Brent East

Time does not erase injustice.

How does this represent the people of Brent East? Question.

Well, they're 80% something, not British.

Oh, okay, that explains it.

And in first place, it's Tottenham led by MP David Lammy with nearly £625 million a year on welfare spending.

Second up, we've got Brent East led by Dawn Butler with nearly £606 million in welfare spending.

That's a lot of votes.

Birmingham Ladywood comes next, led by our current Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, with $590 million in annual welfare spending.

That incredible figure, that's Tottenham.

We then move to Brent East, and it's just over 605 million, and that's Dawn Butler.

Labour as well.

Then we move up to Birmingham, we're getting around the country a bit, and to Birmingham Ladywood, and there it's Shabana Mahmood, and it's Labour, and it's 590 million that's spent on welfares in... welfare in that constituency.

As you know, Keir Starmer thought he might try to, you know, just round the edges, slightly reduced welfare spending, and caused a rebellion, and this is why.

His party, his MPs, are dependent on that welfare going to their constituents, and that, that, that welfarism comes from your taxes, and they demand it.

It's, it's, it's, it's almost a matter of life and death for them that they take your taxes and then splash it up the wall in constituencies like, you know, Tottenham, Brent East, Birmingham, uh, Enfield North.

Uh, in fact, actually Birmingham features not just once, twice, three times, but four.