Bloody hell. Here we are again, watching our so-called leaders bend the knee to a man who couldn’t care less about Britain. Trump’s back in the White House, slapping tariffs on anyone who breathes wrong, and suddenly our government’s itching to sign a deal with him? Give me a break. This isn’t about “benefiting Britain”—it’s about handing our economy to American corporations on a silver platter while they laugh all the way to the bank. And you know what? We’ll get nothing but scraps. Again.
When has America ever put us first? When has America ever played fair? Their corporations don’t “invest”—they conquer. Take Amazon. They’ve swindled millions in taxpayer grants, promising “local growth,” only to bulldoze communities with warehouses that kill high streets. They undercut prices, strangle small businesses, then hike costs once they’ve gutted the competition. Jobs? A joke. Zero-hour contracts, brutal quotas, union-busting thugs—all while automating roles into oblivion. Then they dodge taxes, funnel profits offshore, and leave us holding the bill for crumbling schools and hospitals.
Google’s no better. Their search engine? A protection racket. Pay exorbitant ad fees or vanish from existence. Small firms either cough up or die. And it’s not just commerce—they’re the gatekeepers of truth. Algorithms bury dissent, amplify propaganda, and reshape reality to suit their agenda. This isn’t “innovation”; it’s digital feudalism.
Now the Tories and Labour are drooling over this Trump deal? Spare me. They’re the same lot who’ve let this country rot for decades. Selling off our NHS bits by bit, letting housing crumble, flooding our towns with unchecked migration—all while lining their pockets with lobbying cash from abroad. Globalists. Traitors. Call them what they are. They don’t give a damn about British workers, British families, or British futures. They’d rather cozy up to foreign billionaires than protect the people they’re supposed to serve.
And don’t even get me started on what this “deal” means for everyday life. Food standards? Gone. Yank corporations’ll push hormone-fed beef, chlorinated chicken, and God knows what else onto our shelves. Our farmers? Squeezed out by mega-farms owned by some Texan oil baron. Health care? Privatised scraps for the poor, golden tickets for the rich. But hey, at least MPs get their fancy dinners paid for by lobbyists, right?
Then there’s the migration mess. You think it’s bad now? Wait until this deal flings the doors wide open. Cheap labor flooding in to prop up American factories here, driving wages into the dirt. Our kids’ll compete with desperate workers paid pennies, while landlords jack up rents to exploit overcrowded neighborhoods. Communities? Fractured. Culture? Erased. All so some CEO in New York can buy a third yacht.
Why are we letting this happen? When did we decide betrayal was acceptable? These spineless suits in Westminster aren’t “negotiating”—they’re surrendering. They’ve sold our sovereignty for a pat on the head from Trump and a photo op. And for what? A few vague promises about “trade growth” that’ll evaporate faster than a puddle in July?
We’ve seen this playbook before. They dangle shiny buzzwords—“jobs,” “investment,” “progress”—but it’s all smoke. The reality? More closures. More debt. More of our streets feeling like foreign soil. We’re not a nation anymore; we’re a fire sale. And every signature on that deal is another nail in the coffin.
What’s it gonna take for us to wake up? How many towns have to die? How many families have to struggle before we stop letting these clowns sell us out? They’re not “leaders”—they’re middlemen for a global elite that hates everything we are.
So here’s the question: Do we keep rolling over, or do we finally fight back? Refuse the deal. Sack the lot of them. Rebuild this country for Brits, not corporate vultures. Or are we just gonna sit here, shrugging, while they carve up what’s left of our homeland?
Stand up. Push back. Before there’s nothing left to save. #BritainFirst #NoToGlobalists #TakeBackControl 💪🛑
What do you think? Are we done letting them get away with it?
