Socialist nightmare to befall the United Kingdom.
Failing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has outdone himself in the worst possible way with his new budget from hell.
His chancellor (finance Minister), Rachel Reeves, broke her electoral promise of not raising taxes, and hit the British people with a major tax assault today.
Why?
To make bank, splurge cash on benefits for migrant families and get their votes.
‘Labour is giving a handout in those areas that they are more likely to benefit electorally.’
Rob Bates of the Centre for Migration Control discusses how the government’s decision to lift the two-child benefit cap could appeal to their voter base in ethnic communities. pic.twitter.com/3SdYk9hevN
— GB News (@GBNEWS) November 27, 2025
Daily News reported:
“In farcical scenes at Westminster, an ashen-faced Chancellor was left scrambling after her crucial package was accidentally put online before she even had a chance to deliver it to MPs.
Outrage grew as the scale of her tax raid became clear.
“Around a quarter of the working population will be paying higher or top rate tax by then, up from just 15 per cent when it was imposed in 2021. The higher rate threshold would have been £70,370 by 2030 instead of £50,270 if it had risen in line with inflation.
The tax burden is due to reach a new peak as a proportion of GDP in records that go back more than 300 years.”
The results are in…this was the Benefits Street Budget: Rachel Reeves has raised taxes to a record high, in order to spend more money on welfare.
It is totally unsustainable and will make the whole country poorer. pic.twitter.com/GbNGgw0Q04
— Kemi Badenoch (@KemiBadenoch) November 27, 2025
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch called it a ‘Budget for benefits’, pointing ‘to a huge splurge on handouts’.
“’She has chosen to put up tax after tax after tax,’ the Tory leader said, mocking Ms. Reeves for complaining she was the victim of sexism and ‘mansplaining’.”
We stand ready to fix Broken Britain.
This is my letter to the nation. pic.twitter.com/shUDozZv5D
— Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) November 27, 2025
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