - How UK policy was pre-aligned with WEF frameworks. - How concepts like “inclusive growth,” “Net Zero,” and “digitalisation” were baked into UK briefings. - The merging of fiscal/monetary strategy with global governance language. The Treasury didn’t want this.

The UK strongly backed WTO modernisation and “liberalisation of trade in services.” . This reflects the WEF’s globalisation agenda, removing barriers, promoting free trade, and deepening interdependence. 🧵 (8/9)

The document urges using fiscal policy “space” to drive growth, encouraging governments to spend more on skills, infrastructure, and green investment. UK fiscal policy was framed as a model because of “record low borrowing costs.”. Important to note this was pre-COVID and

The Treasury warned that automation could replace up to 14% of jobs in the next 15–20 years and significantly alter another 32%. They positioned the UK as committed to “R&D investment and innovation-friendly regulation.”. 🧵 (6/9)

Climate change is presented not just as an environmental risk, but as a “real and tangible threat to the global economy.” . This was framed as an economic risk, binding climate policy directly to fiscal/monetary planning. The UK pledged to push Net Zero and even highlighted its

The Treasury emphasised “inclusive growth,” a WEF-framed concept often used to mean redistribution to offset ‘regional inequalities’. The briefing pushes investment in infrastructure, R&D, and skills, while framing inequality as a global economic risk. 🧵 (4/9)

The document contained biographies of other attendees including, the Secretary of the Treasury (USA), President of the European Central Bank and the Vice-Chancellor and federal minister of finance, Germany. 🧵(3/9)