PaulRobsonRetro

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PaulRobsonRetro

PaulRobsonRetro

@RetroRobson

Parent, Teacher, Coder, amateur (very) musician, terrible sportsman. Disney fan ... obviously.

South Norfolk, England Beigetreten Kasım 2025
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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@BareLeft Whilst I agree, I doubt these rules would be applied evenly.
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Marl Karx@BareLeft·
Publishing disinformation like this should be punishable. Besides cooking the books by only mentioning income tax yield, about half of that £333bn figure are pensions with the second biggest bloc being in-work benefits. Is it any wonder this country is going mental?
Matthew Elliott@matthew_elliott

The Government will collect £331bn in income tax this year, and spend £333bn on welfare. In other words, we now spend more on people not working than we raise from those who do. And the cost? Debt per person has risen from £11.5k in 2000 (inflation adjusted) to over £41k today.

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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@DavidTaylor85 Pointless showing off. The devices can be bought online for a couple of hundred quid (these look older ones). Total cost of this "aid" compared to the cost of the trip is ....
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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@PaulEmbery @Shayna620 It's not just a political opponent. There are very few people whose death I would celebrate I know personally. Maybe 3 or 4 people. But they are there.
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Paul Embery@PaulEmbery·
@Shayna620 "Refreshing"? A US president publicly jubilating at the death of a political opponent and saying "I'm glad he is dead." I wonder if you people ever stop to think about what it is you are defending.
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Paul Embery@PaulEmbery·
This was Trump's immediate response today after learning that a former director of the FBI had died. It seems there is no depth to which this depraved man will not sink.
Paul Embery tweet media
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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@PaulEmbery Given he tried to destroy Trump with left wing fairy tales that yielded bugger all, I'm surprised he's this generous.
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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@daniellismore It's like all those people who were giving homes to illegal migrants ; nice virtue signalling, not happening in practice.
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Daniel Lismore
Daniel Lismore@daniellismore·
I would rather live next-door to a refugee than a reform voter. To be honest. 🇬🇧🪆☕️🪆🫖🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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Richard Burgon MP@RichardBurgon·
With my friend @jeremycorbyn, I've just delivered key medical aid to Cuba. This is part of the Nuestra America Convoy that’s bringing in huge amounts of aid as Trump tightens the cruel and illegal blockade of Cuba. Donate and learn about the #NuestraAmericaConvoy below.
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The News Agents@TheNewsAgents·
A new investigation claims GB News is failing to meet Ofcom standards – but nothing is being done. GB News says it's fair and impartial, but journalist @arusbridger says only someone paid to work for the channel could claim that with 'a straight face' thenewsagents.co.uk/article/it-can…
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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@AlbertoBaIsam @We_OwnIt @juliewassmer The nationalised ones (Wales and Scotland) have the same problems, so it's more complex than that. But I do agree it should not have been privatised, it is not competitive. I have a choice of Anglian Water or Anglian Water.
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Alberto Balsam@AlbertoBaIsam·
@RetroRobson @We_OwnIt @juliewassmer debt, underinvestment and increased costs for consumers has been the story pretty much right across the board. by any reasonable judgement, privatisation has been a disaster,
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We Own It@We_OwnIt·
If the water companies can't survive without dumping sewage in our rivers and seas, LET THEM GO BANKRUPT. Then nationalise them for nothing. Thank you, Boycott Water Bills and @juliewassmer for inviting us.
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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@laurasportals @pvicvah @sappholives83 They probably do overall as an average, yes, almost certainly. However, this tells us nothing about individuals. People have a relationship with *one person* not an "average woman". Some have a "body count" of 1, (or 0). Some in the hundreds. Irrespective of gender.
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laurita@laurasportals·
@RetroRobson @pvicvah @sappholives83 i’m not sure why this discourse is even a thing when it’s a proven fact that men have much higher body counts than women
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Diana Alastair💚🤍💜 ⚢ ❌❌
It is a truth universally acknowledged that any man who is this fixated on a woman’s sexual history will be a possessive, controlling, abusive asshole. Men like this don’t want a partner. They want a blank slate.
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David Henderson@DavidHe91696725·
@RetroRobson @worstall The assets were paid for by the taxpayer and go back to the taxpayer. Investors were hoping for solvent companies, which they are not
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Tim Worstall@worstall·
"If we stiff all the investors then we can have it for free!" Wholly true, but if you stiff the investors then the other name for that is theft. Which is, you know, against the law? Even, against international law.
We Own It@We_OwnIt

The government claims that nationalising water would cost >£100 billion. That figure has been repeatedly dubunked - by Professor Dieter Helm, & Professor Ewan McGaughey at the People's Commission for Water, among others. Water belongs in public hands. vist.ly/4vetf

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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@DavidHe91696725 @worstall Okay. So the debt is money owed to people or more likely entities, right ? So when they go bankrupt the assets are sold off and distributed amongst those debtors. You can't just say "it's bust, we'll have your stuff".
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Jack Dart@JackWDart·
The media has convinced you that Keir Starmer is the worst Prime Minister in history. They're lying to you.
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PaulRobsonRetro@RetroRobson·
@Alonso_GD Whilst UK prices are high, this is a ridiculous comparison. Tnere are other reasons.
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Alonso Gurmendi
Alonso Gurmendi@Alonso_GD·
When I moved to the UK in 2019, I paid £45 a month for electricity. I now pay £185. Every 2-3 months I get an email from my supplier raising my direct debit by a few pounds
Zack Polanski@ZackPolanski

This could have been avoided. Failure to insulate every home, end reliance on fossil fuels & decouple energy prices from gas left us exposed to energy shocks. Now we must act: Cap bill rises after June. End fossil fuel addiction. Lower bills, permanently.

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Simons@Simon_Ingari·
Why do companies give 1%, 3%, or 5% raises to their current employees, but 10%, 15%, 20%, or 35%+ more to new hires?
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