Alan Rain 🕷️🐝💙🇪🇺

@narindertweets Farage represents the best hope of the billionaire elite to continue the destructive work of the Tories and Labour. Those in control of world affairs thrive on human misery; hence they want more of the same. The only way to fight this is to vote Green.

@HealthRanger Dung beetle.

If you believe in reincarnation, what sort of animal or insect will Trump be reincarnated as?

@ZackPolanski I don't know what the minimum age is to join the Young Greens, but it should be low - a year or two below the current voting age - which could change.

WOW. Our @younggreens now have 50,000 members - they are the biggest political youth movement in the UK. And we're growing. Every single day I am meeting more young greens out on the streets campaigning. This is how we make change happen. Join us: join.greenparty.org.uk

@rosscoulthart Suspect the Pentagon is laughing.

Pentagon missed Rep. Luna's deadline for 46 UAP videos release: the first of many scoops from Rob Jones. newsnationnow.com/politics/penta…

I am so proud of Ciara - our Co-Chair of @YoungGreenParty and the next Cllr for Herne Hill and Loughborough Jnc. Today, she is rightly named The Times 'Young Power List'. She epitomises HOPE.

Digital ID so they can track you. No juries so they can convict you. No appeals so they can contain you. No elections so they can reign over you. Conscription so they can control you. Assisted suicide so they can kill you.

@JessicaTarlov There's no need to deny anything a compulsive liar says.

Guess I’ll take this opportunity to mention that my numbers are far from fake - Trump really is that unpopular. And you can pre order my book I Disagree as of today!! penguinrandomhouse.com/books/803493/i…

The Reckoning Comes on 7 May Labour is about to lose its cities. The Greens are the reason why. On 7 May 2026, something is going to happen in British politics that the commentariat has been too timid to say plainly: the Labour Party is going to be evicted from the cities it has occupied for decades, not by the right, but by the left it abandoned. open.substack.com/pub/europeanpo…

@mehdirhasan "Off of"? You need to return to the UK.

This would be a two or three week news story in a previous administration, and might even lead to the resignation of the defense secretary. He literally fabricated a Biblical quote, based off of a movie, while pretending to be a pious Christian. But under Trump, we’ll have moved on by tomorrow.

Honestly, no— this isn’t okay Maintenance needs to take this seriously—those are far too many loose screws on this Lion Air Boeing 737-800 flying from Bangkok to Chiang Mai.

No. No. NO. And also - NO. Never. The UK must not in any way subject its national security to a genocidal ethnostate. However friendly it may appear, it is not our friend. It is a menace.

@plzcallmechrist I read often and prefer the hardback. Don't assume you speak for everyone. You don't.

No one, who actually reads often, prefers hardbacks.

@DoctorLemma Ask me 2 weeks ago if this is genuine, I would have said yes. After the comical shambles of Artemis, I'm now doubtful.

For nine years, an astronomer begged NASA to turn a spacecraft around and take a single photograph. When they finally agreed, the planet it photographed was smaller than a pixel. The astronomer was Carl Sagan. The spacecraft was Voyager 1, launched in 1977 to study Jupiter and Saturn. By 1981, it had done its job and was heading for the edge of the solar system at 38,000 miles per hour. Sagan wanted it to look back once. He knew the photo would have almost no scientific value. Earth from that distance would be a speck. That was exactly the point. NASA worried. The Sun was still close enough to fry Voyager’s camera sensor if they pointed it the wrong way. Other missions kept getting priority. The years ticked by. Sagan kept pushing. They finally said yes. On 14 February 1990, roughly 6 billion kilometres from home, Voyager 1 turned its camera around and took 60 photos of the solar system. One of them captured Earth as a tiny dot caught in a stray beam of scattered sunlight. That single image became known as the Pale Blue Dot. The entire planet, every person who has ever lived, every war, every love story, every sunrise, was 0.12 pixels wide. Thirty-four minutes later, Voyager 1 powered off its cameras forever to save energy for the long journey ahead. It has never taken another picture. Sagan later wrote a book about that single pixel and called it Pale Blue Dot. He died two years after it was published. Voyager 1 is still going. It’s now over 24 billion kilometres away, the furthest human-made object in existence, still sending back faint signals from interstellar space. Does that dot make you feel insignificant, or does it make everything on it feel more precious?

@BareLeft 'Should' ought to be will. Tragic that it's only 'should'. Israel runs the UK.

Should be a huge story that forces resignations at the highest level in the UK Government. Absolute silence from the UK media. Utterly corrupt and complicit in genocide and ethnic cleansing for Apartheid Israel. Typically disgusting behaviour from our ruling classes.

@Kearney3Mr Is it for eating, or some kind of insertion?

Just been to Waitrose and I'm shocked at the price of a Mars bar, and I'm sure they're getting smaller!

@iamufohunter Half-human, whatever it is.

Can someone explain wtf is this creature ?

@GlobalIJournal Punctuality isn't China's strong point?

🇨🇳 Chinese lawyer Victor Gao: China possesses all the Epstein files. Everyone related to the Epstein files, including the evils of the U.S.-Israel dirty dealings, must be revealed, or China will disclose them.

If the #JCB Family of Multi-Millionaires are so hard up to pay proper Inheritance Taxes, why are they able to donate SO MUCH MONEY to #Reform Party? Oh ... so they have expectations of #Reform helping out the Multi-Millionaires? Right. Noted. "Party of the People", eh?

@francesafetytra Inspired by the Philadelphia experiment.

What would you call this "sculpture" ?